Church and club gatherings listed for June 13 15
Calendar items announce Fidelas Sunday School June 13 and Wesleyan Service at 7 30 pm. June 14 meetings include Ann Wollerman Circle First Baptist and WSCS circles. D A R Caddo District at Lee Hotel Prescott. Builders Class and Baker Home Demonstration Club events. June 15 Mary and Martha Class Methodists host family picnic at Fair Park at 6 30 pm.
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Methodist Church
J. W. Perkins
North Hervey St
Kathleen Broach
B. N. Holt
Church In
New Nations
Ann Wollerman
The
First Baptist Church
Horace Fuller
East 16Th Street
WSCS
First Methodist Church
John Cain
D.A R
Lee Hotel
Prescott
Roy Leewald
Armin Avers
Rufus Crawford
Baker Home Demonstration Club
Anna Lee Roberts
Mary and Martha
Fair Park
Crime rate up 2 percent in first quarter 1965
FBI Director J Edgar Hoover reports a 2 percent rise in national crime in the first quarter of 1965 from the same period in 1964 while big city crime volume remains steady Suburban crime gains 6 percent Rural crime falls 1 percent Senate panel backs regional medical complexes for heart disease cancer and stroke with a proposed $50 million appropriation for demonstrations training and research
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Washington (Ap
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Senate Labor and Public Welfare Committee
Rights Groups Moving into the South
The summer volunteer civil rights drive moves into the South with NAACP led voter registration efforts in South Carolina Alabama Mississippi and plans for separate campaigns by major groups. A student conference at Tuskegee and workshops across Arkansas Alabama Georgia Mississippi aim to empower Negro communities.
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New York
South
Louisiana
Mississippi
Alabama
South Carolina
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
Frogmore
D.C
Tuskegee
Ala
Coordinating Committee
Arkansas
Georgia
Congress of Racial Equality
Florida
Waveland
Miss
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Martin Luther King Jr
Selma
Virginia
North Carolina
Faubus Uses More Honey Than Vinegar In Session
Governor Faubus steered a short special session toward the highway tax program while aides stayed largely off the floor. Lawmakers worried about a 13 million dollar tax rise affecting re election as they navigated re apportionment and shifting districts. CORE and SCLC mobilize voter registration and literacy efforts in Mississippi Alabama and Virginia while Faubus brushes aside broader agenda.
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John R. Starr
Associated Press
Little Rock
Orval E. Faubus
William J. Smith
Bill Laney
John Browning
Senate
Smith
Faubus
Perry County
Paul van Dalsem
Little River
Marion Crank
House
J. Lee Bearden
Leachville
Vanderbilt Cup Winners and Bridge Code Word ABC
George Gooden, inventor of the ABC code for bridge play, and Vanderbilt Cup winners are discussed. The article explains his lead analysis, bidding review, and counting winners, adding H for How can I make this hand to guide a hand in which the queen of spades is located and finessed.
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East
West
Declarer
South
George Gooden
ABC
American
Opening bid query in bridge hand with four hands
In a bridge problem facing a sequence up to 59 Pass the responder asks what opening bid South should make with the given hand K654 YA32 K65 and AK43. The article presents various seven no trump outcomes depending on partner’s kings. answer due Monday.
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You
South
Youth Help Us Dear Helen Teen Dilemmas
Dear Helen answers teen questions about respect and manners at home. Readers share worries about polite requests and parent authority, plus a case of a missing ring blamed on a classmate, with guidance on handling the situation calmly and safely.
Helen Help Us Dear Confused Teens Seek Advice
A reader letters column from 1965 shares notes to Helen Bottel about adolescent distress including a suicide expression, parental tensions, and therapists. The exchange explores teen self harm, family dynamics, and guidance from the columnist in a Hope Star context.
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Helen
Helen Bottel
Hope Star
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Crank and Pulaski Group Back Highway Tax Pact
Pulaski County delegation secured 11 votes for the highway tax program and pressed for shared cuts with truckers. The Senate trimmed truck license fees while approving passenger car increases, with Rep Doug Brandon praised for steering the compromise. Marion Crank and Van Dalsem led a forceful push, drawing support and scrutiny ahead of the governor race.
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Pulaski County
Pulaski Group
Senate
Pulaski
Doug Brandon
Little Rock
Doug
Crank
Faubus
van Dalsem
House
Marion
Juanita Castro to testify before HUAC in Washington
Juanita Castro sister of Cuban premier Fidel Castro testifies today before the House Committee on Un-American Activities. She will be questioned about pro Castro propaganda and illegal travel by Americans to Cuba. Castro, living in exile, has criticized Fidel and pledged to overthrow him. She says Cubans will back any invasion and 95 percent oppose the Communist regime. Canada's constitution is the British North America Act.
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Washington
Juanita Castro
House Committee On Un-American Activities
United States
Cuba
Miss Castro
Fidel
Bookmobile Schedule for June 15 16 17
The schedule lists locations and times for a bookmobile visit across Guernsey and nearby communities over June 15 through June 17. Stops include schools grocery stores homes churches and community sites with times ranging from morning to evening.
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Guernsey
Whitney
Coleman
Clayton
Hargrove
McNab
Marcum
Fry
Butler
Boocan
Michaels
Falcon
Texas Eastern
Patmos
Allen
Carlton
Murray
Langston
Sutton Church
Mann's Grocery
Cale School
Glass Grocery
Shover Springs
End and Beginning at U S Public Health Hospital
The Lexington AP report describes the U S Public Health Service Hospital as a gateway for narcotics offenders, detailing admission, withdrawal using methadone, and humane tapering. It notes differences between voluntary and prisoner patients, typical withdrawal times, and the convalescent and orientation steps before release.
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Lexington
John Doe
U.S. Public Health Service
John
Jane
Robert W. Razor
Razor
Humphrey Aims to End Job Discrimination at Conference
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey vows federal action to end job discrimination and expand opportunities. Speaking to 800 business leaders at the Northwest Regional Plans for Progress Conference he notes progress with 27.9 percent of the 1963 to 1964 employment increase going to non whites across 100 companies.
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San Francisco
Hubert H. Humphrey
Humphrey
Culver City Ranks With Hollywood In Film Production
Culver City in southwestern Los Angeles County ranks with Hollywood in the production of motion pictures. The statement highlights its prominence within the California film industry.
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Culver City
Los Angeles County
Calif
Hollywood
Prison Hospital Seeks Indeterminate Sentences for Inmates
Dr Razor notes voluntary patients exit anytime and most leave early. About two thirds of hospital patients are prisoners yet over half of admissions are voluntary. The facility, opened May 29 1935, averages 1035 patients, while Ft Worth Texas hosts another Public Health Service hospital. Doctors seek indeterminate sentences and better post release care, awaiting congressional action.
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Razor
Public Health Service
Ft. Worth
Tex
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