Local Society Notes Offer May Meetings And Recitals
Cilb Pack 92 meets May 1 at 7 p.m. at Brookwood Rehool for final cub year gathering. Willing Workers Auxiliary of biniy Baptist church planned May 22 7 30 p.m. Rev Gordon nshaw teaches May 23 PEO Chapter AE meets 3 30 p.m. at Mrs C V ani home with Mrs J W Perkins s Cohostess. Cosmopolitan Club annual dinner at the Diamond concludes club year. Daffodil Garden Club picnic at Fairpark in Key 17 with hostesses Mrs Bill jouton and Mrs Mitchell Latot ic served peach ice cream and orange sherbet. Lilac Garden Club breakfast May 17 at the Diamond. Mrs B L Rettig hostess. Magnolias decor green room. Mrs Rufus Sorrells invokes. president Mrs B W Edwards reports on Hot Springs state convention. Poultry Festival discussion. Tuesday Night Bridge Club May 16 at Mrs Gordon Bayless. Dutch iris decor. Mrs Lloyd Guerin wins high score. prize for second high goes to Mrs Wayne Russell. refreshments of strawberry tarts and coffee. Mrs Jack Brow’s pupils to present piano recital Friday May 19 at Unity Rap.
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Daffodil Club
Daffodil Garden Hub
Fairpark
Bill Jouton
Mitchell Latotic
Homer Mes
Duffle Booth
Mitchell LaGrone
Lioyd Guerin
Lilac Garden Club
Hope
B. L. Rettig
Rufus Sorrells
Magnolias
B. W. Edwards
Hot Springs
Dune
Ralph Emerson
Gordon Bayless
Lloyd Guerin
Wayne Russell
Baptist Radio Broadcast Observed By Calvary Church May 21
Calvary Baptist Church will observe Baptist Radio TV Sunday on May 21 recognizing the role of radio and television in spreading the gospel. Pastor J D Passmore announced the program airing on KXAR at 4 30 p m as part of Southern Baptist Convention observances.
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Calvary Baptist Church
Baptist Radio-Tv
Southern Baptist Convention
J. D. Passmore
KXAR
Awards Show Proves They Can Be Lively
AP report on a lively awards program with 24 statues handed out. NBC led with Macbeth winning best dramatic show and top program of the year. Maurice Evans Judith Anderson and George Schachter won major acting and directing honors. Barbara Stanwyck and Raymond Burr took notable acting prizes.
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Cynthia Lowry
New York
APJ
Hollywood
National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences
NBC
Maurice Evans
Judith Anderson
George Schacter
Fred Astaire
Leonard Bernstein
Huntley
Brinkley
CBS
Barbara Stanwyck
Raymond Bure
Robert Welch
Welch
John Birch Society
Perry Como
Frances Langford
Don Ameche
Sally Ann Howes
Thieving Students Expelled and Arkansas theft cases filed
A disciplinary committee expelled three University of Arkansas students after investigating two theft series from campus buildings. Separately, burglary and grand larceny charges were filed in Washington Circuit Court against Ronnie Spielen El Dorado Jerry Dor Wood Claremore Okla and Elvis Allen Cupp Malvern for theft from a university building. Additionally the article lists program participants and reports a Baker HD Club meeting with flower arrangements and conditioning demonstrations hosted by Mrs. Roy Baker.
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Fayetteville, Ark
APY
University of Arkansas
Washington Circuit
Ronnie Spielen
el Dorado
Jerry Dor Wood
Claremore
Okla
Elvis Allen Cupp NT
Malvern
Shakeup urged for Joint Chiefs as Kennedy faces Cuba fallout
The President and top brass face blame over the Cuban invasion plan. Gore calls for replacement of the Joint Chiefs of Staff citing Lemnitzer testimony. Key figures include Lemnitzer, Burke, White, Decker, Shoup, and others amid reports of poor military advice and CIA and State Department scrutiny.
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Gore
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Lemnitzer
Fore
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Thomas D. White
Air Force
Arleigh A. Burke
Naval Operations
George Decker
Army
David M. Shoup
Marine Corps
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Decker
Shoup
Kennedy
Lemnitzger
Central Intelligence Agency
State Department
White House
Senators cautious on meet between Kennedy and Khrushchev
Senator Gore calls the proposed Kennedy Khrushchev meeting premature and ill advised given current world affairs. Senate leaders Mansfield and Dirksen urge caution, noting an informal talk is not a summit and urging careful appraisal of risks and possible outcomes before any high level talks.
