Wedding for Brenda Gat Sanders and Jewell Still
The wedding occurred Wednesday July 29 at Garrett Memorial Baptist Church with Pastor Clyde Johnson presiding. The bride wore a white silk brocade dress with a white orchid corsage. The couple, after a honeymoon in the Ozarks and Northwest Arkansas, now reside in Hope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanders Still
Brenda ‘Gat Sanders
Ann
Bi) Sanders
Jewell Warren Still
Jewell Still
E. Garrett
Memorial Baptist Church
Johnson
The
Ozarks
Arkansas
Hope
Seek Seat Spicer Vacates At Arkansas Convention
LITTLE ROCK AP Arkansas Republicans gathered for their state convention with Warren Liebling of Pine Bluff and John Paul Hammerschmidt of Harrison seeking the state chairmanship vacated by William Spicer. Spicer will not attend and will not seek re election due to a planned family trip. Hammerschmidt described Spicer opposition as a splinter group and Lieblong ran for Congress in 1962, with Rockefeller alignment boosting Rockefeller's gubernatorial candidacy tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little! Rock
Arkansas
Warren Liebling
Pine Bluff
John-Pail Hammerschmidt
Harrison
William Spicer
Winthrop Rockefeller
Spicer
Rockefeller
Hammerschmidt
Liebling
Lieblong
Oren Harris
Democratic Leaders Optimistic At Convention In Atlantic City
Democratic leaders from 37 states assess November prospects at the convention city. Eighteen rate solid Johnson Humphrey support, including Arkansas and New York, while 17 others, some from traditionally Republican areas, see a decent chance. Some Southern delegates anticipate separate state or local races.
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Larry Osius
Atlantic City
N.d
Associated’ Press
Johnson-Humphrey
Arkansas
Connecticut
Delaware
Llinois
Iowa
Maryland
Massachusetts
Michigan
Missouri
Nevada
New Jersey
New York
Oklahoma
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Texas
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Arizona
California
Colorado
Florida
Georgia
Idaho
Kansas
Kentucky
Mainé
Montana
New Hampshire
New Mexico
North Carolina
Utah
Vermont
Washington
Wyoming
Nebraska
South Carolina
Louisiana
Mississippi
Virginia
Party emblem parade entertains Atlantic Boardwalk crowd
A quirky display features a diving horse as a replacement for a donkey symbol, drawing laughs as Georgé Hamid helps unveil the entertaining act along the Atlantic Boardwalk. The playful event mocks political imagery and engages passersby with lighthearted spectacle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE Ae
Afni
Georgé Hamid
An. Au Rty
Diving Committee
Hamid
Jury Seated in Murder Trial in McGehee
Eleven men and four women were seated in the McGehee circuit court for the first degree murder trial of James Surridge. He is accused of shooting Norman Dollar, 73, at a motel last July 9. Dollar died from a back-of-head wound in the motel room. The jury qualified for the death penalty, but many panelists opposed it.
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McGehee, Ark
James ‘Surridge
McGehee
Norman Dollar
Dollar
Republicans Hold Jefferson County Convention in Spicer's Absence
Jefferson County Republican Committee met Thursday night with talk of making the state chairmanship a full time job. Roy Mitchell of Hot Springs was expected to conduct the convention in Spicer's absence. Henry Bellman, Oklahoma's first Republican governor, will speak at noon Saturday with Rockefeller scheduled for 10:40 a.m. Other speakers include Jerry Hinshaw of Springdale, Travis Beeson, and Charles Watson. The state Central Committee planned to certify delegates and adopt the party platform Saturday afternoon. Spicer said he enjoyed his term and would be quick to defend his guiding principles despite past rifts.
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Jefferson County
Republican Committee
Roy Mitchell
Hot Springs
Spicer
Henry Bellman
Oklahoma
Rockefeller
Jerry Hinshaw
Springdale
Congress
Travis Beeson
Charles Watson
State Central Committee
Fort Smith
Associated Press
Arkansan Dies in Plane Crash at Wichita
Allen B. DeLamar 21 formerly of Arkadelphia Ark was killed Thursday when the plane he rode with pilot Richard E. Rhoads 31 crashed at Cessna Aircraft Co. s field. DeLamar was a test engineer for Cessna aboard an experimental Super Sky Wagon six place craft.
