Community Calendar Items From Local Groups
The Hope Country Club hosts a potluck supper at 7 on Saturday March 20. The Girl Scout Senior Planning Board meets at the Little House in Park on Saturday March 26 from 9 30 a m to 2 30 p m. The Ann Wollerman Circle of the First Baptist Church meets Monday night March 22 at 7 50 in Mrs Roy Taylors home 1514 Pecan. All members urged to attend.
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Community meeting notices on March 23
P.T.O. meets at 3 p.m. at Mrs. Crit Stuart Jr’s home. Paisley PTA to discuss Social Life in the Grades at 1 30 p.m. in Mrs. Earl Ray Saunders’s home. Hempstead County Republican Women’s Club assembles at 7 30 p.m. in the Hope Chamber of Commerce Community Room.
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N. Elm
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Hope Junior Auxiliary Meeting Schedule
The Hope Junior Auxiliary will meet at 10 a.m. on Wednesday March 24 in the First National Bank Community Room. An executive committee meeting will precede at 9 30 a.m. at the same venue.
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Sprouts Junior Garden Club Meeting at Garland School
The Sprouts Junior Garden Club met March 17 at the Garland School auditorium with leaders Mrs. Herbert Rogers and Mrs. Neal Osburn. President William Dillon presided. Mrs. Rogers introduced Mrs. Sam Huckabee who demonstrated flower arrangements. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Osburn. Sharon Cox reported.
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Neal Osburn
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Sharon Cox
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Louise Kramer
Osburn
West Memphis to vote on $400000 metal plant bond
West Memphis residents will vote April 22 on a $400000 Act 9 bond issue to build a 90000 square foot metal fabricating plant for Pidgeon Thomas Metals Co of Memphis. The plant on a eight acre tract south of Mid- South Foundry Co would begin by September 1 and employ 40 workers, rising to about 100.
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Ark
Pidgeon Thomas Metals Co
Memphis
Mid- South Foundry Co
Pidgeon Thomas
TV and Radio Review of Ocean Deep and Space Echoes
The AP notes televised features on space and the sea including a Cosmonaut in space and ABC’s Man Invades the Sea. Jacques Cousteau’s Diving Saucer and dolphin language study are highlighted with strong underwater footage and a clear script. Preview Theater has been dropped after poor notices and ratings.
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ABC
Jacques-Yves Cousteau
Spring Hill School Menu For Next Week
The Spring Hill School lists meals for next week with daily offerings. Monday features pimento cheese peanut butter carrot sticks butter beans date muffins and ice cream. Tuesday offers beef stew hot rolls butter fruit salad cookies. Wednesday serves chili and crackers cabbage and carrot salad and apple pie. Thursday includes barbecue roast cream style corn lettuce wedges and hot rolls with butter and jelly. Friday presents chili dog on bun carrot sticks and banana pudding.
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Spring Hill
Faubus Reluctantly Accepts Guard Revision Plan
Arkansas Gov Faubus says state will reluctantly accept a proposed National Guard revision if Congress approves It would realign the 153rd Infantry Brigade from the 39th Infantry Division to the 30th Armed Division based in Tennessee. Maj Gen Sherman Clinger will release specifics once cleared by Faubus.
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Ex-State Senator Now a Watchman in Lansing
Former Michigan State Sen. Patrick Walsh, 73, returning to the State Capitol as a night watchman at about $2 an hour, earning roughly $80 weekly. Walsh, a Democrat from Detroit’s old Fourth District, has arthritis and will perform security duties on night shifts.
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Patrick Walsh
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Canyon Owl Again Out Freeloading
In Laguna Beach California a great horned owl raised as a pet roams Bluebird Canyon seeking handouts. It has scratched six girls and drawn a petition to remove it, with officials considering capture or destruction if it cannot be contained.
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Dear Abby readers weigh marriage, memory and giving
A selection of Abby letters from 1965 covers marital suspicion, parental allowances, and generosity after death. One couple vows to donate eyes and bodies, while readers debate laziness and life plans. Abby offers guidance on wills, donations, and personal responsibility.
One-Man Jury by Stephen Ransome
Detective Barcello probes Clay Belden about Dr. Tancred's activities following David Tancred's accident. Barcello tracks the rented car, distances, and a motel registration to place Tancred near Rock Harbor, with Belden’s skepticism easing as evidence mounts.
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Merrimac
John Anderson
Sarasota
Louis Snively
Bombs Hit Laos Bases. U S Jets Raid Again
U S jets based at Da Nang bomb Communist targets in Laos, delivering over 20 tons of high explosives. Six F105 fighter bombers led the mission with F100 escorts, returning empty and keeping details secret. Two more Americans die in South Vietnam and a Marine helicopter wreck near the Laotian border prompts evacuations.
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U.S
Viet Nam
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Vinh Long
Saigon
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9Th Expeditionary Brigade
Archbishop Tools Against Clergy Led Civil Rights Protests
Mobile archbishop Thomas J. Toolen criticized nuns and priests joining Selma civil rights demonstrations. He said priests are not equipped to lead disobedience to Alabama laws and called the actions a great injustice to the state. He spoke at a St Patrick's Day banquet and urged fair treatment for Negroes.
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Mobile, Ala
Mobile-Birmingham
Selma
Thomas J. Toolen
Alabama
Queen Mother to Visit Toronto for Queen's Plate
Queen Mother Elizabeth will attend the Queen's Plate in Toronto during her June 23 to 27 visit to present new colors to the Toronto Scottish Militia Regiment. The race is set for Saturday June 26 at New Woodbine Track, marking her third appearance at the top Canadian event for Canadian-bred thoroughbreds after 1939 and 1962.
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Elizabeth
Governor commutes five death sentences to 99 years
Governor Frank G. Clement commuted the death sentences of five men to 99 years as the legislature blocked abolition of the death penalty. He said the men have endured the threat of imminent death for more than 15 years, calling it cruel and inhuman treatment.
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Nashville
Tenn
Frank G. Clement
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Senate
Clement
Life in Arkansas Pastimes and Pranks Across Craighead County
A feature from Harrison recounts humorous exchanges including a Memphis misidentification during a blood test and a Goobertown nickname inspired by Will Rogers. It recalls Peanuts Week amid local Goobertown plots and a homemade igloo in Jonesboro, plus Paragould’s 62 year dual whistle system marking curfew and daily signals.
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Craighead County
Paragould
Jonesboro
Goobertown
Brookland
Wood Products Co
City Light Generating Plant
Reds in Viet Nam Have the Best Arms
AP dispatch from Saigon reports Viet Cong forces now possess a wide arsenal from Chinese and Soviet sources. They have captured thousands of American weapons and field a mix of assault rifles, anti tank rockets, light cannons, and covert weapons including dummy fountain pens with fuses.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Viet Cong
Red Force
Red China
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Can Tho
Mekong River
Mariner 4 Power Supply Fails in Space
In Pasadena, scientists report a power supply failure halted useful radiation readings from Mariner 4. The ionization chamber failed on its 228th day in space while 35 million miles from Earth, though thousands of readings had priorly been transmitted since launch. The craft remains on course for a Mars flyby within five thousand miles on July 14.
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Calif
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Mariner 4
Earth
Cape Kennedy
Mars
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