Church Circles Plan Meetings Across Weekly Schedule
WSCS circles at First Methodist Church set Monday gatherings with hosts in various homes to discuss World Banks receipts and prayers. WMS at First Baptist Week of Prayer for Home Missions starts Monday with a Tuesday banquet at 6 30 pm. Centerville HD Club met with lunch, Arkansas History program, and plan a grab bag fund for 4H clubs.
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WSCS
First Methodist Church
Charles Briant
S. Main
Cecil Weaver
Jack Garner
Bob Turner
D. Franklin
Dale McClellan
Pearl Owens
Circle 3
C. A. Graves
Ralph Smith
Curtis Moran
WMS
First Baptist Church
WMS Brotherhood
Liberty Hill HD Club
Lester Kent
Centerville
Ernie Goynes
Lula Foster
Marlene Faught
Janice Beck
Goynes
Johnny McRoy
Joe Harper
Arkansas
Www
C. Beck
Missing Syncom 1 Satellite Located Near Earth
Harvard researchers reported Syncom 1, the long missing experimental satellite, may be about 2000 miles from Earth after photographs taken at Bloemfontein South Africa. Launched February 14 from Cape Canaveral, it ceased radio signals seconds after lift off and its existence had remained unconfirmed until now.
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Cambridge
Mass
APJ
Africa
Harvard College Observatory
Boyden
Bloemfontein
S.A
Syricom I
Cape Canaveral
Earth
Gas Explosion Hits Little Rock Barber Shop
Roy Brown who runs a barber shop smelled gas on Thursday, struck a match, and heard an explosion under the floor. Firemen confined the blaze to minor damage with no injuries reported.
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Little Rock
Roy Brown
DeGaulle One Who Hurt Ban Talks
Washington reconsiders foreign policy after De Gaulle’s snub of NATO plans and Anglo-Saxon membership, triggering U S-Soviet and Canada-UK tensions. Khrushchev’s Cuba moves, Chinese reaction, and renewed talk of peace coexistence complicate Congress and public opinion. Two Cuban-bound planes attacked a shrimp boat, Castro denying involvement.
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Associated Press
Washington (P
United States
Kennedy
NATO
Canada
U.S
England
Macmillan
Congress
Khrushchev
Cuba
Russia
Red China
Fidel Castro
Bookmobile Schedule For Next Week
Bookmobile routes listed for March across three days. Stops include Badean School Falcon Brockman Hill Michaels Grocery Texas Eastern Allen Home Cale School Edwards Home Patmos School Patmos Community Bluff City Meadow Home Cagle Grocery Pleasant Hill Treas Home with times from 8:30 to 3:18 and 11:48 remaining.
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Badean School
Falcon
Brockman Hill
Michaels
Texas Eastern
Allen
Cale
Edwards
Patmos
Bluff City
Meadow
Cagle
Pleasant Hill
Treas
Always Run Out of Things Around House by Hal Boyle
New York columnist Hal Boyle laments recurring domestic shortages in a humorous essay. He rails at lacking essentials like toilet tissue, shoelaces, light bulbs, aspirin, soda, and chicken noodle soup while noting abundance of beef and vegetable soup. He recalls Army years and jokes with his wife about future stockpiling.
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Hal Boyle
New York
U.S. Army
Frances
Retired Admiral Morison Wins Balzan Prize in Zurich
American naval historian Rear Adm. Samuel Eliot Morison of Boston received a Balzan Prize worth 51 000 Swiss francs for his 15 volume World War II naval history. The Balzan Foundation also awarded four other prizes and its first peace prize to Pope John XXIII.
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Zurich
Switzerland
Samuel Eliot Morison
Boston
Mass
France
Balzan Foundation
John XXIII
Retirement Fund Sells Low Interest Securities to Reinvest
The state Teacher Retirement board in Little Rock sold 1,544,300 in low interest securities for reinvesting funds into higher yield bonds. Purchasers included Stephens Inc Southern Securities Inc Raney Securities Inc and First U S Corporation. Bonds carried three percent interest.
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Little Rock
Soviet Threat and U S Attack Rumor Roils Congress
Congress members urged hot pursuit after an elusive incident while Americans recoiled from the event. Soviet Defense Minister Malinovsky claimed an American attack on Cuba would mean war with Russia, as Khrushchev denounced U S agitators and mocked imperialism, signaling tense calm.
