Community Club Potluck and Church Class Meetings Week
Saturday events at Hope Country Club feature a potluck and card entertainment hosted by Homer Beverley Lester Godwin Sr Sam Andrews and Kelly Bryant starting at 7 p.m. The Fidelas Sunday School Class hosts a come as you are pot luck at 7 p.m. with Mrs Mildred Reeves coordinating. Multiple church circles and classes meet Monday and Tuesday with hosts named and nursery care available.
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Hope Country Club
Homer Beverley
Lester Godwin
Sam Andrews
Kelly Bryant
Fidelas
First Methodist Church
Mildred Reeves
Lee Still
Westly Huddleson
Bryan Camp
Mildred Dillard
Reeves
Tells Story of Raising a Gorilla
Washington AP Leonard a historic baby gorilla has been placed in a Maryland foster home to be weaned on a bottle because his mother cannot nurse him. Mrs Bernard Gallagher caretaker at the National Zoo is serving as stand in mother for one week old Leonard the fifth gorilla born in captivity weighing five pounds six and two ounces the largest of the five born to captivity.
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Washington
Leonard
Bernard Gallagher
Maryland
National Zoo
Gallagher
Helen
Colliger Brothers
Harlem
Strange Brothers
Upper Fifth Avenue
Boone
NBC
Harry Morgan
Bethel Lesle
Phantom car thief hits same Spokane lot again
Spokane AP reports a 1959 model car was stolen for the fourth time in three weeks from the same used car lot. The thief drives away when watchful owners are absent, then abandons the vehicle in its usual downtown spot after a few minutes. Doors are always locked.
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Spokane, Wash
Spokane
State Park Sought in Jackson Co Arkansas
Newport Arkansas AP Jackson County Historical Society aims to establish a state park at Jacksonport by buying about 15 acres and turning over land to the state. A fund drive will be launched, with $6,000 needed to proceed, after leadership changes and prior purchases of the court house and square. The plan envisions restoration of the court house as a museum and eventual park development by the state.
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Newport, Ark
Jackson County Historical Society
Jacksonport
Jackson County
van Manning
Newport
Elizabeth Luker
Luker
Aed
Leonard
School Menus for Next Week
Tentative offerings outline a week of meals for students. Monday features corn dogs mac and cheese cabbage slaw bread and butter peach cobbler and milk. Tuesday serves hamburger on bun green beans sliced cheese carrot sticks cake with fruit topping and milk. Wednesday includes chicken pie creme peas cabbage slaw hot rolls butter chilled peaches and milk. Thursday offers meat loaf with tomato sauce navy beans tossed salad corn bread and butter cookies and milk. Friday notes no school mid term.
Barry Goldwater urges work for relief recipients in attack on federal aid
Sen. Barry Goldwater denounces President Johnson’s anti poverty program as Santa Claus promises and urges able bodied relief recipients to work for their welfare checks. He calls for a cross country conference with all states to study poverty and job solutions and criticizes the proposed federal approach.
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Walter R. Mears
New York
Barry Goldwater
Arizona Republican
Johnson
Washington
Goldwater
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Democratic Party
Economic Club of
Congress
Interest Rate Heads Upward
Bankers in New York anticipate higher borrowing costs as 1964 could bring stronger economic growth. They note European rate rises tempt funds abroad, while Fed policy and the balance of payments influence domestic rates. A rise in rates may both curb inflation and hold funds at home, possibly attracting European money.
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Sam Dawson
AP Business News
New York
Washington
U.S
Europe
Federal Reserve
Fed
Rice Sale Broadens U.S. Export Subsidy to Soviets
Washington AP reports the authorized sale of 75 million dollars of rice to the Soviet Union expands the farm export subsidy program. The sale, about 1 million hundredweight, carries a subsidy near 250 dollars per hundredweight, with subsidies ranging 62 cents to 329 dollars per hundredweight for different rice grades. The Agriculture Department also subsidies cotton dairy wheat and rice exports and sometimes other grains when domestic and world prices diverge. Last year total export subsidies neared 625 million dollars.
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Washington
Soviet Union
U.S
Agriculture Department
Department
Park to open along U S Highway 67 between Little Rock and Missouri
The state park will include the Museum picnic sites camp grounds and a boat dock on the river It will be the only park along U S Highway 67 between Little Rock and the Missouri line Mrs Luker estimated it will be more than a year before the park is ready for use.
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U.S. Highway 67
Little Rock
Missouri Line
Luker
Integration Plan Sought in Huntsville Alabama
Negro attorneys representing Huntsville parents proposed desegregation of the first six grades in Huntsville public schools. They presented the plan in district court as part of objections to the board of education proposal. The plan aims to redraw school zones to avoid racial discrimination and foresees gradual integration through 1966.
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Birmingham
Ala
Huntsville
Jts
Huntsville Board of Education
27th Minuteman Missile Launched From Vandenberg
Vandenberg Air Force Base Calif AP A Strategic Air Command crew launched an intercontinental Minuteman missile Thursday marking the 27th such launch from the West Coast space center as announced by Air Force spokesmen The missile was operation stationed at the base and part of ongoing strategic deterrence efforts.
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Vandenberg Air Force Base
Calif
Strategic Air Command
Air Force
West Coast Space Center
Subsidy Gaps Limit Cotton and Wheat Exports
The article notes subsidies too small to boost exports, with cotton at 8.4 cents per pound and wheat around 65 cents per bushel, each about a quarter of domestic prices. Rice export payments equal roughly one third of the U.S. price when rice is sold at export points near seven dollars per hundred pounds.
