Local calendars note July meetings and a rally
Calendar items show the Garrett Memorial Baptist Church in South Wye District hosting a July 7 service at 10 a.m. and Shover Springs Home Instruction Club meeting July 10 at 2 p.m. A Democratic rally is set July 13 at 8 p.m. at the McCaskill Community Building with refreshments for sale for RC 1. The July 10 meeting was canceled due to the candidate rally. Circle 4 WSCS of First Methodist met July 4 with prayers, devotions, and a program on The Church Center for the U N. Community Theater Group met June 29 at the Owens home for an oral poetry interpretation program. VFW Auxiliary heard from Sharon Frith about Girls State at Camp Robinson, with Governor’s Mansion and State Capitol trips noted.
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Martin Pool, Jr
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Lamour McElroy
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James Laughard
Garland Lough
Coming and Going A Round of Visits and Travel
Mrs Paul Raley returns home from Pine Bluff where she visited her ill daughter in law Mrs David Pack. Sugarland Texas guests Miss Martha Greenwald and Miss Sharon Strickland arrive to see Mrs W P Singleton. The Greenwalds head to Chappaqua New York where Mr Greenwald will join Standard Oil of New Jersey. A family dinner is planned at Heritage House. The Hayses travel east for Rutgers and the World's Fair. Flanders visit New York for the World's Fair and the Hudson River trip. Black and Peck guests enjoy the weekend. Mrs Marie Green and Mrs R P Barlow host. Fort Worth visitors and London ties noted. Out of town mourners attend Gorin funeral from Murfreesboro Dallas Hot Springs Little Rock and West Palm Beach.
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Heritage House
Ben Bella aide admits looting FLN funds in power shift
In Geneva Mohammed Khidet, treasurer of Algeria’s ruling FLN, says he took about 1.1 million dollars and will not return it while Ben Bella stays in power, offering to give the money to revolutionary forces opposing him. Ex Premier Talhouni to form new Jordanian government in Amman. Kenya MP accuses Britain of courting Somali rebels amid village-raiding tensions. Japan pays 55.5 million dollars in WWII reparations in 1963, total 447 million, as part of broader commitments. Joao Goulart aides say Brazilian ex-president suffers a liver ailment, denying a heart attack report.
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Mor tis Cafritz estate valued at 24 million dollars
The Washington builder Mor tis Cafritz died June 11 at age 77. Probate papers in U S District Court peg the estate at about 24 million with 20.57 million in stock holdings. Federal estate taxes are estimated at 3.1 million. He is survived by widow Gwen and three sons.
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Mortis Cafritz
U.S. District Court
Cafritz
Gwen
Miss Warren Picked for Arkansas Pageant
Sandra Whitaker 18 daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul Whitaker of Warren has been selected to represent Warren in the Miss Arkansas Pageant. Whitaker is 5 feet 4 inches tall weighs 113 pounds and has measurements of 35 23 36.
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Paul Whitaker
Warren
Dear Abby Advice Column Highlights Tipping Etiquette And Love Dilemmas
Dear Abby addresses tipping norms, noting tips are bread and butter for service workers and not paying tips punishes the workers. A reader in love is advised that her partner may never love him, suggesting continued companionship only. Marie objects to calling unmarried women old maids, Abby concedes the term can be harsh but sometimes gentle.
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Abby
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Laura Adams Weds Terrell Martin In Hope Ceremony
Laura Catheron Adams becomes Mrs Terrell Dean Martin at Heritage House in Hope with a double ring ceremony led by Dr George Balentine. The couple, both of Hope, plan to reside in Seattle after his Army posting and her enrollment at the University of Washington.
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Terrell Dean Martin
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A. G. Martin
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First Baptist Church
Dora’ Ann King
G. Martin
U S Deploys 16th Submarine During July Patrol
Washington AP reports the United States deployed its 16th Polaris missile submarine the Woodrow Wilson packing 16 nuclear tipped rockets with a 1725 mile range. The sub went on patrol in the Atlantic over the July 4 weekend according to sources.
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United States
Woodrow Wilson
Atlantic
Locomotive 61210 Delays Town with Unstoppable Whistle
SLEAFORD England AP Locomotive 61210 shunted into a siding and blew its whistle for 90 minutes nonstop while residents tried to sleep Station master Leonard Rook apologized noting a whistle fault and that nothing could be done until the engine exhausted its steam. Confidential letters offer dating tips and wedding booklet for readers.
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Sleaford, England
Leonard Rook
Special Bill Allows Arkansan to File Tax Claim
Washington AP The Senate passed a bill to let Arkansan A. E. Rolfe Jr file with the IRS for income tax overpayments claiming a $23,672 refund after he says he overpaid on a $76,000 debt in computing his income. The bill prevents a statute of limitations bar. committee report says Rolfe owed $26,606 more in taxes for 1948 1949 1951 and 1954 and paid it in three installments before filing the refund claim. The bill returns to the House for a minor amendment action.
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Internal Revenue Service
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Capital Drawing Many Tourists
Washington and New York World’s Fair publicity draw large visitor flow to the capital. The Convention and Visitors Bureau projects an increase of about 1 to 2 million visitors beyond last year’s 7.5 to 8 million, driven largely by fairgoers.
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New York
Convention and Visitors Bureau
Murder Trial Set for Monday in Little Rock Case
Circuit Judge William Kirby set October 26 as the first degree murder trial date for four Little Rock youths charged in the fatal beating of 68 year old Richard Allen. The defendants pleaded innocent at arraignment as authorities searched for a missing money can linked to the case. Gilbert King was deemed incompetent and kept at a state hospital, while an 11-year-old co defendant was placed with juvenile authorities under Arkansas law restricting prosecuting children under 12.
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William Kirby
Richard Allen
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Scranton Scrambles for Illinois Delegates in Late Bid
CHICAGO AP Pennsylvania Governor William Scranton begins a rapid plane and train tour of Illinois in a last minute push for the Republican presidential nomination. His goal is to sway Illinois delegates to pressure those pledged to rival Barry Goldwater.
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Pennsylvania
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Scranton Tour Echoes Lincoln Route and Goldwater Support
The Scranton tour traced Abraham Lincoln’s Springfield to Washington path en route to his inauguration, while sources say Goldwater gains remain limited. Illinois delegates show growing support with 44 of 51 to back on first ballot, as Scranton seeks Eisenhower endorsement and announces Milton Eisenhower will place his name in nomination.
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Deaf Man Perfects Midget Transistor Hearing Aid
Advertisement notes an extremely small hearing aid perfected by a hard of hearing inventor. The device promises clear whispers and direct readers to write HEARING at 32 E 9th St, Eric, Pa for free information with no obligation.
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