Open House and Club notices in Finlay society page
Sunday open house at Beryl Henry Elementary School highlights new Special Education unit with PTA refreshments. Also Tuesday meetings for PEO Chapter AE and Jett B Graves Class. Shover Springs 4-H reports 31 attendees and activities. wedding attendants announced for Jacqueline Carter and Henry McHarg. nurses association meetings and local visits noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beryl Henry
PTA
Shover Springs
Paula Poindexter
Paul
Marie Jackson
Red River Valley
Dennis Arrington
Sheryl Bright
The
Arlingtons
Jacqueline Carter
Henry McHarg
Confirmation of Stover Hits Trouble
LITTLE ROCK AP Gov. Winthrop Rockefeller faces Senate resistance in confirming Thomas R. Stover as state labor commissioner. Stover, 35, has served as acting commissioner since September after Dotson Collins resigned to assist Rockefeller’s re election bid. Sources say Rockefeller favors Stover, but secretary Marion Burton says no decision has been made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Winthrop Rockefeller
State Senate
Thomas R. Stover
Capitol
Stover
Dotson Collins
Rockefeller
Marion Burton
Dear Helen Advice on marriage, morality and modern dating
A reader column titled Dear Helen tackles marriage fidelity and the shifting views on sex and morality. Letters debate whether wives chase romance as much as husbands, the impact of staying faithful, parenting expectations, and the permissiveness of today’s youth.
NBC special The Lions Are Free draws cautions on faux footage
Television critic reviews NBCs alleged documentary The Lions Are Free noting misrepresented truth as actors Bill Travers and George Adamson appear in scenes filmed as if visiting Kenya to check on lions. The piece criticizes staged reunion shots and overreliance on film footage from Born Free while highlighting NBC personnel changes and weekend primetime offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cynthia Lowry
NEW York
NBC
Kenya
Bill Travers
Frey
Africa
Travers
George Adamson
Adamson
Honess
Sterilization Measure Introduced In Arkansas Senate
State Senator Richard Earl Griffin of Crossett introduced a revised sterilization bill in Little Rock. The new measure would allow guardians to petition probate court to sterilize mentally incompetent individuals likely to have children, with hearings to prove mental incompetence and fertility, plus appointed counsel and protective provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Richard Earl Griffin
Crossett
Ould Appeal & Protets
Dee Een
Griffin
Also Mentioned on This Page
Finlay
PEO
Everett Vinson
Jett B. Graves
First United Methodist Church
Fay James
Marie Cook
Frank Waleters
Loyd Kinard
Gen Barranco
Grady Street
the Hope Country Club
Emmett Wassell
Henry Seamans
Shover Springs Club
Mary Ellen Williams
Arkadelphia
Jeanie Barentine
Lila Thaxton
Jenny Young
Washington
Mr. McHarg
Norman Southerland
Ozark
Roy Botortf
Poplar Grove
Bill Jones
Malvern
Lynne Weaver
DeQueen
Moss Rowe
Juanita Rice
Edaith Murph
Arkansas State Nurses’ Association
Frank Deatherage
Hugo
Okla
Louis Howard
Dallas
Lloyd Coop
Howard
Jamie Duncan
Leonard Daniels
Mount Pleasant
Tex
Theo Bonds
Hope
H.A. Shields
Shreveport
T. G. Ladner
Baton Rouge
Pete Shields
A.L. Park
Austin
Bennie C. Downing
Dick Schrader
Mimdamees
Berinie
Damon Brown
Cratony
Fea
Frank Sinatra
Eirai
Raquel Welch
Dan Blocker
Gfiset
Fashion
Helen
Fred
Alps
Herb Kaplow
White House
Nixon
Ray Scherer
London
Kaplow
Dan Brocker
CBS
ABC
Walter Cronkite
Dixie Drive-In Theatre
Showtime
Bas, Clover
Natalie Woop
Paul Ford
Jim Hutton
Connie Stevens
Maureen O'Sullivan
Nomvang Conbu
Mr. Everest
Hope Federal Savers
Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation
Hope Federal
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!