Church and club meetings scheduled for June 19 20
Calendar lists Wesleyan Service Guild installation at 7 30 p m in Miss Mary Anita Laseler home with Miss Margie Vickers as hostess and full attendance urged. Wesleyan Methodist Circles meet June 19 at 9 40 a m in various homes with chairmen named Circle 1 Martha Flairston Circle 2 Annie Hoover Circle 3 Hazel Sorrels Circle 4 Catherine Haltoh Circle 5 Amanda Tinkle Circle time change noted. Also First Methodist Circle 5 meets at Mrs J W Franks 7 30 p m. On June 20 Leslie Huddleston Post 12 American Legion Auxiliary meets 7 30 p m at Mrs E S Franklin home with guest speaker and program led by Mrs Charles Taylor. Garrett Memorial Baptist Tins Sunday School Class meets 7 90 p m after dinner at Whites Cale Fulton.
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Mary Anita Laseler
Margie Vickers Ag
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Mankliy
Martha Flairston
Commie Ward
North Elm
George Young
Annie Hoover
Perry Moses
Spring Hillroad
Hazel Sorrels
Harry Shivey
North Main
Hody Buller
Catherine Haltoh
Frank Ward
Park Drive
A. B. Martin
Amanda Tinkle
Fret Mathenia
Rosston Road
Clarene Geist
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J. W. Franks
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Mamie Gentry
Charles Taylor
Tins
Garrett Memorial Baptist Church
Whites Cale
Fulton
Decorum, Order In His Class
Brockton veteran 42 earns teaching degree after 21 years in the Marine Corps. He plans teaching as second career following retirement from active duty.
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Marshiteld
Mags
Dendrum
Rom Albert
Simie
Brockton
Bridgewater Stat College
Marine Corps
Third Grade Thoughts on Parents from Valley Stream School
A Valley Stream Long Island school shares third graders views on parents teachers and themselves. Quotes show kids describe parents as nutty but loving, school as for learning, and self views ranging from confident to uncertain. The piece notes the class size and teacher Mrs. Higgins praising her pupils.
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Valley Stream
Brooklyn Avenue School
Long Island
Annette Miggins
Family returns from visits to Missouri and Virginia
Larry Moss Debbie Moss Mike Moss and Janie Moss return to Kansas City Missouri after visiting their parents Charlie Moss Mrs Sarah Berry and Loyd Berry in Alexandria Virginia. They attended the Centennial Celebration at the Presbyterian Church and saw friends and relatives.
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Sirs
Larry Moss
Debbie
Mike
Janie
Kansas City
Charlie Moss
Sarah Berry
Loyd
Alexandria
Virginia
The
Presbyterian Church
Mailman Stuns Cleaners By Wearing Uniform In Dryer
In Bradenton Florida an automatic laundry hosted a summer thundershower scene as a mailman, after drying his raincoat and uniform in a testroom, wore the cleaned uniform and resumed delivering mail, drawing smiles from housewives.
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Bradenton. Fla. (Ap
Arkansas Delegates Push for Navigation Channel
Washington AP report notes Arkansas delegates urging a 9 foot channel for Ouachita project before the Senate Public Works Appropriations Subcommittee. Sen. J W Fulbright advocates 00 foot locks instead of 400 foot rocks, arguing the plan should be adjusted for feasibility and cost.
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T. C. Stewart
el Dorado
H. K. Thatcher
Camden
Ouachita River Valley Association
Louis E. Hurley
el Dora
Washington
Arkansas
Senate Public Works Appropriations
J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Fulbright
Stevenson in Latin America Faces Violence and Delayed Summit
During a seven nation tour Stevenson’s party faced clashes in La Paz with police using tear gas and clubs as protesters blocked the presidential palace. Demonstrations also erupted in Santiago while Montevideo hosts anti US rallies. Talks with Bolivian officials centered on Kenneddy era economic plans and a postponed Inter American meeting set for Punta del Este.
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Paz Estenssoro
la Pag
Santiago
Chile
U.S. Information Agency
Montevideo
Uruguay
Inter-American Economic and Social Council
Kenneidy
Alliance-For-Progress
Latin America
Punta del Este
Castro Hosts Newsmen After Invasion Attempt
Castro led reporters through Caleton and Largo Beach scenes. He claimed 1,500 attackers with about 1,200 captured, some escaping, and sank one ship from a tank. The tour included a collective farm and a workers resort, ending at Havana naval hospital housing captives. Prisoner negotiator Ulises Carbo said captives are well treated as they await deal progress.
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Iny
Castro
Caleton
Largo Beach
Naval Hospital
Havana
United States
Ulises Carbo
Tractors for Prisoners Talks Seen Saving Cuban Captives
Kennedy administration officials believe the prisoner trade offer may save about 1100 Cuban invasion captives regardless of its success. They say Castro cannot afford to use firing squads now and the move risks exposing his image as a benefactor in Latin America. The plan has sparked a propaganda surge that could influence Soviet and Western views in Vienna talks.
