Hope Country Chil Clubhouse Party and Family Picnics
Society notes list several events for July including a picnic at Fair Park on Saturday July 18 hosted by Jaycees and Jaycees Cells, a pailuck and cards entertainment at the Hope Country Chil clubhouse on July 13 hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Monts and others, plus church meetings scheduled for July 15.
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Hope Country Chil
Clyde Monts
Lions Leverett
George Peck
Brack Schenck
Fair Park
Community Meeting Notice Reappointment Incident
Thursday July 18 community group will hold its regular meeting at Hope Church. The session includes updates from officers and plans for upcoming events at 615 Alatenthurs Drive. Citizens are urged to attend and participate in the discussion.
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Masonical Uy
Coming and Going in Fayetteville Family Homecoming
Mrs Lois Sutton Jr and her sons Davi Michael and Todd returned home to Fayetteville after a week with Mr and Mrs Louis Sutter Sr and Mr and Mrs J A Davis.
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Lois Sutton
Davi
Michael
Todd
Fayetteville
Louis Sutter
J. A. Davis
Bluff City Bookmobile Schedule Works and Homes Route
July schedule lists multiple stops with times across Bluff City and nearby communities including Meador Home, Lambert Home, Pleasant Hill, Willisville, Treps Home, Ford, Gasle Gravery, and others. Routes cover schools, homes, groceries, and community locations with morning and afternoon pickups.
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Bluff City
Meador
Teat Lambert
Gasle
Williams Nome
Pleasant Hill
Willisville
Simpsun
Peading
Willsville
Fore
Atkins
Waterloo
Gresham Flome
Kelly
Everett
Rosston
Parris
Brown
Dearinger
Clarkt
Battlefield Loop
Butler
Spring Hill
McCormack Horns
Ayerer
Harkler
Willams
Brint
Townsent Grocery
Hungary's Khrushchev Talks With Hungary's Kadar in Moscow
The Moscow meeting at the Kremlin between Premier Khrushchev and Hungary's Janos Kadar addressed Hungary's national economy and the unity of its people. Tass reported plans for further economic and cultural progress and the broader calm within the communist bloc amid East West negotiations.
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George Syvertsen
Moscow
Kheushchev
Janos Kader
Hungary
Kremlin
Tass
Khrushchev
Kadar
Baby Gifts Pour In for Mrs. Kennedy as Third Child Expected
Frances Lewine reports White House receives about 390 letters daily to Mrs. John F. Kennedy regarding her expected third baby in late August. Gifts include booties, bibs, quilts, and requests to be godparents. most gifts go to charity and only items under 15 dollars are accepted.
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Frances Lewine Washington
John F. Kennedy
Daily Mail
White House
Christine and Ward Affair Unfolds in 1960s Memoir
Christine recalls becoming pregnant at 17 and giving birth to a son who died after six days. She then worked as a hostess at Murray's Cabaret where she met Dr Stephen Ward, an influential figure. In June 1961 she moved into Ward's flat at No 7 Wimpole Street and described their relationship as sisterly, though with a troubling side. She later claimed Ward asked her to obtain defense secrets.
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Christine
Panel Veler
I Murray
Drs Stephen Ward
Ward
Wimpole Views
Christian
Viet Nam Critique Subtly Signals Diem Pressure
The memo hints at U.S. concerns with Diem's regime while avoiding direct criticism. It shows Washington feeling compelled to handle Diem cautiously, aware his survival hinges on American support and influence.
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Diem
Kennedy
U.S
Consumer Baffles Experts By SAM DAWSON AP Analyst
The consumer remains hard for experts to predict as spending diverges from income gains. Retail sales dip slightly for three months while personal incomes rise to record levels. Labor Department May hiring edged up to 39 per 1,000 from 38, with layoffs easing to 14 per 1,000.
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Sam Dawson
AP Business News
New York
AFP
Texu
Labor Department
Iag
Kadar's Moscow Visit Aimed at Hungary Reform Push
The Tass report notes the Soviet Chinese clash in talks but focuses Western observers on Hungary. Kadar traveled to Moscow to push liberalization, expelled Stalinists from key posts, loosened control over intellectuals, courted Vatican thaw and Mindszenty release, granted amnesty to about 10 000 1956 Freedom Fighters, and improved ties with the United States.
