January community chapter and club notices
A condensed schedule lists several January events including Order of the East tn Star potluck at the Masonic Hall on Thursday at 6:30 pm with District Deputy Grand Lecturer Bobbye Murphy visiting. Also Rose Garden Club on Friday at 2 pm, Friday Music Club luncheon and Opera Listening Program on Saturday, WSCS and Wesleyan Service Guilds joint meeting Sunday, and numerous church circle and Women’s groups meetings through January 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapter
Order of the Easttn Star
Masonic Hall
Bobbye Murphy
Rose Garden Club
H. O. Kyler
Harry Shiver
Haskell Jones
Klipsch and Associates
Jones
Harry McLemore
W. B. White
M. B. Hatch
Bess Evans
WSCS
Wesleyan Service Guilds
Methodist Church
W. M.S
First Bapist
First Baptist Church
Henry Haynes
Walter Miller
Faith Sunday School
Clyde Coffee
Opal Hervey
Rey ‘Mouser
Local visitors travel pages and Cotton Bowl notes
A string of short notes lists visitors and travels across Arkansas and Texas including Mark and Brad McKenzie with grandparents in Little Rock, Mary Loy from Benton, Kay Bullock of Fayetteville, U of A classmates at the Cotton Bowl in Dallas, and other relatives visiting in Hope Patmos and Gatlinburg. The item closes with AP noting a record 5,954,000 visitors to Great Smoky Mountains National Park last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kay Bullock
Fayetteville
John Hughes
John Wayne
U of A
Dallas
Gatlinburg, Tenn
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Kennedy Johnson steel clash reshapes industry ties
Amid strained relations with business after Kennedy’s showdown with steelmakers, a public backlash and a grand jury probe loom over pricing practices. The Pentagon confirmed continued orders to buy steel at the lowest prices, marking a partial Kennedy victory and a cautious Johnson stance.
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Kennedy
U.S. Steel Corp
Johnson
Pentagon
Hotel Fire Kills Eleven. Clerk Helps Evacuate
Night clerk Dilts, 40, who alerted the blaze, and hotel manager Ben ny Katz aided guests from the second floor after smoke and flames erupted from a bathroom. Maintenance man Stanley Grim, 48, helped others to safety as survivors fled into below freezing air.
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Dilts
Benny Katz
Stanley Grim
Television and Radio The TV networks rely on game shows and soaps
New York AP writer Cynthia Lowry notes CBS leans on soap operas and reruns, while NBC favors eight parts game and panel shows to four parts daytime serials. From 10 am to 4:30 pm, all networks run games or soaps. Fractured Phrases was retired for Bye Guess, a dreary memory game. Concentration remains, while Bye Guess matches answers to questions. Radio aids NYC during transit strike with rapid information and advisories. Sept. George Fry reports total 11 percent above 1964 high.
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Cynthia Lowry
New York
CBS
Nielsen
NBC
Bill Cullen
ABC
Loz Angeles
New York City
Senators push cuts to Great Society in Johnson budget
Washington AP report notes Senate Republican Leader Dirksen signaled a coalition to trim Great Society funds as President Johnson forecasts a 110 to 115 billion dollar budget. House GOP chief Ford urged domestic cutbacks while McClellan warned retrenchment, with war costs prompting a supplemental almost 13 billion request.
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Washington
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Johnson
White House
Dirksen
Congress
Viet Nam
House
Gerald R. Ford
John Fe McClellan
D-Ark
McClellan
Senate Appropriations Committee
Toottle
Sen
Wallace F. Bennett
Rutah
Senate Finance Committee
Carl Albert
Albert
Allert
John W. McCormack
Talent Scouts On CBS Appears Pleasant But Kind Of Flat
A fragmentary review notes Art Linkletter's Talent Scouts on CBS as a pleasant yet low key variety show. Pearl Bailey's Monday night appearance seemed to lack conviction as she guided hopefuls, while the overall line reads as a cautious showcase with uncertain potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
Havana
Rgekdie
Roll Records
Airlift Refu- Art Linkletter
CBS
Pearl Bailey
Obituary: Grant Lawson 188? 6 Talked Hope Cobbler
Grant Lawson, 8 year veteran of World War 4, died at home. Survived by three daughters Mrs. Ruby McCorkle and Mrs. Charles Coleman of Fort Worth Texas, Mrs. Wilton Garrett of Memphis, a brother Jin Garrett of Texas. Services Saturday 2 p.m. at Garrett Memorial Baptist Church by Rev Ova Johnson. Burial in Memory Gardens. Herndon-Comimelius Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant T Lawson
Hope Cobbler
Alé
Ruby McCorkle
Charles Coleman
Fortorth
Texas
Wilton Garrett
Memphia
Jin Garrett
Garrett Memorial Baptist Church
Ova Johnson
Gardena
Herndon-Comimelius
Music Smuggling Claims Reach Cuba Under Curbs
A youth cited in a Cuban context describes music frowned on by the Communist government and notes albums cost up to $40. Records are said to be smuggled into Cuba. The boy declined to give his name.
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Cuba
Attack at airport injures many in Saigon blast
A Claymore mine exploded under a motorized passenger cycle near the main gate of the military side of the airport in Saigon. The blast damaged a police substation and injured numerous Americans passing through the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Saigon
Blytheville Mayor Awarded $4000 Bonus
Blytheville Arkansas mayor Jiramie Edwards received a $4000 bonus from a local group citing his performance. The group noted the city’s strong finances and said the mayor was underpaid given the city’s solid position. State law limits mayoral salaries to $5000 per year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blytheville, Ark
Jiramie Eawards
Blytheville
Dalla the
Arkansas
Edwards
Grenade and Mine Strike Hit Saigon Substation Area
Reports say Viet Cong forces threw a grenade outside a Saigon substation near the 200, followed by a powerful mine blast that demolished the police building and killed a policeman. Several people were wounded in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
Five County Green Thumb Project Seen In Arkansas Pilot
AP dispatch notes five counties Cleveland lton Madison Newton and Pike will pick welfare clients with farming experience to plant shrubs and flowers along highways. Arkansas serves as the pilot state for the federal highway beautification effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orval
Wermearey
Courhos
Cleveland Lton
Madisott
Newton
Pike
Arkansas
Jakarta bans older than twenty years from city roads
Jakarta authorities announced a ban on motorized vehicles over twenty years old in the capital to curb traffic disruption caused by aging cars and frequent stalls in crowded areas. The policy aims to reduce congestion and improve city mobility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jakarta
Indonesia
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Mc.Rae Andrews
Dorsey McRae
L. D. Springer
E. W. Bridges
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Mark and
Brad McKenzie
Little Rock
Mrs
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Mary Loy
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Kathy Kinger
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Date Dunn
J. A. Davis
The
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John Crain
Louis Crain
W. S. Atkins
Johnny Joy
Nancy Huff
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Jerry Garrett
Hope
M. C. Joy
Patmos
Meiio
Earth
Titan
AGN
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Lunarscop
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Late Show
DR. Goldfoot and the
Bikini Machine
Ward & Son Drug Co. Gourtesy — Service — Quality
E. Second Street
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Bage Oe
George Fry
Great Society
Black Market Records
Grant Ty Lawson
Viatcones
Uberation Ton
Five County Green Thumb Project
Pea Iad
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Westclox
Hope, Ark
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