July Fourth Family Picnic and Club Gatherings
The 4th of July Family Picnic starts at 3:30 p.m. at Hope Country Club with host couples Lyle Brown, Robert LaGrone, K. G. Hamilton, Joe Manking, Lowell Harris, Forresh Haire, James Pilke nton, Royce Smith, Frank, and Emmett Wassell. Hope Chapter 328 ORS meets July 9 at 8 p.m. at the Masonic Temple. Wesleyan Service Guild No. 1 of the Methodist Church holds its annual picnic July 9 at 7 p.m. at Mrs. Elmer Brown’s home.
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the Hope Country Club
Lyle Brown
Robert LaGrone
K. G. Hamilton
Joe Manking
Lowell Harris
Forresh Haire
James Pilkenton
Royce Smith
Frank
Emmett Wassell
Wesleyan Service Guild No
Methodist
Churet
Elmer Brown
West
Smith-Gedwin Families Reunion Picnic at State Fair Park
The Smith-Gedwin families held a reunion on Saturday June 30 at State Fair Park with 163 attendees from Cor, age, Dallas, Marshall, Trias, Jape, Wake, Pexarkana, L. A reQueen, Conway, Aphexora, Pat ros, Garland City Ark. Attendees traveled from multiple towns in Texas and Arkansas for the gathering and luncheon.
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Smith-Gedwin
Fape Fair Park
Cor ‘Age
Dallas
Marshall
Trias
Jape
Wake
Pexarkana
L. AreQueen
Conway
Aphexora
Patros
Garland City
Ark
Teachers Warned Not to Strike
AP reports at the NEA convention Arthur F. Corey of the California Teachers Association warned teachers against illegal strikes and outlined sanctions to be used against districts with intolerable working conditions. He emphasized sanctions are not a strike and that teachers will keep working while avenues for correction remain open.
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Denver
Colo
Arthur F. Corey
California Teachers i Association
Corey
National Education Association
Covey
California Teachers Association
United States
Group Seeks Stand on Gambling in Arkansas Governor Race
Arkansas Christian Give Foundation reports broad backing on gambling and liquor questions from Democratic candidate Kenneth Coffelt and Fayetteville’s Willis Ricketts. Former governor Sid McMath sent a letter of general agreement. Three candidates did not reply and David Cox’s responses were unclear.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
Tian Givie
ACCF
Kenneth Coffelt
Willis Ricketts
Fayetteville
Sid McMath
Oryal B
Panbus
Dale Alford
D-Ark
Vernon Whitten
David Cox
Weiner
Contract Agreement Reached in Camden Ark
The Bag Pak Division of International Paper Co and the International Brotherhood of Pulp Sulphite and Papermill Workers announced a new contract after the old one expired at midnight June 30. Increases include a 3 percent general raise, 2 cents an hour for women, and 3 cents for maintenance journeymen production operators engravers designers and vulcanizers.
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Camden, Ark
APS
Bagpak
International Paper Co
International Brotherhood of Pulp, Sulphite and Papermill Workers
Governors Confront National Guard Cuts At Governors Conference
Governors discuss federal plans to trim National Guard and Reserve units while urging local control over most state concerns. The 54th Governors Conference, with leaders like Hughes Rockefeller Brow and Vandiver, adjourns amid debate over prayer in schools and likely mass mediation of medicare funding.
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Cape Canaveral
Richard J. Hughes
New Jersey
Atlantic City
New York
Nelson 4
Rockefeller
Edmund B
Pat) Brow
San Diego
Calif
Mexico
Brown
Richard M. Nixon
Albert D. Rosellini
Washington
Wesley Powell
New Hampshire
National Guard
Kennedy
Robert 8. McNamara
McNamara
U.S. Supreme Court
Parris Bryant
Florida
John H. Ree
Maine
Congress
Robert BE
Smylie
Idaho
Gov
Orval EE
Faubus
Arkansas
Philadelphia
FHA Group to Meet in Arkansas Delegates Attend National Meet
Eight advisers and 29 Arkansas members of the Future Homemakers of America leave Little Rock Thursday for the national conventions in Salt Lake City Utah. Arkansas voting delegates include Joan Blackaman Pine Bluff state president Alicia Bush Rogers vice president and Margaret Norsworthy Wein er vice president Junie Wright Hatfield is a candidate for national View president.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
Sal Lake City
Utah
Joan Blackaman
Pine Bluff
Alicia Bush
Rogers l
Margaret Norsworthy
Wein
Junie Wright J
Hatfield
Petersons announce engagement of Mary Lou to Dr Newbern
Mrs Harry C Peterson of Red Wing Minnesota announces engagement of daughter Mary Lou to Dr Benjamin Love Newbern son of Mr and Mrs George Pierce Newham Jr Hone The bride to be is a University of Minnesota English Education graduate The groom is a Hendrix College and University of Arkansas Medical School alumnus who interned at University of Minnesota Hospital He served as a Navy Medical Corps lieutenant and is a resident in internal medicine at University Medical Center The couple plan a August 4 wedding at United Lutheran Church Red Wing
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Harry C. Peterson
Red Wing
Minn
Mary Lou
Benjamin Love Newbern
George Pierce Newham Jr
Peterson
University of Minnesota
Dr. Newbern
Hendrix College
Phi Chi
U of M Hospital
Minneapolis
Naval Medica Corps
University, Medical Center
United Lutheran Church
Dear Uncertain and the Blonde in the Restaurant
Dorothy Dix responds to a 36-year-old cashier with custody of three boys who seeks marriage to a kind, married man. The columnist urges patient pursuit by the man, self-improvement, and suggests hotel management studies. she advises reconciliation with a jealous friend and urges medical help for nerves after a divorce.
