Calendar of Events for Hempstead County July 14
Hempstead County Democratic Women's Club meets at the courthouse July 14 at 8 p.m. Deboah Class of First Baptist meets at Olive Jackson's home July 14 at 7 30 p.m. Immanuel Baptist Church hosts vacation Bible school July 20–24 8–11 a.m. Baker Young Williams Club notes luncheon July ? to 11 a.m. program by Mrs Jewell Burns. next meeting September 9 at 2 p.m. Families attend Camp Albert Pike and Florida trips.
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Hempstead County
Democratic Women's Club
Deborah
First Baptist Church
Olive Jackson
Immanuel Baptist Church
Baker Young-Williams Club
Douglas
Jim Hart
Hart
Peterson
Ruth Sutton
Lake
Jewell Burns
Ollie Martin
Stella Yates
Women's Rights Chiefs Plan Strike
Betty Friedan leads calls for a nationwide August 26 strike to press for free 24 hour child care free abortions on demand and full equality in education and employment. The action mirrors ancient Greece and targets nonviolent protest with marches sit-ins and boycotts across New York Chicago Milwaukee and Buffalo. Also reports an engagement and upcoming August wedding in Hope Arkansas.
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National Organization For Women
Mrs. Friedan
Greece
Fifth Avenue
New York
Manhattan
Chicago
Civic Center
Milwaukee
Buffalo
N.Y
Syracuse
Dr. Spock
Karen de Crow
NOW
World Youth Assembly split over Vietnam China reps
Dispute erupts in United Nations World Youth Assembly over presence of South Vietnam and Nationalist China delegates, with charges of Communist domination in the peace commission. Dennis Prager and others walk out, alleging undemocratic procedures and packing by Eastern European supporters. Campaign to muzzle US delegates cited amid broader Indochina policy criticism.
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United Nations
World Youth Assembly
South Vietnam
China
Assembly
Peace Commission
Bedlam
Commission On World Peace
Najia Fawaz
General Union of Palestine Students
Full Assembly
South Korea
Dennis Prager
B'nai B'rith Hillel Foundation
Commission
Europe
Prager
Dennis Michael Warren
Stockton
Calif
Soviet Union
Warren
U.S
Indochina
Vu Gotrey Pen
Czechoslovakia
Riley Campaign Opens in Little Rock Headquarters
Dr. Bob Riley kicked off his bid for the Democratic nomination for lieutenant governor in Little Rock announcing a "smile and a shoe shine" campaign. He noted the headquarters location near the state Capitol as strategic for his effort.
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Little Rock
Bob Riley
Riley
State Capitol
Knight blends acting and ministry in The Immortal role
Hollywood AP The Immortal star and minister Knight explains his screen concept. He portrays Fletcher, an antagonist who seeks to cage the Immortal and monetize blood, while linking immortality to universal dreams and moral punishment. Knight discusses faith, acting, and the show’s philosophy alongside a Vietnam Vietnam War CBS News special.
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Jerry
Hollywood
Knight
North Hollywood
Fletcher
Ben Richards
England
Canada
New York
Maryland
California
Exemption Revocation Won't Hurt Arkansas Private Schools
IRS orders removing tax exemptions for segregated private schools may barely affect operations in Arkansas. Leaders at Nathan Bedford Forrest Academy, Tabernacle Baptist Academy, and Delta Academy insist they will continue despite potential tax changes, relying on tuition and nonacademic funding to support students who pass accrediting requirements.
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Associated Press
Internal Revenue Service
Arkansas
J. Neal Laney
Nathan Bedford Forrest Academy
Forrest City
Laney
Travis Chase
Tabernacle Baptist Academy
West Memphis
J. W. King
The
Delta Academy
Blytheville
New Life Advice for Teens in Turbulent Times
A reader laments social drift and boredom, seeking direction toward independence, work, or relocation. The issue explores avoiding the old crowd, finding purpose, and suggests volunteering via the local Volunteer Bureau to curb boredom and foster growth.
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Helen
J.T
Parrk
H. Ps
Helen Help Us Youth Questions and Wounded Veterans plea
A reader asks readers to help wounded veterans in U S hospitals amid nurse shortages and urges volunteering and letters to Congress. The column reflects teen concerns about popularity and sexual behavior, starting from a teen narrator who began playing around at 16 and contemplates consequences as she nears 21.
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Helen
U.S
On the Road in Arkansas July Events List
July events across Arkansas include Miss Arkansas Pageant in Hot Springs at the Convention Auditorium on the 15th to 18th, Berryville and other towns hosting rodeos, golf tourneys in Blytheville, and multiple pageants and workshops. Highlights include Wild Hlanding Park dedication in Guion, Sacred Heart workshop in Hot Springs, and various rodeos in Marmaduke Marked Tree Paragould and Camden with tentatives and local venues.
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Hot Springs
Berryville
King Cotton
Blytheville
Ybma Fairgrounds
Conway
Ouachita Valley
Country Club
Camden
Wild Haw Landing Park
Guion
Sacred Heart
Marjorie Lawrence
First United Methodist Church
Marked Tree
Marmaduke
Birnie
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Dana
Steve
Brice
Karen
Wayne Griffeth
Scot
Aeree Jr
Faries James
Camp Albert Pike
Florida
Susan Gray
Perry Bradley
Mrs
Otis Gray
Judy
Women’s Rights Chiefs
Arlest Trout
Hope
Cynthia Ann
Bruce Douglas Palmer
Howard Palmer
Idabel
Oklahoma
Miss Trout
Southern State College
Magnolia
Palmer
Southern State
ARK
Dixie Drive-In Theatre
Natalie
Robert Walker
Celeste Yarnall
Charlton Heston
UCAT
Catlan
Laenger Theatre
Allen Funt
WHAT
Charlie Company
CBS News
Qa Pin
Vietnam
Cambodia
John
Laurence
APS Lineuint Center Dispenser
Ao Serge
Alive Fuiry
Bully Hall
San
Pler
Weil
Studie Wall
Gen Cerform
Oper
Schubert
Oh Century
Marianne Schenck
St. Louis
Miss Schenck
Helen Bettel
First National Bank
First National
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