Bride Linda Long Weds Charles Camp in Willisville Arkansas
Mrs. Linda Long daughter of Mr and Mrs A F Kay Camp and Willisville residents became the bride of Charles Camp in a 6:30 PM ceremony at the home of the bride's parents. The event connected both families and took place July 3 in Flocan Arkansas.
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Charles Long
Linda Long
A. F. Kay Camp
Mr. and Long
Flocan
Ark
C. B. Camp
Willisville
Charles Bride
Community notices and wedding party events in Hope
July activities in the Hope area include a Garrett Memorial Baptist Church service July 7 at 10 am, Hopewell Home Demolition Club July 9 at 2 pm, and a Hope Women’s Golf Association meeting at 12:30 pm. A Democratic rally is July 13 at 8 pm with a curative meal policy. Wedding events cover Millie Flowers and Larry Gaines with rehearsals and receptions. Over 200 attend July 4 picnic at Hope Country Club. bridge clubs meet July 3 and 6 with top scorers listed.
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Hursday
Hopewell Home Demolition Club
Ned Ray Purtle
Hope Womens Golf Association
Hope Country
Millie Flowers
Larry Gaines
Roy Alligor
Allison
Barney Gaines
Diamond
The
Hope Country Club
A. A. Albritton
W. C. Bruner, Jr
Harry Cagle
Frank Carver
Harold Rakley
Vincent Foster
Guy Grigg
Forrest Hairr
Herbert Stephens
Bill Taylor
Bill Tolleson
R. L. Broach
Mike Kelly
Hope
Mroa
Harry Hawthorne
Marie Hendrix
R. Li. Broach
Elizabeth Bridewell
George Wright
Luther Hollamon
Coming and Going: Regional Visitors and Guests
A stream of visitors and extended stays fill weekends and holidays across towns. Families from Arkansas, Texas, Ohio, Oklahoma, and Virginia traverse to visit relatives, attend gatherings, or spend time with grandparents and friends, with notably Mrs. Gordon Prescott hosting relatives and Jim MacFadyen joining from West Alexandria, Ohio.
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Gordon Prescott
McCaskill
Jim MacFadyen
West Alexandria
Ohio
Debbie
Susan
Becky Kaye MacFadyen
Oakland woman named press secretary for Goldwater
Mrs. John Roberts of Oakland California is named press secretary for Mrs Barry Goldwater in Phoenix replacing Betty Milburn of Tucson who resigned Tuesday Roberts formerly was a feature writer for the Los Angeles Times women s department and has held several public relations posts
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Phoenix
Ariz.ap
John Roberts
Oakland
Calif
Barry Goldwater
Roberts
Betty Milburn
Tucson
Los Angeles Times
Women’s Department
Jlas
Dear Abby asks for help with a teen marriage
A mother suspects her 15 year old daughter has run away with an 18 year old boyfriend and possibly married. They returned after ten days, asked for money, and provided vague marriage proof. The mother fears unwed pregnancy and urges clergy guidance while the couple’s status remains unclear.
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Abby
Vivian Ruth Ross Announces Engagement to Juan Arredondo Jr
Vivian Ruth Ross and Juan P. Arredondo Jr. become engaged as families announce the forthcoming marriage. Vivian is a Hope High School graduate with a Hendrix College BA and former Hope High and Lordsburg Junior High faculty. Juan, a 1958 Lordsburg High School graduate, served in the U S Navy and studies at New Mexico Western University. The wedding is set for August 9 at Our Lady of Good Hope Catholic Church in Hope.
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Burl Harrison Ross
Vivian Ruth
Juan P. Arredondo
Amalia Arredondo
Lordburg
New Mexico
Hope High School
Hendrix College
Conway
Lordsburg Junior High School
Lordsburg High School
U. S. Navy
New Mexico Western University
Silver City
Our Lady of Good Hope Catholic Church
Board member can do business with city officials say
Arkansas attorney general Bruce Bennett ruled that businessmen serving on city boards may conduct business with the city as long as they avoid dealings with the board or commission on which they serve. The opinion was requested by Hot Springs Mayor Curtis Ridgway after four local businessmen resigned from multiple boards following a grand jury recommendation to curb violations of state law on sales to the city by public officials.
