Jett B. Graves Class potluck and club notices
Calendar of events lists a potluck at the home of Mrs. B. W. Edwards on Tuesday August 27 hosted by Mrs. Léota Futrell, Mrs. W. A. Mudeett, Mrs. Rob Jones, and Mrs. Everett Yidsot. Hope Junior Auxiliary meets August 28 at 10 a.m. in the Chamber of Commerce office with exec at 9:30 a.m.
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Jett B. Graves
First United Methodist Church
B. W. Edwards
Léota Futrell
W. A. Mudeett
Rob Jones
Everett Yidsot
Hope
Chamber of Commerce
Bridge Club
M. McCloughan
Mildred Rogers
Marie Hendrix
Rogers
Dewey Camp
Jeoff
Country Club
the Hope Country Club
Zinnias
Lloyd Guerin
Conway
Emmett Wassell
Bennett Wood
Bill Hairr
Henry Fenwick
L.L. Webb
Walter Wilson
Lewisville
Television coverage of Democratic National Convention noted
AP television writer Cynthia Lowry reports NBC CBS and ABC split time between speeches and floor interviews as Dan Inouye’s keynote drew attention. ABC offered lighter material including a campaign song study while noting production limits and changes to the unit rule debate. The item also covers the engagement of Martha Eddie Gordon to Max DeWitt Stanley with details on families and upcoming wedding in Atlanta on November 2 at Rock Springs Presbyterian Church.
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Cynthia Lowry
NEW York
Edward M. Kennedy
NBC
CBS
ABC
Sen
Daniel Inouye
Hubert H. Humphrey
David Marick
Lyndon B. Johnson
Dollie
USN
William Madison Gordon
Martha Eddie Gordon
Max DeWitt Stanley
Paul DeWitt Stanley
Albertville
Alabama
la Grange College
Auburn University
Stanley
Debate over crime report and gun control cited
The block review notes crime fell eight percent amid police enforcement concerns blamed on court rulings. It cites Muriel Nellis on song lyrics, Buckley Vidal banter, and NBC CBS coverage of convention rules. It also presents 1967 murder, gun, and state gun control contrasts with Utah school attendance data.
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Hoover
United States
Rhode Island
New York
Massachusetts
New Jersey
Texas
California
Julie Cherio Rodriguez dies after liver transplant failure
Julie Cherio Rodriguez, who lived with a transplanted liver longer than any known patient, died of cancer at the University of Colorado Medical Center. Her parents expressed gratitude for the chance to extend her life and for what doctors learned to aid humanity, noting the donor was a child.
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Burt Osborne
Associated Press
Denver
Colo
Julie Cherio Rodriguez
University of Colorado Medical Center
John C. Rodriguez
Pueblo
Julie
Rodriguez
Movie Star Kay Francis Dies at 63
NEW YORK AP Kay Francis a tall brunette star of the 1930s dies at 63 after a long illness at New York Hospital. She returned home from hospital Saturday and will have no funeral service. She began on Broadway then flourished in Hollywood with over 50 films including Raffles Mandalay Stella Parish and Give Me Your Heart. Her salaries topped industry peers and she was famed as glamour and style.
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New York
Kay Francis
Hollywood
New York Hospital
East 64Th Street
Mandalay
Stella Parish
Firestone Tire and Rubber Co
Filmland
State of the Union
HOUSEWIVES DISCUSSION ON CULTURE AND PROBLEMS
A reflective piece argues that cultural literacy and engagement with art define heroism. It notes that readers seek stimulating problems and cites the Democratic convention in Chicago and recent Republican antics as television-driven examples of public discourse.
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Allen Ginsberg
Andy Warhol
Ifehan
Chicago
Miami Beach
President Johnson at 60 amid nominating convention
President Johnson turns 60, slimmer and grayer, with no public birthday plan as his party holds a Chicago nominating convention. Speculation swirls on whether he will attend, though a postnomination appearance would be unlikely before the event.
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R Kann Gunmier
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
Johnson
Chicago
Atlantic City
N.J
Barry S. Goldwater
Vietnam
George G. Burkley
White House
Helen Help Us Pot Questions Still Unclear
Dear reader letters discuss marijuana health effects and legal status. Dr Constaninos J Miras cites long term harm from heavy hashish use, notes variable THC content and adulteration, and observes mood and health declines among chronic users. The exchange warns about unpredictable effects and legal risk.
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Helen
Dale
Res
Food and Drug Administration
T.M
Constantinos J. Miras
Department of Biological Chemistry
University of Athens
Miras
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Plainview
Irene Powell
Gulfport
Mississippi
Ollie Sutton
Rosston
Arkansas
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Jolly Max Ramssey
Lana
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Hughes Springs
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Emmet
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Susan Faught
Ross Gleghorn
Tom Duckett
Sue Duckett
Tim Duckett
Johnny
Mark Duckett
Jesse Duckett
Olin Purtell
C, M. Rogers
Doug and
Brad Rogers
John Tabor
Mike
Little Rock
Hinton Davis
Bill Beene
Los Angeles
Mrs. W. O. Beene
Teddy Jones
Alexandria, Va
Hubert Thrash
Jones
Larry Thrash
Lynda Lee Yeldeil
Hot Springs
George Wright, Jr
Jonesboro
George Wright
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Agement
Humphrey
Muriel Nellis
William F. Buckley Jr
Gore Vidal
Eugene J. McCarthy
Bean
Utah
Encyclopaedia Britannica
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Housewives
Saengei Theatre
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