Community Meeting and Social Calendar for June
Friday arrival of Baker Risenville group for HD Club postponed until visit to grandparents. Chile Family Social set for June 12 at Fair Park Hootie at 7 pm. First Methodist Church Union meeting June 2 at 2:00. Ann Wolleyman Circle meets June 13 at 7:90 in Mrs Clyde Os born home. Wright family notices of June 12 to June 14 events included.
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Mulpdy
Steve Kyler
Baker Rissenville
Kyler
Paul Trott
Chile
Fair Park Hootie
Sof
First Methodist Chiweh
Ann Wolleyman
First Baptist
Clyde Os
Wesleyan Service Guild No. 1
First Methodist Church
E. P. O'Neal
First Baptist Church
Hope Division
First National Bank
Ray Loomis
Arkansas
Jhune
Badleaw
Badeaw
Falcon
Brockmen Hill
Down’s _ Home
Texas Eastern
Patmos
Panjkoy
Willisvile School
Lgas
Willisville
Atkins
Waterloo
Gresham
Bailey
Kelley
Rosston
Marguerite
Hinton
Pharris
Marcum
Down
Dearinger
Turner
Brown
Womble
Huckabee
Harvel
Allison
Gratiat
Spring Hill
Dow
Hackler
Maxwell Visit Signals Family Ties in Pensacola
Miss Carolyn Maxwell departed Thursday for a visit with Mr and Mrs Maxwell in Pensacola. The brief note records travel for familial gathering and suggests ongoing connections within the Maxwell household.
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Carolyn
Maxwell
Mre
Dames Maxwell
Inj
Pensacola
Pla
Visiting relatives sprawl across Lincoln Park and beyond
Coming and going includes Calving Hughen party visiting J W Ray family and planning to meet Hughen parents in Malvern. Texarkana Harris family and Terre Haute Larsen visit Browning in town. Linda Daniels returns to Fort Worth for summer study at TCU after time with Daniels parents. G B Hughes hosts Ruth McWhorter Paris and Veresa from Pittsburgh and Judy Smith of Pine Bluff. Mark Lester from Little Rock stays with grandparents.
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Calvin Hughen
Linda Joy
Beth Ann
Lincoln Park
Mich
J. W. Ray
William Hughen
Malvern
G. B. Hughes
Ruth McWhorter
Ernest Paris
Veresa
Pittsburgh, Tex
Judy Smith
Pine Bluff
Suzanne Lee
James Hulan
Fred Ball
Marvison MecLelland
Redlands
Miss Lee
Air Jack Peachey
Shepherd Afb
Wichita
Texas
Albert L
Ray Gant Cagle
Martha Bolls
Doug Burley
Beaumont
Bookmobile Schedule for June with multiple stops and times
The schedule lists numerous bookmobile stops across towns and communities with times spanning morning to afternoon. Entries include schools, homes, stores, community sites, and shops, though many spellings are inconsistent or garbled.
Faubus Opponent Presses Use of Cash Surplus
Arkansas opponent of Gov. Faubus bond plan argues a $15 million state cash surplus could have funded urgent State Hospital needs without touching the revenue reserve. Shepherd, head of the opposition group, contends the surplus was available last February and could have spurred immediate work, while criticizing the omnibus construction act as unnecessary. Rozzell notes Faubus did not highlight the surplus and suggests it was used as leverage to gain bond support.
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Little Rock
Orval E. Faubus
State Hospital
J. K. Shepnerd
Faubus
Shepherd
State Supreme Court
Little Rock Insurance
Arkansas Committee For the Public Schools
Forrest Rozzell
The
Arkansas Education Association
Rozzell
Hot Springs Board Opposes Faubus Bond Plan
Hot Springs School Board listened to Gov. Orval Faubus pitch a $60 million construction bond then passed a resolution opposing it. The board warned passage at the June 27 election could jeopardize district funds and force a tax increase to cover losses.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Orvald
Faubus
Congress May Take Summer Vacation Debate
Washington lawmakers mooted a yearly or biennial summer recess as Rep. Robert Barry noted the family factor and school-age children. Senate ally McGee urged year round sessions with brief summer breaks, but the House Rules Committee postponed Barry’s measure for an indefinite later date.
