Calendar item for Hope Country Club and church circle
The Hope Country Club hosts a pot luck and cards at the clubhouse on Saturday June 20 at 7 p.m. host couples include Mr. and Mrs. Ken Daniels E If Stewart Lester Godwin Dr and John Hatley. On Monday June 22 the Ann Wollerman Circle of First Baptist Church meets at 7 30 p.m. for the Royal Service Program with all members urged to attend.
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Hope Country Club
Ken Daniels
E.if Stewart
Lester Godwin
John Hatley
Ann Wollerman
First Baptist Church
Bookmobile Schedule Details By Day And Route
The notice lists three days of bookmobile routes with times and stops. June 23 starts at 8:30 at Meloy Home and runs through 3:45 at Cummings Home. June 24 includes Columbus to Castlebury Home with stops at Bob's Grocery and Toilet Home. June 25 covers Bluff City through Treas Home with multiple residences and stores.
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Jone
Meloy
DeAnn
Hogan
Rhodes
Young
Kidd
Woodruff
Blevins
Hix Lee
Justice
Ozan
Castlebury
Bob’s
Toilet
Luck Ranch
Long
Bluff City
Meadow
Reader
Cagle
Williams
Pleasant Hill
Treas
Educational TV Funds Alloted In Arkansas
Washington AP reports the Department of Health Education and Welfare accepted a 293569 grant request by the Arkansas Educational Television Commission at Little Rock to start a fine education channel. The agency will review the application to decide approval and grant percentage. The amount covers about half the cost to equip Channel 2 at Little Rock and begin operation.
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Washington
Department of Health Education and Welfare
Arkansas’ Fines
Arkansas Educational Television Commission
Little Rock
Channel 2
Thinks Court Decision Was Justice Thinks Court Decision Was Justice
Associated Press analysis by James Marlow argues the Supreme Court opened a double revolution in American life by addressing racial injustice and democratic representation. It credits the court with ending unequal treatment in 1954 and forcing reapportionment between 1962 and last week, while noting criticism of judicial overreach and the political resistance that lingered before federal action. The piece frames the court as a democratic conscience during a revolutionary era in civil rights and voting rights.
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James Marlow
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
Supreme Court
House
Congress
South
Court
Lead Hill Relocated for Bull Shoals Dam Booming Dock Site
During Bull Shoals Dam construction the government moved Lead Hill to higher ground. The relocated town has become a leading boat dock site on the lake attracting visitors and supporting local activity.
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Bull Shoals
Lead Hill
Woman Charged With Poisoning Husband in Hot Springs
Ruth Lockard, 37, of Hot Springs, was charged under a city law with administering poison to her invalid husband, Elvan L. Lockard, 44. Police said she admitted putting 144 teaspoons of rat poison in his coffee. He was hospitalized in satisfactory condition and confined to a wheelchair. She was held in city jail awaiting a bond hearing.
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Nop Springs
Ark
Gmvr
Ruth Lockard
Hot Springs
Elvan L. Lockard
John Ermey
Poor Nations Use Numbers To Shake World Powers At UN
In Geneva a three month UN trade conference ended with few concrete results. Poor nations from Asia Africa and Latin America found that their large numbers could push influence in global councils. The rise of a 75 member underdeveloped bloc challenged Western dominance and unsettled Soviet aligned states. Burma Indonesia Ghana Guinea and Chile led the anti Western bloc while Soviet and Cuban aid remained modest by comparison. Western officials fear the new power could steer UN and other bodies toward anti Western positions with Soviet backing.
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Michael Goldsmith
Geneva
Asia
Africa
Latin America
U.N
United Nations
Soviet Union
Aswan
Egypt
China
West
Cuba
Burma
Indonesia
Ghana
Guinea
Chile
Miss Pine Bluff Crowned for 19 Year Old Carter Named Miss Pine Bluff
Nancy Rae Carter 19, a University of Arkansas student with brown hair and eyes, was chosen Miss Pine Bluff here Thursday night. She stands 3 feet 5 inches tall and weighs 112 pounds, daughter of Mrs. Fred Carter of Pine Bluff, Arkansas.
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Pine Bluff, Ark
Nancy Rae Carter
University of Arkansas
Pine Bluff
Bearden Girl Named Miss Camden In Bearden Arkansas
Bearden resident Sarah Ann O'Kelley aged 18 daughter of Mr and Mrs John M O Kelley was crowned Miss Camden on Thursday night The entrant’s measurements are listed as 36 24 46 and she represents Bearden in the Camden event
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Camden, Ark
Sarah Ann O’kelley
John M. O'Kelley
Bearden
Camden
Engagement announced for Charlotte McQueen and Cary Gibson
Mr and Mrs Cather A McQueen of Emmet announce the engagement of their daughter Charlotte Ann to Cary Joel Gibson son of Mr and Mrs Pete W Gibson of Bossier City La The couple plan a July 26 ceremony at 2 30 pm in the Emmet Methodist Church Charlotte will be a Henderson State Teachers College senior and is a member of Pi Kappa Delta The groom to be works for Arkansas Louisiana Gas Company in Hope The invitation lists no cards for the wedding
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Cather A. McQueen
Emmet
Charlotte Ann
Cary Joel Gibson
Pete W. Gibson
Bossier City
Miss McQueen
Henerson State Teachers College
Pi Kappa Delta
Arkansas
Louisiana Gas Company
Hope
Emmet Methodist Church
Uneasy Lies the Dead XXIV Photo Request and Blackmail Intent
In a tense lunch at a Washington locale, a journalist coordinates with Macklin to obtain a photo of Rako from a hearing. The pair plan to publish blind items on two murdered laundry men to rattle Clark while the journalist seeks profit and protection through insurance-linked rewards. Jerry Dell arrives in a sedan, signaling a looming encounter.
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Macklin
Rako
Pine
Clark
Washington
Raka
Jerry Dell
Bids Planned for Arkansas Tech Cafeteria Project
Russellville Arkansas AP reports new bids will be opened next Tuesday for the Arkansas Tech College cafeteria. Previous bids were rejected as too high. the lowest prior bid was 899,850 dollars. The single story brick and concrete structure would serve about 1,100 students.
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Russellville
Ark
Arkansas Tech College
U S Population Growing Fast
Census Bureau estimates the U S population will reach 192 million next Monday at 7 30 am. The excerpt then shifts to a tense scene where a private detective narrates an attempted car hijacking with Dell and Lefty. A police officer intervenes, searches the narrator, and releases him, promising to pursue the case. To Be Continued.
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Washington
Census Bureau
United States
Dear Abby Opposite Views Father’s Day Letters From Readers
A Dear Abby column excerpt from 1964 features readers sharing sharp contrasts on fatherhood. A Norwalk Ohio father writes about his son serving in World War II, while a mother pleads for a missing fatherly bond. The letters express longing, sentiment, and critique of paternal involvement.
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Abigail van Buren
Norwalk
Ohio
G.L
Fort Smith Banker James Claude Alexander Dies at 75
James Claude Alexander, Fort Smith banker, farmer and businessman, died Thursday at age 75. Former director of Merchant's National Bank in Fort Smith with banking interests in Alma and Mulberry. The article notes his prominence in local banking circles and references historical Ozark region imagery.
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Fort Smith, Ark
James Claude Alexander
Fort Smith
Merchant’s National Bank
Alma
Mulberry
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