Community Club and Church Notices for February Events
Church groups and civic clubs announce February meetings and programs at First Baptist, Presbyterian Women, Republican Women, P.E.O. Chapter AE, and Golden Age Club. Activities include World Mission reviews, Civil Rights discussion, invitational bridge luncheon, and birthday potluck. Girl Scout Valentine party planned at the Country Club with leaders and guests noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hempstead County
Republican Women
Clarence Guist
Southland Heights
T. ©. Porter
Paul Klipsch
the Hope Country Club
Thompson Evans, Jr
Duffie D. Booth
George Newnbern
E. E. Wassell
Evans
Country Club
Jack Gardner
Fred McElroy
Gordon Tyer
Gail Tyer
School Menus for Next Week
The plan for next week lists daily menus for students. Monday offers Barbecue on Bun, Macaroni and Cheese, Coleslaw with Tomatoes, Apple Cobbler, and Milk. Tuesday serves Roast Pork and Gravy, Buttered Potato Slices, Tossed Salad, Hot Buttered Roll, Chilled Apricots, and Milk. Wednesday features Chicken Spaghetti, Green Beans, Cabbage and Beet Slaw, Bread and Butter, Applesauce Cake, and Milk. Thursday includes Salmon Croquette, Buttered English Peas, Spanish Rice, Hot Roll and Butter, Purple Plums, and Milk. Friday's menu provides Vegetable Soup and Crackers, Cheese Sandwich, Pickle and Potato Chips, Cinnamon Rolls, and Milk.
AFL-CIO urges Johnson to elevate war on poverty drive
The AFL-CIO Executive Council drafted resolutions urging President Johnson to step up the war on poverty and unemployment. They demand accelerated public works creating immediate jobs, a doubling of the minimum wage to $2, extended coverage, and a shorter 35 hour work week with double pay for overtime to spread employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami Beach
Fla
Afl-Cio Executive Council
Johnson
Aflcio
Congress
Ruby Force Continues at Dallas
Legal fight over jury selection for Jack Ruby's murder trial extends into a third day in Dallas with defense contending no impartial jurors exist. Melvin M. Belli urges moving venue to another Texas city, but Judge Joe Brown overrules. Ruby shot Oswald in Dallas after Kennedy's assassination. state seeks the death penalty. Dancer, an accountant, is questioned as part of voir dire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Relman Morin
Dallas
Tex
Jack Ruby
Melvin M. Belli
Ruby
Texas
Dist
Joe B. Brown
Belli
Brown
Lee Harvey Oswald
John F. Kennedy
Oswald
Bellis
Hugh O'Neal
Dancer
Henry M. Wade
Warning Order in Hempstead County Chancery Court
Gladys Walker Maxfield sues Henry Maxfield in Hempstead County Ark in a chancery case. The defendant must appear within thirty days to answer the complaint. Court clerk Jim Cole signs the notice with Leona Cole as deputy. Dates Feb 12 1964 and publication Feb 15 22 29 and Mar 7 1964.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chancery Court
Hempstead County
Ark
Gladys Walker Maxfield
Henry Maxfield
Gladys Walker Maxield
Jim Cole
Leona Cole
D.C
Bookmobile Schedule for February Week
Bookmobile routes listed for February 25 to 27 with times and locations across Bluff City Cagle Grocery Pleasant Hill Treas Home Willisville School Simpson Home Willisville Community Fore Home Kelly Home Parris Home Dearinger Home Spring Hill School Spring Community Battlefield Loop Butler Home Hackler Home Williams Home
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Bluff City
Cagle
Pleasant Hill
Treas
Willisville
Simpson
Fore
Kelly
Parris
Dearinger
Spring Hill
Spring Community
Battlefield Loop
Butler
Hackler
Williams
DeWitt Parents Threaten Suit Over Smallpox Shots
In DeWitt Arkansas parents threaten court action to keep their children in school without smallpox vaccinations amid a statewide vaccination mandate. The school board has set March 10 for proof of vaccination or the students will be suspended. whether suits are filed depends on evolving circumstances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewitt, Ark
DeWitt
Arkansas
State Supreme Court
Archie Codes
Mena
State Welfare Department
Welfare Department
General Assembly of the Church of the First Born
Samuel M. King
King
Tom Gentry
Little Rock
Gentry
Retired Farmer Dies in Fire Near Lake Village Arkansas
Edward Surret, 50, a retired farmer, perished in a Wednesday night house fire eight miles south of Lake Village, Ark. Sheriff John H. Biggs said the cause was not known and Mrs. Surret with a niece and nephew who lived there were away at a neighbor's house during the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Village
Ark
Edward Surret
John H. Biggs
Surret
Surrets
Biggs
Pegaso Ships First 18 Trucks to Cuba
Spain's Pegaso automotive group announced it shipped the first 18 of 110 trucks bought by Cuba. The state owned National Institute of Industry holds large interests in Pegaso as the deliveries begin from Madrid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Cuba
Madrid
Pegaso Car and
National Institute of Industry
Pegaso
Missing U S Air Force officer in Bermuda search
Maj Richard Owen Brooks of Hot Springs Arkansas vanished last Thursday while driving a U S Air Force car attached to Kinley Base Bermuda. Landowners were asked to join the search as the fate of Brooks remains unknown and his wife resides in Hot Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkonson
Hamilton
Bermuda
Maj
Richard Owen Brooks
Hot Springs
Ark
U.S. Air Force
Brooks
Kinley Air Force Base
You Go First Age Before Beauty Jokes on Middle Age
New York AP notes a string of lighthearted jabs about middle age. A tired man laments aging remarks from friends and colleagues as he recalls past presidents, pinups, and aging health worries. The piece frames aging with humor and skepticism about youth-oriented behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Doe
Shim
Night chase to El Puerto in Last Chance Gas tale
A narrator and Jorge flee through Nogales toward Mexico chasing danger and truth. They plot to reach El Puerto before rivals learn the narrator will align with Jimmy Turner while exposing Deadly secrets involving El Rojo, a woman, and a web of accomplices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jorge
el Puerto
Jimmy Turner
Pablo
el Rojo
del Oro
Jack Webb
Ewspaper Enterprise Assn
Spicer Eyes Court Ruling on Redistricting Policy
Fort Smith Arkansas AP William L Spicer Republican State Committee chairman says the GOP will study the Supreme Court ruling on congressional redistricting to see if ground exists to act. He also accuses Winthrop Rockefeller faction of failing to trigger a special executive committee meeting through a petition signed by 11 members.
