Society Calendar May 4 Circle 1 WSCS meets at home
Social calendar lists multiple WSCS circles meeting May 4 at 2 pm in various homes with chairmen and co-hostesses. Liberty Hill HD Club gathers May 4 at 7 pm. Hope Band Auxiliary meets 7:30 pm in Band Building. Alpha Delta Delta Kappa Gamma meets May 5 at 7 pm with program on chapter history. Rose Garden Club hosts May 1 program on Birds in Your Garden.
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Circle 1
WSCS
First Methodist Church
Liberty Hill HD Club
Lester Kent
Hope Band
Alpha Delta Chapter
Delta Kappa Gamma Sociey
Alta Reed
Mary Roy Moses
Mary Nell Turner
Mary Margaret Haynes
Margaret Medders
Rose Garden Club
B. P. O’neal
Oris Thornton
W. B. Mason
Stevenader
Birth of Janet Lee to Mr and Mrs Close Jackson
Dickinson Texas announces the birth of a girl Janet Lee born April 27 to Mr and Mrs Close Jackson. The mother is formerly Claudette Doyle.
Murder Trial in Progress in Batesville Ark
Clyde Griffin 75 of Mount Carmel near Newark faces first degree murder charges in the Feb 4 shooting of Mr. and Mrs. Kelly Wyatt on Crow Island between Oil Trough and Rosie. Prosecutor Harkey seeks death for an all-white all-male jury as opening statements and jury selection fill most of the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batesville, Ark
Clyde Griffin
Mount Carmel
Newark
Batesville
Griffin
Kelly Wyatt
Rosie
Crow Island
Oil Trough
Norman Harkey
Capital Punishment Defense
Claude Erwin
Wyatts
Wyatt
Erwin
Bookmobile Schedule Shows Stops Across Willisville and Spring Hill
The schedule lists bookmobile routes with stops at Willisville School Simpson Home Willisville Community Pore Home Gresham Home Kelly Home Parris Home Dearinger Home Spring Hill School Spring Hill Community Battlefield Loop Butler Home Hackler Home Willams Home Experiment Station Meloy Home Emmet School Ark La Village mmet Community Rocky Mound with times such as 8:45 9:42 10:30 1:30 2:48 3:18 and 8:15 8:40 9:20 1:00. The fragmentary text covers multiple locations including Ark La Village and Rocky Mound as part of the route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willisville
Simpson
Gresham
Kelly
Parris
Dearinger
Spring Hill
Battlefield
Butler
Hackler
Willams
Experiment Station
Meloy
Emmet
Ark-La
Mmet
Rocky Mound
U S Plans to Stay on Isles Indefinitely
In Okinawa, General Caraway signals long term U S presence citing Article Three of the Japanese peace treaty and security duties. Supporters urge an organic act for Ryukyus commonwealth status until eventual return to Japan. The island hosts 95,000 Americans and the 3rd Marine Division as debates over governance continue.
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Okinawa
Caraway
United States
Washington
Okinama
Ottawa
Uncle Sam
Japan
Western Pacific
Albert Watson HU
Pacific
Philippines
Oknawra
Congress
Ryukyus
Puerto Rico
Guam
Phillippine Islands
Howard McClellan
American Chamber of Commerce
McClellan
Islands
Warning Order in Lively Divorce Case No 8760 Hempstead Court
In the Chancery Court of Hempstead County Arkansas W F Lively plaintiff versus Ruthie Lively defendant No 8760 Ruthie Lively is warned to appear within thirty days and answer the complaint Witness hand and seal of the court this 4th day of April 1964 Jim Cole Clerk May 2 9 16 23 1964
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruthie Lively
W. F. Lively
Jim Cole
Profiles of Arkansas governor candidates
Capsule bios span six contenders including Orval Faubus a Madison County native and longtime governor candidate. Joe Hubbard a Russellville instructor. E T Ridgeway once imprisoned for embezzlement and later pardoned. Odell Dorsey a Grant County farmer and electrical contractor. R D Burrow a Walnut Ridge hardware dealer turned radio talker. Winthrop Rockefeller New Yorker and Arkansas developer. Kenneth Hurst a Clarendon supermarket operator and States Rights Party nominee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odell Dorsey
Dorsey
Walnut Ridge
Grant County
Redfield
Sheridan
Mabelvale
Little Rock
North Little Rock
Ellen
R. D. Burrow
Randolph County
Pocahontas
Wlanut Ridge
Pye
Faubus
Burrow
Winthrop Rockefeller
John D. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Arkansas
Petit Jean Mountain
Winrock Enterprises
Arkansas Industrial Development Commission
Jeannette Edris Bartley
Seattle
Winthrop Paul
Kenneth Hurst
Clarendon
States ‘Rights Party
Hurst
White Citizens Council
Ku Klux Klan
A Choice of Assassins By William P. McGivern
Jenny Davis invites Tony Malcolm to her mother’s party where she hints at a potential engagement between her mother and Paco. Malcolm probes, sensing danger as Paco booms of wealth and guns loom in the tale. He counsels Jenny on resilience, urging her to face life without clinging to pain. To Be Continued.
