July church circles hold summer picnics and meetings
Calendar notes list Wesleyan Service Guild meeting for July 3 at 7 p.m. in church recreation rooms with a covered-dish picnic. Ann Wollerman Circle of First Baptist meets July 8 at 7:30 p.m. at Mrs Kent Lewisville Highway. W S C S circles meet July 9:90 a.m. at church with nursery open. Builders Class potluck picnic July at 7 p.m. at Mrs Guy Grigg’s home with cohostesses.
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Bookmobile Schedule for July and July 10 routes
The timetable lists daily stops and times for a bookmobile serving Butler Bodcaw Bodccaw Michael Brockman Falcon Texas Eastern Patmos Meloy Hogan Rhodes Young Sweat Kidd Woodruff Blevins Hix Head Cummings Justice Colmihus Rogers Oakhaven Washington Cox Ozat Ray Reed with stops from 8:45 am to 6:45 pm on July dates including July 8 and July 10 across multiple communities and home deliveries.
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Behind Court Ruling Lies Vast Study
Washington AP report details Justice Brennan's lengthy, meticulous prep for the school prayer ruling. He drafted for months, 77 pages with 410 footnotes, working with two Harvard-trained clerks, citing the court and external legal sources, and revising at a desk and home.
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Prison Farm Pair Escape at Court
Charles Rabbit Livingston and Joseph Hoyt Merrill escaped while being escorted from Tucker Prison Farm to the transfer truck for Pulaski Circuit Court. Livingston, sentenced to three years for burglary forgery and uttering, fled. Merrill's trial for escaping from prison had been postponed until September.
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Rabbit) Livingston
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Negro Truce Temporary In Civil Rights Struggles
Atlanta leaders attributed a lull in mass demonstrations to coincidence bi racial talks and strategy meetings. Rev Andrew Young said activists are catching their second wind as desegregation progress and national conferences slow the tempo.
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Mother Loses Child in Wreck Near Humeston Iowa
HUMESTON Iowa AP Sherri Jo Heenan a month old daughter of Mrs Sharon Kay Heenan 19 of Mountain Home Ark was killed Monday when a car driven by her mother went off Highway 65 and crashed into a ditch two miles north of Humeston Officers said the Heenans had moved to Arkansas two months ago from Nevada Iowa Mrs Heenan and her sister in law Sharon Kaye Heenan 18 were hospitalized at Corydon
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Studies on church, state and constitutional history catalogued
A fragmented OCR passage lists many works and topics on separation of church and state, constitutional studies in India, Japan, Germany, Madison’s protest, Jefferson and Henry, liberty conflicts, religious yearbooks, chaplain appointments, Roger Williams, the Fourth Amendment, 1853 Senate report, Oliver Cromwell and Ireland, and post school commands, among others.
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Gloria Brooks Weds Royce Weisenberger Jr in Fayetteville
Miss Gloria Gwett Brooks married Royce Stewart Weisenberger Jr on July 4 1963 at College Avenue Church of Christ El Dorado family attended ceremony with minister Charles K Crawford. Bride wore ivory peau de soie jacketed gown and orchid bouquet. Groom son of Judge Royce Weisenberger and Mrs Weisenberger, Sr. Attendants included matron of honor Mrs Jom Moore Killian. Following breakfast guests celebrated at home with white organza and yellow rose decor. After honeymoon the couple will reside at 660 North Garland Fayetteville while the groom studies at University of Arkansas School of Law.
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College Avenue Church of Christ
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Wagner
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San Antonio
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Ann Pruet
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Dallas
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Mary Baldwin College
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University of Arkansas School of Law
Irishman Dan OHerlihy Stars In Jamie McPheeters Comedy Western
AP report from Hollywood notes Irish actor Dan OHerlihy, a Dublin-trained star, leads ABC's Jamie McPheeters as Doc McPheeters. The series adapts Robert Lewis Taylor's novel, mixing Dickensian and Mark Twain sensibilities in a humorous Western setting with Kurt Russell aboard.
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Malvern Factory Faces Union Representation Petition
The National Labor Relations Board has received a petition from the United Shoe Workers of America seeking representation of 310 workers at the Lake Catherine Footwear plant in Malvern. The filing marks a step toward organizing the Malvern facility amid ongoing labor action and regulatory scrutiny.
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Little Rock
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Lake Catherine
Dams on White River To Boost Recreation And Farm Safety
1962 63 saw good dams on the White River provide income from recreation and flood control for farm safety. Two major plant closures occurred Chase Grocord Rubber Co El Dorado and Wheatley Industries Benton. Communities seek new industry to fill gaps and ease financial burden.
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Kennedy Likely to Ignore Vatican Ambassador Hint
President Kennedy, a Catholic, appears to reject a Vatican call for a U.S. representative at its headquarters. Senators react mixedly, recalling 1950 when Gen. Mark W. Clark faced outcry over an ambassadorial move. Roosevelt previously named Myron Taylor as spokesman without a formal Senate appointment.
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America
Davis
Carl Henry
Protestant Christianity Today
Dear Helen Dorothea Dix Advice Column
A reader seeks guidance on a loveless 31 year marriage with a distant husband. Dorothy Dix notes possible causes from impotence to sexuality and offers steps including medical checkups, counseling, and discussing issues with a family doctor for possible annulment or divorce if needed.
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Kennedy European Tour Boosted Atlantic Unity Aims
AP analysis notes President Kennedy's 11 day 13000 mile tour through Germany Ireland England and Italy improved Western unity and pressurized France De Gaulle while reinforcing Atlantic solidarity with the United States. German welcomes and leadership statements strengthened support for multilateral nuclear forces amid Cold War tension. Some aides doubt impact of England and Italy visits though the trip overall seemed worthwhile.
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Wilkins challenges GOP on civil rights in Chicago
NAACP executive secretary Roy Wilkins told about 4 000 at the NAACP convention kickoff in Chicago that the Republican party risks losing Black support if it fails to back strong civil rights legislation. He criticized Senators Barry Goldwater and Everett Dirksen for opposing federal action and warned of electoral defeat for lawmakers who oppose civil rights measures.
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Fort Smith Votes Again on Bonds for Urban Renewal
The Fort Smith City Commission ordered a special election for August 6 on a 2.6 million Garrison Plaza Urban Renewal project. The plan previously lost by a small margin in April, and petitions urged a new vote led by Mayor Beb Brooksher.
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Wage Hike for Weight and Standards Divison Studied
LITTLE ROCK AP Returt Highway Director Ward Goodm said Monday that the state Highway Commission had been discussing a wage increase for Weight and Standards Division but no decision had been reached. The division came under Highway Commission jurisdiction Monday with the start of the 1961 64 fiscal year. Until then the division was under State Police, though the Highway Department paid for operation. The 1963 General Assembly turned the division over to the Highway Department and appropriated a maximum of $522 600 tax salaries, compared to $471 840 for the previous fiscal year.
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Alhough
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Highway Department
Falling Tree Knocks Out Radio Station in North Little Rock
A tree felled by bad weather knocked KXLR radio off air in North Little Rock. The tree fell across power lines and disrupted transmission, leaving the station temporarily silent while crews restored service.
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