First Methodist WSCS Circles Plan Meetings in Early July
Society notes list Circle 3 at 9 36 a m July 1 hosted by Miss Mary Kay Lehman Circle 1 at Mrs Willie Mae Ramsey home with Mrs IE P Yousey on July 7 at 9 30 a m Circle 2 at Mrs Herbert Stephens home July 1 9 30 a m Circle 4 at 2 p m July 1 at Mrs T S McDavid Circle 6 at 9 30 a m July 1 at Mrs Albert Graves and co host Mrs W E Trotter Century Blue Class at Church July 1 9 30 a m led by Mrs Weir Owens
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Circle
WSCS
First Methodist Chiaveh
Mary Kay Lehman
Byron Hefner
Chainman
Willie Mae Ramsey
IE. P. Yousey
ML L. Tox
First Methodist Church
Herbert Stephens
Dell McClana Hand
Munday
Arch Wylie
T. S. McDavid
Albert Graves
W. E. Trotter
Pearl Qwen
First Methodist’ Church
Alrs. Weir Owens
Faubus and Van Dalsem Travel to Oklahoma City Meeting
Gov. Orval E. Faubus and Perry County Rep. Paul Van Dalsem left for Oklahoma City to attend a Council of State Governments meeting. Faubus is to address the gathering on Friday.
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Little Rock
Orval E. Faubus
Perry County
Paul van Dalsem
Oklahoma City
Council of State Governments
Faubus
Arkansas to ring bells nationwide on Independence Day
The Associated Press reports Governor Faubus urged Arkansans to join a national two minute bell ringing at 2 p.m. next Thursday in observance of Independence Day. State offices will close except for maintenance and law enforcement.
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Associated Press
Little Rock
Orval E. Faubus
Arkansans
Bookmobile Schedule For Next Week
A compact list shows bookmobile routes with times and stops including Guernsey School Whitney Grocery Coleman Home Bobo Home Clayton Name Black Home McNab Laishaw Home Fry Home Youngblood Cafe Allen Home Carteton Murray Langston Nazarene Church Laneburg School Manns Grocery Cale School Glass Grocery Edwards Home Shover Springs with times ranging from 8 30 to 3 30 and several home and church stops across communities.
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Duly
Guernsey
Whitney
Coleman
Bobo
Clayton Name
Black
McNab
Laishaw
Fry
Youngblood Cafe
Allen
Murray Ome
Langston
Nazarene’ Church
Laneburg
Mann's Grocery
Cale Schoo
Glass Grocery
Edwards Home
Shover Springs
Empire Dropped and Redigo Bitter on TV Fates
AP writer Bob Thomas reports Richard Egan vents frustration over Empire cancellation amid rival shows and sponsor politics. The Real McCoys trend, Beverly Hillbillies ratings, and NBC ABC shifts influence the half hour Redigo with Egan’s Jim Redigo. Filming moved to California after on location costs and cast changes.
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Bob Thomas
Hollywood
Richard Egan
Empire
Egan
Redigo
Jim Redigo
Santa Fe
N.M
Red Skelton
Judy Garland
Terry Moore
Lucia
Garret Ranch
Anne Seymour
Rediga
Montana
ABC
NBC
California
San Fernando Valley
No Hope for Race Bill Affects Civil Rights Debate
Rep Ada Caybell says there is no chance Congress will pass a law banning racial discrimination in hotels and restaurants. Powell of Harlem predicts demonstrations in the South if Kennedy's civil rights public accommodations section fails. He blames Republican opposition from Dirksen and Halleck, noting a bill needs GOP support to pass.
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Washington
Ada Caybell
Congress
Powell
Harlem
New York City
Kennedy
South
COP Congressional Lraders
Everett M. Dirksen
Ilinois
Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
Hot Springs National Park Springs Produce Million Gallon Flow
Forty seven thermal springs in Hot Springs National Park yield about one million gallons daily with a steady 144 degree temperature, illustrating a constant mineral water output and uniform heat across the system.
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Hot ‘Springs National Park
State Revenue Climbs to New Record in Arkansas
State revenues for the fiscal year ending Sunday rose to a record 181,433,182 dollars, aided by strong gains in sales and gasoline taxes. Revenue Commissioner J Orville Cheney noted total general revenues at 113,698,007 dollars, up 8,233,292 dollars from the prior year while income tax receipts reached 24,864,693 dollars.