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Little Rock
Aily
Bruce Bennett
City Ay
Curtis Ridgway
Hot Springs
Garland County Grand Jury
Eisenhower Says He Won't Run or Rule Party Again
Former president Dwight D. Eisenhower told Norman Cousins in Gettysburg that retirement should involve no political directing or orders. He rejected being a king maker, saw no desire to dictate nominees, and warned against one man rule in partisan warfare.
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NEW York
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Norman Cousins
The
Saturday Review
Cousins
Gettysburg
Eisenhower
Saynove
Cabot School Supt Resigns to Lead Monette District
Cabot Ark AP Foy Evans Cabot School Superintendent resigns after two years to take the job as superintendent of schools in Monette Evans announced his departure effective soon leaving Cabot to be led by interim or new leadership.
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Post
Plan to Trade TV Channels is Accepted
Arkansas Educational Television Commission accepts KATV Channel 7 swap plus $282,240 in assets to acquire Channel 7 and Woodson facilities. Trade would extend KATV reach by about eight miles gaining 10 000 viewers. FCC approval needed and delays possible. Commission plans to broaden network by shifting KFOY assets to Fayetteville for Channel 13 with other splits and relays under consideration.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Educational Television Commission
KATV
Channel 7
Channel
Oftmingelon
Woodson
Commission
Jefferson County
Hensly
Robert Doubleday
Douleday
T. E. Tyler
Federal Communications Commission
Tyler
FCC
KFOY
Hot Springs
Fayetteville
Jonesboro
Arkansas State College
Hope
Prescott
Jones
Katy
Arkansas Fourth in Export Cotton Output
Arkansas ranks fourth among states in producing extra cotton for export at world prices. Agriculture Department data show 229 Arkansas farms sought permission to grow 4 173 extra acres for export, with an expected price around 32.50 dollars per 1964 bale. The program subsidizes exporters to sell U.S. cotton abroad at world prices.
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Washington
Arkansas
Agriculture Department
Department
U.S
Churches to Fight Spa Amendment in Arkansas
Five Protestant churches formed a coalition to oppose a proposed constitutional amendment legalizing gambling in Garland County. About 120 ministers and lay leaders from Assembly of God, Christian, Methodist, Presbyterian and Southern Baptist churches gathered at First Methodist Church to plan a September start. They will host Anti-Gambling Sunday on Sept. 20 and raise funds for ads. The Hot Springs Chamber of Commerce backs the amendment and aims to raise $125,000 for a statewide advertising push.
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Little Rock
Garland
Arkansas
First Methodist Church
Assembly ‘of God
Christian
Methodist
Presbyterian
Southern Baptist
Hot Springs Chamber of ‘Commerce
Anniversary of Hiccup Victim Triumphs At Last
Lacy McDonald of Atlanta marks a rare relief after a year of hiccups. An AP story and widespread letters prompted a pharmacist to give a drug that helped ease her condition. She breathes easier now, though she wonders if the relief will last.
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Abby
Sy Jack Stillman
Atlanta, Ga
Lacy McDonald
McDonald
Associated Press
Roy Faith
Jane
Arkansas churches plan anti-gambling drive and voter outreach
The Christian Civic Foundation and allied church groups mapped a campaign against a proposed measure. They will host an anti-gambling workshop September 15-16 with rallies and prayer events, while telephone teams and church led poll tax registration efforts push voters to reject the proposal. North Little Rock attorney Tom Digby called the effort a Christian battle to mobilize every registered voter as the key weapon.
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Christian Civic Foundatin
Tom Digby
North Little Rock
Digby
Arkansas
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Goldwater
Dear Abby
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National Association of Retail Clothing Manufacturers
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