Hope Country Club Dance and Local Weddings
Social page notes at Hope feature a Saturday dance with prize for best costume and breakfast at 11 30 pm. Miss Helen Troy Hammons and Lloyd Ree Bass plan a 4 pm wedding at First Methodist with reception at Heritage House. Various church and club events follow including FFA donkey ballgame, bridge luncheon postponement, and multiple 4-H and home demonstration meetings with activities and refreshments.
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Hope Country Club Westert
Helen Troy Hammons
Lloyd Ree Bass
Heritage House
Studio Girls of Arkansas meet in Little Rock
Mrs. Fay Moody a local Studio Girl Beauty Advisor attended the Sunday gathering in Little Rock for the Studio Girls of Arkansas.
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Fay Moody
Little Rock
Studio Girls of Arkansas
Preliminary for Junior Miss Show in Mobile
Georgia's Diane Blackstock 17 of Thomaston leads prelims for scholastic achievement while Missouri's Susan Harting 17 of Ladue tops poise and appearance. Chicago's Peggy Fish 17 wins creative arts and Tennessee's Diane Denton 17 of McMinnville tops youth fitness. 50 contestants eye tonight's second prelim.
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Mobile
Ala
Georgia
Missouri
Ilinois
Tennessee
McMinnville
Arkansas
Leslie Smith
Little Rock
Diane Sawyer
Louisville
Cal
School Menus for Next Week
Tentative weekly menus list items for each weekday. Monday features chicken pie with sides and desserts. Tuesday offers hamburger on bun and beans. Wednesday includes macaroni and cheese bake. Thursday presents turkey dressing with sides. Friday notes no school for Easter holiday.
Reduction of Older Planes Is Proposed
United States and Soviet Union proposed to destroy 480 strategic bombers each over two years. Adrian Fisher announced at the disarmament conference that 20 planes per month would be destroyed, with additional planes from mothball reserves, under mutual observation. He argued phasing out does not equal destruction and warned obsolete bombers could threaten peace if acquired by nonnuclear powers.
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Geneva
United States
Soviet Union
U.S
Adrian 8. Fisher
Lon Jan
Semyon K. Tsarapkin
Fisher
Foreign Aid Faces Rough Road Hazard
President Johnson asks Congress for 3.4 billion dollars in new foreign aid to sustain overseas programs. Early signals suggest a tough slug with lawmakers as Kennedy earlier trimmed requests, while aid goals aim to develop poorer nations and bolster allied forces on the bloc’s frontiers. A high level review advised no major overhaul, under a Ball committee formed to evaluate options amid criticisms of the program.
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Lewis Gulick
Washington
Johnson
Congress
Capitol
John F. Kennedy
George W. Ball
The Weeping Widow Mine Escapes a Chase
Charlie Medders stalks the mine while evading Jones’s men led by Burks. He spots San Xavier del Bac and Papago country, foresees a surround, and flees down a rock slope with a Sharps rifle ready. A tense pursuit unfolds as Medders plots a night retreat across arid terrain toward safety.
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Charlie Medders
Burks
Jones
San Xavier del Bac
Santa Cruz
Tucson
Ajo
Charlie
McFarron
Altar Valley
Babo
Quivaries
O'Toole
Dorothy Did By Dr Joyce Brothers On money in marriage
A Dr Joyce Brothers column examines how money disputes reveal deeper psychology in marriage. It outlines male and female role differences, money as a symbol of manliness, and how criticism and generosity act as substitutes for affection.
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Dr. Joyce Brothers
Harmon Construction to Build Revenue Department Block
Harmon Construction Co. of Little Rock won a 1.589 million dollar contract to build the state Revenue Department Building. Construction should start within three weeks and be ready by July 1, 1965. The site lies west of the capitol grounds on land from the Little Rock Housing Authority.
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Little Rock
Harmon Construction Co
State Revenue Department
J. Orville Cheney
Cheney
Harmon Company
Revenue Building Commission
Capitol Grounds
Batesville
the Revenue Department
Reuther outlines new AFL-CIO UAW demands for autoworkers
Atlantic City AP By A F Mahan Walter Reuther UAW president unveils a package of contact improvements for auto workers including higher pay during vacations and coffee breaks. He pins focus on shorter hours overtime limits and enforced vacations to widen job opportunities as three year contracts approach expiration August 31. Reuther cautions full universal vacations may be impractical but supports rest periods and a standardized leisure break.
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A. F. Mahan
Atlantic City
N.Y
Walter P. Reuther
Afl-Cio
United Auto Workers
Reuther
UAW
Handling Money Conflicts in Marriage
The piece discusses how financial troubles can strain marriages and suggests focusing on underlying causes. It warns against provoking a husband by belittling his earnings or status and recommends identifying both stingy and generous tendencies to reach common goals without damaging self image.