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Little Rock
J. Orville Cheney
Cheney
Arkansas
Governor names seven to Emergency Resources Planning Committee
ATLANTA AP Gov Carl Sanders appoints seven state officials to head a statewide emergency program in case of nuclear attack. The Emergency Resources Planning Committee can freeze prices and rents administer rationing and coordinate state and local management of essential resources during disaster.
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Atlanta
Carl Sanders
Emergency Resources Planning Committee
Raids Arrest Two Men in Arkansas Liquor Bust
In Ouachita County near Camden police raided a location about 14 miles southeast of Camden. Sheriff Grover Linebaker reported Melvin David Vick and Walter R. Sweet, both of Smackover, were arrested and charged with illegal manufacture of liquor.
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Camden, Ark
Camden
Ouachita County
Grover Linebaker
Melvin David Vick
Walter R. Sweet
Smackover
Melbourne Bldgs Gutted by Fire
In Melbourne Arkansas the Stroud Mercantile Co was destroyed and two adjacent buildings damaged on the west side of the city square. Volunteer firemen from Melbourne and Calico Rock battled the blaze for two hours. Damage estimated at 100000 dollars. The Western Auto store and Agricultural Stabilization Committee offices were heavily damaged. J C Miller, a local businessman, reported a small explosion before finding the Stroud building on fire, with officials citing faulty wiring as the likely cause.
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Melbourne, Ark
Stroud Mercantile Co
Melbourne
Calico Rock
Western
Agricultural Stabilization Committee
J.C. Miller
Stroud
Rights Bill Split Across Committees In Congress
Chairman Oren Harris of the House Commerce Committee asked that the public accommodations portion of President Kennedy's civil rights bill be referred to his committee. He urged the Judiciary Committee not to report Title II without Commerce input, noting his panel's jurisdiction over commerce and transportation.
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Washington
Oren Harris
D-Ark
House
Commerce Committee
Kennedy
Senate
Judiciary
Harris
Emanuel Celler
D-N-Y
Judiciary Committee
Anyone Can Develop a Memory Says Anyone Can Develop a Memory
New York AP outlines memory expert Dr Bruno Furst and wife Lotte teaching mnemonics to improve recall of names places and faces. Techniques include hearing names repeating them forming associations and linking items to locations or faces. An anti Nazi refugee since 1998 Furst claims long career teaching memory to thousands in Brooklyn College and at firms.
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New York
Bruno Furst
Lotte
Munich
University of Prague
Brooklyn College
Newcomrs
Mr. Black
Barlow
Furst Hag
Furst
Profumo Faces Court Over Speeding Charge
Brentwood England AP Former War Minister John 2 Profumo, central figure in Britain's political sex scandal, set to appear in court next Wednesday for a speeding summons. He may attend in person though defendants often can plead without presence.
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Brentwood
England
John 2. Profumo
Britain
Bea Sarno
Profumo
Crushed Crone Seeks Help With Ruthless Daughter-In-Law
An elderly widow recalls abuse by her daughter-in-law who seized flowers and a New Testament at a funeral. A reader seeks advice on reclaiming $2000 in loans, setting boundaries, and protecting self-respect while supporting family. The column urges the widow to demand repayment, stop being a doormat, and practice saying No.
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Werson
Len ‘Worden
Jerskine Deac Helen
Santa
No Lead Found in Gillett Church Dynamiting
STUTTGART Ark AP Sheriff Harold Woodson said investigators found no valid lead in the June 18 dynamiting of a Negro church in nearby Gillett. The attack shattered the front door with dynamite about 9 p.m. no injuries occurred. Woodson noted he suspected a transient fanatic due to the absence of local racial unrest.
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Stuttgart
Ark
Harold Woodson
Gillett
Tree Farmers Are Certified In Arkansas Growth
The Arkansas Tree Farm Committee certified 18 new tree farmers at Camden boosting state totals to 11 324 farms and more than 3.6 million managed acres. Tree Farm Chairman B A Ryan of Camden says Arkansas ranks seventh among 48 tree farming states and explains a tree farm as a privately owned forest dedicated to continuous timber production. The note mentions the administration building at the State Hospital built in 1882.
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Camden
Ark
Arkansas Tree Farm Committee
Arkansas
Tree Farm
B. A. Ryan
Ryan
Fix It Ideas and Dating Advice Reflections
A letter page shares practical tips to turn spare time into income by fixing items, refinishing furniture, or boarding pets, plus a reader exchange on dating age. It cites advice from Dear Helen and Miss Eighteen, urging thoughtful approaches to career and relationships. The column notes how attitudes toward advice and independence shape readers’ lives, inviting replies.
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Helen
Miss Experience
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