Bookmobile Schedule And Dancing Classes At Hope Center
Registration opens August 28 at 10:00 am at Hope Youth Center for fall classes in Ballet Tap and Acrobatics with limited enrollment. A dance at Hope Country Club on August 28 costs $1 per couple. A 50th anniversary reception for Mr and Mrs Crit Stuart is set August 29 at Hope Country Club from 2 to 4 pm. Various community notices followed including supper at First United Methodist Church on August 31 and a W.L.B.C. meeting in Emmet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joy Heflin
Hope Country Club
Bob Kellam
Charles Sharpe
Crit Stuart
the Hope Country Club
Crit Stuart Jr
Jett B. Graves
First United Methodist Church
Leon Prescott
Prescott
Robert Parham
Reb Jones
Garland Medders
Leota Futrell
John Lloyd
Charlie the Seal Delays USS Lexington Berth Work
In Pensacola Florida workers brace for the USS Lexington arrival as a 5 foot 150 pound seal named Charlie occupies the carrier’s barge. He guards privacy with teeth flashing and barking, stalling electrical work and provoking a brief standoff with a worker. Charlie gains the upper hand as the Navy plans repairs.
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Pensacola
Fla
Charlie
Pensacola Naval Station
Navy Base
Gulf of Mexico
Navy
Surfer Bob Bare Holds Court at Nixon Beach
In San Clemente 16 year old Bob Bare is among about 10 surfers allowed at the Cypress Shore beach when President Nixon is in residence. Access is restricted by Secret Service guards and a Coast Guard boat offshore. The approved group was approved after John Severson submitted a list, and guards verify names by walkie talkie. Bare, a San Clemente High senior, surfs daily and delivers newspapers before dawn.
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Gene Handsaker
Associated Press
San Clemente
Calif
Bob Bare
White House
Nixon
Bob
Nixons
Cypress Shore
Secret Service
Coast Guard
Rolf Arness
James Arness
John Severson
Surfer’ Magazine
Severson
Cypress Shore Community Association
John
Bare
Los Angeles County
San Clemente High School
Western fashion rises with the western look in Hope
The Hope Arkansas Star notes young designers embracing a Westward style for both women and men. Jeans, shirts, work boots, belts, and cowboy hats define a lifestyle blending outdoorsy grit with modern fabrics and cargo details. Levi’s origins, durable workwear, and corduroy updates anchor this timeless trend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vv York
West
Horac Greeley
Levi’s
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
No-fault Divorce Is No Mill
Floridas no fault divorce system, now called dissolution of marriage, ends the need to prove fault. Since July 1, couples can separate by court finding the relationship irretrievably broken. Senator Gerald Lewis notes cases where the change spared heartbreak and avoided old legal theatrics.
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Rich Oppel
Associated Press
Tallahassee
Fla
Florida
Sunshine State
Gerald Lewis
State Department guilty in discrimination case at last
The State Department pleaded guilty to discriminating against Alison Palmer a female diplomat and promised reforms including a promotion from Grade 4 to 3. Deputy Under secretary William B Macomber Jr stated no sex based distinctions will guide future postings and issued new instructions.
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Washington
State Department
Alison Palmer
Foreign Service
Africa
William B. Macomber Jr
Macomber
Miss Palmer
Foreign Service Officer
Miami Democrat
C. Pfeiffer Trowbridge
Miami
Charles W. Ossolo
Suzanne
Melvyn B. Frumkes
Duval County
Jacksonville
Best of both worlds and loving it
Letter writers discuss balancing love and independence. A reader argues for personal choice, equality, and future plans, detailing education, career, and a desire for marriage on her terms. The column invites more family living queries for Helen Bottel at Hope Star.
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Helen
Helen Bottel
Hope Star
Schlatter previews global comedy venture Wacky World on NBC
Hollywood producer George Schlatter, creator of Laugh-In, talks of a new global humor concept. His pilot for Wacky World, shot across Europe, South America, and the United States, will air as an NBC special on September 13. He argues TV humor must move beyond New York and Hollywood to reflect worldwide access to news and culture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cynthia Lowry
Hollywood
George Schlatter
Schlatter
Crazy George
Europe
South America
United States
NBC
London
Paris
Moscow
New York
George
Flip Wilson
Lily Tomlin
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W.lb.c. Association
Gaslight Bowl
Emmet
Hopeful Tops
Hilda Warren
Karen Simpson
Cindy Middaugh
Douglas Building
Gavng
Lindsay Cofield
Sharon Averyt
Houston
Stephen F. Austin College
Nacogdoches
Texas
Kenneth Cofield
Holly
Hope
U. of A
Fayetteville
Alpha Delta Pi Sorority
Belinda Bulter
Billy Joe Bulter
Linda Wray
Bill Wray
Connie Hendrix
Lloyd Hendrix
Waltham, Mass
Caribbean
Malcolm Stern
Schooley
Okay
McJunkins
Saratoga School
McNab
Burson
Coleman
Rosenbaum
Guernsey School
Bobo
Gilbey
Taylor
Battlefield Loop Spring Hill
Hackler
Townsend
Patmos
Bills
Bodcaw School
Winberry
Sherman
Main
Ward
Willisville
Mitchell
Shower
Houghland Groc Woodruff Home Rovers
Sweat
Hoover Home
Young
Rhodes
McCaskill Hicks
Blevins Sweet Home
Ch._ Burke's
DeAnn
Bennett
Laneburg Schoale School
Rosston
Ossian Butterfield
Public Works Center
Lewis Zangas
Florida Marine Patrol
Zangas
Ark
STAR
By Helen Hennessy
H. D. Lee
Inwood
Tarzan
Joanne
George C. Woodward
Universal
TAN
Technicolor
Late Show
the Masters OF Tension
Eas
Ieee Cree
Dixie Drive-In Theatre
Mom & Dad
Boston
THE
Antarctica
Charles Wilkes
Furly
Mama
Mad
Page
Huntington, N.Y
Central Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Council On Church
Angela Davis
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