Dairy Princess Visits Kiwanians in National Dairy Month
A. P. Cox of Texarkana spoke to the Hope Kiwanis Club in observance of National Dairy Month. Cox, a former president of the Third District Livestock Show and current National Dairy Association representative, introduced Diane Hall the Arkansas Dairy Princess. Hall toured Arkansas promoting dairy products and the industry. Miss Wilma Blevins, former Arkansas and American Dairy Princess, addressed the group along with new members James Gunter and Tom Purvis.
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A. P. Cox
Texarkana
Southwest Arkansas
Lvestock
Arkansas
Wilma Blevins
Harrison and
Little Rock
Miss Blevins
Chicago
James Gunter
Tom Purvis
Hoffa Moves to Slap Down Any Opposition
Union leader James R. Hoffa moves to block Harold Gibbons from seeking the executive vice presidency at the Teamsters convention in Miami Beach. Hoffa predicts Gibbons will not run and dismisses the challenge as unlikely. Delegates may reelect Hoffa to a five year term. the executive vice presidency could lead to the presidency if Hoffa is imprisoned.
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Neil Gilbride Washngton
Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
Harold Gibbons
Hoffa
Gibbons
Miami Beach
Supreme Court
Detroit
Frank Fitzsimmons
Priso
Pilkinton Opens Campaign HQ in Little Rock Pledges Working Lieutenant Governor Role
James H. Pilkinton former chancellor of the 6th Judicial District opened his state campaign headquarters at 123 W. Markham Little Rock pledging he will be a working lieutenant governor not a playboy. He criticizes Republican nominee Maurice Footsie Britt as inexperienced and says the lieutenant governor is a heartbeat from the governorship. He promotes research use of the office and vows not to usurp gubernatorial authority while stressing experience and readiness to preside over the Senate. Pilkinton cites plans to address hospital health and insurance law revisions and attacks on Medicare-era abuses. He lists an endorsement letter from Hempstead County officials and details his long public service and community roles.
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6Th Judicial District
Markham Little Rock
Pilkinton
Winthrop Rockefeller
Maurice
Britt
Senate
Jimmie Griffin
J.D
Dick) Turnage
Jim Cole
Harry Hawthorne
Carter Sutton
Hempstead County
Hopa
Henderson State Teachers College
Arkansas Law School
Little Rock
Hempstead County Industrial Development Corp
Hope School Board
Hope Kiwanis Club
Presbyterian Synod of Arkansas
First Presbyterian Church of Hope
Washington
Arkansas
Pioneer Washington Restoration Foundation
Democratic Party
Arkansas Democrats
Johnson
Southwest Arkansas
Hempstead
9Th
Bth
Hope
Marguerite Crumpler
Smackover
Tena Louise
University of Arkansas
Prduate
Hope High School
Worried Over What World Will Think
James Meredi th was ambushed while marching from Memphis to Jackson Mississippi. The shooting provokes national debate over civil rights and justice, and raises concerns about safety for Negroes traveling in Mississippi. The piece notes President Johnson's call for new civil rights legislation and warns of potential retaliation by racial fanatics.
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Mississippi
Meredith
Johnson
Congress
Medicare May Become a Liability
Washington AP report warns Medicare could be a 1966 political liability if rollout July 1 falters. Officials fear hospital jamming, service shortfalls, and uneven civil rights compliance, with 19 million elderly reliant on benefits. White House convenes 200 physicians and hospital admins to smooth start and curb abuses.
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Sterling F. Green
Washington
Johnson
White House
Theovernment
Reason She Picked Hawaii
Mrs. John F. Kennedy explains to the Honolulu Star Bulletin why she chose Hawaii for her vacation. She recalls college friends from Hawaii and expresses nostalgia for the waters winds names flowers and the peace that drew her to the place she loves.
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Hawaii
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Honolulu Star Bulletin
Czechs Align With Soviet Economic Plan
Prague reports the ruling Communist party endorses broad inclusion of Czechoslovakia in the Soviet led plan with nation specific tasks under Comecon guidelines. In Romania, a shift toward independent industrialization and closer Western trade is noted. Blytheville school board terms cannot be changed without voter approval with staggered elections planned for 1966 and 1989. A scherzo movement in music is described as humorous and capricious.
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Czechoslovakia
Romania
Communist Party
Council For Mutual Economic Assistance
Little Rock
Blytheville School Board
Attorney General's Office
Supt
J. K. Williams
Weather Report from Central Arkansas North to Northeast
The weather summary covers a 24 hour period ending 7 am Wednesday with highs around 89 and lows near 67. Partly cloudy and warm and humid across regions with chances of widely scattered thunderstorms mainly in the afternoon and evening, diminishing Thursday. notes regional variations in North West and Northeast Arkansas with similar patterns and temperatures in the 80s and low 70s.
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Associated Press
Arkansas
Northwest
State convention of Arkansas colored women held in Magnolia
The Arkansas Association of Colored Women and Girls Federated Clubs Inc. held its 61st Annual State Convention in Magnolia on June 5 6 and 7 at Columbia County High School. More than three hundred women and girls attended. Southwest Region hosting includes Camden E Dorado Hope Pine Bluff Magnolia. Mrs Estell Spearman of Hope is president of Southwest Region.
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A. A.C
Help for a quiet wife in a lively marriage
A reader asks how to show affection in a second marriage where the wife is undemonstrative. Helen advises abandoning repressed upbringing and being more open, even if initially insincere, for the sake of the husband and children, noting the value of affectionate behavior. A nine year old also shares troubles with a stern father and the need to concede on small facts, while another reader suggests gently nudging a snoring husband for sleep.
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Helen
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