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Washington
Sam Rayburn
Congress
Robert KR
Barry
RNY
Muy
Congressmion
House
House Rules Committee
Senate
Seni. Gale “W
McGee
Dwye
Kennedy’s Early Years Marred by Cold War Struggles
The AP analysis outlines Kennedy’s first months in office facing Cuba, Laos, Geneva, Laos cease fire issues, nuclear tests, South Vietnam, and South Korea. It notes failed aims in Cuba’s invasion fallout, stalled Laos neutrality, fragile Geneva talks, and the shift away from democracy in Korea, signaling a troubled domestic and foreign policy start.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
Fidel Castro
Cuba
United States
Castro
Laos
Pathet Lao
Kenedy
Geneva
Vom
K Khrushchev
South Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
South Korea
Middle East
Iran
Meyt Dor
Dorothy Dix Advice Column on Youth Marriage and Family Strife
A reader asks about a 14 year old son marrying a 14 year old girl and impending baby, with parental opposition and youth unemployment. Helen Worden Erskine suggests calm discussion, possible adoption, or forming a home, and notes legal marriage age varies by state. Another letter seeks help for parents who fight. guidance urges calm talk and seeking marital harmony resources through Dorothy Dix.
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Helen Worden Erskine
Helen
Gon
Tehance
C. Rk
Ielen
Prescott area social notes and political world view
Prescott area residents host guests from Glenmore and Lavington Texas and New Mexico. Local delegates attend national SAE and Arkansas Bar Association events in Hot Springs, Camp Robinson and Prescott. Extended weekend trips include Tulane summer programs and a lengthy East Coast and North Carolina tour. The column closes with a Kennedy era geopolitical summary noting Berlin tensions and Kennedy’s leadership, predicting a hard term ahead.
NAACP Refunds Award Money in Bombing Case
NAACP field representative L C Bates said a $216 reward posted for a bombing case at Carlotta Walls home was refunded after two Black men Maceo A Binns Jr and Herbert Odell Monts were arrested and later convicted. The state Supreme Court ordered a new trial while appeals proceed. A separate $26,000 reward tied to another bombing has already been distributed to ten people.
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Little Rock
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
L. C. Bates
NAACP
Maceo A Bimis Jr
Herbert Odell Monts
Carlotta Walls
Central High Schol
Bates
State Supreme Court
Binns
Monts
Paroled Convicts and Clemency Recommendations in Arkansas
In Little Rock on Wednesday the State Pardons and Parole Board released 38 convicts on parole and recommended executive clemency for 12 others. Names of those needing clemency remain unreleased unless the governor acts. An early official price control in Arkansas dated January 20, 1882 set prices for certain foods and drugs by a Confederate general.
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Little Rock
State Pardons and Parole Board
Arkansas
Tractors for Freedom Committee Offers Trade Deal
The Tractors for Freedom Committee proposes exchanging 500 tractors for 1,214 Cuban prisoners and dispatches a six member technical team to Havana. It urges Castro to release the prisoners via Red Cross handling, with potential follow up consignments of tractors. Opposition labels the plan blackmail and questions timing and leadership. A separate note reports 12 year old Lee Mack Carr drowned when a tractor rolled into a ditch on a Stuttgart farm.
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Tractors For Freedom Committee
Fidel-Castro
Cu Iban
Castro
International
Red Cross
Sen
Barry
Goldwater
R-Ariz
Jack ‘Paar
NBC
Havana
Cuba
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Milton Eisenhower
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Cochairman
Walter P. Reuther
United Auto Workers Union
Nfone
Roy Bainer
University of California Agricultural Engineering Department
William Bishop
University of Tennessee Extension
Duane P. Greathouse
UAW
C. M. Hansen
Michigan State University
B. Liljedhal
Purdue University
E. W. Schroeder
Oklahoma State University Agricultural Engineering
Stuttgart
Ark
Lee Mack Carr
Here
Vince Carr
Monroe County
Engineer Captain Assigned to Korea for Overseas Tour
Assigned to Korea Captain Thomas Z. James executive officer for Army Engineers here since April 1960 has been assigned to Korea. James will leave about July 1 for a 23 month tour of overseas duty.
