Paula Ruth Brock to Compete in Southwest Arkansas Festival
Paula Ruth Brock of Smackover, Arkansas daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Brock, will participate in the Southwest Arkansas Poultry Festival in Hope on Saturday, July 10. A Smackover High School graduate and Southern State College student, Brock has held multiple beauty titles including Miss Derrick 1963, Miss Union County 1964, and South Arkansas District Poultry Princess Alternate 1965, and was a 1965 Miss Arkansas Pageant contestant.
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Youth Asked For It Help Column On Steadying Teens
A reader letter about the steadying trend among teens prompts Helen Help Us to defend youth concerns. Parents describe discussions at home and the social pressures that drive teens to seek a steady relationship, while noting the stigma of being labeled fickle.
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Dear Helen dances and teen social pressures emerge
Reader letters discuss dating norms from dances of the past to modern teen life. A parent asks how dances work with steadies and peers while a teen describes chasing attention from multiple boys and deciding to quit.
Dear Helen Helps Hope Ark Garden Council Page
HOPE ARK Star column fragment details a family living advice page. It mentions a newly installed Garden Council officers and includes incomplete lines about dating advice and student guidance. The text shows local community personalities such as Mrs Harold Stephens Mrs Bob Turner and Mrs Charles Sharpe.
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Charges Koreans Election Rigged and Political Shifts
In Hannover, Germany, the Christian Democratic party led by Chancellor Kurt Georg Kiesinger increased its Lower Saxony vote share from 37.7 to 41.7 percent while the Social Democrats slipped to 43.1 percent. The National Democrats gained 7 percent, securing 10 seats in the 149-member Landstag. In Seoul, South Korea, opposition Shinmin party cites a 780,000 rise in eligible voters in one month as evidence to charge government meddling in parliamentary elections.
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