Prescott News Troop 4 Meets at Leader’s Home
Prescott News reports Brow nie Troop No 4 met at Mrs Dr Moss Row Jr's home for regular meeting. Betty Werden led the pledge and business. Christmas plans were made for mothers. Hostess Beth Lambert served bars and drinks. Members listed include Kathy Muse Ellen Gordon Connie Morris and others.
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Moss Row Jr
Betty Werden
Beth Lambert
Kathy Muse
Ellen Gordon
Connie Morris
Eilen McRae
Kathy Bratton
Betty Woodell
Kay Nn
Martha Husky
Debbie
Ann Bolton
Angela Payne Celebrates Her Fifth Birthday
Mrs Watkins 47 Bridge Club hosted at home with Anglia Payne birthday party. Guests included Mrs Robertson and Mrs Bemis. High score prize went to Mrs Gray and consolation prize to Mrs Ward. Angela opened gifts as Sue Martin and Miss Sue Martin attended.
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Mrs. Watkins
Bridge Club
Mpg
Angia Payne
Te Payne
Herter Hurls a Challenge to France
European security dominates the coverage as Secretary of State Herter argues NATO must stay united and reinforce defense against Soviet pressure. He criticizes withdrawal talk and stresses continuing American commitment, while the ministers discuss allied forces and plans amid tensions in Europe. Local notices note visits and welfare meetings in Texarkana and Little Rock.
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Tonge
Fo Frsnes
Christian Gaydebe
NATO
Natois
Visine Breen
Carlos de Caule
Organi Phe de Salle
Havin Speky
Iyian
Srs
Goreaih- A
Cublorenyn
Herter Mented Crescent
United States
Europe
Makas
de Giuille
Horler
West
Soviet Union
Arnys
Ray Frances Marin
Elune
Cme
Tsdix
Berlin
Eid
Herter
de Gaulle
Hertor
Michel Bebre
Debre
Arkansas to repay Little Rock School District funds
The U S Department of Education will return 129 782 to the Little Rock School District after a Supreme Court ruling voided two Arkansas laws that withheld funds. Earlier a lower court struck down the Act 5 2059 closing schools for integration, with 520 290 initially withheld from Little Rock’s public high schools. The disbursed total includes 115 860 withheld for other districts and private schools.
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Little Rock
Plyestall Department of Education
U. S. Supreme Courts
High Court Upolu
Education Department
Little Reel
Sehoala
L. Hudson
Arkansas
Mears to Be A&M College President
Dr Jack Wy Mears selected as president of Arkansas AM College after long controversy. Former dean at Eastern New Mexico University joins from Portillos. Board chair Paul Gadkey finalizes appointment, with outside-state hire amid prior fringe figures. New president holds science and psychology degrees, PhD from Texas, and academic council ties. family plans to relocate after January.
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Monticello
Ark
Jack Wy Mears
Eastern New Mexico University
Portilos
AL & M. Colles
Jone Jane
Mears la Horace
Thompson
Paul Gadkey
England
de. Barre
Charles Teeter
Star City
A. & Mtnguecet
University of Texas
Jodo
Colorado
California
Academic Council
P Slitute
Don
Jon
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Lo Lite
Hudgon
Ibs
Faubous stays mum on central high dispute
Gov Faubus declined comment on claims that Negro students faced harassment at Central and Mall High Schools. He called it a controversy between the school, its authorities, and the “em dressman.” Roy Charles told us the alleged problem was discussed with Little Rock officials. Dives denied the remarks. Faubus returned to office after two weeks away. He reported influenza recovery and noted personnel changes in the Industrial Development Commission, ordering inspections after complaints of college favoritism.
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Faubus
John R. Starr
Ee Rock
API
Vili
Baubus
Casman
Elain
Central and Mall
Em. Dressman
Roy Charles Erstole
WM Rs Methone
TL. C. Bates
Little Rock
The
National For the Advancement of
Dives
Fanbus
Fabour
Joonthoveréy
Eor
Ares
Apkatelias Industrial Development Commission
Atpet
Hoe
Fanbuts
Faubus ally leads university chief under disputed role
The piece notes that the board includes members loyal to Gov. Orval Faubus and questions the governor’s involvement. Thompson, a former statewide candidate, served as revenue commissioner under Gov. Francis Cherry, whom Faubus defeated for a second-term nomination. Whatnipson has led A. and M. for over a year.
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Orval B. Faubus
Thompson
Francis Cherry
Faubus
Cherry
Whatnipson
Fragmented Historical Notice Reads Garbled Names
Garbled OCR fragment mentions several odd terms and names, including Altair and Buest, with unclear action or jurisdiction. No clear date, place, or official notice available.
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