Local church and club events slated March 14 to 17
Community notices list an Alcion Sale at Fellowship Hall March 14 at 7 30 pm and open house for the Golden Wedding Anniversary of Mr and Mrs S H Boyette March 15 from 2 to 4 pm at their Washington home. WMU Circles First Baptist Church meet March 16. WSCS and other groups gather with programs and World Banks urged.
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Shower
Springs Women's Missionary Auxiliary
Fellowship Hall
S. H. Boyette
Washington
WMU
First Baptist Church
Joe Rider
Henry Haynes
J. S. Gibson
Bill Watson
Luther Garner
Circle 5
WSCS
First Methodist Church
Paul McClelland
Wesley Huddleston
Sam Huckabee
Kathleen Mallory
The
Rosa Lee Trout
Cosmopolitan Club
W.R. Herndon, Jr
Mac Turner
Hootenanny Goes 120 Hours for Santa Maria Charity
Students from Alan Hancock College Cal Poly and UC Santa Barbara vow to host a 120 hour hootenanny to raise $10,000 for Sisters Hospital in Santa Maria. If the goal is met early they will extend the singing to 240 hours. The event is a folk singing party, not a goat owl marriage.
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Santa Maria
Calif
Alan Hancock College
Cal Poly State College
San Luis Obispoo
University of California At
Notable career of Henry Cabot Lodge spans war and politics
Henry Cabot Lodge, born into a lineage of politicians, rose from Boston newspaper rookie to U.S. Senator after Harvard in three years. He served in World War II earning six battle stars and the Croix de Guerre, then shaped postwar policy including the Marshall Plan and NATO. He led Eisenhower’s 1952 campaign, later served as United Nations ambassador and was considered for vice president before Kennedy's rise. He accepted the post as U.S. ambassador to South Vietnam at Kennedy's invitation.
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Robert P. Salmon
Concord
Henry Cabot Lodge
Boston
U.S
Lodge
Senate
James Michael Curley
Massachusetts
Europe
Cryiidge
Dwight D. Hisenhower
Ike
New Hempshire
Chicago
Eisenhower
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Adlai E. Stevenson
Tke Ha
John F. Kennedy
Bay State
Soviet Union
United Nations
Richard M. Dixon
Kennedy
South Viet Nam
James Marlow
Associated Press News
Washington
New Hampshire
New
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Goldwater
Rockefeller
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Johnson
Probaly
Injunction Upheld at Pine Bluff Truckers Inn
Chancellor Lawrence Dawson denied lifting a temporary injunction against anti segregation demonstrations at the Truckers Inn in Pine Bluff Arkansas. The ruling cites Arkansas law protecting an establishment operator’s right to select clientele as the basis to maintain the injunction.
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Pine Bluff
Ark
Lawrence Dawson
Arkansas
Ray Watson
Truckers Inn
Dick Gregory
William Hansen
Gregory
Hansen
Dawson
Watson
Jewel Nugent
Waltresa
Hanse
Bookmobile Schedule Reads By Route And Time
A transit schedule lists March routes with stop names and times across several days. Colom bus lines visit Columbus Day Home Oakhaven Washington Qozan Ray Home Bob's tirecery Tollett Home Luck Ranch Bhull City Cagle Ciacery Pleasant Jill Treas Home Willisville School Simpson Home Willisville Community Fore Home and Kelly Home with morning and afternoon slots on March 17 18 and 19.
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Columbus
Day
Oakhaven
Washington
Ray
Tollett
Luck Ranch
Bhull City
Cagle
Personalities Drive New Hampshire Primary Impact
James Marlow argues personality mattered more than policy in New Hampshire as Henry Cabot Lodge won a write-in vote despite little campaigning. The piece contrasts Lodge’s image with Goldwater Rockefeller and Nixon, noting voters favor familiarity, anti-communism stance, and Lodge’s long ambassadorship over active policy positions.
Darlene Braden to Wed William Tyler in March Church Ceremony
Engagement announced for Darlene Braden daughter of Mr and Mrs James Braden to William Tyler son of Mr and Mrs Jr Tyler of Patmos. Braden a Hope High and Four State Beauty College graduate employed at Leis Beauty Shop. Tyler an Hope High School honor graduate 1982 attends University of Arkansas. Wedding set March 28 at 7 pm Garrett Memorial Baptist Church. No cards sent.
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James Braden
Darlene
William Tyler
Jr. Tyler
Patmos
Miss Braden
Hope High School
Leis
University of Arkansas
Garrett Memorial Baptist Church
Weeping Widow Mine Turns To Banker's Threats
Tiberius Jones pressures Charlie Medders for earnest money from overdue loans amid a looming stockholder meeting. Medders offers only a token payout while Jones hints at exposing Belila Stern to secure favors. The scene ends with Medders fleeing to the hills in doubt and fear of a rotten deal and lies surrounding a girl.
