Rocky Mound society bake sales and church notices
The Rocky Mound HD Club and Rocky Mound Baptist Church ladies plan a bake sale March 30 at Second and Main to fund church interior painting. Also, Mary and Martha class hosts a rummage sale March 30 on Main Street near Barry’s Grocery. Various church circles meet April 1 to 3 with programs, hostesses, and WMU activities.
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Attorneys Seek Transfer of William M. Howard Case
In Little Rock the case involving William M. Howard of Pine Bluff over a Dollarway school incident could move from state to federal court. Judges set April 10 as the deadline to file briefs, with US District Judge J. Smith Henley presiding.
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Little Rock
William M. Howard
Pine Bluff
J. Smith Henley
Bookmobile Schedule April 2 4 Blutt City to Long Store
The booklet lists bookmobile stops for April 2 3 and 4 with times at homes groceries and stores including Blutt City Meadow Home Lambert Home Cagle Grocery Pleasant Hill Meroy Home Hogan Stone Rhowles Home Young Home Sweat Home Kidd Home Woodruff Home Hix Lee Grocery Head Home Cummings Home Dougan Home Justice Home Chuna Home Oakhaven Columbus Day Home Cox Home Ozan Ammonette Bob s Grocery Carrigan Home Luck Ranch Long Store with multiple time slots for each stop and location across three days.
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Meadow Home
Lambert
Cagle Grocery
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Treas
Meroy
DeAnn
Hogan Stone
Rhowles
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Hix Lee Gocery
Head
Cummings
Dougan
Justice
April
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Oakhaven
Columbus
Day
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Ozan
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Luck Ranch
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School Menu Next Week
The coming school week offers a daily menu. Monday features hot dog on bun with Spanish rice coleslaw apple crisp and milk. Tuesday includes tamale pie mixed vegetables carrot sticks celery cheese bread butter cherry cobbler and milk.
Hit and Run Storm Rips Far West to East
A fierce wind and rain storm killed four people in San Francisco and Crescent City area California as it moved toward the Rocky Mountains. It knocked out power across Oregon and eastern Washington, lashed Spokane with 54 mph gusts, shattered plate glass, and toppled trees. Coast Guard winds reached 74 mph at Brookings, Oregon. Crescent City reported 72 mph. Weather spread into northern Nevada, Idaho and western Montana with rain and snow forecast further east.
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Dollarway Case Ties Howard to Knife Attack at School
The court set five extra days for defense reply briefs. Howard faces assault with intent to kill and carrying a deadly weapon charges after a January 22 knife incident at Dollarway where he appeared to target two Black students. Kate Howard, daughter of George Howard, and William Howard, brother of the Dollarway NAACP leader, are named among involved parties.
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George Howard
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Kate Howard
Hitchcock on ladies and thrills from a hungry diet
HAL BOYLE interviews Alfred Hitchcock discussing the decline of real ladies in Hollywood, Tippi Hedren, and his goal to entertain by scaring. He reflects on Oscar snubs, his approach to audience fear, and an ongoing effort to lose weight while admitting a favorite meal.
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New York
Alfred Hitchock
Hollyswood
Norma Shearer
Carole Lombard
Irene Dunne
Myrna Loy
Garbo
Tngrid Bergman
Tippi Hedren
Tippi
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Hitchack
Princess Grace
Vera Miles
Hitchcock
Dieter
New Election Ordered in Hoffa Local 107 Fight
The National Labor Relations Board ordered a new bargaining election for Local 107 of the Teamsters in Philadelphia to challenge Hoffa leadership. The rebel Voice of the Teamsters group previously lost the election by 596 votes out of 7,163 cast, a key test among over the road truck drivers.
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National Labor Relations Board
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters Union
NLRB
Washington
Voice
Teamsters
Hoffa
Afl-Cio
Smallpox Toll in India Gaya District Tragedy Expands
CALCUTTA AP reports extensive smallpox and measles deaths in Bihar's Gaya district as thousands of Hindus and Muslims flock to temples and mosques seeking survival. Authorities say over 300 died in 242 months, with more than 100 in Gaya City and nearly 1,000 ill. The outbreak shows no end in sight.
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Calcutta
India
Gaya
Bihar
Dr Anders Dilemma Seethes In Hospital Rooms
In a tense hospital encounter, Dr Cornish confronts Nancy about memory gaps and rival David Anders. He argues medicine binds a man to life’s burdens while Nancy recalls her marriage’s fragile beginnings and a promise yet to be fulfilled. David bursts in with a sharp, practical ultimatum about finances and care.
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Miss Donovan
Cornish
Leaneapon
David Anders
Dr. Cornish
Een
Anusial
David
Harveer
Nancy David
Melton
Gross
Dear Helen: Wounded wife seeks guidance on neighbors and life
Dorothy Dix advises a wife, hurt by gossipy neighbors, to maintain reserve yet stay outgoing within reason. She suggests setting visiting hours, inviting neighbors for tea at fixed times, and showing pride in home and family. Do not cut off life. balance dignity with sociability and focus on good neighbors.
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Helen
Jock Gaynor New Idol of Matinee
NBC launches Jock Gaynor as a new matinee idol star in The Doctors a half hour hospital drama. Gaynor plays a 30 year old dedicated surgeon with a single-episode format focusing on medical and personal distress in each story. The show moves from Monday debut with a case featuring a hernia and continues through dramatic medical scenarios.
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NEW York
Jock Gaynor
NBC
Gaynor
Doctors
Casey
Dr. Kildare
Gayor
Richard Rout
Saturn May Overtake Soviet Lead in Space Power
The Saturn booster could soon surpass Soviet rocket power in the race to the moon. In a six month window, Saturn may deliver a 33,000 pound satellite, doubling the size of the heaviest Soviet satellite. The first test flight yielded 1.3 million pounds thrust, with one engine simulated failure and still completed. Von Braun said second stage tests start soon with an 18,000 pound dummy payload, increasing orbital weight to 33,000 pounds. He noted use of high energy liquid hydrogen fuel is now deemed safe after extensive ground testing.
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Wernher von Braun
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Sali
von Braun
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