Royal Service Program at First Baptist Church
Andar Monday February 95 The Ann Wollerman circle of the First Baptist Church will meet in the Educational Building at 7 30 Monday February 25 for their Royal Service Program All members are urged to attend Thursday February 28 An invitational bridge finched Will be held at the Hoje Country Club Thursday February 29 at 12 30 p m Mrs A M Rettig of Prescott will cater Reservations must be made by Monday February 24 with one of the hostesses Mrs E E Wassell Mrs Al Giones Jr Mrs Syd McMath or Mrs Homer Jones Tuesday February 25 The Jetty Graves Class of the First Methodist will meet in the home of Mrs Rob Jones 223 West 6th St Tuesday for their monthly potluck dinner ATT members are urged to be present
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Ann Wollerman
First Baptist Church
Hoje Country Club
A. M. Rettig
Prescott
E. E. Wassell
al Giones, Jr
Syd McMath
Homer Jones
Rob Jones
West 6Th St
Kennedy Urges Impartial Umpire for New York Strike
President Kennedy calls for a quick appointment of an impartial umpire to settle the New York newspaper strike. The AFL CIO New York Newspaper Guild backs the call as publishers accept the idea, while Mayor Wagner studies the resolution. The dispute has idled 20 000 newspaper workers and shut down most major city papers. Bertram Powers disputes the President’s view, saying the union’s demands are reasonable.
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NEW York
Kennedy
Washington
New York Newspaper Guild
Afl-Cio
Afl-Cio International Typographical Union
Guild
Robert F. Wagner
Wagner
International Typographical Union
Bertram Powers
Powers
White House to Call in Newsmen
The White House invites news media to an April conference at Airlie House near Warrenton Virginia on April 5. The gathering aims to discuss public information policies amid media criticism while officials hope to rebut and hear complaints.
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White House
Washington
Donnybrook
Kennedy
Airlie House
Virginia Hunt
Arthur Sylvester
Pentagon
Sylvester
Warrenton
Salinger
Robert J. Manning
Van Dalsem Blocks Rockefeller Bill in Arkansas House
In Little Rock, Perry County Rep. Paul Van Dalsem blocked action on a resolution praising Winthrop Rockefeller. Speaker Marion Crank cut the session to the morning hour, and Rep. J. H. Cottrell Jr. failed to overturn the ruling as the measure moves to Monday. The resolution supports Rockefeller’s chairmanship of the Arkansas Industrial Development Commission amid moves to oust him.
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Little Rock
House
Winthrop Rockefeller
Perry County
Paul van Dalsem
Marion Crank
van Dalsem
Pulaski County
J. H. Cottrell Jr
Rockefeller
Arkansas Industrial Development Commission
Cattrell
AIDC
Republican Party
Arkansas Republican Party
Senators Question NATO Nuclear Force Proposals
In Washington the Senate Atomic Energy Committee members express doubts about a NATO nuclear force. Some officials say they oppose proliferating weapons, while a key member cautions that Kennedy's plan could still be considered. Ambassador Merchant briefed the panel and will urge allies to use surface ships for Polaris missiles in initial NATO deployments.
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Washington
Senate House Atomic Energy Committee
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
George D. Aiken
Joint Committee
Kennedy
Livingston T. Merchant
Europe
NATO
John C. Pastore
D-R.l
Pastore
Congress
Merchant
U.S
Faubus Plans Signage on Truck Weight Bill
Faubus said he would sign the truck weight bill later today and back a companion license fee bill next week. The measure targets trucks over 50 000 pounds, boosting revenue by about 320 000 dollars annually, with a House amendment seeking 1.5 million more.
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Little Rock
Gary Orvald
Faubus
House
Senate
Jefferson County
Jess Walt
White House Eyes Single Meeting on Policy Debates
The White House signaled a plan to convene a single comprehensive meeting where all parties can present their views on current policy disputes. Sources indicate the aim is to air perspectives and seek distilled guidance for upcoming decisions.
