Meeting of WSC Program Leaders and PTA Reports
Calendar notes a meeting of all Program leaders of WSC on Monday 20 May in room pt B with Mrs. Wlayd Mangini assisting. Reports cover Youth Tender Laur Sac Mig Clothing and Nutrition, Home furnishing, Recreation, and Vealind Baden. PTA minutes show approval of March items, prayers, and president messages with members signing off.
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Esis Cieeles
WSC
Mis Pt B. Maar
Shever
Hone Posideter
Che Mant
Baden
Tyra
Poitidenter
Wlayd Mangini
Patmos Pta
Uni School
Mas. Rainred Iider
Arden
President Kennedy Probed Over Reporter Question
Washington AP The State Department says it will study the legal aspects of President Kennedy's handling of a question by reporter Sarah McClendon at a news conference about two State Department employees identified as security risks. Kennedy defended Wieland and Miller, urged respect for their duties, and urged the reporter to avoid damaging remarks.
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Washington
Uvset
Kennedy
Wiliam Arthi Wielunl
J. Clayton Miller
United States
State Department
Wieland An Miller
Bookmobile Schedule for Willisville and Nearby Areas
The schedule lists bookmobile stops across Willisville and adjacent communities including schools, cafes, service stations, and homes. Notable stops include Texas Toast in Gresham area and Willisville Community locations with times such as 2:45 and 2:23, plus multiple homes and institutions like Dewne Elime and Brockman.
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Bryson
Treug
Badeaw
Brockman
Feh
Willisville
Teodh Hesidings
Hame
Willisvilles
Atkin
Waterton
Gresham
Moon shot prep for Ranger 3 mission to the moon
In Cape Canaveral the United States readies the 102-foot Agena B booster for Ranger 3. The goal is to launch a spacecraft to capture television images and seismic data from as close as 13 miles above the moon, aiding future manned lunar landings by 1987.
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Cate Canaveral
Fla
United States
Salipeau
Ranger 3
Jay
Moon
Jina
U.S
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Minoo
Herigen
Space Agency
Soviet Union
Lunik TI
Lunik NT
Earth
Burns Fatal to Little Girl in Formosa Incident
Five year old Kimberly Anne Kastner died from burns after her nightgown caught fire at home in Taipei Formosa Officials in Nashville Newport Blytheville filed for early renomination in this summer's Democratic primary Atty Hawkey of Newport and Prosecuting Atty John Horman of the 3rd Judicial District filed for term extensions The child, daughter of Lewis W Kastner a U S Navy employee at Fort Musa, had been flown from Tokyo to Brooke Army Medical Center for treatment in the surgical research unit with a reported 50 50 chance of survival
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San Antonio
Tex
Little Rock
Kimberly Anne Kastner
Nashville
Newport
Brooke Army Medical Center
Blytheville
Taipei
Formosa
Atty
John Horman
Hawkey
Lewis W. Kastner
Kastner
U.S. Navy
Fort Musa
School Menu Next Week
Menu for the upcoming week lists daily lunch options with various entrees and sides. Monday features Hamminger on bun and breakfast-style items. Tuesday offers spaghetti with meat sauce and chicken items. Wednesday includes hot dogs and peach desserts. Friday serves turkey salad sandwiches with slaw and chocolate cake.
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Soul of Bard
Civil rights bill opens battle in Senate
Senate leadership signals a fight over voting rights with Mansfield proposing a literacy test alternative. Javits backs federal action including desegregation aid and poll tax removal, while Southern Democrats warn of states rights challenges. The plan would test eligibility by six years of accredited schooling, aligning with Civil Rights Commission findings.
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John Chadwick
Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Mansfield
Jacob K. Javits
R-Ny
Alabama
Arkansas
Mississippi
Texas
Virginia
Manafield
Civil Rights Commission
Saic
Kennedy
Senate Judiciary Committee
Senames Q. Eastland
D-Miss
Trained Workers Urged for Children’s Homes
Florida Baptist Children’s Home leader Dr J M Johns told the Child Care Executive Association that professionally trained personnel are the greatest need in children’s homes. He urged Southern Baptist colleges to offer accredited social work training as Edgar B Blake was named president and Rev Harald Seefeldt named first vice president of the association.