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Wichita
Kan
Allen B. DeLamar
Arkadelphia
Ark
Cessna Aircraft Co
Aifield
DeLamar
Cessna
Richard E. Rhoads
Democrats Face Tough Road in Key States for 1964 Election
North region debates civil rights impact as a backlash grows. Republicans hold conservative voting records in New Hampshire Vermont Kansas Oklahoma Wyoming. California House Speaker Jesse Unruh warns the Democratic organization is fractured into duchies and baronies. Arizona and South Carolina figures voice cautious optimism and forecast a close race as Barry Goldwater gains from anti civil rights sentiment. Sam Goddard cites a poll showing Johnson leading in Arizona. Frank Keller calls it a hard fight.
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Peatland
New Ravipshire
Vermont
Kan‘sas
Oklahoma
Wyoming
California
Jesse Unruh
State Assembly
Duchies
Arizona
Sam Goddard
Johnson
Barry Goldwater
GOP
Frank Keller
Washington J
Donald Russell
South Carolina
Barry Coldwater
Bookmobile Schedule Reads Like A Citywide Route
Bookmobile routes list stops and times across neighborhoods for September. Stops include Meloy Home, Penna Home, Barber, Young, Sweat, Kidd, Woodruff, Hix Loe Gt, Hix Loe Grace, Justice Home, Columbus, Day Home, Oakhaven, Washington, Ozan, Castlehurry Home, Bob's Grocery, Tollet Home, the Ranch, Bluff City, Cagle Grocery, Pleasant Hill, and Treas Home with times ranging from 8:45 to 3:00.
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Meloy
Penna
Barber
Young
Sweat
Kidd
Woodruff
Hix Loe
Tollet
the Ranch
Cagle
Pleasant Hill
Treas
Campaign Not New to Lady Bird Johnson in 1960s
Atlantic City AP reports Lady Bird Johnson, ongoing political wife and First Lady, maintains a strenuous schedule across nine months in office. Her Western tour and 18‑hour days illustrate her energy, dedication, and active role in supporting President Johnson’s administration.
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Atlantic City
Lady Bird Johnson
Johnson
White House
John F. Kennedy
Washington
Eleanor Roosevelt
Texas
Tobinson
LBJ
Hindu custom ash cast to sea guides Alaska's leading industry
Ash disposal customs influence Alaska's main industry, with traditional practices shaping regional culture. The article notes how local beliefs intersect with commercial activity and maritime livelihoods.
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Pontingue
Alaska
Wedding Vows Repeated At Our Lady Of Good Hope
Miss Vivian Ruth Ross daughter of Mr and Mrs Burl Harrison married Juan P Arredondo son of Mrs Amalia Arredondo at Our Lady of Good Hope Catholic Church. The ceremony officiated by Father Joseph Enderlin with music by Mrs Perry Henley featured a lace bodice Empire gown and cascade pink carnation bouquet. The couple will reside in Las Vegas New Mexico where she will teach and he study at Highland University.
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Our Lady of Good « Hope Catholic Church
Vivian Ruth Ross
Burl Harrison
Ross
Bes
Juan P. Arre
Dondo
Amalia Arre
Lordsburg, N.M
Joseph Enderlin
Perry Henley
Miss Reyes Placencia
Lordsburg
N.M
Conchia Arredondo
Katy
McRoy
Patricia Waits
Randy Ross
Jimmy Arredondo
Phillip DelVecchio, Jr
Ryles
Sureecpie Oerry
Allen Report
Arlondo
Las Vegas
Dear Abby letters on noisy pets and wedding invitations
A reader complains of her husband barking at dogs and cats, while Abby suggests reporting nuisance to police or SPCA and muzzling the husband. Another asks if distant relatives should be invited to a wedding, with Abby advising careful judgment about gifts and expectations. A third laments a daughter pressuring care of an aging mother and a psychiatrist’s influence, with a quiet exit advised. A reader retaliates to a violin neighbor and criticizes a neighbor who opposes school funding, urging ear protection and silence.
