Calendar Monday events at First Baptist Church schedule
The W M S of the First Baptist Church lists six circles meeting Monday June 21 in various homes with times 9 30 a m 2 p m and 7 30 p m plus WSCS and Wesleyan Service Guild gatherings and a first church year meeting. Tuesday June 22 Carla Joan Purtle and Jacky Lloyd wedding is set at Garrett Memorial Baptist Church at 7 p m with no invitations. Wednesday June 23 Hope Junior Auxiliary meets 10 a m in the First National Bank Community Room with an executive board at 9 30 a m.
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Carla Joan Purtle
Jacky Lloyd
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Hope
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Eydie Gorme Prepares For CBS Fanfare Premiere
New York AP reports singer Eydie Gorme rehearsing for Saturdays premiere of Fanfare a CBS musical variety hour taking over Jackie Gleason's slot for the summer. Gorme in a red bandana denim outfit consults with producers and crew while Al Hirt stars and a busy backstage scene unfolds.
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Eydie Gorme
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Q and A on New Tax Cut Shows Consumer Benefits
Consumer questions explain how the new excise tax reductions will affect prices and inflation. Economists estimate a $4.6 billion saving boosts spending and about $10 billion in new output, with possible price declines of up to 0.3 percent in July and smaller effects in January.
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Bookmobile Schedule For June 22 To 25
The schedule lists routes and pickup times for June 22 through June 25 with stops at homes grocery stores and ranches. Locations include DeAnn Barber Rhodes Young Sweat Woodruff Blevins Hix Lee Cummings Justice Columbus Rogers Byers Oakhaven Washington Ozan Castlebury Bob's Toilet Luck Longs Store Bluff City Meadow Cagle Pleasant Hill McWilliams and more.
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Tinting Puzzle Across and Down Clues
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Vanderbilt Cup Winners Bridge Team Triumphs in Duplicate
The 1965 Vanderbilt Cup winners in bridge are highlighted by Jacoby and Son from Newspaper Enterprise Association. The report notes a decisive win at the duplicate bridge event with standout play and strategic maneuvering.
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Bridge Puzzle: Responding to Four Diamonds Bid
In the hand described you hold all aces and kings with the king early and plan to bid. With partner at four diamonds, assess the best immediate action and provide a recommended continuation for the contract.
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Crittenden County crowns Miss Harrell in pageant
A 21 year old beauty from Earle Marcia Lee Harrell was crowned Miss Crittenden County and will represent Crittenden in the Miss Arkansas Pageant at Hot Springs next month. She is a former Miss Jonesboro. Kay Steele and Paulette Jones, both of West Memphis, were first and second runners up.
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Government plan for auto refund to buyers explained
The plan calls for automakers to issue refunds directly to purchasers after dealers report sales since May 15. To claim a government tax reimbursement, manufacturers must prove the refund reached the customer. Some excises remain after repeal, notably those on liquor, beer, cigarettes, cigars, revenues earmarked for special uses like gasoline, trucks, tires, and air travel, plus fishing tackle and gambling devices.
Youth Help Us Column Questions of Love Safety
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Helen Bottel Advice Column Query On Hood Traits
A reader asks how to preserve friends' respect while continuing a friendship with a shy boy who overcompensates with a tough act. Helen Bottel suggests the behavior is a cover and urges the girl to let the boy choose authenticity over bravado, risking social reputation for a genuine friendship.
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Some to Be Practical on Foreign Aid
Washington observers debate the value and future of U S foreign aid as a tool of policy. The piece recalls lend lease wartime aid and postwar programs, notes Viet Nam lessons, and questions U S leadership after decades of global involvement.
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United States
Harry S. Truman
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Asia
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Woman Found Dead At Paragould Heading Mill
A 42 year old St. Louis woman formerly of Paragould is found dead at Wrape's Heading Mill in Paragould Arkansas. Police identify her as Virginia Joann Price. Her aunt Della Mae Erbar 52 of Paragould is found nearby beaten and dazed. A 26 year old man is being questioned by police.
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Senate mulls reform as foreign aid bill moves forward
The Senate calls for a two year sunset and a special 11 member commission to audit and recommend future aid while the House resists. Senators led by Fulbright argue aid should target the masses in backward countries to curb Communist appeal and reference France and Egypt as examples.
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Early Christians Used Preexisting Catacombs as Cemeteries
Researchers note that early Christians did not construct catacombs but reused existing subterranean burial sites. The ce metriees show continuous use as burial spaces before and during early Christian communities, reflecting cultural and religious adaptation of space.
Senate moves to liberalize health care for the aged program
The Senate Finance Committee backed expanded benefits with unlimited hospital care for the aged while setting new deductibles tied to patient income. The House bill allows up to 60 days of hospital care. A deductible is the initial charge on the bill.
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Mrs Lee Jones Granted Temporary Alimony in Divorce Case
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