Homemakers Week Observance Focuses on Freezer Skills
Page Ten notes Hempstead County Extension Homemakers Week May 3-9 with Hope High School Home Economics class promoting freezer equipment and freezing techniques. Educational sessions May 13-14 in the Coliseum feature Extension staff. over 21 000 members in Arkansas observe the creed of improving family life through group effort and homemaking education.
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Hope High School
Hempstead County
Norma Elis
Doris
Per
Sandy
Singard
Kay Clayton
Debbie Owens
Helen Clark
Cooperative Extension Service
Elizabeth = Ellis
Dolores Mc
Hempstead
E.H
Ivan Bright
Hempstead County Extension Homemaker Council
Cecil Smith
Victory Club
Lawrence Easterling
Baker Club
Jimmy Griffin
Alphonso Denham
Ernest Graham
W.T. Keys
Southeast Club
Gene Pendergraft
Hopewell Club
Vernie Goynes
Centerville Club
A.M. Hewitt
Shover Springs Club
Earl Thompson
Crossroads Club
James Voss
Fulton Club
Carl Hicks
Lyle Allen
County
E.H. Council
Dexter Alford
Arkansas
Nickel Tops Tobacco As Cuban Export
MIAME AP Nickel has replaced tobacco as Cuba s second biggest export commodity per ALP the Cuban exile news agency. Sugar remains far ahead. Deposits at Nivaro and Mao mines total about 3 million tons, ~40 percent of world supply. 1902 nickel production listed at 37 000 tons versus 34 900 prior year. Average pre Castro output was 14 000 tons annually with most exports going to the Soviet Union. Some shipments to France and Spain were noted.
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MIAME
Cuba
ALP
Nivaro
Mao
Golstwin
AIP
Rafael Rivas Vazquez
Bay
Students Need Social Security Numbers For Summer Work
Thousands of students will enter the workforce this summer and must obtain a social security number to access protection and future record keeping. Otis A. Blackwood, district manager, says the number is unique to each person and required by employers before hiring. Applications are available at social security offices or post offices, with faster immediate assignment for under 16 and mail delivery of the card within about two weeks after verification in Baltimore. The program protects future benefits in case of disability, even for young workers.
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Otis A. Blackwood
Social Security Records Office
Baltimore
Maryland
Blackwood
Insurance Board seeks new auto rate hikes in Arkansas
The Insurance Rating Board asked the state Insurance Department for rate increases averaging 0.2 percent per passenger car. Expected changes include higher liability collision and comprehensive rates, higher uninsured motorist premiums, and a small cut in medical payments. Average per car increases would be 11.40 dollars for bodily injury liability, 9.90 for full comprehensive, 19.42 for 50 dollar deductible collision, and 15.09 for 100 dollar deductible collision, with a 38 cent drop in medical payments.
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Little Rock
Insurance Rating Board
Arkansas
State Insurance Department
Allen W. Hore
Horne
Bad Check to Cut Off Gas Service
The Arkansas Public Service Commission voted 2 to 1 to allow Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co. to disconnect gas service without notice when a bill is paid with a bad check. Commissioner Smith dissented, urging prior notice. Hibbs and 33 others filed a formal complaint Feb 11 claiming the rule is unjust and harmful to public health.
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Little Rock
State Public Service Commission
Arkansas
Louisiana Gas Co
Commission
Lewis M. Robinson
Robert C. Downie
Don S. Smith
Smith
Robinson
Downie
PSC
David A. Hibbs
Soviet Submarines Sighted Near Puerto Rico
U S Navy reports three Soviet ships entered the Caribbean, with two conventional submarines and a submarine tender in Mona Passage near western Puerto Rico at 2 a.m. A second group 250 miles behind includes a Kresta class guided missile cruiser, a Kanin class missile destroyer, and an oiler.
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San Juan
P.R
U.S. Navy
Carribbean Sea
U.S
10Th Naval District
Mona Passage
Puerto Rico
Navy
Showers and Cool Wave for State
A low pressure center is expected to enter Arkansas by Saturday afternoon or evening bringing some showers and thundershowers but not widespread rain. The U S Weather Bureau predicts cooler temperatures Sunday and Monday as the front passes through the state. Highs Thursday ranged from 85 at Jonesboro to 80 at Harrison with overnight lows varying across the state. no precipitation was recorded in the 24 hours ending 7:20 a.m. today.
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Associated Press
Arkansas
U.S. Weather Bureau
Jonesboro
Harrison
Fayetteville
Jonesesboro
Pine Bluff
Texarkant
el Dorado
Memphis
Little Rock
Fort Smith
First Negro to Run for Arkansas Governor Debated
R J Hampton, 34, president of Shorter College, pushes plan to run for Arkansas governor, arguing credentials, not race, qualify him. He faces questions about black unity and voter support from groups like COMBAT and Black United groups as he weighs a bid with possible historic impact.
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R.J. Hampton
Hampton
Arkansas
Arkansas Amgn College
Shorter College
North Little Rock
African Methodist Episcopal Church
Shorter
Newport
Rockesfeller
Faubus
Sid McMath
Cherry
Winthrop Rockefeller
Jim Johnson
Democratic Party
Committee For the Liberation of Blacks At
Hot Springs
Black United Youth
Black United Students Group
Am&n
Cato Brooks
Susan Cobb to Graduate at Southern State College May 29
Susan Cobb, Hope native and senior Spanish major, will graduate with a bachelor of arts degree from Southern State College at the May 29 commencement. She is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Cobb, resident assistant of Harrod Hall, and member of Stagecrafters Alpha Psi Omega Alpha Chi scholastic society and the Student Senate. Cobb was Hope High School class of 1966 and was named to Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges.
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Ern State College
James L. Smyth
James Cobb
South Fulton
Hope High School
Miss Cobb
Harrod Hall
Stagecrafters
Alpha Psi Omega
Alpha Chi
Scholastic Society
Studet Senate
Arkansas Negro Vote Seen As Active Force
Hampton says the movement is not just militant but active and committed. He notes the young demonstrators are dedicated and willing to sacrifice, reflecting a generation that helped build the country and seeks change despite resistance.
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Arkansas
Hampton
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Dolores
Bill Simmons
North
R. J. Hampton
Susan Cobb
Magnolia
Hope
South
City of Hope
J. B. Ingram
F.C.1
P Vsiti
National Bank OF
Banking House
United States
Federal Reserve Bank
Cash and Exchange
TOTAL
Federal Reserve System
Rm, LaGrone, Jr
Albert Graves
Dale Jones
Exec
Mitchell LaGrone
Olin Lewis
Cecil J. O’steen
Raymond F. Jones
June C, Reynolds
William E. Butler, Jr
Albert Graves, Jr
John R, Graves
Henry Haynes Dale Jones
LaGrone
Frank McLarty Jewell
V, Moore
Geo
Robison
William R, Routon
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