Asia Front Grows as Cold War Shifts from Europe
Foreign observer DeWitt Mackenzie notes the Berlin blockade keeps Europe tense while Asia emerges as a major new front. He argues anti colonialism and nationalism fuel unrest, with communism leveraging religious and cultural divides to expand influence across Asia, Korea, and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wames
D. White
Dewitt. Mackkenzie
Dargely
Church
Europe
East Asia
Asia
MAICO HEARING AID Promotion and Doctor Endorsement
The ad urges readers to consult their doctor to determine hearing loss and notes MAICO HEARING AID is accepted by the American Medical Association. It claims many doctors use MAIDS equipment and that a single office visit reveals improvements offered by the MAIDS HEARING AID.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Medical Ass’n
Chicago Professor to Survey Arkansas Education Setup
University of Chicago education professor Dr Norman Burns begins a year long study for Arkansas higher education survey commission. He will report findings by October 1 1980 as the commission pursues a $40 000 program to coordinate instruction and facilities at the University of Arkansas and state supported colleges. Governor McMath welcomes the appointment and commission chairman Harry Colay forecasts a worthwhile return on the investment.
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Norman Burns
University of Chicago
Arkansas
Arkansas Higher Education Survey
Peneral
University of Arkansas
Cullens
Burns
University F of Chicago
Arkansas Post
Harry Colay
Magnolia
Gor. McMath
Negro Who Killed Priest Ends Own Life
New Orleans July 1. Frank Bates a 42 year old African American who confessed to killing a Catholic priest and robbing him of $14 awaited trial for the murder of Rev John F Neffert. Bates was found dead in his cell after authorities reported no definitive injuries. An autopsy was ordered as conflicting notes described possible heart attack dehydration or other injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Frank Bates
Trilal
Bates
Pather
John F. Neffert
Philip Montelepre
Ixtant Ptatish
Montelepre
Andy
Momolepre
Mayra
Poling
Village Church and Community Events Highlight Week
Local church meetings fill the week with a Christian council gathering at the parsonage on Tuesday evening and midweek study led by Mrs Wagner at First Christian Church. The week includes a Kiwanis program with Arkansas Tax Commission members as guests, youth activities, and numerous social visits and tributes across town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ness Woman's Council Christian Cuach
Frescolt Kiwanis
Judep Milweo
Mr. Wright
Alterney Paulten
Arkansas Tax Commission
Dimmmie Nicholas
Maivee Brown
Little Bank
First Christian Church
Mes. CE
Wagner
Salesman to Go on Trial July 27 for Rape
A 26 year old traveling salesman, Ollie Ray Dashier of Texarkana, faces trial on rape charges after surrendering to officers. He reportedly hid in south Arkansas woods for six days before emerging. A 16 year old girl said he picked her up in Fordyce and drove her into Calhoun County where the assault occurred. Kentucky Oklahoma ranks 22nd in population in 1940 census.
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Hampton
Pias
Ollie Ray Dashier
Texarkana
South Arkansas
Fordyce
Ark
Calhoun County
Bang's Disease Calf Vaccination Meet Planned in Hempstead
Oliver G. Adame announces a meeting on Thursday July 21 at Hempstead county court room at 9 a.m. to explain a calf hood vaccination program for Bangs disease. Dr H R Shay will present for the Bureau of Animal Industry with Dr Campbell overseeing the program. Participation is voluntary and calves aged 4 to months will be vaccinated on a community schedule to prevent calf crop loss and boost production. This Buckeye State initiative aims to aid cattlemen and dairymen practicing good herd management and sanitation.
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Bang
Weld. A
Hempstead County Court Room
Oliver G. Adame
H.R. Shay
Bureau of Animal Industry
J. S. Campbell
Farm Bureau
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America
Aico Mfg, CO
Min- Neaspolis
Maico Hearing Aid Co
Texarkana Ark—Tex
Nat'l Bank
Prometin Costa
Luce Gumennice
Crescent Drug Store
Chicago
Peonsymaoda de Une Retintity Lables
Kelvinator
Crisner
Eure and Wit
T & Ewiwacnban Ns
Hamm Tire & Appliance CO
Vena
Littlea Rock Bugraring Co
Beverly Mai Jones
Warren
Eastern Arkansas Young Business Men’s Association
Burlara Brothers
eSews
First Baptist
Tae Resis
Ta. T. McRaedy
Fatfos Wien
Jotun I. Aleo Tidiris
Silute Wayue
Curie Bield
al & Po
Boswells
Farcyiong Va
Coed Gremt
Atkinson
Phi le Woody
Will Balt
Clif Vane
Misa Cyril
Ty Pitts
Ussintett
Robert Habeye
Vay Crrefaah
Tee Cotrese
Nancy Cummings
My. Gow
Ann Franks
Pia
Migs
Mary Lou Thomas
Hurley Cox
Dein Gaith Awnel
Pat Pore
In C. Honeycutt Navhoville
Mrg
Charlie
Smuckover
Mrs. Gherlie Thanas
Elecha Wells
Hot Springs
Dallas
Teses
Chamber of Commerce
Southwest Mmsulate
Mer
Chie
Gus Woodal
Memphis
Tenn
Ster
Janie
John AL Davis
George F. Cresy
Little Hook
Poinydane
Cueih Grantia
Little Reel
Yindi
Saray Monee O
Tiatas
Pex
Wogan
Certucle Clarke
Tron
Faysingville
Upiv of
Waray Carrington
Oklahoma
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Mitchie
Faye Belel
Sealy
Meet Flere
Ohiy
Sohn P. Gox Drug Co
Ankets Border
Penney
Blanhens
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