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Jenny Davis
Tony Malcolm
Momimy
Paco
Malcolm
Coralee
Switzerland
Toni
Jenny
Mommy
Tani
Kalamazoo
Spain
William P. McGivern
Newspaper Enterprise Asan
Dean
Mary
Ruth
Joan
U.S. Presses Britain on Cuba policy in talks with Butler
U S officials urged Britain to curb trade with Cuba and back blocking shipments of critical industrial and transportation equipment to Castro. Secretary Rusk and President Johnson pressed the point during talks with British Foreign Secretary Butler in Washington amid broader aims to curb Cuban influence and stop communist expansion in the Western Hemisphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.S
Britain
Cuba
Castro
Dean Rusk
R. A. Butler
Johnson
Butler
White House
Central Treaty Organization
Japan
Philippines
Indonesia
Malaysia
United States
Western Hemisphere
Probate Court notices sale of estate land Hope Arkansas
In Hempstead County Arkansas the Probate Court hears a petition by The First National Bank of Hope as administrator to sell real estate of Lester M. Goad deceased for 7000 dollars. The property lies in Hope Arkansas described as part of the southwest quarter and northeast quarter of section 33, township 12 south range 24 west, containing 0.40 acre more or less, with sale set for May 21, 1964 at 10:00 a.m. at the Hempstead County Courthouse.
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First National Bank of Hope
Arkansas
Lester M. Goad
Stempstead County
City of
Hope
South Main Street
Hempstead County
J. D. Turnage
No Proof Sky Objects Are Threat
Washington AP The Air Force has investigated over 8 000 reported unidentified flying objects in 16 years and found no evidence they threaten U S security. Project Bluebook shows 7 7 percent of 8 128 cases unresolved through 1963 with most unidentified in early years. Dr J Allen Hynek investigates latest reports. 362 reports last year, 15 still unidentified, including two objects described as an ear of corn and a banana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Air Force
U.S
Associated Press
New Mexico
Socorro
N.M
J. Allen Hynek
Dearborn Observatory
Northwestern University
Britain and France Sell Castro Vehicles Amid US Boycott Fight
The British government defended its stance against the US boycott, arguing it is not effective as Britain trades with Communist countries including the Soviet Union. Britain had already struck a January deal to sell Cuba 450 buses and spare parts totaling over 12 million dollars, a move followed by France agreeing to sell trucks. The United States protested both transactions.
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U.S
United States
Soviet Union
Britain
Cuba
France
Castro
When to Change Schools for a Child
Dorothy Dix summarizes a University of Delaware study on child adjustment to new schools. Girls adapt sooner than boys, and age affects ease of transition, with Grades 1–3 handling moves better than Grades 4–6. Parents should support the child, explain the move, and balance family needs against remaining term length.
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Robert Ziller
Richard Bellinger
University of Delaware
UFO sightings span multiple regions including Ohio New Jersey and Switzerland
A fragmented report describes maneuvers near Vandalia Ohio on September 15 and an unusual sighting of four pink wheels moving west over New Jersey, followed by an explosion creating a hall of fire near St. Gallen Switzerland. It notes flashes near Warrenville Illinois and suggests the woman who reported a UFO sighting had eye spots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vandalia
Ohio
New Jersey
St. Galen
Switzerland
Warrenville
Ill
Air Force Shuhd
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BE. J. MccCabe
Blair Shufford
Mary Martha
R. L. Broach
C. M. Agee
Jesse Burke
DeAnn
First Baptist Church
Church Fellowship Hall
Saenger
Pyro
Quanteill
Tonite
Paula
Prentiss
Isles
Robert Eunson
Harkey
Chancery ‘Court of
Hempstead County, Ark
Orval E. Faubus
Combs
Madison County
Sid McMath
Huntsville
Francis Cherry
National Guard
Little Rock Central
Alta
Farrell
Joe Hubbard
Clay County
Madelyn
Russellville
Hubbard
Reserve Officers ‘Training Corps
Arkansas Tech
Dollars For Democracy
John Tatum
Danville
Ouachita Baptist College
E. T
Gene) Ridgeway
Norfolk
Newport
Ridgeway
Jackson County
Nathan Gordon
Newspaper Enterprise Asam
By John M. Hightower
Fred
Hoffman
Dorothy DIX
DR. Joyce Brothers
United Gilt
United Bilt
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Beautiful United
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Uae
Lewes
Texarkana
7Th Hwy
Phone
H. S. Hort P.O
el Dorado, Ark
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