Society Calendar March 4 8 events in Hope area
Thursday events include Chapter 328 OES meeting at 7:30 p.m. in the Masonic Hall and Pat Cleburne Chapter UDC lunch at Linberts followed by a business session at Mrs. Whitworth’s home. Fidelis Class dinner Friday. Elementary Art Show Friday and Saturday at the Douglas Building. Rose Garden Club meets Friday for a Washington Pilgrimage. Monday circles of the WSCS meet at various homes. Hope Duplicate Bridge Club reports March 1 results. Nearby residents attend events and visits noted, including Hogue Chevrolet & Oldsmobile opening in Nocona.
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Chapter 328
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Pat Cleburne
UDC
Limbert’s
H. C. Whitworth
First United Methodist Church
Rose Garden Club
Herbert Dodson
Washington
Old Tavern
Environment Enters Into SST Issue
Washington AP Nixon administration says foreign competition drives SST development and environmental questions must be resolved before production. EPA chief Ruckelshaus cites cross Florida barge canal halt for ecological reasons and notes economics dominate SST progress while prototypes could better answer environmental questions.
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Washington
Nixon
William D. Ruckelshaus
Environmental Protection Agency
House Appropriations
Ruckelshaus
Woman Inmate Seeks Void Adoption of Her Child
Ann Shappy, a Cummins Prison Farm inmate serving a one year sentence, filed suit in Little Rock Probate Court to void the 1969 adoption procedures and to be informed of her child's adoption details. The suit cites that Janet Knight of the Welfare Department was made guardian on December 31, 1969 with power to consent to adoption without notifying the natural parents.
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Little Rock
Cummins Prison Farm
Ann Shappy
State Welfare Department
Thomas O. Morton
Women’s Reformatory
Cummins
State Prison Board
Morton
Frank Crawford
State Welfare Board
Len BE. Blaylock
Blaylock
Pulaski
Help Us Helen Marriage Means For Saking Card
Advice column excerpt where a widow queries family interference by her mother in a second marriage. Helen suggests moving to a separate home for stability, noting vows do not require forsaking mothers and advising practical steps. Hope for partnership is slim. a long delay in marriage signals low odds without change.
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Helen
Dad
Mama
T.Q
Hope Star telegraphs daily rates and staff listings
The Hope Star of Hope Arkansas outlines subscription prices by carrier and mail, noting rates for in county and out of state delivery. It lists staff including Alex H. Washburn as president and editor and C.M. (Pod) Rogers in multiple roles, with various advertising, circulation, and management positions.
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By Star Publishing Co
Alex. H. Washburn
Donal Parker
Paul H. Jones
C.M
Pod) Rogers
Billy Dan Jones
Hope
Hempstead
Nevada
Lafayette
Howard
Pike, Clark
Miller
Arkansas
Ebbey
Letter from a mother on youth and prejudice amid teen drivers
A mother defends teens against stigma and searches for respect, recounting her sons’ responsible behavior, the discrimination they face in daily life, and the broader failure of adults to listen. The piece shifts to news that Richard Zanuck is named senior executive vice president at Warner Bros after a Fox management shakeup including David Brown.
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Helen
J. B
Hollywood
Richard Zanuck
20Th Century-Fox
Warner Bros
David Brown
Fox
Zanuck
Darryl
All in the Family stirs debate amid strong medicine tone
AP television critic reviews CBS satire All in the Family noting its bold message and sharp humor. Archie Bunker’s bigoted clashes spark Nielsen attention though linked characters remain unlikable. Some fear the show normalizes prejudice while others praise its provocative intent and potential renewal.
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Cynthia Lowry
NEW York
CBS
Archie Bunker
NBC
Red Skelton
Archie
Inlaw
Seaon
Steel workers face danger and debt as strikes loom
Page Three centers on hard labor and financial strain of steel workers and their families. A worker notes workers gain notice only during strikes. The feature includes dramatic footage of fiery mills. Also reports on Colorado pollution explosion and rapid ski-area building boom. liveliest moments.
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Colorado
Connery Near Deal to Return in New Bond Movie
London AP reports Sean Connery nearly signs to star in another James Bond film after meeting United Artists chiefs. He declined comment but the Daily Sun cites a fee rumor starting at a million dollars plus a share of profits. Malta becomes independent on Sept 21, 1964.
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London
Sean Connery
Connery
United Artists
Daily Sun
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Elementry
Douglas
Women’s Society of Christian Service
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Arch Wylie
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Bob Turner
J. W. Turner
Calvin Smith
Herman Wilson
P. H. Webb
Bridge Club
Hope Duplicate Bridge Club
the Diamond
J. C. Broyles
Taylor Stuart
Syd McMath
R. L. Broach
Marie C. Hendrix
Thomas Hays
Mrs. R. M. Dew
F. D. Henry
Charles N. Menz
Battle Creek, Mich
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Henry Seamans
Mike
Vicki Love
North Little Rock
Seamans
Shelby Forrest
Searcy
Jim Hogue
Chevrolet & Oldsmobile, Inc
Nocona
Texas
R. P. Hogue, Jr
Arval May
Truel A. Hogue
W. E. McFarland
Emmet
Mary's Fashions
Merle Norman Cosmetics
Miracol
East 4Th ST
Ark
STAR
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Senate
Ray
Smith, Jr
Louise Bowker
Arkansas Press Association
LaFayette Hotel
Helen Bettel
Waite
Ralph Originals
Med
Rephan
Hope Star
Star of Hope
Consolidated
Star Building
S. Walnut St
Hope, Ark
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Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
AP News
Ass’n
Arkansas Press Ass'n
Arkansas Dailies, Inc
Poplar
Memphis
Tenn
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Dallas
Michigan Ave
Chicago
E. 42Nd St
N.Y
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Mich
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Okla
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James Bond
Malta
Saenger Theatre
National General Pictures
Robert Wise
Barbara
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