New Year Events Highlight Hope Club Calendar
A society page round up notes a New Year’s Eve dance at Hope Country Club with The Soul Enterprise performing from 8 p.m. to 2 a.m. and admission set at $3 per couple. Other items list meetings, luncheons, and visits among local clubs and residents across December 29 to January 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope Country Club
Soul Enterprise
Roy Wray
Alvin Easterling
Frank McLarty
Fred Ellis
Television and Radio Roundup of 1969 to 70 Trends
AP television and radio wrap up 1969 and preview 1970. NBC and CBS host year end reviews with discussions on Nixon era mood, urban crises, and race. Programs include The Year of the Mayors, Christopher Discovers America, and Young People's Concert. Johnson interview and Copland Bernstein segments noted. Children’s drama stars Donny Huffman. Copland explains film scoring with Bernstein absent.
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Cynthia Lowry
New York
U.S
CBS
Lyndon B. Johnson
NBC
Christopher
America
Nixon
Los Angeles
Cleveland
Walter Cronkite
Johnson
Lyndon Johnson
Donny Huffman
Aaron Copland
Leonard Bernstein
Copland
New York Philharmonic
Dope Fiends and Squares Explore Napa State Hospital Rehab
An article from Napa California State Hospital covers a voluntary drug rehabilitation program called Our Family. It details the mix of “dope fiends” and “squares” in therapy, including The Game and Encounter sessions aimed at honesty, self knowledge, and recovery through group dynamics and willpower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Voluntary Drug Rehabilitation House
Napa
California) State Hospital
Jack
Nelda
Jim
Haight-Ashbury
Ben
Cher and Sonny Blaze From Rock to Hollywood Power
A profile of Cher and Sonny Bono tracing their evolution from teen idols to an influential Hollywood couple. It covers Cher's dramatic look, vocal style, and acting beginnings, their marriage in 1964, early hits like The Letter and Baby Don’t Go, and their shift into film, fashion, and production. The piece notes their rise to establishment status, their Beverly Hills home, and their work on Chastity and Vogue spreads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheryl LaPierre
Cher
Sonny
Nelda
Jack
Caesar
Cleo
Hames
Sonny and
Babe
Beverly Hills
Hubert Humphrey
Cher Pues
Dewey Loses Sleep After Unexpected Dewey Landslide Miss
World Almanac recounts election night 1948 when Thomas E Dewey expected a win but morning reports showed Harry S Truman had defeated him. Polls had predicted a landslide for Dewey and some outlets even printed premature results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the World Almanac
Thomas B. Dewey
United States
Marrs Stroman
Dewey
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Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Douglas Building
Clarence Geist
James Mc+ Larty
Calvin Smith
Daffodil Garden Club
Heritage House
Jon Leim
Bob Kellam
John R. Graves
Jack O’steen
Memphis
Henry O’steen
Robert Huber
Detroit
Michigan
C.P. Tolleson
Richard Arnold
Dick Arnold
Lake Village
Ann Arnold
LivNe Rock
Malvern
First United Methodist
Mary Young
Ken McMahon
Gary Dow Jones
Mike Waters
Susan Turner
Ronnie Smith
Sarah Schenck
Sandra McFarland
Rusty Quillen
Jack Turner
Doug Byrd
Tommi Watson
Ralph Routon
Richard Lively
Steve Routon
Tom Watson
Bill Routon
Georgia Clark
Fayetteville
Pearle Hughes
Texarkand
E.H. Stewart
Jerry Williamson
Randy
Greg
Worth
Leo Hartsfield
Hartsfield
Mena
Edward Hartsfield and Shannon
James N, Holt
Harrison
B, N, Hott
David Hendrix
Little Rock
Marie Hendrix
Dewey Hendrix
Butch
Graeham
Houston
Elston Willis
Charles G. Graham, Jr
W.B. Huddleston
Fielding
Omaha
Tex
Carroll
Magnolia
Reeder
Dallas
Paul
Texarkana
Wesley
Hope
Fielding Huddlestons
Jewel Moore
Moore
Don Breitinger
Harold Levine
Helen
Helen Bottel
NEA
Keely Smith
Glenn W. Koford
Verna Nosker
House
Gir
Muscle Shoals
Alabama
Vogue
Richard Avedon
Sonny and Cher
Adan
Parngeli
TVET
Fonneys
Penn-Prest
Penn-Prest Muslin
Rock Garden