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Fort Smith
Ark
William L. Spicer
Republiccan State Committee
GOP
U.S. Supreme Court
Republican Party
Supreme Court
Arkansas
Spicer
Winthrop Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Gary Moore Show Not Renewed
New York AP report states Garry Moore will not have his Tuesday night CBS variety show renewed for next season and will quit his other two CBS programs. He plans to resign as host of Ive Got a Secret and leave his daytime radio show, though his CBS contract still runs 11 years with yearly pay above 100000 dollars.
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New York
Garry Moore
Columbia Broadcasting System
Moore
CBS
Cuban Arrivals Aboard Four Vessels Expected Home
Twenty nine Cubans freed after 15 days in a Florida jail for illegal fishing were due in Havana today aboard four Cuban trawlers. They left Key West after captains paid 500 dollars each. two Coast Guard cutters aided the voyage amid engine trouble on three ships. A returning U S airman, Richard Wright, said he was forced at gunpoint toward Havana before clearance. Trevor Burns, another U S flyer, ran out of gas near Cuba and was later taken to Cienfuegos after a forced landing. Swiss diplomats work to secure his passage home.
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Miami
Fla
Florida
Havana
Key West
Coast Guard
Cuba
State Department
Washington
Richard Wright
Trevor Bruce Burns
Syracuse
N Y
Montego Bay
Jamaica
Grand Cayman Island
Burns
Cayo Diego
Cienfuegos
U.S
Former AP Manager William J. McCambridge Dies
William J. McCambridge, 76, longtime AP executive and Latin American news chief, died at St. Joseph Hospital in Memphis after months of illness. He led AP communications from 1929 and served as assistant general manager, later as general manager of Press Association Inc. He chaired Press Wireless, retiring from that post in 1962 and later moving to Memphis.
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Memphis, Tenn
William J. McCambridge
Associated Press
St. Joseph Hospital
McCambridge
Press Association, Inc
Press Wireless
Memphis
Spicer Rockefeller Faction Clash Ahead of March GOP Meeting
Spicer and Rockefeller factions of the GOP face a looming showdown as a March 21 meeting is called to set party business including filing fees and delegate counts. Rockefeller, not an attorney, declines comment while Secretary Mrs. Martha Townsend of Little Rock believes a legal meeting was called. Marion Burton says the call appears legal and no further action is planned.
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Ing
Spicer
Rockefeller
Martha Townsend
Little Rock
Marion Burton
GOP
Ele
Infertility Tied to Psychology Says Dorothy Dix
Dorothy Dix replies to a reader worried infertility after one child. Experts like Dr. Irving Fisher and Dr. Herbert Marback explain psychosomatic factors in conception, noting couples often fear love may wane with another child. Psychotherapy has helped many sterility cases. doctors seek up to date, caring care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving Fisher
New York
Herbert Marback
University of Pennsylvania
Dorothy Dix
Bell-McClure
Orlich Offers Mediation In Panama Canal Dispute
Costa Rica President Francisco Orlich sought to mediate the Panama Canal Zone dispute with Panama's Roberto Chiari in a border meeting at Paso de Canoa. The U S and Panama gave only guarded assent, while the AOS committee returned to Washington after failing to secure concessions from either side.
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San Jose
Costa Rica
Francisco J. Orlich
Panama Canal Zone
United States
Panama
Orlich
Roberto Chiari
Paso de Canoa
Washington
State Department
Organization of American States
U.S
Legislature Keeps Hands Off Gambling in Hot Springs
Arkansas legislators say no change in the state stance on illegal gambling in Hot Springs. They oppose legalized gambling statewide or locally and see no need for a legislative probe or commission as the Justice Department investigates. Rep Marion Crank and Sen Graham Nixon offer cautionary remarks on commissions and local option moves.
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Little Rock
Hot Springs
Mot Springs
Justice Department
Marion Crank
Little River County
Arkansas
Crank
Graham Nixon
Conway
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J. A. Whitten
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Ruby Force
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