Miss Mamie Bell Molt to Open Society Calendar
A busy beachside society schedule unfolds with Miss Mamie Bell Molt making a Sunday appearance at Paisley PTA events. The feature includes a piano recital at Tope High School with Ann Amald Jo Ann ones and Rose Ann Williams among students, while numerous church and school activities are listed for June 4 and 5, including WSCS meetings, piano pupils recitals, and a Dallas wedding details section.
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Mamie Bell Molt
Paisley Pta
Dawn
Pam
Paisley Auditorium
Will Bey
Dane
Clifford Franks Visits Parents En Route to New Manager Post
Clifford Franks visited his parents Mr and Mrs Clifford Franks this week while traveling to Minden Louisiana where he will assume the role of manager at Clark West Auto Co. Franks is moving from his current position to oversee operations at the auto dealership.
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Minden
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Industrialization Spurs Jobs In Northwest Arkansas
A University of Arkansas study of Washington, Madison and Benton counties shows industrial growth from 1955 to 1980 added 2,374 jobs, boosted population and labor supply, and reduced outmigration. The three counties, with 100,000 people and major towns Fayetteville Springdale Rogers Bentonville and Siloam Springs, saw higher per capita income and urbanization as new plants stimulated demand and existing factories. The research by Kornelis J. Walraven challenges the second plant theory, noting labor mobility and broader regional gains.
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Bookmobile Schedule Listed For Next Week
Bookmobile routes released with times and stops including Bluff City Meador Lambert Gro. Cagfel Service Station Pleasant Hill Treas hime Wiltsville School Wils villa community Atkins Waterfon Gres ham Bailey Kelly Rosston Community Winton Parris Marcum Downs Dearinger Turner Battlefield Loop Spring Hill Dr. Rogers
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Consultant Fired by U S Department amid Conflict Probe
Washington AP report says the Office of Emergency Planning fired consultant John D. Morgan Jr. and asked the Justice Department to investigate alleged conflicts of interest linked to defense stockpile dealings. Senate inquiry shows possible losses exceeding a billion dollars and questions over Climax Molybdenum contract terms and potential profits for firms led by George M. Humphrey. Morgan, once ODM aide, was paid by Climax in 1957 and later as a government consultant, now teaches in Daytona Beach and will not testify until after June 45.
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Climax
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Confucius Had Right Idea Said Re Rocders Dear Helen
Dorothy Dix reflects on generational living conflicts and loneliness of elderly parents. A widow living with her married daughter describes isolation despite a comfortable room. Letters discuss respect, independence, and harmony across generations, urging separate activities and self-contained lives for seniors.
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Roem
Graham Talks Retirement Plans at Chicago Crusade
Evangelist Billy Graham in Chicago for a Jerusalem crusade says he looks forward to the day he can be home with his family. He reflects on years of revival, cites the strain on health, and expresses interest in Christian education work and possibly leading a small college. About 2,500 attended the second night at McCormick Place with roughly 300 making commitments to Christ.
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Man must return to God for faith to read the Bible
A religious leader argued that human intellect alone cannot save the world or interpret scripture. He said sin has weakened mankind and no philosopher, regardless of education, can understand the Bible without faith. He cited President Kennedy’s efforts as insufficient to overcome sin.
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Mobile Settled Twice in Early Alabama History
Mobile, Alabama, has a double settlement history. The first site of the city was at TwentySeven Mile Bluff, away from the present location, indicating an early relocation before final establishment.
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Mile Bluffee Bee
Loca
Graham urges keeping moral laws amid new gospel reach
Evangelist Billy Graham urged America to retain its moral laws while expanding frontiers, saying we should not discard truths ancient or new. In Chicago at McCormick Place arena, about 33,500 listened as he defended enduring principles, with 5,000 more at a Metropolitan Opera performance nearby. Crusade officials labeled it the largest opening night crowd of his 43 years of preaching in Chicago.
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Marshall Shot Rumor Sparks Political Tension in 1950s News
The article reports rumors linking Marshall’s murder to political pressure from Estes and Democratic investigations. It details alleged cash gifts, favors by government officers, and a Houston hardware store sale of a .22 rifle the day of the shooting, with Lois Smith and Sybil Marshall cited.
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McMath Urges Healing and Work After Arrival in Jonesboro
McMath says it is time to heal wounds and return to building Arkansas as he tours Jonesboro greeting voters. He reports meeting 1,500 residents and reiterates support for the right to work, a four year one term governor, and a Hatch Act like measure for state employees. He argues highway workers would keep jobs without land solicitation under such an act.
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McMath
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Highway Department
Graham urges revival as answer to social ills at Chicago crusade
Billy Graham warned of rising prejudice war and crime in America and urged biblical moral revival. He called racial equality a government goal aided by faith, lamented reliance on secular gods like sex and television, and urged a personal encounter with Christ. Crusade officials reported about 450 people making decisions for Christ after his sermon.
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