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Salinger
White House
Anders Dilemma at Museum Meeting a Nurse Lover
David Anders plans a secret museum meeting with Nancy Horton despite hospital dating rules. In a rain soaked day they drift through dinosaur halls and a planetarium as tensions rise over love, career choices, and a looming diploma. Nancy challenges his feelings while a potential surgery shift and Tony Thorne’s influence complicate their bond.
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David Anders
Nancy Horton
David
Museum of Natural History
Nancy
Jersey
Davey
Theentrance
Planetarium
Bascomb
Thorne
Tony Thorne
Revision of Bible Stories Seeks Modern Prayer Texts
London reports Anne Hopkinson, wife of a director of the Industrial Christian Fellowship and mother of six, urges new prayers for 1963. She argues Bible tales of self sufficiency appeal little to today’s children and suggests lines praising modern comforts such as tinned soup, processed meat, a plastic boat, television, and nylon coat.
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London
APJ
Anne Hopkinson
Industrial Christian Fellowship
Harold Hendrix Pulpwood Dealer in Prescott Yard Area
Harold Hendrix operates as a pulpwood dealer handling Pina and Hardwood timber along Hwy 67 area near Prescott Yard. Contact at PR 7-4321 Wéth & La. M. uses local listings for business outreach and orders.
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Harold Hendrix
Hope Yard
Prescott Yard
Wéth & la. M
Hwy
Thanks for kindness in our loss
We express gratitude for the many acts of sympathy shown after the death of our loved one. We appreciate the floral offerings, the food, and especially the prayers and encouragement from friends during this difficult time.
Three Sons May Get a New Father
ABC has renewed My Three Sons for another season starting next fall without actor Fred MacMurray who plays Steve Douglas. The plot solution hints at the long journey device where the character leaves for an extended assignment and may return changed, avoiding a death or exit without replacing the family patriarch directly.
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Cynthia Lowry
NEW York (Ap
Danny Thomas
Lassie
Tred MacMurray
MacMurray
Steve Douglas
Phoenix DJ Drops Disliked Teacher Contest After Complaint
KRIZ general manager Frank Flynn halted a radio contest after the Arizona Education Association complained to the FCC. The program aired names of at least three teachers on Wednesday, including Rob Randall, as station staff sought Phoenix’s most disliked teacher.
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Phoenix
Aviz
Frank Flynn
KRIZ
Tie
Rob Randall
Arizona Education Association
Federal Communications Commission
Radar contact with Mars proves rough and smooth surface
Pasadena scientists at Caltech and JPL announced first radar contact with Mars from the Goldstone station. A 0.25-billion watt signal traveled 125 million miles, returning only a tiny fraction but enough to show Mars has varied surfaces like Earth and the Moon. The Martian signal showed the longest distance ever achieved until later Venus tests.
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Pasadena
Calif
Mars
Earth
Moon
California Institute of Technology
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Goldstone
California
Venus
Woman Walks 50 Miles in 10 Hours
NEWBURY England AP Dr Barbara Moore 60 pounded along 50 miles of roadway exactly in 1 hours She announced she had done it all in support of President Kennedy s physical fitness campaign Dr Moore now 60 marchers across America coast to coast in 1960
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Newbury
England
Barbara Moore
Kennedy
TV show seeks new regular to fit comedian into plots
The piece notes a producer could add another regular to Garry Moore's Tuesday night variety show if space allows. It cites Jonathan Winters as a potential fit, praising the comedian as hilarious from last week while mentioning Moore's busy motion picture schedule.
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Garry Moora
Jonathan Winters
Birdseye Plant in Seardy Expands by 25 Percent
Plans for a 25 percent expansion of the Birdseye frozen Foods Plant in Seardy were announced during ceremonies dedicating the facility. Winthrop Rockefeller and Arnold Sikes spoke, congratulating city and plant officials. Governor Faubus was ill and did not attend.
Arkansas Education Dept Reports Textbook Spending
The Arkansas Education Department said last year 916 457 dollars were paid for 582 405 elementary textbooks for state schools. The legislature had appropriated 5 million for textbooks with 60 000 reserved for emergencies and 4 868 allocated to library books.
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Little Rock
State Education Department
Arkansas
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