Calendar Circle and WSCS Meet Across Churches
Community church notices list multiple meetings from First Methodist and First Baptist. Dates include March 19 and March 21 with hosts Mrs Fred Clanton Miss Mary Tout Copland and Mrs Ian Barba Forte. Also PTA councils and visitation committees set gatherings at various homes and classrooms.
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Circle
WSCS
First Methodist Church
Mare
Fred Clanton
Methodist
Mary Touts
Copland
Ian Barba Fotte
Nevada County
PTA Council
Max
Kellish
Borleaw
Max Kilchen
Camele Wilh Heey
Broadway
Hee Wscs
Widalis
Marcel
Spain
WMS
First Baptist
Marth
Tellawings
Martha Hairston
Mess Perry Moses
Springsitl Road
Kathleen Mallory
Alt
First Baptist Church
Ak Ai Pat
Bob Hernan
Top American Communists Are Arrested
In New York two leaders of the American Communist Party, Gus Hall and Benjamin J. Davis, were arrested by U.S. marshals on federal warrants after a grand jury indictment on six counts each. They were released on bail of 5000 dollars each. The indictments charge conspiracy under the Smith Act and accuse the pair of teaching and advocating overthrow of the government by force. If convicted, they face up to five years and a ten thousand dollar fine per count.
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New York
Eds
Gus Mall
Benjamin J. Davis
Rpost
Davis
U.S
American Communist Party
Chelsea
Manhattan
Washington
Trall
Communist Party
New York City
Wal
Auly
Robert F. Kennedy
Kennedy
John Abt
Wall
Ball
Ordinances Must Be Published In Newspaper or Public Places
North Little Rock official Haut O. Nuke argued for saving money by printing only headings. The attorney general's office ruled that all general and permanent ordinances and bylaws must be published in a newspaper if available, or otherwise in at least five public places in the community.
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Little Rock
North Little Rock
Haut O. Nuke
Mills UH
Munity
Signals From Red Satellite Spotted by Bochum Observatory
ROCHUM Germany The Bochum Observatory announced it has detected signals from a space craft resembling a Soviet satellite The signals were received between 3 09 pm and 3 24 pm EST on the same frequencies used by Yuri Gagarin and Gherman Titov broadcasts The satellite’s altitude was estimated at about 124 miles and a full orbit would take roughly 92 minutes
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Rochum
Germany
Bochum Observatory
Yuri Gagarin
Gherman Titay
Sime
Marriage Boom Is Predicted in United States
A government statistician, Dr. Forrest Ho Linder, director of the National Center for Health Statistics, predicted a major marriage boom as birth rates rise. He urged Congress for more funds to improve county health tracking during the high birth-rate period after World War II. The testimony highlighted rising marriage age and the effect of postwar societal shifts on family formation.
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Washington
Gov- Gramett
Forrest Ho Linder
National Center For Health Statistics
House
Sale Hays
Bookmobile Schedule For Next Week
Bookmobile routes listed for March including Fonke School and Fonke Community on March 20. Stops include Garland Post Office and Garland City School on March 21 with Genoa Cempat School and Gee Road Central Community. March 22 covers Laneburg School Manns Grocery and Rosiston School.
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Fonke
Pan
Farris
Garland City Post
Garland City
Genoa Cempat
Gee ‘Roa Central
Aim
Laneburg
Mann's Grocery
Rosiston
Slayton Out With Heart Condition
Washington reports NASA announced astronaut Donald K. Slayton will not fly the next Mercury mission due to a heart condition detected since 1959. Scott Carpenter will replace him, with Walter M. Schirra Jr. as backup. Slayton remains in the Mercury program while condition is studied.
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Washington
Tapi
Afo
Donald K. Slayton Rom
John H. Glennon
M. Scott Carpenter
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Larlier
Air Force
Slayton
Sai
Space Agency
Stayton
U.S
Glenn
Earth
Carpenter
Navy
Walter M. Schira Jr
Charles Slayton
Sparta
Wis
Myrs
Boukler
Cala
Florence Carpenter
Scott
Boulder
Arkansas Schools Earn Honors in Scholastic Press Contest
The Columbia Scholastic Press Association honored Arkansas publications in its 38th annual student newspaper contest. Northside High School Fort Smith earned medalist status in print newspapers for schools with 1502 to 2500 students. West Side Junior High Little Rock received first place for Junior Life in the 701 to 1200 student class. Arkansas State Teachers College Conway Was named second division for college newspapers. Northside High School The Litsmith was placed in third for high school literary and art magazines. Over 1700 entries were submitted.
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New York
Columbia Scholastic Press Association
Arkansas
Grizzly
Northside High School
Fort Smith
West Side
Little Rock
Echo
Arkansas State Teachers College
Conway
the Litsmith
Uuiva
Warning Order in Hempstead Chancery Court
The defendant William Walker is warned to appear in the Hempstead Chancery Court within thirty days and answer the complaint by plaintiff Jodie Huntley Walker. Witness Jamie Russell, Chancery Clerk, March 3, 1963.
