Hope Community Theater Meeting Monday Evening
Society notes announce a Hope Community Theater gathering on Monday January 27 at 7 30 p m at Mrs Don Evans 415 S Greening inviting all theater enthusiasts The First Baptist Church will hold a Royal Service Program Monday night January 27 at 7 30 in the church with all members urged to attend The Ann Wollerman Circle lists a Cosmopolitan Club meeting Tuesday January 28 at 7 45 in the home of Mrs George Balentine with Mrs Henry Haynes as co host
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Hope Community Theater
Don Evans
S. Greening
First Baptist Church
Ann Wollerman
Cosmopolitan Club
George Balentine
Henry Haynes
Indians See Increase in Population
Washington AP reports that American Indians show a population rebound from historical lows, reaching about 650000, with 49 percent unemployment and a life expectancy around 42. Leaders like Robert Brunette of the National Congress of American Indians highlight poverty and education gaps, while noting few Indians strike it rich, such as Osages with oil in Oklahoma or Agua Caliente in California. The White House promises attention to poverty pockets and land credit access.
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National Congress of American Indians
White House
Johnson
Indian Congress
Robert Brunette
Montana
Alex LaForge
Brunette
Oklahoma
Palm Springs
Calif
Mississippi County seeks next state vocational school
A Mississippi County delegation urged Governor Faubus on Wednesday to locate the next state vocational training school in their county. Faubus told the group to apply for consideration.
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Little Rock UP
Mississippi
Orval E. Faubus
Faubus
Elizabeth Taylor Richard Burton arrive amid hostile reception
Hollywood reports an angry scene as Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton landed in Los Angeles to pursue marriage hopes while Eddie Fisher publicly challenges the couple. Fisher denies demanding money and accuses Burton of moral lecturing as airport crowds pressed in and Taylor sought an exit.
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Hollywood
Elizabeth Taylor
Richard Burton
Eddie Fisher
Burton
Fisher
Miss Taylor
Button
Elizabeth
Mr. Burton
Arkansas Man of the Year in Agriculture named
H W Robertson of Little Rock director of field services for the Arkansas Farm Bureau Federation was named Progressive Farmer Magazine Man of the Year in Agriculture at a banquet during a meeting of farm cooperative leaders in Hot Springs Arkansas J K Stern of Washington warned the group that cooperatives will face tougher competition ahead
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Hot Springs
Ark
H. W. Robertson
Little Rock
Arkansas Farm Bureau Federation
Progressive Farmer Magazine
J. K. Stern
Washington
American Institute of Cooperatives
Grant to University funds Summer Institute for teachers
The National Science Foundation provides $47,900 to the University of Arkansas for a third Summer Institute for Secondary School Teachers in Mathematics. Dr. William H. Orton will direct the institute from July through August 21, with fifty teachers slated to participate.
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Fayetteville, Ark
National Science Foundation
University of Arkansas
William H. Orton
Sagen
Arkansas Hatchery Week Shrinks Broiler Chick Placements
Arkansas producers started 4,635,000 broiler chicks in the week ended January 18, nine percent below the prior week. Of these, 3,997,000 were hatched in state and 638,000 came from other states, with 186,000 shipped out of state.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
Crop Reporting Service
Will Let Contract on 3 Reservoirs
Army plans to let contracts on three reservoir projects as the Vocational School Advisory Commission, working with the state Board of Education, selects sites. The state already operates schools at Pine Bluff and Morriston, with the 1963 Legislature allocating $550,000 from anticipated surplus funds for construction.
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Vocational School Advisory Commission
State Board of Education
Pine Bluff
Morriston
Bookmobile Schedule For January Week
Bookmobile routes listed for January 28 to January 30 show times and locations including Meloy Home DeAnn Hogan Store Haute Home Kidd Home Woodruff Home Blevins Hix Lee Grocery Head Home Cummings Home Justice Home Columbus Day Home Oakhaven Washington Ozan Ray Home Bob's Grocery Toilet Home Luck Ranch Bluff City Meadow Home Cagle Grocery Williams Home Pleasant Hill Treas Home with multiple stops across towns and hours from morning to late afternoon.
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Bookmobile
Meloy
DeAnn
Hogan
Haute
Kidd
Woodruff
Blevins
Hix Lee
Head
Cummings
Justice
January
Columbus
Oakhaven
Washington
Ozan
Luck Ranch
Sg Beuuty
Bluff City
Meadow
Cagle Grocery
Williams
Pleasant Hill
Treas
Regulation by U S Gets Some Fuel Regulation by U S Gets Some Fuel
Heavy stock market trading and new price highs fuel calls for stronger federal control of securities. The House subcommittee seeks extended SEC powers and higher appropriations as Wall Street rumors and rising corporate earnings stir public interest. The SEC may push new rules, while fear of a speculative spree and possible margin rate hikes persists.
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New York
House Commerce
Securities and Exchange Commission
Jahnson
SEC
William L. Cary
Stock Exchanges
Exchange
Congress
Wall Street
Federal Reserve Board
March bids set for access road work at three reservoirs
Engineers will open three contracts in early March for access road projects at Norfolk, Table Rock and Clearwater reservoirs. Bids are scheduled March 3 for Table Rock Reservoir in Southwest Missouri with $50,000 of work, March 5 for Norfolk Reservoir in Baxter with $25,000, and March 3 for Clearwater Reservoir with $7,500 of work.