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U.S
Rachael Marie King Bride of Calvin Edward King in Hot Springs
Mrs. Calvin Edward King and Mr and Mrs Randolph Webb of Route 1 Mineral Springs announce the marriage of their daughter Rachael Marie to Calvin Edward King son of Mr and Mrs David J King Hope. The ceremony was Thursday January 9 at 6 30 p m at Park Place Baptist Hot Springs with Rev Dexter Be livins officiating. Miss Georgia Bankson Malvern was maid of honor and George McGill Hope was best man. Rachael is a Saratoga High School graduate, attended Southern State College and is a junior art major at Henderson State Teachers College in Arkadelphia. Groom is a pre med junior at Ouachita Baptist College. His social club is Sigma Alpha Sigma. The Kings reside in Arkadelphia where both will continue studies.
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Calvin Edward King
Randolph Webb
Route 1
Mineral Springs
Rachael Marie
David J. King
Hope
Hot Springs
Dexter_Blevins
Park Place Baptist Church
Georgia Bankson
Malvern
George McGill
Saratoga High School
Southern State College
Henderson State Teachhrs College
Alpha Sigma Tau
Ouachita Baptist College
Sigma Alpha Sigma
King
Arkadelphia
Dear Helen on overinvolved families and guidance
A reader asks about overprotective parenting and keeping a large family close. The reply urges fostering independence, forming outside friendships, and not relying on the family as a sole social unit, citing cautionary tales of the Collier brothers.
Dorothy Dix Trademarked Feature by BSall McClure Syndicate
Dorothy Dix is a registered trademark highlighted in a feature distributed by the BSall-McClure Syndicate, noting rights and branding for the columnist’s non fiction humor and advice column.
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Dorothy Dix
Bsall-Mcclure Syndicate
Boone show tops critics hope for NBC anthology
New York AP reports NBC's Richard Boone Show aims to be stronger than prior dramas with strong cast and production staff. The season has featured more downs than ups, despite ambitions. Tuesday night’s episode is noted in previews.
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New York
NBC
Richard Boone
Stanford raises 100 million fund surpasses target
Stanford University announced it exceeded its 100 million dollar goal in a capital fund campaign. President Wallace Sterling said the total reached 100,235,101 dollars, a record for a university campaign, aided by a 25 million dollar incentive grant from the Ford Foundation that pledged one dollar for every three raised from private sources.
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San Francisco
Stanford University
Wallace Sterling
Ford Foundation
Tony Curtis Quit Smoking On His Own Plan
Hollywood AP reports Tony Curtis quit smoking after a year of effort turning the set into Smokers Anonymous style meetings. He used 20 minute sessions of persuasion and hypnosis with daily follow ups claiming success. Bette Davis comments on smoking, noting her own attempts and preference for not inhaling deeply.
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Hollywood
Film Colony
Tony Curtis
Carrie Nation
Curtis
Bette Davis
Warren Man Dies as Tree Falls in Bradley County
J. E. McNabb age 61 of Vick Bradley County was killed near Hilo when a tree fell on him as he cut logs. Authorities report the accident occurred Wednesday, noting McNabb died at the scene and the cause was blunt force trauma from the falling tree.
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Warren Man
Warren, Ark
J. E. McNabb
Vick
Bradley County
Hilo
Murrow to Quit US Information Agency
Washington AP Edward R. Murrow reportedly resigns as USIA director for health reasons after a major operation last Oct 5 that removed a lung. Murrow, a 55-year-old North Carolina native, was appointed by President Kennedy in March 1961 and had returned to work in recent weeks.
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Washington
Edward R. Murrow
U.S. Information Agency
USIS
White House
Murrow
North Carolina
John F. Kennedy
USIA
Road Men Will Save Artifacts Across Arkansas
Arkansas Highway Commission will study an Arkansas Archeological Society plan to save artifacts unearthed during road work. Ralph Hale of Camden cited similar adoptions in 11 states and urged rights of way surveys with the University of Arkansas. He said road construction would not be delayed and the federal government would cover 90 percent of the annual project cost, about $20,000.
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Unttl Brock
State Highway Commission
Arkansas Archeological Society
Ralph Hale
Camden
Commission
University of Arkansas
Hale
Extra Tax Is Put Upon Overseas Oil
Washington AP Sen William Fulbright helped the Senate Finance Committee pass 10 to 6 an extra 40 million tax on foreign operations of U S oil companies. It marks the first revenue increase in the panel's review of the 11 billion tax cut bill. The committee rejected other higher tax proposals on the industry.
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Washington
William Fulbright
D - Ark
Senate Finance Committee
United States
Titan 2 missile tests reach 5800 mile target
CAPE KENNEDY Fla AP the Titan 2 missile struck a target 5800 miles away in a dual demonstration. The Air Force called the flight a weapons test of the United States most powerful operational rocket and noted the vehicle carried devices useful for Titan 2’s Gemini mission to boost two man spacecraft.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Air Force
United States
Evidence in for Trial at Malvern
In Malvern Arkansas the first degree murder trial of Lewis Voss 49 and the defense rested their case. Closing arguments were set for today. Voss pleads not guilty by reason of insanity stating he shot R E Norwood 59 after Norwood advanced with a brick during negotiations over foreclosure on a home Voss had bought from Norwood for 6500 with conditions Norwood foreclosed and obtained a 10000 judgment.
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Malvern, Ark
Lewis Voss
Voss
R_ E Norwood
Norwood
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