Verger Shover P T A plans city meeting January 21
The Verger Shower P T A led by President Carmicheal reads minutes by Emma Edwards and reports by Louise Hicks. Captains J M McGhee Pauline Walker B L Brittain and Delton Collins report. A Government quiz follows. The association invites Hope and nearby residents to a January 21 meeting at Verger High School. Clergy are urged to alert congregations. parents and teens should attend. C Carmicheal president and C Williamson reporter. Lest we forget. The Hope Civic Improvement Association meets tonight at 7. Geological note: Arkansas was once covered by seas.
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Verger Shower P.T.A
Carmicheal
Emma Edwards
Louise Hicks
Iivé
J. M. McGhee
Pauline Walker
B. L. Brittain
Delton Collins
Verger Shover P.T.A
Hope
Yerger High School
P.T. A
Jare
C. G. Carmicheal
C. Williamson
Ambiguous Regional Mail Rates Quoted in Fragment
A fragment lists unclear rates for Hempstead Nevada LaFayette Howard and Miller Counties with terms like one month three months six months and one year and figures such as 10 2.40 4,50 and 850 plus scattered misspellings. No clear event or outcome is provided.
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Yeomer Oe
Hempstead
Nevada
LaFayette
Howard
Miller Counties
Car 54 Actor Lewis Becomes Key Player in Show
Nat Hiken created Car 54, Where Are You? and cast Lew in a construction role. Fan response led to a regular part as Sgt Leo Schneiner, boosting his profile alongside stars Joel, Ross and Gwynne. Lewis, a New Yorker, trained in theater and began acting professionally in 1956. He notes fan mail favors his onstage persona over his real self and jokes about his wife’s skepticism.
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NEW York
Bilko
Nat Hiken
Lewis
Phil Silver
Hiken
Sgt
Leo Sehnanzer
53Rd Precinct
Joel
Ross
Fred Gwynne
New Yorker
Actors’ Workshop
Joe E
January Pulse and Power in a Changing Office
HAL OYLE reports January as a pep month in U S business offices with high hopes and renewed effort, then a fade as February returns workers to routine. A separate note mentions Union Miniere’s Katanga operations facing dam threats from armed Saboteurs, worrying officials of potential flood and political fallout.
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Hal 8Oyle
New York
Phineas
Personal Income Up in Arkansas
Arkansas total personal income rose to an estimated 2.79 billion in 1962, up more than seven percent from 1961. Manufacturing and nonfarm earnings climbed, crop values shifted with cotton down five percent while rice rose nearly 20 percent and beans up 24 percent. Farm cash receipts likely topped 770 million, and construction and retail activity showed gains.
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Fayetteville, Ark
Arkansas
University of Arkansas” Bureau of Business and Economic Research
Economic Study Group Suggested for Arkansas Legislature
North Little Rock AP Frank Cantrell executive vice president of the Arkansas Chamber of Commerce urged the 1963 legislature to form an Economic Study Commission. He said such a body would review Arkansas tax structure as industry shifts south for lower costs and relief from high wage rates. He noted rising tax receipts outpacing personal income growth and warned the overall tax structure is unfavorably arranged. He cited motor vehicle registrations and demand deposit balances, and mentioned petroleum product declines from 1962.
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North Little Rock
Frank Cantrell
Arkansas Chamber of Commerce
Cantrell
Arkansas
Faulkner County Eligible for Redevelopment Aid
Sen J William Fulbright announced Faulkner County Arkansas qualifies for Area Redevelopment Administration loans and grants for public facilities new industries and for Public Works Acceleration Act funds A cave fragment of a saber tooth tiger was found on Gaither Mountain Boone County Tax policy discussed by Cantrell with a rise in state local taxes to 2622 million in 1950 1960 and a commission on economic development to improve the tax climate for industry
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Washington
J. William Fulbright
D-Ark
Faulkner County
Ark
Gaither Mountain
Boone County
Katanga Town Trembles Amid Barroom Collapse
In Kolwezi Katanga a barroom brawl signals deeper fear as secessionists place explosives and white residents fear African troops. Civil administration falters while troops roam freely and tensions rise between Union Miniere workers, foreigners, and locals. The Africans dread the United Nations and seek stability after Tshombe's departure.
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Adrian Porter Kolwezi
Katanga
Moises Tshombe
Tshombe
Union Miniere
United Nations
Elisabethville
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Dead Sea
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Encyclopedia Britannica
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Hope Civic
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