A Special Policy for the Aged Health plan enrollment opens
The M S Bates Insurance Agency announces the Golden 65 Program enrollment for seniors 65 and over. The period runs from May 2 to June 27, no medical exam required. Plans include Golden 65 and 65 Plus, offered through Continental Casualty Company of Chicago.
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M. S. Bates Insurance Agency
M. S. Bates Ins
H. W. Gnd
Golden
M. 8. Bates Ins
Continental Casualty Company
Chicago
M.S. Bates
M. 5. Bates Ins
Teen-Age Hop at J&E Riviera Friday night
A Teen-Age Hop will be held at the J&E Riviera East Third St Friday night June 21 at 8 pm Admission 15 cents single 25 cents couple Refreshments will be served The Chosen Gospel Singers of Los Angeles California will appear in concert at Harris Gymnasium Sunday night June 30 at 3 o clock Admission 1.00 in advance 1.25 at door Obituary Henry Faucette longtime Hempstead County resident died at his home Monday night June 17 Funeral arrangements announced by Hicks Funeral Home Alma Noble died in a local hospital Sunday June 16 Floyd Walker of Washington died in a local hospital Saturday June 15 Funeral arrangements announced by Hicks Funeral Home Inc
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J&e
Gospel Singers of
Los Angeles
Calif
Jim
Harris Gymnasium
Music Department
Bethel A.M.E. Church
Henry Faucette
Hempstead County
Hicks Funeral Home, Inc
Alma Noble
South Laurie St
Floyd Walker
Washington
Focal
Hicks Funeral, Home, Inc
Negro Church Bombing Near Gillett Arkansas
State police investigated a bombing at a small African Methodist Episcopal Church one mile south of Gillett Arkansas. A high explosive blast blew off the door frame and shattered windows but caused no injuries as the church was empty. Officials hoped to identify the explosive and determine motive. The church, built last year, seats about 100.
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Gillett
Ark
Buck Tassell
Harold Woodson
Arkansas County
Stuttgart
FiNett
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Hassell
Woodson
Boston Race Demonstration Sparks School Boycott Call
Boston staged another antisegregation protest as Negro leaders urged parents to keep juniors and seniors home from public schools and send them to local citizenship centers. Police mobilized in Negro neighborhoods while school officials feared violence. NAACP and Citizens for Human Rights linked to responsibilities for the boycott amid threats reported to the school system.
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Boston
Peeturies
Edmund L. McNamara
Louise Day Ificks
Frederick J. Gillis
NAACP
Citizens For Human Rights
Notice of Sale in Hempstead County Chancery Court
Com missioner in Chancery will sell at public auction on July 5 1963 at 11 00 am at the Hempstead County Court House Hope Arkansas the west half of the northwest quarter of section 21 township 12 south range 26 west to satisfy a court order in the case Mazette Preston v Lewis Jefferson et al The sale may be cash or three months credit with bond and security and a lien retained on the lands described. The notice is dated June 1 1963 and signed by Commissioner in Chancery J June 12 1963.
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Chancery
Chancery Court
Hempstead County
Arkansas
Muzette Preston
Lewis Jefferson
Emma B. Clay
Zenobia Brown
Olgie Jefferson
Lavert Jefferson
Louise Jefferson
Hempstead County Court House
Erelocks
Cole
The Doctor's Strange Secret: Night of Fire and Recovery
In Hot Springs a hospital battles multiple injuries after a major incident. Six people, including a critically burned patient, are cared for as surgeons work and a community tends to its anxious homecoming. The narrator reflects on fear, resilience, and a return to normal life after the crisis.
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Hot Springs, Ark
P. E. Dobbs
State Hospital
William E. Walker
Hot Springs
Walker
Aunt Bean
Howdershell’s
Clara
Lovey
Lovely
Dr. Smokey
Keyes
Boston Negro students boycott schools over segregation demand
The School Committee asked Attorney General Edward W Brooke to advise on a boycott involving about 5,000 of Boston's 14 000 Black pupils amid protests over de facto segregation. Rev James Breeden said the action marks a start toward democratic participation and will spread. Students will carry mimeographed sheets explaining their absence as a citizenship move. Lecturers include Bishop Anson Phelps Stokes Harvard's Thomas Petigrew and Celtics leader Bill Fussell.
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Edward W. Brooke
Brooke
Peek
Boston
James Breeden
Breeden
Freedom Movement
Anson Phelps Stokes
Episcopal
Massachusetts
Thomas Petigrew
Harvard University
Bill Fussell
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