Pours Herself Cup of Poison in Fatal Mistake
In Burbank California a 57 year old woman, Mrs Adeline M Kehoe, died within five minutes after mistaking a cup of boiling cyanide solution for coffee on her first day at a metal finishing firm. Police said a coffee urn nearby and the amber colored cyanide boiling on the stove led to the fatal error. The cyanide was noted as used in metal processing.
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Burbank
Calif
Adeline’ M. Kehoe
Bookies Cheerful on Eve of Grand National Race
London AP reports bookies upbeat ahead of the 123rd Grand National at Aintree as Jighty Ghurka wins a Lincolnshire preliminary. The result leaves spring doubles alive and odds steady for Saturday’s 44 mile race with Flying Wild at 14-1 and Team Spirit at 25-1. The winner fends $61,600 to the owner and the event launches the Irish Sweepstakes season with millions of tickets.
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London
Aintree
Jighty Ghurka
Lincolnshire
Britain
Flying Wild
Raymond Guest
New York
Team Spirit
John K. Goodman
Tucson
Ariz
U.S
Ashley Asks for Speedy Arraignment
In Houston Tex attorney Lloyd Lunsford asks for a speedy trial for Leslie Douglas Ashley 26 formerly of Hot Springs charged in the 1961 gun torch slaying of real estate man Fred A Tones awaiting second trial Miss Lima Ashley s former girlfriend was tried two weeks ago and got five years in prison They were tried jointly in 1961 and received the death penalty but a federal court reversed and ordered new trials Judge Miron A Love denied a motion for a hospital furlough for psychiatric tests as part of a pre trial sanity hearing The weeks of April 6 and 20 were set as first open dates for capital cases in Judge Love s court.
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Houston
Tex
Leslie Douglas Ashley
Ashley
Hot Springs
Fred A. Tones
Carolyn Ann Lima
Miss Lima
Lloyd Lunsford
Lunsford
Miron A. Love
Love
Fort Smith Chamber Backs Annual Voter Registration Plan
A Fort Smith Chamber of Commerce committee recommends an annual voter registration system rather than a permanent one. Bill Center says the national affairs panel's recommendation will be approved by directors. The Legislative Council has drafted a bill to replace the poll tax era system, though some lawmakers favor a permanent approach.
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Fort Smith Ark
Fort Smith
Pershing Missiles to Arrive in Europe Next Month
Washington AP reports the first 400-mile range Pershing bombardment missiles are expected to arrive in Europe next month to provide added nuclear leverage. Reuther questions executive perks and worker benefits amid the development.
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Washington
Europe
Rail Strike Talk Being Toned Down
Washington AP report says rail industry and union negotiators ease threat of a nationwide strike while pursuing a new basis for talks on wages and conditions. Five unions and about 200 railroads are involved as Southern Pacific and Louisville & Nashville discuss separate negotiations amid court restraint on strikes and picketing.
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Gillride
Washington
Labor Department
J. B. Wolfe
Congress
Southern Pacific
Louisville & Nashville
L&n
Union
San Francisco
California
Wolfe
War Hero O Callahan Dies at 58
The Rev. Joseph T. O Callahan 58 a Medal of Honor recipient and former Holy Cross College professor died Wednesday night in St. Vincent Hospital Worcester Mass The Navy chaplain aboard the USS Franklin earned the medal after aiding wounded during a 1945 kamikaze attack off Kobe Japan President Truman awarded the honor in 1946 His death was attributed to arteriosclerosis with his commanding officer calling him the bravest man he knew
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Worcester
Mass
Joseph T. O'Callahan
St. Vincent Hospital
Father O'Callahan
Franklin
Kobe
Japan
Truman
Holy Cross College
Leslie B. Gehres
Three Cars Crash Kills Man and Injures Three
In Judsonia Arkansas a three car collision on U S 67 killed Lester Olian aged 60 from St Louis and left Dr Richard Graeser 69 Kirkwood Missouri critically injured along with Jennings Dobbs 50 McCrory and Wallace Wright 45 Swifton hospitalized. The crash occurred on a wet highway with Dobbs rear ending Graeser and another car hitting Graeser's from behind.
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Judsonia
Ark
U.S
Billy Baker
Lester Houston Olian
St. Louis
Richard Graeser
Kirkwood
Little Hook
Jennings Dobbs
McCrory
Searcy
Wallace Wright
Swifton
Bearcy
Baker
Dobbs
Graeser
Wright
Olian
Graeger
U S Army Moves Advanced Battlefield Missile to Europe
Striking power for the U S Seventh Army in West Germany is enhanced as the most advanced battlefield missile is moved to Europe, a development foreshadowed for some time and signaling a strengthened NATO position.
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U.S. 7Th Army
West Germany
Europe
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