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Tiberius Jones
Charlie Medders
Jong
Charlie
Jones
Burks
Medders
Belila Stern
Tucson
O'Toole
Ife
Hato
Ledge’s Earlier Liberal Stance Revealed In 1950s Context
In a 5 hour hearing, Dawson commented on rights without state endorsement of Watson’s action. The piece notes Pillar figures like Ben Grinage and NAACP involvement, while recalling Ledge as a Republican who helped Eisenhower’s 1952 bid. It contrasts Ledge’s wartime internationalism with the era’s conservative labels.
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Medders
Jones
Ben Grinage
Pine Bluff Movement
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Dawson
Watson
Ozark Frontier Trail Promoters Target Summer Readiness
Four-state governors meeting in Hot Springs, Arkansas signaled quick progress on the Ozark Frontier Trail promotion. Arkansas governor Faubus learned a secondary loop will be added, diverting at Salem through Batesville Heber Springs the Greers Ferry Lake area Marshall and Buffalo River State Park before rejoining at Yellville. The loop expands a giant Missouri Kansas Oklahoma Arkansas circuit with API backing and plans for a promotional film and marked routes.
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John R. Starr
Hot Springs
Ark
Orval E. Fauus
Arkansas
James G. Bennett
American Petroleum Institute
Faubus
Salem
Batesville
Heber Springs
Greers Ferry Lake
Marshall and
Buffalo River State Park
Yellville
Missouri
Kansas
Oklahoma
Bennett
API
John M. Dalton
John Anderson Jr
Henry Bellman
Carmel Quinn Busy Irish Star on St Patrick’s Day Tours
AP report highlights Carmel Quinn, a Dublin born singer now in Leonia New Jersey, juggling Saint Patrick’s Day invitations and TV appearances. She’ll sing on Ed Sullivan’s show and on Arthur Godfrey’s radio program, while managing family duties at home. Her marriage to Bill Fuller ties her to Irish entertainment circuits.
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Cynthia Lowry
New York
Carmel Quinn
Dublin
Leonia
N.J
Lucy Monroe
Miss Quinn
Ed Sullivan
Arthur Godfrey
Iit
Goodfrey
Carmel
Bill Fuller
County Kerry
NBC
ABC
Ed McMahon
Big
Dick Clark
Weekend View
Man Killed by an Avalanche in Jackson
Dick Pittman thirty year old ski patrolman who saved a man buried by a snow slide last January died in an avalanche on Thursday He was hurled about one thousand feet down Snow King Mountain and buried ten minutes before his body was recovered.
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Jackson
Wyo
Dick Pittman
Pitmann
Snow King Mountain
The European idea of teaching sons sex to men
Dorothy Dix explores a mother’s plea to a psychologist about a father’s suggestion to have their 17 to 19 year old son meet call girls for experience. She notes European upper-class acceptance, contrasts with American psychology, and warns of psychological harm and a future unhappy marriage.
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France
Italy
Spain
Why some men consider widows fair game
A guidance note from Walter Ducker of the Federation Employment Service presents a seven and eight question test to diagnose why promotions may fail. It asks about attendance, punctuality, productivity, defensiveness, accident rate, workplace harmony, emergency judgment, and trust in firms to treat employees fairly. Most should answer no. yes to several may show self-sabotage. Monday: Why some men consider widows fair game.
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Walter Ducker
Federation Employment Service
New Rating TV Method Considered
Hollywood AP reports Ralph Dighton describes a novel program rating system using trucks with revolving antennas to sample thousands of TV sets. The device, called a comparator, reads each home’s signal to identify channels and could count 106 sets per minute per truck, surveying up to 160000 sets with fifty trucks in half an hour.
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Ralph Dighton
Hollywood
James L. Tanner
Charles
Wilmington
Tanner
Frank Champion
ABC Television
Demonstration Called Off At Shepherd College Dormitory
A last minute agreement ended a demonstration by about 75 freshmen in Miller Hall at Shepherd College. Dean Molly Borwick promised extermination of termites at the dorm, leading to the suspension of the protest.
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Shepherdstown
W.va
Shepherd College
Miller Hall
Molly Borwick
Borwick
Moscow Notes Ike's Memoirs
Moscow reports that World Economy and International Relations began printing chapters of former President Dwight D. Eisenhower memoirs. Tass says little about Eisenhower has appeared in the Soviet Union since the 1960 Paris Four Power Conference blowup after the U2 incident.
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Moscow
World Economy and International Relations
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Tass
Eisenhower
Soviet Union
Paris
Desperate Show Wins Ball Game
In Pine Bluff Arkansas Wynne edged Da Mascus 69 68 in the state Negro basketball tournament after John Pettis hit a 75 foot desperation shot at the buzzer to end the first overtime and tie the game before Wynne won in the second OT.
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Pine Bluff
Ark
John Pettis
Wynne
Damascus
Pettis
Hen Wynne
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Walt Disney
Op Weller
Buera Wald
Mr. Lodge
Darlene Braden
By Nelson C. Nye
Ledge
Ozark Trail
Ing
Hollywood Palace
Morey Amsterdam
Rosemarie
Dick van Dyke
Lyndon B. Johnson
Dorothy DIX
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Mondiay
Desperate Show
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