Founders Day at Shorter College March 3–4 1964
Founders Day at Shorter College North Little Rock Arkansas on Tuesday and Wednesday March 3 and 4 1964 features Dr H B Williams president of Southern Baptist College Walnut Ridge delivering the address and Dr Bennie J Nolen editor of the Christian Recorder speaking for Alumni at 2:00 p.m. Bishop Frederick D Jordan of Los Angeles will give the sermon Tuesday at 10:00 a.m. The presiding Elder's Council meets at 1:30 a.m. and Women's Missionary assembly at 3:00 p.m. College Choir and Dramatic Club perform Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. Dr Williams a native of Arkansas has held the Shorter College presidency since 1941 and was the youngest college president in the United States at election. Southern Baptist College was recently approved by the North Central Association. Bishop Jordan is presiding Bishop of the 14th Episcopal District and lives in Los Angeles. Dr Nelon, native of Hot Springs, was editor of the A M E Church official periodical since 1936. bishop John D Bright will preside over Arkansas and Oklahoma services. President H Solomon Hill presides Wednesday. Treasurer Harry Hawthorne and Circuit Clerk Jim Cole.
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Shorter College
North Little Rock
Arkansas
H. &. Williams
Southern Baptist College
Walnut Ridge
Bennie J. Nolen
The
Christian Recorder
Frederick D. Jordan
Los Angeles
California
Presiding Elder's Council
Women’s Missionary Assembly
College
Dr. Williams
Igasa
Quachita College
Southwestern Baptist Seminary
Ouachita College
United States
North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Bishops Jordan
Atlanta
West Africa
Northwestern University
Garrett Biblical Institute
Wilberforce University
First A.M.E. Church
Los Angles
Nelon
Hot Springs
Payne Theological Seminary
Nashville
Tennessee
A.M.E. Church
John D. Bright
Oklahoma
H. Solomon Hill
Human figure bottle dug from mound near St Francis River
In 1910 a black earthenware bottle was unearthed from a mound on the Bonner Place north of Madison in St Francis County. The relic lay broken into ninety five pieces and, when reassembled, stood thirteen inches high as a human figure. Its tales, if it could speak, would be told.
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St. Francis River
Bonner Place
Madison
St. Francis County
Pretty Picture of Economy Is Painted By Edmond Lebreton
The Senate House Economic Committee predicts good times in 1964 as tax savings spread through the economy but warns that price hikes by private producers or deep government budget cuts could spoil the outlook. Republicans criticize President Johnson’s administration for heating the economy this election year, while Democrats praise the tax cut and defense economies but warn against unemployment rises.
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Edmond Lebreton
Washington
Senate
House Economic Committee
Tocay
Johnson
Senators
House
Leap Fails as Bronx Boy Falls to Death
Police say a 15 year old Bronx boy leaped about 15 feet between roof tops and fell five stories to his death. An open tube of airplane glue with narcotic effect was found on the roof where Michael Vance reportedly jumped.
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New York
Bronx
Michael Vance
Psychiatrist to Examine Ruby Again in Oswald Killing Case
In Dallas AP report, defense psychiatrist Dr. Manfred Guttmacher meets Jack Ruby for over an hour as court nears prosecution witness start. Ruby’s sanity duel between Wade and Belli over 75 potential witnesses. Ruby seeks lie detector test amid trial for murder with malice in Oswald case.
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Dallas
Jack Ruby
Ruby
Manfred Guttmacher
Supreme Bench of Baltimore
Guttmacher
Texas
Lee Harvey Oswald
Oswald
Kennedy
Henry M. Wade
Wade
J.R. Leavelle
L. C. Graves
Joe B. Brown
Melvin Belli
Belli
Phil Burleson
Bell
Protests Rock Gabon Region Amid Arrests
In Gabon antigovernment demonstrations have broke out, with police and gendarmes intervening in Libreville. Reports from Brazzaville say arrests were made as the unrest spread, following the discovery of a body atop a store near a resident’s home.
