Church and club activities fill early March schedule
Community groups publish a litany of church meetings and social events for March including First Methodist Church WSCS circles gathering at homes, Pearl Owens chairing Circle 3, and world banks collection. Also Presbyterian and Baptist circles plan programs, tea, spaghetti supper, and band auxiliary meetings across February 29 to March 3 with nurseries open and prayer services noted.
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Wesley
First Methodist Church
Presbyterian Church
R.Y.F
WSCS
Norman Moore
Frank Walters
Albert Graves
Pearl Owens
Circle 3
Raymond Franks
Bryan Hefner
Circle
Circle 1
M. L. Fox, Sr
P. H. Webb
Annie Armstrong
WMS
First Baptist Church
Fellowship Hall
J. O. Luck
Alice Roach
Chronicle in the Players Club tour delights CBS viewers
AP Television writer Cynthia Lowry notes Chronicle explores New Yorks Players Club founded by Edwin Booth. The program features art, a Hamlet skull, a Barrymore dagger and a lively bar session with Marc Connelly Howard Lindsay and Dennis King. Also mentions Bea Benaderes replacing Lucille Ball on CBSs Monday lineup and Judy Garlands upcoming CBS appearances.
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Cynthia Lowry
New York
Chronicle
CBS Reports
New York City
The
Players
Edwin Booth
Sargent
Booth
John Barrymore
Marc Connelly
Howard Lindsay
Dennis King
Anythingelse
Lucille Ball
CBS
Bea Benaderes
Petticoat Junction
Judy Garland
Bookmobile Schedule For Next Week
The schedule lists stops from March 3 to March 9 including Experiment Station Melory Home Emmet School Ark La Village Emmet Community Rocky Mound Guernsey School Whitney Grocery McNab Marcum Home Latshaw Home Fry Home Youngblood Cater Laneburg School Manns Grocery Heading Home Rosston Home Shaver Springs with times ranging from 8:15 to 4:30 at various locales.
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Experiment Station
Melory
Emmet
Ark-La Village
Rocky Mound
Guernsey
Whitney
Marcum
Latshaw
Fry
Youngblood
Laneburg
Mann's
Rosston
Shaver Springs
Agreement to End Red Wheat Sales to Soviet Union
A Continental Grain official said Russia would stop buying U S wheat if 50 percent of shipments remained in American vessels. Ben H. Nordemann of New York, head of Continental’s wheat sales division, spoke at a Colorado meeting of growers and dealers.
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Denver
Russia
United States
Soviet Union
U.S
Ben H. Nordemann
New York City
Nordemann
Continental Grain Co
Colorado
Scranton Nominated Seen By Ribicoff in Speech
Senator Ribicoff predicts Governor Scranton will win the Republican presidential nomination this fall while noting that President Johnson will defeat Scranton or any other Republican candidate. He spoke at a John F. Kennedy Memorial Peace Forest founders dinner in Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
Abraham A. Ribicoff
Pennsylvania
William W. Scranton
Johnson
Scranton
Ribicoff
John F. Kennedy Memorial Peace Forest
The
Holy Land
Make My Bed Soon By Jack Webb
Duffey narrates a tangled post in Nogales plot involving Jack Charlton found dead, Her betrotheds and a Mexican heroin scheme. Key figures include Maggie Gail Briant and Lt Valerich with legal peril for burying a body and cross border crime. The story blends crime drama with personal regrets and shifting loyalties.
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Jack Webb
Dash
Webb
Manage
Valerich
Scottsville
Frazier
O'Briens
Jack Charlton
Charlton
Duffey
Maggie
Herbert
Gail
Mexico
Sally
Briant
Crismon
Zona Oil
Covalt
Nogales
United States
Turner
Jom Henderson
John Henderson
Life Company
Magee
Jorge
Conversation Fragments Between Duffey and Maggie
Fragmentary dialogue shows four and a half years age gap raised by Maggie and Duffey. Widowhood longevity discussed as a general statistic, hinting at a broader exchange about time and memory.
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Duffey
United States
Maggie
Plan to Work for a While at Least
Plan to Work for a While at Least reports on the 1963 income tax cut becoming law, its hoped boost to the economy, inflation risks, and differing views between Kennedy and Johnson plans. It cites Senator Douglas with examples of tax avoidance and notes Congress backed a partial reform.
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Washington
Johnson
Kennedy
Congress
Sen
Paul Douglas
Treasury Department
Douglas
Biggest Complaint a Loud Snorer
In Little Rock a fall out shelter test drew five participants including three men and two women who exited after a two hour stay. They ate biscuits and water, slept on concrete or mats with ten square feet per person, and officials did not immediately evaluate the stay. A loud snorer proved the standout complaint among the readouts.
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Little Rock
A 12 Point Test For Mothers From Dorothy Dix
Dorothy Dix presents a true or false test for mothers to gauge child wellbeing. Scoring favors contented, relaxed mothers, citing Chicago psychologists on how maternal happiness correlates with child health. It also notes business lunches can shift refusals to yes by combining cornered seating, debt perception, relaxed nerves, and the link between food and love. Monday features on neighbors.
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DR. Joyce Brothers
University of Chicago
Chicago
Ness
Gregory Razarin
Painting Given to Academy Ends Up at Annapolis
Senti nel of Freedom, a famed painting by the late Adrian Brewer of Little Rock, has been donated to the U S Naval Academy in Annapolis Maryland. Mr and Mrs Clyde Lowry of Little Rock the owners will formally present the artwork Sunday.
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Little Rock
Adrian Brewer
U.S. Naval Academy
Annapolis
Clyde Lowry
School Menus for Next Week
Tentative daily meals list farmed for next week includes Monday Pork Patties with sweet potatoes cabbage slaw hot rolls butter caramel pudding and milk. Tuesday hot dog on bun hash brown potatoes cabbage slaw with tomatoes brownies and milk. Wednesday tamale pie green beans cabbage beet salad hot rolls butter chilled peaches and milk. Thursday chicken pie whole kernel corn tossed salad hot rolls butter jello. Friday chili with beans crackers pickle potato chips peanut butter sandwich celery carrot sticks cinnamon rolls.
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Wek
Balzan prize plans amid funds freeze and disputes
Across Milan Berlin and Moscow the Balzan Foundation moves to name its 1963 prize winners despite Swiss bank freezes over the prize award dispute with the United Nations. Col Aldo Danielli pledges to cover prize money if needed as questions linger about consultations and governance. In Berlin talks on border access continue into April with Whitsun visits under discussion. Denmark accepts a 385000 dollar settlement from the Soviet Union for wartime claims across Baltic and other Soviet territories.
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World News
Associated Press
Milan
Italy
Balzan Foundation
Aldo Danielli
Balzan
United Nations
Moscow
Denmark
Unon
Baltic
Soviet Union
Academy commission paints flag scene by Lowry
Lowry told reporters Brewer was commissioned to create a painting showing the American Flag furled at full staff with sunlight breaking through clouds. He noted more than 50,000 letters about the four year old painting, including correspondence from Henry Ford.
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The
Academy
Lowry
Brewer
Henry Ford
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