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Congress
Rodion Malinovsky
Cuba
Russia
Khrushchev
America
Dear Helen: Social pressures strain romance and family harmony
Dorothy Dix advises a woman in love to pursue confidence and public speaking to meet social demands, while a wife and mother navigates blended families and in-law conflicts over discipline. Also, a bread-munching aunt tests clan manners, prompting a call to teach children better table etiquette.
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Helen
S Lang
Tih Spring
Bernard Goldner
Nata Lee
Bers
Cuba says U S destroyer rammed Cuban boat near Havana
Havana reports Cuba accuses the U S destroyer Harold J Ellison based at Guantanamo Bay of ramming a 75 foot coastal vessel named Joven Amalia carrying food to a north coast town. Officials say the ship approached, photographed the Cuban boat for 45 minutes, then deliberately struck causing serious damage to the port side. No protest had been filed.
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Havana
Cuba
U.S
Guantanamo Bay
Harold J Ellison
Teenage etiquette request sparks letter to Helen
Janet of Pawtucket asks Helen Worden Erskine to publish a teen problem about a so called troublemaker. She defends her 15 year old stance on lip gloss and rouge while noting parental approval and a planned 16th birthday.
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Helen
Troublemaker
Janet
Pawtucket
Worden Erskine
Dorothy Dix
Treademark
Bell Syndicate
Linkletter Hopeful for His Program on NBC
AP profile of Art Linkletter shows a veteran host reflecting on starting a new NBC evening show after decades with House Party. He explains assembling a new crew slows early progress, yet remains confident after a long, prosperous career. His wealth includes a vast Australian sheep ranch, Argentine holdings, a US dancing-school chain, and multiple ventures.
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Cynthia Lowry
NEW York
Television
Art Linkletter
Linkletter
NBC
Australia
Argentina
United States
Arizona
Tle
Sheriff Ordered to Accept Bonds in Robbery Case
Arkansas Supreme Court ruled Garland County Sheriff Duffie Searcy must accept bonds totaling 12 500 for Julian Perez and Manuel Zurita held on robbery charges. Circuit Judge Dobbs had barred bonds from United Bonding Insurance Co. Bondsman Rudy Burgess refused to post a 5 000 bond. The high court found United's bonds valid but did not issue an opinion on the lower court. The men had filed a habeas corpus petition for release.
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Little Rock
Garland County
Duffie Searcy
Arkansas Supreme Court
P. E. Dobbs
Hot Springs
Searcy
United Bonding Insurance Co
Indianapolis
Ind
C. R. (Rudy) Burgess
Texarkana
Dobbs
Supreme Court
United’s
Julian Perez
Manuel Zurita
High Tribunal
Cuba Trains Latin Guerrillas Supposedly for Sabotage
CIA Director John A. McCone testified before the House Foreign Affairs Committee that 1000 to 1500 Latin Americans went to Cuba in 1962 for sabotage and guerrilla training, with more to follow this year. He described covert travel, a yearlong instruction, and methods for arming groups and making improvised bombs.
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Washington
Central Intelligence Agency
John A. McCone
Cuba
McCone
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Armistead Selden
D-Ala
Selden
Hemisphere
Ship Adele Ohirogge Clears Storm Peril
The German freighter Adele Ohirogge with 36 crew aboard reported sinking 1,500 miles east of New York but later said it was out of danger and proceeding toward Oran. A Coast Guard plane and the cutter Castle Rack assisted. the ship left New York February 23 for Oran with soy beans and waste paper from Brake, Germany.
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NEW York
Adele Ohirogge
Atlantic
Coast Guard
Castle Rack
Brake
Germany
Oran
Algeria
Seventeen salesmen appeal North Dakota mail fraud convictions
Seventeen salesmen from Lenders Service Co Inc of Arkansas appeal their convictions in a North Dakota mail fraud case. They were found guilty of taking fees for loans never obtained. Trial began March 14, 1961 in Bismarck before a jury after three months and 15,000 pages of testimony. Prison terms up to five years were imposed.
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ST. Louis
Lenders Service Co., Inc
Arkansas
North, Dakota
U.S. Court of Appeals
U. S
U. S. Dist
Bismarck
Nld
Students Clash in Belgium Sparks Ethnic Tensions
In Louvain Belgium Walloon and Flemish students clashed amid protests over a plan to divide Louvain University into separate Flemish and Walloon faculties. Walloons say the move would hurt the universitys prestige and status.
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Belgium
Louvain, Belgium
Louvain University
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