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Litle Rock
API
Florida
J. M. Johns
Florida Baptist Children’s Home
Lakeland
Southern Baptist Convent
Southern Baptist
Edgar B. Blake
Missotti Baptist Children’s Home
Bridgeton
Harald ©. Seefeldt
Arkansas Baptist Children’s Home
Montiallo
Circuit Judge Bobby Steel seeks third term in 9th Circuit
Nashville Judge Bobby Steel announces plans to run for a third term on the 9th Circuit. The piece notes re election moves in Blytheville where Chancellor Gene Bradley seeks six year term, while the remainder covers a domestic advice column with in-depth family conflict and counsel against taking sides in marital disputes.
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Bobby Steel
Nashville
Gene Bradley
Blytheville
State Plants Make Variety of Products
Arkansas hosts about 3 200 manufacturing firms employing over 99 000 workers with a diverse output from lumber items to fishing lures baseball bats and ping pong tables. The Arkansas Industrial Development Commission study lists 66 hardwood firms 113 saw and planing mills and a sizable printing and paper industry producing forms magazines and wrappers. Public notices and reader questions about personal issues follow in the column.
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JC. Tillman
Associated “Press
Arkansas
Directory of Arkansas Industries
Arkansas Industrial Development Commission
Cabot
Havison
Wheatley
Mena
Fordyce
Jonesboro
Colleges Receive Ten Thousand Dollar Gift From Fort Worth Firm
The ncme Brick Co of Fort Worth Texas has donated 10000 dollars to the Associated Colleges Foundation as part of its philanthropic program. The gift was announced Thursday at a ceremony in Little Rock.
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Little Rock
Ncme Brick Co
Fort Worth
Tex
Fort Saas de
Rural Catholic Priests Sentenced in Lithuania Case
MOSCOW (RP) Two Roman Catholic priests tried near Vilnius in Soviet Lithuania on charges of black market speculation and illegal currency dealings were sentenced to prison terms ranging from four to eight years, Tass announced today.
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Moscow
Vilia
Lithuania
I'ass
Tariff Cut Will Prove Troublesome
President Kennedy’s 1962 tariff-cut proposal faces strong opposition from local interests and unions worried about job losses in American industries. He seeks power to strike tariff deals to join Europe’s Common Market in effect, while cautioning that Europe may shield nonmembers. Arkansas industry examples show a wide range of manufactured goods at risk, from rail cars to poultry feed components, highlighting potential regional economic harm.
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James Marlow
Associated Press News
Washington
Kennedy
Congress
United States
Europe
Ameriica
Iithin
Afl-Cio
House
Senate
Hope Stor frat Wape 3089 Pree 1937 Sinatestee we ya
Hope newspaper page from 1937 shows publication details with editors and staff. It lists president Waalburn Hy Warhtiwrn editor and publisher, Paul Jones managing editor, and advertising manager Pad Rogert Jr. It includes subscription rates, advertising reps, and AP wire use rights.
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Notmer
Mach
Sacand-cross Post Hope
Athanset
Exile Kovacs Estate Weighed Down by Debts, Widow Says
Hollywood AP reports widow Edie Adams stating comedian Exile Kovacs left a 2.1 million dollar estate but was deeply in debt. She explains the gross value hides the true picture as he battled government agents over tangled affairs and a tax lien sits on the house and contents. The final standing awaits government review.
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Hollywood
Kovacs
Edie Adams
Ernie
Airport Funds Allocation for Arkansas Cities
The Federal Aviation Agency advised Arkansas lawmakers of a 273000 dollar allocation for airport and air navigation systems in Arkansas. Of the total, 250000 dollars are designated for Little Rock and 23090 dollars for Fort Smith.
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Washington
Federal ‘Aviation ‘Agency
Arkansas
Aiport
Little Rock
Fort Smith
Kennedy Tariff Plan Faces Fierce House Lobbying
The article discusses how lobbyists will press House and Senate members to back or oppose President Kennedy on tariff policy. It highlights a rocking chair factory as an example of how local unions might resist tariff cuts that threaten their interests. Kennedy seeks Congress authority to subsidize businesses and workers harmed by imports under new conditions, arguing that times change fast and the greater good justifies the plan.
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House
Senate
Afl-Cio
Kennedy
Ahd
Union Jocal
Kenney
Congress
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Tyder
Tate Show
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Steel
Japan
Strategic Air Command
Tokyo
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Mama
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Grace
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Heer
Beacon
Russia
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Texarkana
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Blytheville Firs
Pine Bluff
Rogers
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Chicago
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New York
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City
Okla
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Associated Press
AX Notice
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Paul “ Simms
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Melorum Mfg. & Engineering
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