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Tass
Soviet Union
Red China
Hungary
Vatican
Catholic Church
Joseph Cardinal Mindszenty
United States
Galbraith Saddened by Departure From India
In New Delhi retiring U.S. ambassador John Kenneth Galbraith spoke with sadness about leaving India He said he leaves with a heavy heart and wished all in the country his best wishes and affection
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New Delhi
John Kenneth Galbraith
U.S
India
Dear Helen and the Weight of a Young Mother
Dorothy Dix guides Desolate through an illegitimacy crisis weighing adoption versus keeping the baby. She notes social stigma, economic strain, and advises consulting clergy and doctors while considering the father’s immaturity. The column closes with readers' fashion concerns and parenting training challenges.
Safe in Space Lost on Train Mystery Shocks Rail Line
Dr KR C Jennison of the Lod rel Bank Observatory said research equipment launched from the Woomera Range in Australia was recovered after a rocket flight. The equipment was handed to Britain’s state railway for a 160 mile transport to Judrell Bank. Last heard June 12.
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London
Britain
KR. C. Jennison
Lodrel Bank Observatory
Woomera Range
Australia
Judrell Bank
Jennison
Go Easy On Child Training Says Dr Spock
A reader letters on parenting stress discusses early parenting woes and how doctors, led by Dr Benjamin Spock, urge relaxed approaches. The piece stresses variation in training success and warns against harsh methods to avoid turning children against learning.
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Benjamin Spock
Have you a problem Helen Worden Erskine can help
A brief notice directs readers to write to Helen Worden Erskine in care of the newspaper for assistance, asking applicants to enclose a slumped self-addressed envelope for reply.
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Helen Worden Erskine
Dorothy Dix Trademarked Bell McClure Syndicate Feature
A noted syndicated feature is identified as a registered trademark of Dorothy Dix. The Bell McClure syndicate distributes this column to newspapers, highlighting social humor and etiquette observations. The notice confirms the ownership and ongoing use across multiple outlets.
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Dorothy Dix
Bell-McClure Syndicate
Washington news roundup on Cuba, eggs and NEA fund
From Washington two Cuban agents transfer points via Grand Cayman Island are under scrutiny as the State Department presses Britain for action. Salmonella Derby outbreaks affect 777 people across 25 states and DC due to cracked eggs. NEA raises a 2 million distress fund to aid Utah teachers amid a spending dispute and potential layoffs.
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Washington
State Department
Grand Cayman Island
Cuba
Richard J. Phillips
United States
London
British Foreign Office
el Salvador
Public Health Service
District of Columbia
New York City
National Education Association
Utah
George Clyde
Caoould
NEA
Detroit
Zimbalist Alone in Sunset Strip Revival
In Hollywood Efrem Zimbalist Jr faces a changed set as 77 Sunset Strip teeters toward extinction. Warner Brothers head Jack Webb moves fast to save the series, sparing most regulars except Zimbalist and partner Roger Smith while plans to revamp the show unfold amid industry shakeups.
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Hollywood
Efrem Zimbalist Jr
Webb
Zimbalist
Roger Smith
Edd Byrnes
Louis Quinn
Jacquelius Beer
Byron Keith
Dino
Still Another Study for Railroads
President Kennedy’s factfinding committee begins a new study of the four year labor dispute over rail work rules to prepare a report by July 20 for legislative recommendations ahead of a potential nationwide strike. The panel leans toward arbitration with limited mediation, while workers gain a temporary reprieve on manpower changes until July 29.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
Labor
W. Willard Wirtz
Wirtz
Wirts
House
Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
Halleck
Everett M. Dirksen
Ilinois
Senate
Jeader
Senate Labor Committee
Afl-Cio
Gorge Meany
Luther H. Hedges
Stuart Saunders
Norfolk & Western Railway
George Harrison
Joseph Block
Toland Steel Co
Chicago
Limbo’s Zimbalist Proud of Script and Guest Stars
Zimbalist says he now works from a downtown office and credits smarter scripts for better shows. He recalls early efforts as garbage with gunplay and ridiculous plots. Guest stars have included Joseph Cotten and Jo Van Fleet as the series eyes a location shoot away from the Burbank studio.
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Zimbalist
Louie
Louis
Joseph Cotten
Jo van Fleet
Burbank
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