Community and church society meetings fill the week
A crowded schedule lists West leyeur Servics Cult No 1 and Wesley Service Guild No 2 meeting Monday at 7 20 p m in the First National Bank Community Room. The Midells Sunday School Class hosts a potluck at Fair Park Monday at 6 40 p m with rain plan in Mary and Martha Classroom. Ann Wollerman Circle meets at Mrs Miles Laha home Monday at 7 80 p m. The Woman's Society of Christian Service and other church circles plan events Tuesday through Thursday including nursery open hours, builders Bible class, and joint Presbyterian Chapel gathering. Special guests from Lili Reel expected at Hope Country Club potluck dinner and game night Tuesday. A strong turnout is urged.
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West Leyeur Servics Cult No. 1
Wesley = Service Guild No
First National Bank
Midells
Methagis Chairelt
Fair Park
Mary
Ann Wollerman
First Baptist Church
Miles Laha
Vwope Shring
Sof Pothick
Hope Country
Lili Reel
Polentata
Leon
Dunham
Noble
Perry
Steward
Bill Wattens
Nis
Elise Bug
Soviet Bloc Sees Common Market Threat, Scrutinizes Plans
The Soviet bloc nations Bulgaria Nemania Czechoslovakia and Hungary grow more dependent on the Soviet Union while Albania declines invitation and spurns conference decisions. Leaders appear to push agricultural expansion as output lags across Eastern Europe and in the USSR, amid cautions about the Common Market as a monopolist conspiracy by Premier Khrushchev.
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Bulgaria
Nemania
Czechoslovakia
Hungary
Soviet Union
Albania
Red
Soviet Bloc
Shrushchev
Bookmobile Schedule Entry List for June
The schedule lists multiple bookmobile stops with times and locations including homes schools churches and stores. Stops include Staller Breed Ark La Village Phorrig Home Rimmel Community Guernsey School Latshaw Home Natural Gas Station Bar Ranger Mandeville Pity Home Youngbhload Cafe Allen's Tome Carillon Tome Murrah Home Taangston Tome Nawarend Church Lameburg School Cole School and Glass Grocery with varied timings across June 1 and June 18.
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Tung
Staller Breed
Greenome
Meloy
Emmet
Ark-La Village
Rimmel
Phorrig
Trocky Mound
Whitney Gocety
Guernsey
McNob
Latshaw
Mandeville Pity
Youngbhload
Allen's
Butler's Grocery
Murrah
Nawarend Church
Lameburg School
Monny Grocery
Uli Edwards Jlome
Thurmond Spars With Stennis Over Testimony In Senate
Thurmond snapped at Stennis during a tense exchange about testimony on Red-inspired efforts to discredit military anti Communist remittals. Sylvester admitted he had not read parts of the testimony and faced Thurmond’s charge of limited interest in public affairs linked to propaganda against national defense.
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Thurmond
Stennis
Sylvester
Five Million Dollar Lien in Forty Bank Accounts
Court records show a $5 million lien across 40 bank accounts from 1961 to 1926 and $400,000 revived last March. Wheeler of Commercial Salients Corp. oversees a receiver who found the accounts held only $12,359. At the peak, Estes paid finance companies $527,000 monthly, suggesting missing funds well over $5 million amid Plains View audits of Estes grain storage operations.
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Ile
Givan Maynard
Wheeler
Commercial Salients Corp
Marty T. Moore Jr
Estes
Plainview
Tex
Deanna Chu Is Luckiest Refugee
Deanna Chu, 23, emerged as the luckiest refugee from Hong Kong under a U S emergency program. Her American TV connections helped relocate her to the United States, making her the first Chinese to reach New York in the initial group of emigrants. Her older sister writes for NBC's Today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cynthia Lowry
New York
Hong Kong
Deanna Chu
United States
Deanna
NBC
Doreen
Chu
Doren
William Vanden Heuvel
International Refugee Committee
Orient
Dorgen
Dea
Khrushchev Attacks Western Europe at Economic Meet
Khrushchev denounced Western Europe's Common Market during an economic gathering and a reception for an Italian trade delegation. He warned against fear of the bloc, calling it a bogeyman that will disappear like smoke while proposing an international trade conference to curb its perceived aggressive designs.
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Khrushchev
Europe
Dismembered Body Case Shocks Queens Residents
A dismembered body of a 19 year old girl was found in a sewer near a physician’s Jamaica Estates office in New York. Dr Harvey Liebhringer 41 fled as investigators link the murder to an abortion. His receptionist girlfriend Theresa Carillo 25 also is missing. Canada and Mexico search networks and possible Cuban links complicate the case. The victim was Bar bara Soframento a sophomore at the College of New Rochelle.
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New York
Canada
Mexico
Wa Serch
Queens
Cuba
Bar‘hara Soframento
John Furey
Harvey Liebhringer
Theresa Carillo
Fort Lothringer
Lothringer
Montreal
Mexico City
Carita
National Airlines
Havana
U.S
Castro
State Department
College of New Rochelle
N.Y
Pelham
Dominick Soframento
Barbara
Dorothy Dix letters debate beatniks and Bohemians
Readers in San Jose exchange views on beatniks and Bohemians. Helen Worden Erskine replies to Dor othy Dix, defending nuanced understandings of artistic life and youthful experimentation. Debates on lipstick, dating, decorum, and parental limits reflect broader social tensions.