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Hempstead
William Walker
Jamie Russell
Chancery
Secretly Married Students Killed Near Ashland
A secretly married couple Brenda Lou Fraley Howard, 17, and Donald Ray Howard, 19, were shot to death in their car near Ashland Kentucky. Police found Mrs Howard mortally wounded in the back seat and Mr Howard dead in the front. He reportedly reached for a pistol in the glove compartment. the gun was unfired. The couple had wed Feb 17 and will have a joint funeral Saturday. Police detective Billy Joe Van Moose said no clues had been found.
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Ashland
Kentucky
Brenda Lou Fraley Howard
Ashland High School
Donald Ray Howard
Kenova
W.va
Billy Joe van Moose
Industrial Production Reaches Record High Level
The Federal Reserve Board reports February industrial output rose to 115 percent of the 1957 average, marking a new peak after January’s slight dip. The gain covers mines factories and utilities in a nationwide index.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Rockefeller urges Arkansas to shed defeatist image
Winthrop Rockefeller told a Roelelvile club that Arkansans suffer an inferiority complex from hillbilly jibes but have begun a "dawn in the mouth" ascent. He warned defeatism may return, cited high in state, and urged schools and business leaders to persuade graduates to stay in Arkansas. He noted many young residents leave after college while retirees are not a problem.
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Little Rock
Winthrod
Rockefellers
Arkansans
Arkansas
Roelelvie Club
Arkansas Industrial Development Commission
Rockefeller
Carpenter's Life of Flight and Space Ambitions
Born May 1, 1925 in Boulder Colorado Carpenter began flying in 1943 via the Navy V6 program at Colorado College. He earned an aero nautical engineering degree in 1949, served as airborne electronics expert, flew anti-submarine and surveillance missions in the Korean War, graduated from Navy test pilot school in 1954, and joined Project Mercury as a astronaut candidate while living with his family at Langley Air Force Base Virginia. He pursues archery diving and skiing in his spare time and is Episcopalian.
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Boulder
Colo
Carpenter
Navy
Colorado College
University of Colorado
Yellow
South China Seas
Formosa Straits
Langley Air Force Base
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Manned Space Flight Center
Associated Press Rights Note in Local Paper
Local edition carries Associated Press materials. AP content rights apply to use in this newspaper and its local dispatches. The note confirms exclusive republication rights and distribution of AP news within the publication.
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Associated Press
Hurrah for advice on look-alike twins and independence
Dorothy Dix discusses twins and the danger of dressing them alike, sharing stories of a wife whose husband’s twin caused trouble, a foster mother struggling to separate two energetic boys, and a twin sister who pursued separate paths after early bonding. She argues for honoring individuality and warns against treating twins as one unit.
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Helen
Tweedledee
Tweedledum
Europe
Tam
Sam
Orient
Jonesboro Hikes Teacher's Pay
Jonesboro teachers will get a $150 raise next school year and non teaching staff receive $100 more. Superintendent C J Geis said minimum salaries for teachers with a bachelor's degree rise to $3,300 and maximum to $3,900.
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Jonesboro, Ark
Jonesboro
C. J. Geis
Being a Twin and the Value of Individuality
A writer reflects on twin life, noting shared experiences, mutual understanding, and the wish for each child to develop unique talents. The piece concludes with a call to Helen Worden Erskine for a copy of a helpful leaflet titled Being Tactful, requesting a stamped self-addressed envelope.
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Dake
Helen Worden Erskine
Dorothy Ix Trademark Feature Note
Dorothy Ix is listed as a registered trademark in a Belt Syndicate feature. The item identifies branding status and notes intellectual property designation within the periodese syndicated segment.
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Belt Syndicate
Mayor Wynne Estimates Dallas County Population
An attorney and tax consultant, Mayor Thomas Wynne, estimates the population at £,000 for Dallas County, noting a total of 10,522 with Fordyce at 3,890. He criticizes the survey method, quoting a resident who faced a week’s wait and then only tax return questions as the operation nears completion today.
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Dallas County
Thomas Wynne
Dallas’ County
Fordyce
Wynne
Rey
Free Textbooks Touted To Cut High School Dropouts
Rep Roy Galyean of Benton County urged the Arkansas Legislative Council to study a free textbook program for high school students. He noted only about 30 percent graduate from grammar school to high school, blaming rising book costs. The education committee will study the proposal.
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Little Rock
Roy Galyean
Benton County
Arkayisas Legislative Council Today
Writers pick The Hustler best written American film
The Hustler by Sidney Carroll and Robert Rossen was named best written American screen drama at the Writers Guild of America banquet. Breakfast at Tiffany's by George Axelrod won best written American comedy, and West Side Story by Ernest Lehman was named best written American musical.
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Hollywood
Sidney Carroll
Robert Rossen
Writers Guild of America
Sis
Screen Writers
Breakfast At Tiffany's
George Axelrod
Ernest Lehman
Del Mar Va Broiler Prices Dip Slightly Across Markets
In Little Rock market notes from AP indicate Del Mar Va broiler and fryer prices averaged about a quarter cent lower with fair demand for moderate offerings. Ready to cook demand is spotty, prices for broilers and fryers two and a half to three and a half pounds range 16.4 to 179 cents, with East Texas and general markets steady and supplies adequate. Farm prices on broilers and fryers ranged 15 to 15.7 cents.
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Little Rock
Del-Mar
Broiler
East Texas
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