Prescott Rotary Seeks Queen Contest Stance Discussed
Thirty five members and guests attended Rotary Kunch eon at Lee Hales with invocation by W R B Woodell. Directors to decide future support for a candidate in the Arkansas Valley Chick Association queen contest at Clarksville. Adam Guthrie Jr. led a program on self defense and public housing. Firemen held drills and planned Emmet volunteer company formation. WMA Central Baptist met with prayers, cards for F L Crain requested, and lessons led by Rev. D D Fairchild.
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Rotary Kuncheon
Lee Hales
W. R B. Woodell
First Baptist Church
Queen of the Arkansas Valley Chick Assn
Clarksville
Adam Guthrie Jr
Rey
J. C. Myers
North Little Rock
M. A. Turmar
Hot Springs
W. R. Wandell
Theil Hanning
Cecil Bittle
Hope
Broadway Hotel
L. L. Buchanan
Easterling
Garrett
Emmet
Frank Gilbert
Roy Roebuck
Albert Hickey
Roebuck
Hickey
Prescott Company
WMA
Ol Central Baptist Church
Lera Martindale
Joe Martin
F. L. Crain
Rt. 1
Prescott
D. D. Fairchild
Orr
Betty Erhart
Virgie Ingram
Delores Escarre Elected Junior Rep on Hendrix Board
Delores Escarre of Prescott has been elected junior representative on the Woman's Judiciary Board at Hendrix College for 1961 62. The board handles disciplinary matters for women students. Escarre is a sophomore elementary education major, daughter of Mr and Mrs P A Escarre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Miami
Amelia Harrell
Prescott
Jack Harrell
Delores Escarre
Woman's Judiciary Board
Hendrix College
Judiciary Board
Womens
Miss Escarre
P. A. Escarre
Hendrix
Arkansas Supreme Court Refuses Immediate Rape Trial Order
The Arkansas Supreme Court unanimously refused to compel Pulaski Circuit Judge William J. Kirby to set an immediate trial for three African American defendants charged with raping a 16 year old white girl. The ruling cited a need to clarify a recent U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals decision and noted juror inclusion limits across Pulaski Division courts.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Supreme Court
Pulaski
William J. Kirby
Ath U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Luther Bailey
Thad Williams
Ed MacFardin
Kirby
Attorney General's Office
U.S. Supreme Court
Arkansas High Court
McFaddin
Pulaski Circuit Court
Mar
Aron Tammield
Troy Moxander
Raleigh Willams
Washington County
Hine Supreme Court
Lee Rubber and Tire Corp
Camfield ‘Tire and Tread Co
Tee Rubber
Carfield
Camfield
Lee Rubber
Supreme Court
Lee
Lonnie Mitchell
Negra
Cuba Still a Nation of Fear
An in-depth report on Cuba under Castro’s regime after the failed invasion. It cites mass arrests, G-2 surveillance, and widespread repression including police, militiamen, and jailings of priests. NBC correspondent Richard Valeriani recounts refugee arrival and the climate of fear across Havana and the island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
Richard Valeriani
National Broadcasting Company
Miami
Havana
Associated Press
Valeriani
Castro
G-2
Robert Berreflez
la Cabana
Cuba under new tyranny fears govern by military rule
Three weeks after the failed anti Castro invasion, Cuba faces fear and repression as a Communist dictatorship emerges in Havana. The Batista regime toppled by Castro is replaced by a chaotic military authority with sandbagged public buildings and soldiers and militia in control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miame
Fla
Cuba
Fragmentary newspaper notice bearing AP affiliation and ad reps
The text appears as a damaged newspaper notice listing postal classification as second class matter at the Hops Arkansas post office, addresses for Advertising Representatives in Memphis Dallas Chicago New York Detroit and Oklahoma City, and an Associated Press notice about exclusive republication rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hops
Arkansas
Arkansas Dailies, Inc
Sterick
Memphis
Tenn
Texas
Hank
Dallas
N. Michlang Ave
42Nd St
New York
N.Y
jPenobscot
Detroit
Mich
Oklahama City
Akin
Associated Press
The
Prisoners Freed Yet Fear Remains Under Castro Rule
The text notes many prisoners are being released while anyone who questioned the Castro regime now lives in fear. It highlights a climate of repression where even statements viewed as doubtful trigger risk.
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Prescott News
Adam Guthria
Firemen
Regan
Saxton Regan
al Williams
Guss McCaskill
Basil Manners
Dallis Atkins
S. B. Scott
Clarke White
Allen Gee
Hulan-Lee
Gene Lee
Suaame
Lo Dames Iulan
Joh Hulan
Miss Lee
Prescott Flight School
Draughins Businesss College
Mr. Hulan
Prescalt High School
Henderson State Teachers College
Arkadelphia
Martha Huskey
Debbie Hooks
Connie Morris
Saralon Pounds
Beth Lambert
Kathy Muse
Betty Woodell
Kathy Bratton
May Perfuson
Ellen Gordon
Ellen McRae
Asa Bolton
D. Li McRae Jr
J. H. Robertson
Highland Park Presbyterian Church
Longview
Datghter
C. B. Cannon Jr
Namby
St. Louis
Tra Davis
St. Michaels Hospital
Alexarkana
Arkansas Gazette
Arkansas Deaf Motes Institute
Exa Canlley
J. R. Bennis
National Lumbermens and Manufacturers Assn
New Orleans
Harold Parker l
Mildred Dawson
Calvin Cassidy
Magnolia
Mr. Cassidy
George Strattman
Atlanta, Ga
Mac Garland
Max Kitchen
Jack Robey Jr
Floyd Hubbard
School of Arts and Science
Mitchell
Union Circuit Court
Jefferson Circuit Court
Conyriant
Rand
Ford
P.S
Hope Auto Co. Inc
Second ST Hope, Ark
Peoples Indemnity Insurance Co
George
Mashburn
Mashburns
By Richard Valeriani
My Corp
Young
Hope Star Star of Hope
Consolidated Janovary
Nou Star Publishing Co
Mts
Peimer
Alex
H. Washburn
Secy-Treas
Star
South
Walnut Street Hope
A. Ea Atex
M. Washburn
Paul M. Jones
Rana Parker
Advertising
Jeann Adiet
Classified
Cs. M
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Anet
Hempsteer
Nevada
LaFayette
Howard
Miller Counties
Cee
Don
Nelly Don
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