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Helen Worden Erskine
Dorothy Dix
Bell Syndicate
Silent Barroom Echoes and Last Night’s Quiet Farewell
A wrung tale follows Rick as he navigates guilt and recovery after Carla DiMucci’s arrival stirs old losses. Amid hospital stays, parlor visits, and a barfront reunion, Rick and Carla confront past indiscretions and seek a fragile peace. The scene closes with a quiet walk home and a final reunion.
Criteria of a Good Newspaper Code Proposed by Editors
Richmond Virginia AP report notes a proposed code for newspapers titled Criteria of a Good Newspaper. The code aims to guide integrity accuracy responsibility and leadership in public press work. It reflects input from editors across AP NewsManaging Editors Association and journalism schools.
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Richmond, Va
Associated Press ‘Managing Editors Association
John H. Colburn
Richmond Times-Dispatch
J. Edward Murray
Arizona Republic of Phoenix
Managing Editors' Association
Colburn
Gannett Newspapers
James S. Pope
Louisville Courier-Journal and Times
J. Montgomery Curtis
American Pres Prise’g Institutes Colburn
Jazz Sees Catching On in Russia and Moscow Jazz Scene
In Moscow and Leningrad jazz clubs grow as Soviet musicians move beyond imitation toward a distinct style. Young composers like Vadim Saka craft works inviting improvisation, while Benny Goodman notes jazz is a global music. A new generation seeks a uniquely Russian jazz identity.
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Leonard Frather
Asociated
Moscow
New Orleans
Leningrad
Kiev
Tartu
Estonia
Leningrad University
Nelw
Vadim’ Saka
Dizzy Gillespie
Miles Davis
Benny Goodman
The
Composers Union
America
Leonid Pereversey
Musicand
FAA Urges Fast Build of 14 New Arkansas Airports
The FAA recommends 14 new airports for Arkansas and upgrades to 2 613 existing airfields under a five year National Airport Plan costing 1.135 billion dollars. DeWitt Heber Springs and Lewisville would be replaced. Augusta Booneville De Queen Dumas Fordyce Lake Village Marked Tree McGehee Morriston Mount Ida Paris Prescott Warren West Memphis Wynne added. Several already listed airports including Camden El Dorado Fayetteville Fort Smith Harrison Hot Springs Jonesboro Little Rock Magnolia Pine Bluff Texarkana would receive improvements.
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Washington
Federal Aviation Agency
Arkansas
FAA
Aransas
N. E
Halaby
Congress
Thad
DeWitt
Heber Springs
Lewisville
Augusta
Booneville
de Queen
Dumas
Fordyce
Lake Village
Malvern
Marked’ Tree
McGehee Morriston
Mount Ida
Paris
Prescott
Warren
West Memphis
Wynne
Camden
el Dorado
Fayetteville
Fort Smith
Harrison
Hot Springs
Jonesboro
Little Rock
Magnolia
Pine Blutt
Texarkana
Baptists Troubled Over a Book
In San Francisco AP report, Southern Baptists reject outright ban on a book but demand caution in publishing and teaching. The convention rejected expanding their territory abroad amid doctrinal clashes over The Message of Genesis by Ralph Elliott.
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George W. Cornell
Associated Press
San Francisco
Southern Baptists
Ralph Elliott
Midwestern Seminary
Kansas City
Broadman Press
Southern Baptist Sunday School Board
Ben D. Windham
Portland
Ore
Elliott
Hope Star Classified Rates and Credits Notice
Classified rate card lists mail subscription options and pricing for one six months and yearly terms. Advertising representatives are named across states including Arkansas Texas Michigan Illinois and Oklahoma with mailing addresses and offices in Memphis Dallas Chicago New York and Detroit. The notice notes Associated Press affiliation and rights to reuse local news and AP dispatches.
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Wat
Arkansas Allies, Inc
Stora Ick
Memphis
Tenn
Texas Bank
Dallas
Texas
Michigan
Ave
Chicago
Why
New York
Penobscot
Oklahoma
City
Okla
Associated Press
Mother admits killing baby in Hot Springs Arkansas
In Hot Springs Arkansas AP reports Prosecutor David Whittington says the infant’s body will be exhumed for autopsy and he will seek a 90 day sanity exam for Geneva Arlene Smith 22 who confessed to smothering her month old son Dennis by pressing his head into her lap last Saturday She was arraigned Thursday waived preliminary hearing and bound over to the grand jury The child was buried Monday after authorities believed death natural Mrs Smith reportedly confessed Wednesday night during church services at Victory Tabernacle Her husband Billy Joe Smith worked at a wholesale grocery firm and the couple has a 22 year old daughter
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Hot “Springs
Ark
David Whittington
Whittington
State Hospital
Little Rock
Geneva Arlene Smith
Dennis
Arkansas Horse Wins in Texas Harness Show Sting
Tashi Ling a chestnut mare owned by Horace Cabe of Gordon Ark won the junior stake for four year old and under harness horses at the Pin Oak Horse Show in Houston Texas Thursday night.
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Houston, Tex
Horace Cabe
Gordon, Ark
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