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Jack Bell
Washington
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Albert Gore
Gore
Senate Foreign Relations
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Mansfield
Everett M. Dirksen
Windy
Dirksen
Fears Prison Term Reduced by Arkansas Governor
Omer Re Fears former Crawford County treasurer who was convicted last October of embezzling 8213 in public funds had his three year sentence cut to six months by Governor Orval Faubus. Fears was serving his first term as treasurer when the shortage was found in a state audit.
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Little Rock
Omer RE
Fears
Crawford County
Orval RE
Faubus
State Comptroller’s Office
Engagement Announcement for Patricia Anne Busby and Don Wieratti
Mrs. Joseph B Busby announces the engagement of her daughter Patricia Anne to Donald Wieratti son of Mr and Mrs Val Pierotli of Eunice The wedding date is set for Mor dine 17 The Rev Vans Hal will officiate the ceremony in Our Lady Queen of Heaven Catholic church
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Joseph B. Busby
Patricia Anne
Donald Wieratti
Val Pierotli
Eunice
Vans Hal Wiii
Our Lady Queen of Heaven Catholichurch
Attorney is a Klan Member
J B Stoner of Atlanta appeared as a defense attorney in Little Rock for Brarmett Miller charged with dynamiting Philander Smith College for Negroes. Stoner, identified as an official of the Ku Klux Klan, styles himself imperial wizard of the Christian Knights of the KKK, which admits Protestants and Catholics. Miller’s trial was postponed to next Monday.
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Little Rock
J. B. Stoner
Atlanta
Stoner
Imperial Wizard
Christian Knights of the
KKK
Atelanta
Lite Rock
Brarmett 1
Miller
Philander Smith College
Kennedy May Continued From Page One Rail Labor Talks
The National Labor Act may delay a rail strike by at least 66 days as an emergency board could be named by the President to review the dispute. Theodore M. Short, Western Carriers Conference chairman, said the board would meet in Washington Tuesday. Yardmasters seek wage hikes and work rule changes while other unions agreed to wage increases and left work rules for study by a federal commission. The act allows a fact finding board to report in 30 days with a further 30-day cooling off period before a strike.
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Theodore M. Short
Western Carriers Conference
Washington Thesday
Schoch
Rail
Railrords
National Mediation Board
Short
Alarm Out for Missing Scientist in Elmsford NY
A nationwide alarm is out for Stanford J. Solms a 36 year old electronics engineer who vanished May 5 after three months at Sonotone Corp in Elmsford New York. He had worked on secret government projects at NYU and showed increasing reclusiveness and odd hours before his disappearance.
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Elmsford
Cal
Stanford J. Solms
Sonotone Corp
A. Sonotone
Solms
Harry Pearson
Sonotone
Pearson
Preston Solms
Glen Rock
Nui
New York University
Boy Electrocuted Under House Wire Trap in McAlmont
In North Little Rock area, Edward Donley five year old son of Mr and Mrs Charles Donley of McAlmont was accidentally electrocuted Thursday after touching an exposed electric wire and an iron pipe while playing under his parents home. Authorities described it as a tragic accident and the child was pronounced dead at the scene. The incident occurred near the family residence in McAlmont, Arkansas.
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North Little Rock
Edward Donley
Charles, Donley
McAlmont
Courageous unwed mothers choice honors their love
Dorothy Dix advises an unwed mother to follow her instinct for peace of mind, noting society’s harshness and the courage to raise a child. She lauds the woman for choosing love over shame and urges self trust despite family pressures.
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Helen Worden Erskine
Dear Heren
Ridgway Resigns From Lite Rock Chamber of Commerce
Thoyd Ridgway, president and GM of the Little Rock Chamber of Commerce since 1958, announced Tuesday he will resign effective June 15. No successor was named. Ridgway did not disclose his future plans. He previously managed the Greenville Mississippi Chamber of Commerce.
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Little Rock
Ridgway
Lite Rock Chamber of Commerve
Jimmie Tiatley
Greenville
Miss
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