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Korea
Little Rock
Thomas Z. James
Army Engineers
James
JFK Back Ailment Attributed To Erect Posture Clash
Washington AP reports a Washington physician suggested President Kennedy’s back pain results from the strain of upright walking. The expert cited the spine’s curve in bipeds versus quadrupeds and noted activities like golf tennis lifting and even gardening can trigger a lombiosacral strain. He advised bending knees when lifting to reduce lower back stress during a tree planting in Ottawa.
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Washington
Kennedy
Ottawa
Pine Bluff Publisher Freeman Jr. Transferred for Brain Hemorrhage
P B Publisher Freeman Jr., publisher of Pine Bluff Commercial, was moved Thursday from Jefferson Hospital to St Vincent's Infirmary in Little Rock for brain hemorrhage treatment. A Pine Bluff physician said the condition is serious but satisfactory, with no stroke involved. He expects at least three weeks in the hospital. Freeman was admitted Saturday to Jefferson Hospital.
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Pine Bluff, Ark
B. W.wroe Freeman Jr
Pine Bluff
Jefferson Hospital
St. Vincent's, Infirmary
Lite Rock
Freeman
Arkansas writers gather for three day conference at Harding
Arkansas writers convene in Se arcy for a three day conference at Harding College. Speakers include W J Lemke retired University of Arkansas journalism professor and Clovis Copeland of the Arkansas Publicity and Parks Commission staff.
Local News Note On AP Content Rights
A brief notice states that the newspaper holds exclusive rights to publish local news and AP dispatches for republication. It outlines that use of AP material is restricted to the newspaper and its approved outlets, preserving content ownership and licensing terms.
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Associated
Associated Press I
Khrushchev Sukar Return to Moscow After Leningrad Visit
Premier Khrushchev and Indonesian President Sukarno arrived in Moscow today following a two day stay in Leningrad. The leaders wrapped up talks on Soviet Indonesian friendship and regional issues during the trip before returning to the Soviet capital.
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Moscow
Khrushchev
Sukarno
Indonesia
Leningrad
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Country Club
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Texarkana
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TCU
Bob Daniels
Mark Lester
Porter Ae
Saenger
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Neer
McGoo Corton Carrie
Dixie Drive-In
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Sundey
By Barry Schweid
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Helen Wordenskine
Bell Syndicate
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Glenmore
John Stewart
Buchanan
Fannie
Bob
Lelia Buchanan
Harold Denton
Mary Ann
Lavington, N.M
G. J. Nelson
Martin Gilbert
Frank Gilbert
Yellowstone National Park
SAE
Mrs. Reese Duke
Sweeny Texas
Lid. Duke
H. H. “McKenzie
D. K. McRae Jr
Arkansas Bar Assn
Frank Haltom Jr
Prescott High
Henderson State ‘Teachers College
Max Kitchen
Jane Kitchen
Mac Garland
New Orleans
Miss Kitchen
Tulane University
Prescott
Emmet Gil
Arkansas Girls State
Camp Robinson
Mary Gail Forrester
Sidney Earl Forrester
Kathy Purtle
Wallace Purtle
Nancy Koslosky
Paul Koslosky
Paula Edwards
Paul Edwards
Emmet
Jim Yancey
J. R. Cox
Wylie Bird
Steve
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Okla
Ted Smiley
Oklahoma
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Paul Gordon
Garland, Texas
Mrs
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Melanie Pankey
Dwight Pankey
Hope
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West Berlin
Russia
Berlin
West Germany
East Germany
THAR
JFK
Frank Carey
Associated Press
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Life 1 Insurance
Sam McHenry
Pbsher
Kwannee Ae Reas
South
Walnut Street Hope
Es Fox
Washburn
Jones
Donat Parker
Adler
Roger, Jr
George W. Hosmer
Audit Bureau of Allons
Empstan and Miller Coun
Nott Advertising
Arkansas Doilies, Inc
Sterich
Memphis
Tenn
Texas Bank
Dallas
St . Michigan Ave
Chicago
OO B
St. New York
N. Y
Penobscot
Detroit
Tacit
Oklahoma City
Mondune
Marcelete
SEARS
Perry's
Fom Games Shop
Bill Dillen
AAA
Gospel Meeting
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