Calendar circles meet at homes for WSCS and church events
Society Calendar notes Circle No 2 WSCS to meet at Mrs Chande Ager 620 BE Second SL Monday March at 4 pm bring World Banks Circle No 6 WSCS Methodist church meets Monday March 6 at 2 pm at Mrs Max Bolar program by Mrs E J Whitman bring world banks Circle 1 WSCS Methodist Sharch meets Monday March 6 at 3 pm at Mrs R D Franklin bring work banks Circle No 3 W S b S will meet with Mrs Tr a Mose at 8 pm Monday Mareh 6 WMS First Baptist Church Week of Prayer for Home Mission observed nursery opens 145 jam WMS Roundtable 130 pm Mission study Wesleyan Service Guild No 1 at Mrs Glenlee Porter March 6 7 pm Liberty Hill Home Demonstration Club meets with
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Chande Ager
Methodist Church
Max Bolar
E. J. Whitman
Methodist Sharch
R. D. Franklin
Tr. A “Moove
Mareh
Wesleyan Service Guild No. 1
Glenlee Porter
House weigh bill stalls after rule change debate
A House debate over a weight bill stalls as supporters hover near 67 votes needed to bring it to the floor while a rule change proposal to cut committees and alter seniority rules looms. Rep Marion Crank denounces the motion as a tactic to delay the measure.
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First Baptist Church Week of Prayer Activities Schedule
.mrs irvin betts announces tuesday march 7 events at 2 pm the brotherhood wms of first baptist church plan a 7 pm dinner meeting with guest speaker miss vena aguil lard a day of prayer is observed wednesday march 8 at 7 30 pm followed by a home mission playlet thursday march 9 at 2 pm wms meet to observe week of prayer nursery opens 1 45 pm friday march 10 church observes week of prayer nursery opens 1 45 pm friday march 17 flower arranging demonstration at first presbyterian church 9 30 am to 12 noon and 1 30 pm to 4 pm admission 50c for out of town visitors and non garden club members also noted is will dilg founder tzank walton league life spent in mena ark
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Vena Aguillard
All Circle
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Hazel Sorrells
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Ann Wollerman Cireles
First Baptist Church
Robert Phillips
Malvern
First Presbyterian Church
Will Dilg
Tzank Walton League of America
Mena, Ark
Bush Bee
Trade Heavy Early on Stock Market
New York trading moved higher at midday with the Associated Press average up to 245.20 as rails and utilities rose while chemicals showed irregular patterns. Steels motors and aviation shares advanced, with New York Central up a point and Texas Instruments gaining over 3, Litton and IBM up about 2, and the Dow Jones Industrial Average at 671.34, up 1.95.
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Alwad
Associated Press
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Texas Instruments
Litton Industries
International Business Machines
U.S
Louisiana Plant Blast Probed at Baton Rouge Plant
Ethel Corp executives continued their probe into a series of explosions that shattered two chemical units at the Baton Rouge plant on Thursday, killing two men and injuring 92. Nelson Q.C. Dunham, 53, remained in critical condition as doctors expressed little hope for his survival. Three other men were hospitalized.
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Medan Declared Closed Region Amid Rebel Activity
Military authorities declared Medan in northern Sumatra a closed region, reported by Antara News Agency. Medan has long been a hotbed of antigovernment rebels for three years.
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Indonesia
Sumatra
Medan
Antara
Nehru denies Khrushchev apologized for espionage
Prime Minister Nehru rejects reports that Soviet Premier Khrushchev apologized for espionage by Soviet Embassy staff in New Delhi. He says the apology came from the Soviet Ambassador Bendiktov. Washington county in Arkansas is cited with 1960 census data noting a large population and a misreported slavery figure.
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India
Nehru
Khrushchev
Bendiktov
Washington County
Arkansas
Mrs Bill Oates Hosts Rotary Fellow Tea in Prescott
Mrs Bill Oates entertained a Tuesday afternoon tea from 2:30 to 4 at her home honoring Miss D Elton Devlin of Pine Bluff ambassador of goodwill who spoke to the Rotary Club on her Rotary Foundation Fellow experience in Australia. Guests included rotary wives and club members with coffee tea and cookies served. Also notes on WSCS Bible study executive board meeting Presbyterian women plans for neighborhood groups and various local visits and services.
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D. Elton Devlin
Pine Bluff
Rotary
Goodwill
Rotary Club
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Australia
Kenneth Reaves
Robert Hambright
Freeman Ligon
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W. O. Watkins
Algerian Crisis Echoes of a Peace 1956 Stand
The article notes a nationalist leader once seen as moderate before capture, praised by rebels as honorary deputy premier in a rebel cabinet. Both sides face extremist pressure. Algeria seeks revenge after years of war while French factions insist on continued French control to shield European interests. Elections likely favor independence.
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de Gaulle
Peace Corps Emerges As Kennedy Explains New Aid Plan
President Kennedy established a Peace Corps by executive order to deploy trained volunteers who will teach, build, and aid development overseas without salary, living with communities, and receiving subsistence wages. The plan calls for government and private support, with training six weeks to six months and potential service two to three years.
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Congress
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D-Minn
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D-Wis
Humphrey
University of Colorado
Research Foundation
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Africa
South America
Potential Peace Corps Cost Estimate Mentioned
The article notes AP content rights and lists ad representatives while discussing a future peace corps. It cites Colorado professors estimating a 5,000 member corps could cost about 50 million dollars per year, with Kennedy avoiding a guess. It mentions plans for hundreds of volunteers and broad domestic dissemination of AP news.
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Kennedy
Colorado
Lady Churchill Resting Comfortably In London Hospital
The 75 year old Lady Churchill was reported resting comfortably today in a London hospital after entering Tuesday night.
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London
Chancery Court Notice in Hempstead County Arkansas
Legal notice from the Chancery Court of Hempstead County Arkansas dated March 4 11 18 25 1961 with petitioner Jamie Russell and Frank Holt attorney general by James H Pilkinton special attorney.
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Hempstead County
Arkansas
Jamie Russell
Frank Holt
James H. Pilkinton
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