Ground Observer Society Meeting Announced for June 25
Society notes announce a regular Ground Observer meeting on Tuesday June 25 at 7 30 pm at the W F Hut with all members urged to attend. Also listed are social announcements including a First Methodist supper, and visits by Mrs Walter E Jones of Baldwin Park and other relatives visiting California and Kentucky.
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W. FL W. Hut
Lidyd Spehser
Kett Bers
Walter E. Jones
Baldwin Park
California
Bau H
Carl B. Jones
Algo
Pauline Hunt
Hunt
Ard
Rey and
Paula
Fontana
Calif
Carmen Horton
Horton
Daghter Frances Jean
Murray
Kentucky
Hospital Notes Admits and Discharges In Hope Area
Hospital notes list admits in Hope area including Mrs Jimmy Miller Mrs Edward N Cou del Dennison Texas Larry Hoo ten Mrs Carl Gilbert Rt 3 Hope Mr Hernando Ames RL 3 Hope Mrs Virgil Bobo Texarkana and Parson. discharge Mr Miller Branch Saratoga Branch Admitted Miss Janice Martin Patmos Mrs Ella Alvington Hope. discharged Mrs Ada Crane Mrs Emma Maytan Hope Mr Garrett Story Hope.
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Jimmy Miller
Rtol
Hope
Edward N
Coudel
Dennison
Texas
Larry Hooten
Carl Gilbert
Rt. 3
Hernando Ames
Virgil Bobo
Charles ‘Parson
Texarkana
Miller Branch
Saratoga
Branch
Janice Martin
Patmos
Ella Alvington
Ada
French Chief Seeks Stability After Tax Program
Maurice Bourges Mauroury’s tax plan barely passed in the National Assembly by a 261 to 210 vote. The prime minister aims to push ahead with ratifications of the European Common Market and Euratom treaties while tackling economic troubles and nationalist unrest in Algeria.
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Oynan Asparis
Maurice Bourges-Mauroury
Haive Bourgens- Mauroury
Rift Deepens as Saudi Threats Loom Over Syria
In Damascus observers warn of a possible rupture with Saudi Arabia after Syrian papers accuse Riyadh of backing a plot against President Nasser. Saudi envoy withdraws from Damascus amid embassy closure and a tense cabinet session. Syria seeks to calm the crisis through dialogue while pressing restraint from the press and officials.
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Reypteyreia
Saudi Arabia
Saudi Arabiia
Shukri Kuwaily
Jordan
Hugsseit
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Cairo
Nansen
Saud
Alraf Alaam
Sheik Abdul Aziz Ben Zeid
Beirut
Kuwaity
Salah Bitar
Syria
Sabri Assi
France’s Premier Survives Confidence Vote Amid EU Talks
Bourges-Maunoury faced a tough confidence test after a month in power, winning with support from MRPs and conservative independents while left and right extremists opposed. The government’s next major task is July votes on the six nation Common Market treaty and nuclear development pact. observers expect quick ratification by peer parliaments if France approves.
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Slnce
M Middle-Road
Bourges-Maunoury
Assembly
France
MRP
Pierre Mendes
Maly
West’ Germany
Belgium
Holland
Luxembourg
Bourgess Maunoury
Dear Dorothy Dix and Teen Age Letters Mixed Voice
A reader questions engagement anxieties and a fiancé's illness fear, while Dorothy Dix counsels planning life together, continuing education, and handling family strain. The page also shares teen dating guidance and local Michigan firsts amid broad Arab and regional notes.
Mercurial Drop in Little Rock Query Weather Cold Start
A cool morning in Little Rock registered around six degrees with the U S Weather Bureau noting an unusually low temperature for the date. Forecasters anticipated a continued cool spell with seasonal spring warmth delayed by unsettled conditions and occasional temperature swings. Reports mention early tax changes affecting distilled spirits as part of federal policy.
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Tthe Rock
U. S
Court docket from Hope Arkansas intoxication pleas and fines
Court docket from Hope Arkansas lists multiple defendants with pleas of guilty or infractions. Fines range from 3.40 to 2500 dollars plus cash bonds. offenses include drunkenness unlicensed driving, possessing untaxed liquor, hazardous driving, and operating without brakes. Several defendants face cash bonds and small fines, with some entries indicating forfeited bonds and guilty pleas.
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Melvit Votrisoh
Brivita
Langsint
Falhire
Freddie Joe Andrews
Aulty
Buddy Bail
Dafidy Chapman
Bond
Botham
Hardwad
Johnnie Phillips
Oren Hi Stewart
Speedina
Bash Bop
Melvin Reliford
Elmner
Maple Lautermilk
Bisvirbing Peace
Hien
Ily
Lewis
Haley
Newise
Booker Tt
Edwards
Aronia
Bete Muldrow
Frank Smith
Paty Woods
Robert Balm
Thomas Flagg
Freddie Leo Andrews
Plan Pulity
Joy Baker
Marion Adams
Curley B. Adams
James Lively
Wilie
Brow
Bebnie McGhee
Lewis E. Haley
Local Court Plea Mix of Fines and Dismissals
Fragmentary OCR notes show multiple cases including disturbances, assault and battery, beer possession for sale, and driving license issues. Names such as Charlie Brown, Joe Vaughn, and Bertha Tuner appear with fines ranging from four to forty five dollars and a forfeiture. some charges are dismissed.
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J.T. Noob Kester
Overland
Bertha Tuner
Joe Vaughn
New York
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