Women Club Events and Meetings Report
The bulletin lists March 25 events for local clubs including the First Presbyterian Women District meet in Lewisville with 9 am registration and departure at 9:30 am. Hope Country Club hosts a pork luncheon at noon, followed by bridge with named hostesses. Daffodil Garden Club plans a Style Show and Bridge on April 1 at WOW Hall with tickets at $1. Other notes cover a Tuesday bridge gathering, PEO Chapter AE meeting with program excerpts from The Record and Constitution review, and the Rocky Mound Home Demonstration Club meeting with devotion and a talk titled Protect Your Children from Poison.
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The
First Presbyterian Church
Lewisville
Ladies of the Hope Country Club
Nb House
Bridge
Mesdames
Crit Stuart, Jr
Lloyd Spencer
Joe Watkins
Herbert Burns
Daffodil Garden Club
Wow Hall
Chapter AE
P.E.O
B. N. Holt
Jewel Moore, Jr
F. M. Horton
C. W. Bridgers
F. C. I Crow
the Record
P.E.O. National Magazine
James Robertson
Rocky Mound
Weekend visits mark birthdays and travels across Texas
Mrs. Mabel Huckabee and Miss Elsie Weisenberger of Houston joined their mother Mrs. Stella Weisenberger to celebrate her 84th birthday on March 22 and dined with Mr. and Mrs. Royce Weisenberger. Other travelers include W. T. Franks visiting Fayetteville, Fielding Huddleston family from Omaha, J. W. Davis of Shreveport, and J. A. Davis with Mrs. S. A. Clark. Claud Nunn's party returned from Lordsburg, New Mexico, while Doyle Smittle nears a Masters in agriculture as he is invited to Gamma Sigma Delta at the U of A. Kendall Yocom, stationed in Germany, visits Bay City with Mrs. W. E. Cook as Mrs. Ray Yocom prepares for surgery in Texarkana.
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Mabel Huckabee
Elsie Weisenberger
Houston
Stella Weisenberger
Royce Weisenberger
Lloyd Smittle
Doyle
U of A
Gamma Sigma Delta
Kendall Yocom
Germany
W. E. Cook
Guernsey Student Council Meeting Notes March 18
The Guernsey Student Council held its weekly meeting on Thursday March 18 with full attendance. Officers were introduced and new duties assigned for bookstore scheduling. newly elected officers took office in February.
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Guernsey
Sharon Collums
Linda Walden
Wayne Norvell
Diane Rosenbaum
Don Gilbert
NLRB Examiner Urges Ohio Rubber Co Reinstatement
An NLRB examiner recommends the board order Ohio Rubber Co to stop discouraging union membership at its Fort Smith Arkansas plant. The firm should reinstate former employee Ruth Garner and reimburse her lost earnings since April 3 1964 for being out after sick leave tied to her union activity.
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Associated Press Washington
National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
Ohio Rubber Co
Rubber Workers Union
Fort Smith, Ark
Ruth Garner
Ohio Rubber
Examiner
Hope High and Elementary Menu Plan for Next Week
Hope High School and Elementary present a week of meals. Monday to Friday cover varied mains, sides, breads, fruits, and milk. Items include chicken dumplings, meat loaf, hamburgers, barbecue, chili mac, and corresponding sides with desserts.
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Hope High School
VOA Avoids Nationalist and Red China Terms
Voice of America officials say they avoid Nationalist China and Red China for clarity and policy. They use Republic of China for Formosa based government and Peking regime for the mainland, while referencing Communist China for the mainland.
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Washington
China
Voice of America
U. S
Formosa
Republic of China
United States
Peking
U.S
United State
East Germany
North Viet Nam
North Korea
Viet Cong calls for international help in Vietnam war
The South Viet Nam National Front for Liberation warned the United States of continuing broad war expansion and said southern Vietnamese in the Communist North could be drawn into the fighting. The Viet Cong spoke via Hanoi radio offering weapons and aid from all continents and international bodies.