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Abby
Marvin
Neight
Television and Radio Coverage of the Democratic Convention
AP TV writer Cynthia Lowry notes NBC and CBS broadcasts from the Democratic National Convention captured audience emotion. Jacqueline Kern’s reception and RFK’s tearful moment drew audience sympathy while NBC host Huntley urged personal interpretation. CBS aired a campaign biography against the Kennedy film memoir A Thousand Days, highlighting television’s power to bring the convention home.
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Cynthia Lowry
Radio Welter _ HOLLYWOOD
NBC
Jacqueline Kern
Fredric March
Robert F. Kennedy
Chet Huntley
Kennedy
CBS
Eric Severeid
John F. Kennedy
San Francisco
Atlantic City
GM Walkout Fears Mayo Amid Contract Talks
Detroit AP Leonard Woodcock, director of the United Auto Workers General Motors department, warned that GM’s 354 production workers may stage wildcat strikes due to unrest over contract negotiations. He noted unhappiness after Chrysler was named UAW’s top bargaining target, with 300 GM council members summoned to discuss reasons behind the Sept. 9 extension choice.
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Detroit
Leonard Woodcock
United Auto Workers General Motors Department
Woodcock
Chrysler Corp
UAW
GM Council
Chrysler
How To Write Letters For All Occasions Ad
An advertisement offering Abby's booklet How To Write Letters For All Occasions. Readers in Grants Pass and Los Angeles are invited to write Abby at Box 69700 Los Angeles for a personal reply or a stamped self addressed envelope. A dollar request accompanies the offer.
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Abby
Los Angeles
Calif
McNaught Syndicate
8 Inc
Goldwater Attacks Johnson Isolationist Acceptance Speech
Barry Goldwater accused Lyndon B. Johnson of delivering an isolationist acceptance speech during a statement distributed by his press secretary while Goldwater and his wife cruised near Santa Cruz Island on the Sundance. He criticized Johnson for not addressing communism or global conflicts and warned of strained alliances and ongoing crises.
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Bywater R. Mears
Newport Beach
Calif
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Paul F. Wagner
Wagner
Johnson
Atlantic City
Nut
Santa Cruz
Sundance
Santa Catrina Island
Workers Vote Against Union in TRUMANN Arkansas
Employees of the wood products division of Singer Co in Trumann Arkansas voted 963 to 335 against representation by Local 2705 of the Carpenters Union. About 1,100 of Singer's 2,000 employees voted. 112 votes were challenged by the union, five by the company, and five were voided by NLRB examiners. The company makes all cabinets for Singer sewing machines sold in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trumann, Ark
Singer. Co
Carpenters Union
Singer
National Labor Relations Board
United States
Taylor Delays Return to U S From South Viet Nam
Ambassador Maxwell D. Taylor postponed his return to Washington from South Viet Nam to stay in close touch with Saigon's political crisis. The State Department said the postponement is temporary and he is expected to report to President Johnson on progress of the anti Communist struggle in which the United States has about 20,000 officers and men in Vietnam.
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Washington
Maxwell D. Taylor
South Viet Nam
Saigon
State Department
Taylor
Esident
Johnson
United States
Auto giants press on with UAW talks to avert strike
Date said Woodcock that GM and the UAW pressed negotiations in multiple cities on a plant level. GM officials challenged the union and asked if GM is too big for them. Reuther and Chrysler UAW council planned next moves as Ford agreed to extend its contract to Sept 9. Chrysler, Ford and GM would be asked to extend pacts to the strike deadline.
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Woodcock
UAW
Hensmen
Walter P. Reuther
Chrysler Uaw
Ford
Reuther
Chrysler
General Motors Corp
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