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Norfolk
Table Rock
Clearwater
Missouri
Clearwater Reservoir
Southeast
Mid
Norfolk Reservoir
Baxter County
Things Most of Us Could Do Without
HAL BOYLE lists a discard list of things many find annoying from college folk music to gag gifts. He mocks studio trends
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Hal Boyle
New York
Messalina
My Bed Soon By Jack Webb In Sollys Tavern Rescue
Duffey is jumped by hoodlums in Solly's tavern and spirited away in Solly's car, escapes after slugging a captor, hides in a field of flowers, endures brutal injuries, reaches a house where a Japanese man and his grandmother aid him, while a boy named Frank Yamanu chi introduces the family and explains he is in his father's house after being found injured.
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Duffey
Solly
Earth
Roger Maris
Warren Spahn
Mickey Mantle
Willie Mays
Jim Piersall
Wally Moon
Don Drysdale
Whistler
Frank Yamanuchi
Frank
Johnson says stereo gift link to Baker inquiry
President Johnson defended the $542 stereo unit as a gift from friend Robert Baker, saying he exchanged gifts and Baker paid nothing to him. Senate and House leaders weigh the Baker affair amid testimony that Reynolds bought the set and arranged related advertising.
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Washington
Johnson
Robert G. Baker
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Senate Rules Committee
Baker
Senate Democrats
White House
Senate Committee
Pon B. Reynolds
Reynolds
Austin
Mansfield
House
Carl Albert
Everett M. Dirksen
Charles A. Halleck
Rep
H. R. Gross
Iowa
Bobby Baker
Gross
Arkansas State College Must Buy Diplomas From DP&L
The attorney general’s office ruled that Arkansas State College must purchase diplomas from Democrat Printing & Lithographing Co. of Little Rock after confirming the college is treated as a state department. Bert Smith said the college would be bound by state printing laws. Leslie Evitts affirmed the government department status requiring the DP&L diploma supply. In a separate note, Wooster Mayor John Patton was advised his city cannot fund street lighting from the street fund if the general fund is exhausted, and that council funds may be allocated from designated accounts.
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Little Rock
Arkansas State College
Democrat Printing & , Lithographing Co
Bert Smith
Jonesboro
Arkansas State College Board of Trustees
Department of State
Leslie Evitts
Smith
Arkansas State
Department of Government
Dp&l
John Patton
Wooster
Faulkner County
Patton
Grandmother’s Care Brings Cheer After Accident
In a brief scene the old lady tends to a hurt man, quipping that nothing is broken while praising her mother and grandmother for the care. The grandson notes the family wisdom and good spirits as the scene closes with the elderly woman rocking and smiling.
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Frank
Helen
Helen Worden Erskine Columns and Joan Fontaine Wedding
A sequence of Dorothy Dix letters on courtship by mail and household boundaries blends with news that actress Joan Fontaine will wed Alfred Wright Jr. in Elkton Maryland on Monday, according to Wright. The column features queries about romance and etiquette and Weyburn syndicated guidance.
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NEW York
Joan Fontaine
Alfred Wright ,Jr
Sports Ilustrated Magazine
Elkton
Wright
Baker Home Cost a Tidy 28000 in Co op Unit
Washington AP reports former Senate aide Robert G. Baker owned a 4 bedroom 2 bath town house in a cooperative development featuring French wallpaper wall to wall carpeting. Co op officials say the elaborate furnishings deter buyers and Baker must surrender the unit after his rotation from office. Miss Tyler and Mary Alice Martin reportedly occupied the home with Baker listing Miss Tyler as a cousin. Hall witnesses suggest Baker refused contact during Senate probe.
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Washington
Robert G. Baker
Carole Tyler
Tennessee
Senate Rules Committee
Baker
Co-Op
C. W. Taylor
Senate Committee
Taylor
Miss Tyler
Mary Alice Martin
George A. Smathers
D-Fla
Tayler
Senate
TV Review Notes On The Business Of Hero In
AP writer Cynthia Lowry reports CBSs The Business of Hero in follows heroin from poppy fields in Turkey to New York Harlem with concealed cameras showing addicts buying daily supplies. McMullen canvassed police, smugglers, and addicts over two years, showing middlemen Mafia and Corsican gangs. The program reveals withdrawal agony and a masked Mafia interview while noting Judy Garland Show cancellation amid taped troubles since last July.
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Cynthia Lowry
New York
CBS Reports
Jay McMullen
Turkey
118Th Street
Madison Avenue
New
United States
Marseilles
France
McMullen
Judy Garland
CBS
Kennedy to London for First Report
Atty. Gen. Robert F. Kennedy flew to London from Southeast Asia and urged Britain to view Indonesia and Malaysia’s truce with cautious optimism. British officials listened but remained unconvinced as fighting eased on Borneo along the Indonesia Malaysia frontier.
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Tom Ochiltree
London
Robert F. Kennedy
Southeast Asia
Indonesia
Ma.laysia
Borneo
Sarawak
Sabah
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