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John Roderick Tokyo
South Viet Nam
United States
Viet Cong
Central Committee
South Viet Nam National Front For Liberation
Hanoi Radio
South Viet Nam Front
U.S
Arkansas Ties Agriculture Growth to Research and Financing
The Arkansas commission urges research on methods to reduce timber waste and seed desirable species, plus fruit and vegetable adoption, to boost Ozark Ouachita and coastal plains. It highlights high farm worker wages, need for capital, and packaged credit with branch banking to serve rural farmers. Forestry and mineral resources are examined with calls for more research on water supply and quality for future development.
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Commission
Ozark-Ouachita
Coastal Plain
Arkansas
Arkansas Resources Like Money in the Bank
The Arkansas Economic Study Commission says the state’s wealth rests in agriculture and forestry and urges wise use to sustain rapid growth. It notes rising crop and livestock values from 1950 to 1962, with cotton soybeans rice and poultry leading gains, while farm numbers decline but productivity rises. The report classifies Arkansas land into Delta coastal plain and Ozark Ouachita highlands, highlights barriers to full use of the highlands, and promotes irrigation, processing, and rural-to-urban job shifts to accelerate development.
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Arkansas
Arkansas Economic Study Commission
Commission
Delta
Coastal Plain
Ozark-Ouachita Highlands
Beaver
Taneycomo
Bull Shoals
Norfolk
Greers Ferry
Ozark-Ouachita
U.S. Willina to Pay UN Regardless
United States plans to contribute about 200 million dollars to the United Nations this year despite arrears by the Soviet Union France and others. Senator Aiken urged President Johnson to back a workable financial formula with the Soviets to secure a reconciled assessment position.
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Washington
United States
United Nations
General Assembly
U.S
Soviet Union
France
Johnson
George D. Aiken
R-Vt
Senate
Aiken
Russia
Mem
Escapees Get Sentences Hiked
Texarkana Arkansas AP two days of freedom end with prison time for Gordon Keith Martin and Jesse James Spigner. Martin, 24, of Walla Walla Washington, received five additional years plus two three year burglaries terms. Spigner faces sentencing Friday as two other jailbreakers Turner and Hall were captured near Meridian Mississippi.
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Texarkana, Ark
Gordon Keith Martin
Martin
Walla Walla
Wash
Jesse James Spigner
Texarkana
Miller County
Lyle Brown
Spigner
Homer Adrian Turner
Vernon Hall
Fallbrook
Calif
Mississippi Highway Patrol
Meridian
Miss
Ball to Paris for NATO War Talks
U. S. Under secretary of state George W. Ball will fly to Paris next week to discuss the Vietnamese war with NATO partners. Ball will attend the NATO permanent council meeting Wednesday and a special meeting Thursday.
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Paris
U. S
George W. Ball
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Ball
NATO Permanent Council
France Refuses Congo Assessment Payment Amid UN arrears
The United Nations confronts unpaid Congo and Middle East peacekeeping costs as France blocks Congo assessments, arguing they were approved by the General Assembly rather than the Security Council. The Soviet Union shows about 60 million dollars in arrears needing 22 million to exit a two-year list, while France owes 16 million and would need 1.5 million to exit.
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Washington
U.N
U.S
United Nations
United States
General Assembly
Soviet Union
Congo
Middle East
France
Assembly
Security Council
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Tuesday Bridge Club
Emmett Thompson
Lyletown
George Newbern, Jr
Syd McMath
W. T. Franks
Fayetteville
Mr. and
Mrs
Cline Franks
Mrs. Fielding Huddleston
Omaha, Tex
W. B. Huddleston
Jewel Moore
J. W. Davis
Shreveport
J. A. Davis
Mrs. S. A. Clark
Claud Nunn
Lordsburg
N.M
C. V. Nunn
Rommel
Dixie
Hwy
Hope Hi School
Edgar Juris
Floyd Pharriss
NLB
Tonite
Admiral Pictures Inc
DeLume
Cantery-fon
Memphis
BEST
Stuart Millar
Lawrence Turman
Gore Vidal
Weeed Fu Ted Artists
Red China
Miss Hope
Shipley Studio Photo
Mary Delaine Bonds
Blevins
Robert Dale Bonds
Blevins High
Morey
Bill Simmons
Associated Press
Montgomery Ward
South Main Street
Hope, Arkansas
U.S. Willina
By Lewis Gulick
Jimmy Stewart
Diane
Christine
Kathy
Pat Ati
Peter Ustinoff
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