Weslayan Church Guild and Circle Meet July 17
Weslayan Service Guild No 2 of First Methodist Church will meet Monday July 17 at 7 30 p m at the home of Mrs Seten Anderson 2068 Grady Circle 5 of the WSCS will meet Monday July 17 at 7 30 p m at the home of Mrs Grover Thompson with Mrs H E Patterson co testess Mrs George Newbern was high scorer and Mrs Lyle Brown second high at the Tuesday Bridge Club meeting at Mr Brown's home There were no cluties of members at the afternoon gathering.
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Weslayan Service Guild No. 2
First Methodist Church
Seten Anderson
Grady
WSCS
Grover Thompson
H. E. Patterson
George Newbern
Lyle Brown
Bridge Club
Mr. Brown
Saigon Experts to Present War Aid Plan in U.S.
A U.S. expert delegation led by Dr. Fiawene Stale from the Stanford Research Institute traveled to Washington to brief President Kemmeds on a crash airpower and economic package for South Vietnam. The plan, prepared with Vietnamese colleagues, aims to bolster Saigon’s fight against Communist rebels and may require a larger American aid outlay.
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Sagion
South Viet Nam
Washington
Kemmeds
Sonar High
Toan
Fiawene Stale
Stanford Research Institute
SU Secre
Blytheville Pastor Resigns for Texas Post
Blytheville Ark August report says Dr. C F Pitts pastor of First Baptist Church resigns to take the pastorate of Tarrytown Baptist Church in Austin Texas Aug 15 He is a trustee of Southern Baptist Callese at Walnut Ridge and a member of the executive board of the Arkansas Baptist State Association.
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Blytheville
Ark
C.F. Pitts
First Baptist Church
Tarrytown Baptist Church
Austin
Tex
Souther Baptist Callese
Walnut Ridge
Arkansas Baptist State Association
Bastille Day Parades Highlight Algerian Rift in France
Paris crowds cheered President Charles de Gaulle as he rode past the Champs Elysees in a Bastille Day display while Algeria drew mixed reactions with few spectators applauding the army units. In Algiers and Oran many shouted for independence and opposed de Gaulle's negotiations, signaling a deep national split over Algeria's future.
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Paris
Algeria
Charles de Gaulle
Camps- Elysees
France
Algiers
Oran
Lnval
de Caulle
Bursed
Prenele
Parahoop
Foreign Legion
de Gaulle
Faubus Says Protests Won’t Stop Speech at Chicago BPW Meet
Arkansas Governor Faubus says national protests against his address to the Business and Professional Women’s convention in Chicago will not deter him from speaking on July 23 opening day. BPW national president Fannie Hardy of Little Rock defended the invitation, noting it is customary for a governor to be invited.
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Val EF
Faubus
Rew
Business and Professional Women’s
Chicago
Association
Fannie Hardy
Little Rock
Miss Hardy
I State
BPW
Miss Haroid
Freeway Bridge Opens For Local Traffic In Little Rock
The six lane Freeway Bridge will open to local traffic Saturday as part of a 37.6 million freeway project with completion targeted for late 1963 or early 1964. The first contract dates to October 24, 1957, and total bridge costs reach 4.335 million. with approaches, opening totals 7.34 million. Little Rock marks its first river bridge opening since 1924 Main Street Bridge.
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Little Rock
Chrysler Offers Wage Cut Plan Amid Strike Talks
Chrysler proposes wage cuts for future hires at six defense plants to keep pay scales competitive and to reduce starting salaries for engineers. UAWopposes, saying the move undermines decades of wage equality. GM pension demands and optional retirement at 60 are also on the table as bargaining continues toward a possible strike if unresolved by month’s end.
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Detroit
APIA
Chrysler Corp
United Atdy Workers Union
Chrysler
Oallice
Norman Matthews
UAW
Warren and
Sperling Township
Mich
Newark
Del
Scranton
Huntsville
Ala
Coca Beach
General Motors
Ford
Bookmobile Schedule Amid Haste and Hauls
A fragmented timetable lists multiple homes, schools, and shops across a community route with times ranging from early morning to late afternoon. The schedule mentions Emmet School, Guernsey School, Clayton’s home, Dr Rogers, Townsend’s Grocery, and other residences as pickup points, reflecting a busy, locally organized bookmobile service.
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Hinton
Pharris
Marcum
Dawn
Dearinger
Turner
Brown
Womble
Huckabee
Harvel
Allison
Gratini
Archer
Slatekler
Williams
Townsend's
Rosenbaum
Whitney
Guernsey
Clayton
Janus
Self
Daugherty
Risley
Army to Draft 8,000 Men Next Month
The Army plans to draft 8,000 men next month to reach an authorized strength of 870,000. The draft call, announced Wednesday by the Defense Department, matches the 8,000 level last December as the highest since then. Army manpower at the start of June stood around 256,000.
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Washington Tap
BIM
Res Fonse Department
Youth Drowns in Hazen Irrigation Ditch
Hazen Arkansas AP Deputy Coroner Harry Westbrook said 14 year old Billy Wayne Auersportz of near Hazen drowned in an irrigation ditch when he stepped into deep water. Auerser z drowned Tuesday and his body was recovered Wednesday.
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Hazen
Ark
Harry Westbrook
Billy Wayne Auersportz
Here
Auers‘Berg
Jealousy and name disputes steer troubled marriages
Dorothy Dix answers readers on jealousy, spousal trust, and marital strain. A worried wife learns jealousy signals insecurity and suggests open dialogue to rekindle affection. A second reader asks about legally using a married name, with legal guidance favoring the marriage name Marjorie while noting Agnes as alias. A heartbroken mother seeks guidance on blended families and divorce risks.
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Helen
Tve
Oil Allowable Set At 83 500 Barrels Daily
El Dorado Arkansas AP The state Oil and Gas Commission set the next quarterly production allowable at 83 500 barrels daily, maintaining the current rate after Wednesday's meeting.
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EL Dorado, Ark
State Oil and Gas Commission
PSC Approves Telephone Sale and Upgrades in Arkansas
The Arkansas Public Service Commission on Wednesday approved United Telephone Co of Alma selling to Ozark United Telephone Co in exchange for 15,000 shares of Ozark United’s stock. The system covers Alma Ozark Altus and nearby rural areas in Franklin and Crawford counties. The PSC also allowed Wickes Telephone Co to borrow up to 244000 from REA for system improvements and additions and granted Southwestern Bell permission to install an 86700 unlatched desk exchange at Tupelo while expanding service to adjacent rural areas in Jackson and Woodruff counties and Swan Lake areas in eastern Jefferson County via the Pine Bluff exchange.
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PSC
Ars
Kansas Public Services Commission
United Telephone Co
Alma
Ozark United Telephone Co
United
Ozark United
Ozark
Altus
Franklin
Crainford
Wickes Telephone Co. of
Wickes
Woman dies in highway crash near Springdale Ark
Mrs Bernice Wods 24 of Springdale was killed when the car driven by her husband went out of control while passing another car on U S Highway 68 two miles west of town Hayden Woods 26 was hospitalized here in good condition AP report from Springdale Arkansas on a Wednesday crash near town
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Springdale
Ark
Bernice Wods
U.S. Highway 68
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