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Helen Worden
Gyho
Rowistes
Youur Mat
Boke
Wice
Cornell University
Arraigned for Slavina Woman in Massachusetts Court
Galli Mass PAPI duvkie Lee Wood of Little chuck Ark appeared in Nesy Bertford District Court arraigned for the strangulation murder of 40-year-old Ruth M. Fuller of Kuyrhaven near New Bedford. Judge Ernest C. Horrocks ordered no plea and held him without bail. The case was continued until July 40. Wood, a ship’s crewman aboard the destroyer USS Willard Keoth, is charged in the death discovered Saturday in her apartment.
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Willard Keoth
Ruth M. Fuller
Kuyrhaven
New Bedford
Fuuid
Laos talks aim to seal neutral Laos peace deal
At Geneva the 14 nation Laotian talks seek to finish the Southeast Asian treaty within two to three weeks. U S and Red China clashed over U S troops in Thailand as delegates defer remaining disputes to co chairs Malcolm MacDonald and Georgi Pushkin to preserve the fragile peace and avert another public quarrel.
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Dorian Falk
Geneva
United States
Red China
U.S
Thailand
Britain
Malcolm MacDonald
Soviet Union
Georgi Pushkin
Laos
North Viet Nam
Red Chinese
Chang Han Fu
Southeast Asia
South Viet Nam
Formosa Strait
Moang Nguyen
Viet Nam
Pathet Lao
Arkansas Campaign Quiet After Fourth of July Sparks
Arkansas gubernatorial scene eased after a weekend surge as candidates prepared for fireworks. Dale Alford unveiled a plan to end political patronage with an Arkansas Treasury Distribution and Investment Control Act tied to state bank deposits totaling about 88.1 million dollars. Kenneth Coffelt complained of missing cigarette tax data from Revenue Commissioner Ted Donham, who said the information was available.
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Associated Press
Arkansas
Dale Alford
Kenneth Coffelt
Vernon Whitten
Sid McMath
Orval EB
Faubus
Hershey
Alford
Monticello
Arkansas Treasury
Caffelt
Ted Donham
Donham
Caldwell Promoted to Athens Texas Manager
W R Caldwell longtime Hope store manager with J C Pensey Co is promoted and moving to Athens Texas to take over as manager there July 26 He has served Hope for five years and is active in civic work including Hope Chamber of Commerce first Methodist Church Hempstead County Industrial Board and United Fund He will be replaced in Hope soon with announcement pending
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J.C. Pensey Co
W. R
Bi) Caldwell
Hope
Athens
Texas
Rupe Kiwanis Club
Hempstead County Industrial Board
Caldwell
Karan
Kim
Kathy
Arkansas and Louisiana Weather Outlook Through Wednesday
Weather outlook shows clear to partly cloudy skies with warm temperatures across Arkansas and parts of Louisiana. Highs range from the upper 70s to mid 90s with lows mid 70s to low 70s and isolated afternoon or evening thundershowers possible through Wednesday.
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Arkansas
Louisiana
Arkansas State Teachers College to expand dining hall capacity
The Community Facilities Administration announced a $250,000 grant to Arkansas State Teachers College in Conway to raise dining hall capacity from 360 to 700. The report notes the average American uses about 440 pounds of paper per year.
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Washington
Community Facilities Administration
Ean
Arkansas State Teachers College
Conway
Ark
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Masonic Temple
Monsday
Odessa
Pris
J. J. Samuels
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Stan
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Rod
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California
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Colorado
Billy Maire
Kimotteville
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Remmel Nunn
Lordeburg
N.M
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Demsly, NM
Mrs. W. C. Tollesch
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Lope
Cherles Pate
Emily
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Nashville
Mises’ Deli
Florenid McClananan
MeGhaw
Dixie Drive-In
Twistarama
OTR
William Patric Frawley - Barry’ Cole
Anu Rami
Toh
Alumi Pitures
Mary Lou Pisteraen
Dorothy DIX
Dew Melen
A.C
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Federal Land Bank Ass‘r
W. C. Hunter
Texarkana
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McMath
Rogers
Bentonville
Springdale
Dravid A. Cox
Caraway
Corning
Cortts
Piggott
Maubus
Mena
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Wilmot
Pocahantis
Mulberry
Quilman
Whitten
Cara
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Hughes
West Memphis
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