Community Clubs and Church Circles Meet March 8 in Hope
Local notices list multiple society events for March 8 including women’s circles at First Presbyterian Church Fellowship Hall Circle 1 2 and 4 7 10 meetings with lessons taught by Mrs. Paul Klipsch Mrs. George Hughes and others. Ruth Sunday School Class at First Baptist meets 7 pm in Fellowship Hall hosted by Mrs. Mable Hannon and Miss Floy Honea. Deb orah Class meets 7:30 pm at Mrs. J F Gibson’s home. The Friendship Class of the Baptist Church and other garden and PTA groups plan meetings March 9 10 with programs on art education desserts and flower arranging. A group of 18 attends Shreveport trip for Sound of Music. J S McDowell returns home after Texarkana surgery. others injured in car accident are dismissed from hospital.
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Cirele
Fellowship Hall
Cle
Ginele
W. E. White
Paul Klipsch
Crit Stuart Sr
George Hughes
Ruth
First Baptist Church
Hosta
Mable Hann
Floy Honea
Deborah
J. F. Gibson
Ste Friendship
the Baptist Arch
Mary Walker
Jack Fielding
Roy Taylor
Hope Iris Club
C. P. Tolleen
Neil Osborn
A. A. Halert
Proclamation Declares Girl Scout Week in Hope 1966
Mayor John B. Gardner Jr proclaims March 6 to 12, 1966 as Girl Scout Week and March 12 as the 54th anniversary of Girl Scouting in the United States. He urges citizens to support the program so more girls benefit from its Promise of Service and community involvement.
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Girl Scouts
United States of America
Girl Scout Organization
Juliette Gordon Low
Savannah
Georgia
Girl Scouts of
Girl Scouting
John B. Gardner Jr
Hope
John. B. Gardner, Jr
Long Siege of Sneezing Unabated
Miami high school sophomore June Clark, 17, endures a two month siege of sneezing with one attack per minute. She returned to the hospital after developing bladder trouble and refusing food. Doctors remain baffled as treatments from hypnosis to infra red exposure fail.
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Miami
Fla
June Clark
Miam
June
Weekend World Happenings From Hope Larkly
The Associated Press reports a weekend of upheaval from a Boeing 707 crash over Mt Fuji with 124 aboard among 321 deaths in three crashes, plus a Miami jet belly landing, a savage blizzard in the Dakotas and Minnesota, and Viet Nam developments. Notables include Gen Taylor and Adm Sharp urging harbor mining at Haiphong, Westmoreland praising troops, Fulbright preparing Red China hearings, and a Miami slay case ending with an innocence finding for Candace Messler and Melvin Powers.
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Associated Press
Japan
U.S
British Overseas Airways Corp
Mt. Fuji
BOAC
Thermo King Corp
Minneapolis
Miami
Fla
Eastern Air Lines
Minnesota
Dakotas
Mobridge
S.D
Maxwell D. Taylor
President Johnson
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Haiphong
Honolulu
D-Ark
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Red China
Fulbright
Viet Nam
United States
Senate
China
Candace Messler
Melvin Lane Powers
Mossler case ends after 16 hour jury deliberation
The jury reached a verdict after more than 16 hours of deliberation in the case of Mrs. Mossler and Powers. Mrs. Mossler, 40, and Powers, 29, spoke at a news conference saying they have no plans to… President Johnson orders action to curb summer unrest by creating 1,750,000 jobs for youths. A U.S. paratrooper was wounded in Santo Domingo, and a guard member protecting ex-President Juan Bosch was shot dead near his home.
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Ing
Jacques Mossler
Vidlerice
Dominican Republic
U.S
Santo Dominfigo
Juan Bosch
Revolutionary Party
Business group chief calls Viet Nam tax to curb inflation
Robert P Gethels president of the Chamber of Commerce of the United States urged a special Viet Nam war tax at a Dayton press conference. He argued that such a tax would slow inflation and replace increased deficit spending with targeted funding during the conflict.
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Dayton
Ohis
Chamber of Commerce of the United States
Robert P. Gethels
Nations donate to JFK Library funds near 1.2 million
Washington AP report notes that twenty five governments contributed a total of 1.2 million dollars toward the John F. Kennedy Library project in Cambridge Massachusetts. Senator Robert F. Kennedy announced the latest gift of 10000 dollars from the government of Iraq.
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Washington
John F. Kennedy
Cartebridge
Mass
Robert F. Kennedy
Dn.y
Iraq
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Lilac Garden Club
Roy Wilson
West Ave C
Curtis Urrey
Paisley P. T. A
Gerald Schlieff
Brookwood P TA
Paul Lang
Daffodil Garden Club
the Hope Country Club
Country Club
Milton Eason
Thompson Evans, Jr
Tom Kinser
Charles Sharpe
Herbert Burns
Mom BM
Meadames
Lester Godwin
Charles Jones
R. M. LaGrone
Comer Boyette
Gardenia Garden Club
Charles Flowers
Wallis Monroe
Flowers Home
Bob Turner
Paul Rawson
Robert Kiger
Turner
Ned Ray Purtle
Lonnie Crow
Melvin Redd
J. W. McRoy
Charles Johnson
N. N. Johnson
Hot Springs
Don Johnson
Howard Johnson
Hotspergs
Shreveport
Sound of Music
Bill Routon
Ray Turner
Tony McLarty
James McLarty
Ralph Routon
Steve Routon
Jerry Pruden
Clay Lehman
Susan Turner
Connie Hendrix
Lamar Cox
Doug Byrd
Jimmy Pruden
Jackie Townsend
Delia Jordan
Sarah Schenck
Kevin Guerin
J. 8. McDowell
Texarkana Hospital
D. H. Crafton
Ft. Bragg
N. C
Cynthia Collier
Ft Worth
Tex
Holland Brown
Pine Bluff
Fred Formby
Haskell Jones
Offeat
Charlton
Heston
Richard Boone
William Wyler
the Collector
Irish International Airlines
Fhsh Ave
N.Y
Rolle
Fashion Manor
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