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Brazzaville
Congo Republic
Gabon
Leon Mba
Libreville
Alabama Negro Seeks Congress Under Unique Plan
In Jasper Alabama Amelia P Boynton of Selma qualified to oppose Rep Kenneth Roberts of Anniston under Alabama s 9 8 elimination method for Democratic nominees The plan follows seat loss and failed redistricting Each old district nominates a candidate in the May 5 primary with runoffs June 2 for the nomination Boynton an insurance agent from Savannah Georgia is the first Negro to run for Congress in Alabama since Reconstruction Day
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Jasper
Ala
Alabama
Amelia P. Boynton
Selma
Kenneth Roberts
Anniston
Boynton
Savannah
Johnson to Press for Stamp Plan
Washington AP President Johnson will push a nationwide food stamp plan in a forthcoming message. He intends to urge Congress to authorize the program, expand rural school lunch equipment aid, and address gaps in current efforts to aid low income rural residents.
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Johnson
Washington
Congress
Independence County
Ark
House Agriculture Committee
Agriculture Department
Coup Time Turbulence In Mba Regime Restoration Report
Casualties were mentioned but no other details were immediately available. Mba was ousted by a coup on February 18, but French troops intervened to restore him before the provisional government could take power. Demonstrators began on Sunday and continued this morning.
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Mba
Warning Order in Hempstead County Chancery Court
In Hempstead County Arkansas a warning order requires defendants Aubrey York Mrs Aubrey York Cletis York Mrs Cletis York Dale York Mrs Dale York and Mrs Harlan York to appear within thirty days and answer the Cemials of Mrs J C Stone et al The clerk Jim Cole seals the court this 14th day of February 1964 with subsequent notices February 17 24 and March 2 1964
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BIOF
Chancery Court
Hempstead County
Ark
J. C. Stone
Aubrey York
Cletis York
Dale York
Harlan York
Picinttt
J. 0. Stone
Jim Cole
83 Die in Innsbruck Plane Crash
INNSBRUCK Austria AP Helicopters began rescue work after a Bristol Britannia four engine airliner crashed into Mt Gamslahner Spitz southeast of Innsbruck. 83 people perished including 73 Britons, an Austrian and a Canadian.
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Innsbruck
Austria
U.S. Air Force
Gamslahner Spitz
Gamslahner and
Glungezer Peaks
International Fagle
E. Williams
Williams
Leopold Koehler
Austrian Civil Aviation Office
Eagle
Hope Star publication masthead and staff credits
The Hope Star Star of Hope 1889 edition lists staff roles including Alex Washburn as editor and publisher Paul H. Jones as managing editor and Donal Parker as advertising manager and C M Pod Roger Jr as circulation manager. It notes subscriptions, mailing zones, and locations of Associated Press membership and offices.
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Alex, MH
Washburn
Paul H. Jones
Donal Parker
Mgr
C. M
Pod
Roger, Jr
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Oakcrest Funeral Home
Dial Ae
Herndon-Cornelius Funeral Home
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Western Auto
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Moxley Grocery
Hope
AEROS
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Barry’s Grocery
Jesse Morris
H. Byers
Virgil Daniel
Prescott Transfer & Storage Co
Prescott, Are
Jack Crenshaw
Saratoga
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Ratcliff Breeding Service
Prescott
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P.O
Hope Accounting Service
Don Montgomery
Faught Tree Service
Clifford Franks
Mockingbird Lane
Irvin Greghorn
Perry's
Perry
Highway 67 East
Vernon Yancey
S. Main St
Imoc
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Mr. Heath
Memphis
Hope Pawn Shop
S. Walnut
Hubert Kidd
Spring Hill
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Stauffer
Dean Murphy
Schooley's
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Esther Hicks
Eiven
P.T.A
C. G. Carmichael
Star
Jimmie Griffin
U. G
Garre K
Trateliff Orie ”, Byers
J. D. “Dick” Turnage
Carter Sutton
Harry Hawthorne
S. Elm St
Sherwin-Wiliams Co
Boy
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Associated Press
Koehler
Tonsbruck
Star of Hope
Wee
Star Publishing CO
C. E. Palmer
Nee H. Washburn
Secy-Treas
South
Walnut Street
Hope, Arkansas
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Hempstead
Nevada
LaFayette
Howard
Miller Counties
Arkansas Dailies, Inc
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By Quincy
Morty Meekle
Dick Cava
NEA
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