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Jack Bell
Washington
Fidel Castro
Castro
Latin America
Khrushchev
Castry
Kennedy
Vienna
Dorothy Dix advice column excerpt confronts marriage turmoil
Helen Worden Erskine fields readers troubles in a Dorothy Dix style column. A widow explains rent furnished home, shared love with friend’s husband, and impending divorce while a jealous husband remains unaware. Other letters seek guidance on drinking, teen car ownership, and marriage, with responses urging honesty, AA, and practical choices.
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Helen Worden Erskine
Helen
Ong
Jaired
Florida loan firm allowed to keep Osceola offices
Federal Judge J. Smith Henley ruled that the Florida Real Estate Loan Ca may retain offices in the Mississippi County Bank building at Osceola. The bank sought eviction of the firm, a venture of Andrew and George Florida of Osceola, operated by a receiver during a tax suit disposition.
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Little Rock
J. Smith Henley
Florida Real Estate Loan Ca
Mississippi County Bank
Osceola
Andrew and George Florida
Austrian Firm Has Low Bid
A Austrian firm, the American Elin Corp., appears to hold the lowest bid in the procurement process. The report discusses potential U.S. response to Castro regime actions and the impact on inter-American cooperation if prisoners are spared, with ties to debates over the Truck and Loan Acts and Republican criticisms on trade and blackmail.
Fidel Castro Gives Newsmen Tour of Battle Site
Fidel Castro finishes 56 hours of press talks in Havana with eight American reporters. He invites them to tour the battlefield where forces repulsed the April 17 invasion and hints at a later meeting with Kennedy if tensions ease.
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Havana
Fidel Castro
Catty Today
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Re For Institute
Kennedy
U.S
Washington
United States
Cuba
Cas Lira
Father of the Year Honored Amid Family Pride
Inez Durham beams as her husband Earl is named Worker Father of the Year by the National Fathers Day Committee for community youth work. The Durham family from Louisville Kentucky tours New York and Washington on the honor trip, with four children excited by the recognition and the first family vacation.
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Joy Miller
New York
API
Inez Durham
Washington
Earl
Farr Durham
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Fathers Day Committee
Durhams
White Tame House
Louisville
Dam project bids target Bull Shoals transformers
The government awarded or considering a contract for three power transformers for Bull Shoals Dam with a bid of $208,200 from an Austrian firm, while Wager Electric Corp of St. Louis bid $220,025. If the Buy American Act applies, a six percent or higher adjustment could affect the bid evaluation.
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Bull Shoals Dam
Wager Electric Corp
St. Louis
Father's Day Surprise Dinner Ends With Bill
In New York a family plans a grand Father's Day surprise for their dad at Sirloin Gulch. Four steaks and four baked potatoes arrive, with loving toasts while the bill arrives at 26.38. The family disputes who pays but the dad is touched, feeling needed and cherished despite the cost. Moral: nothing replaces a dad on Father's Day.
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Junior
Dad
Sirloin Gulch
Smother
Sis
Mother
Jnior
Stony ‘Husted
Mom
Crippled JFK to Press for Aid Measure
President Kennedy, using crutches for back pain, outlines a $4.8 billion foreign aid plan in a speech to a National Conference on International Economic and Social Development. He plans to press Congress and rally public support amid criticism while continuing a full schedule. Earlier he greeted Jacqueline Kennedy at Washington National Airport on their return from Greece.
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Kennedy
Congress
Washington National
Greece
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Caroline
Baseball star interview on network TV with Cullen
A Year of the Year athlete was interviewed on a television program and rode down an elevator with TV figure Bill Cullen.
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Gid
Bill, Cullen
Four Ark. Reps Back Majority to Kill FCC Plan
Washington AP Four Arkansas representatives sided with the House majority to defeat President Kennedy's plan to reorganize the Federal Communications Commission. Reps Dale Alford E Gathings Wilbur Mills and Oren Harris voted for the majority. Reps Catherine Norris and Jim Trimble did not vote.
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Arkansas
House
Kennedy
Federal Communications Commission
Dale Alford
E. ©. Gathings
Wilbur Mills
Oren Harris
Catherine Norrel
Jim Trimble
Berlin Will Be in News for a Time
Washington column outlines ongoing Berlin dispute between the West and the Soviet Union. It explains West Berlin's strategic role as a Western showcase and a route for refugees, and details Khrushchev’s push toward a peace treaty with East Germany that would demilitarize West Berlin and potentially cede control of supply routes. The piece notes risks of recognizing East Germany and the possibility of a negotiated settlement after October.
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Washington
Russia
Berlin
Kennedy
Khrushchev
West Berlin
West Germany
East Germany
East Berlin
Khrushev
Stalin
Ute City
Truman
United States
Ritain
France
Krutishchev
Berlin access crisis sparks Western relief and fear
The piece debates a compromise over West Berlin and East German routes with Russia. If East Germans or Russians shut off access to isolate Berlin, the West would respond with force, risking war. Khrushchev must act to avoid appearing to yield to Allied resistance or risk losing allied faith.
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Russia
West Berlin
Berlin
Khrushchev
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