Thoughtful Day and Events in May 1964
The issue lists a quote from Gladstone about growth through mistakes. Calendar notes S. T. Boyd Consistory 201 meets May 8 in Washing ton at 8:00 p.m. with all Princes present. Deputy of Arkansas Mr. Pegus expected. Obituary announces funeral for Rev. P. & Turner of McNab Arkansas at Williams Chapel CMS Church May 7 1964 at 2:00 p.m. Burial at Churchill Cemetery handled by Smiths Funeral Home Stamps Arkansas.
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S. T. Boyd
Washington
Arkansas
Pegus
W. 8. Williamson
P. & Turner
McNab
Ark
Williams Chapel
CMS
Churchill Cemetery
Smiths Funeral Home
Stamps
Plan to Do Something About Reds
New York AP report notes US Olympic Committee plans a long term program to raise American competition across 27 Olympic sports in response to Soviet dominance. Franklin L. Orth says aim is to build spirit, fund equipment, coaches and facilities with payoff expected by 1968 Games. He contrasts American democratic system with Soviet regimented approach and rejects professionalization under American rules. Two generals died at Plains of Abraham in 1759.
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New York
U.S
Orth
USOC
A Choice of Assassins by McCivern
Neville challenges Malcolm to craft a credible detective plot. The exchange reveals Neville’s pride in serious crime writing, warns against clichés, and pushes for a concrete concept, focusing on a specific weapon and credible background for a guns plot.
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William P. McCivern
Malcolm
Neville
Ambler
Hope Star publication details and editorial staff notice
A fragmented page shows Hope Star 1889 1927 consolidated publication data with staff names and rates. It includes editor and publisher Alex H Washburn Paul H Jones and others, plus postal and AP affiliation notes, then cuts to a fiction excerpt about gun smuggling dialogue mentioning Spain and ammunition, ending with copyright and byline.
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Qdvyonca
Mousa
Aor
Hope Star
Counts Is Counted on by Celtics Counts Is Counted on by Celtics
Celtics draft Mel Counts to back up Bill Russell as Clyde Lovellette nears retirement. Red Auerbach notes Counts can run and the team hoped for Joe Caldwell but settles with the Oregon State center. NBA first round highlights include Hazzard to Lakers and Caldwell to Detroit amid reverse-order picks.
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Bob Green
Associated Press
NEW York
Boston Celtics
Celtics
Mel Counts
National Basketball Association
Oregon State
Bill Russell
Russell
Clyde Lovellette
Cellics
NBA
New York Knicks
Boston
Red Auerbach
Joe Caldwell
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
Lakers
Walt Hazzard
Ace
Ucla Bruins
Royals
George Wilson
Jim
Detroit
Caldwell
Arizona State
Pistons
Baltimore
Ohio State
Gary Bradds
Philadelphia
Lucious Jackson
St. Louis
Jeff Mullins
Duke
San Francisco
Barry Kramer
NYU
Receiver Named for Conway Firm
G. L. Nicklaus of Little Rock appointed receiver for American Mannequins Inc of Conway after bankruptcy filing on April 29. Creditors to meet May 12. assets listed at 54,835.81 with liabilities of 110,419.52. The firm operated in rented quarters. a foreclosure sale of personal property was set for Saturday.
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Little Rock
G. L. Nicklaus
American Mannequins Inc
Conway
Arnold M. Adams
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Etter Printing
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Ark Bet
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Webb
Albert Gammage
Doris Medlin
Gilmer
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Hope Pawn Shop
Walnut
West Division Street
Funeral Directors Ambulance Service
Burial Association
Oakcrest Funeral Home
Dial
Herndon-Cornelius Funeral Home
Russell’s
Elm
Singer Sales and Service
Hempstead County
Singer Sewing Machine Company
Call Hope Phillips 66
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Ralph Montgomery
Barry's Grocery
A Meat
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Wright
Rock Mound
Ratcliff Breeding Service
Prescott
Garrett's
Barham Brothers
Spates Florist PR
Ervin Baker
West 6Th
Betty Perry
Hazel
Virgil Daniel
Prescott Transfer & Storage Co
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Diane’s Beauty Y
West Second St
Hempstead County Farmers Assn
E. Division Street
Old Southern Ice Building
SFA
Unico
Barney Starkey
Mar
Perry
Highway 67 East
Hope
N. Hervey
H Ale
Home Furniture Company
Schooley’s
East Third
United-Bilt Homes
West 7Th
Texarkana
First Street
N. Pine
James Cleaners
S. Walnut
Star
Jimmie Griffin
Jack Arnett
Garrett K. G
Rateliff Orie
Byers
Guy Grigg
J. Gordon Prescott
Lady
Carter Sutton
Harry Hawthorne
Jim Cole
DeRoan Township
Hobart
D. Shirley Doyle Jones
D. June Cornelius
Harold H. Griffith
Wallaceburg Township
John T. Honeycutt
Vance Marcum
Talbot Feild, JR
Columbus
Houston
Edge OF Hope
Emmet
Strout Realty
West Third
Amery
Williams Sees
S. Elm St
Sherwin-Williams
Singer Sales & Service
Singer Sewing Machine Co
Hope Phillips 66
BelAir
R&h
Trans R&h
Hope Auto CO
Esther Hicks
Gladstone
By Jim Becker
Montcalm
Wolfe
Canada
Plains of Abraham
1759
William P. McGivern
Newspaper Enterprise
Amen
Nobel Committee
Star of Hope
Consolidated
Star Publishing CO
C. &. Palmer
Alex. H. Washburn
Secy-Treas
South
Walnut Street Hope
Paul H. Jones
Donal Parker
Mark C. M
Pod) Rogers, Jr
The
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Hempstead
Nevada
LaFayette
Howard
Miller Counties
Arkansas Dailies, Inc
Poplar Av
Memphis
Tenn
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Dallas
Michigan Ave
Chicago
N.Y
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Mich
Skirvin Tower
Oklahoma City
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Portugal
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