Local Society Calendar and Engagements Highlight May Events
The Willing Workers Auxiliary and Tina Sunday School Class announce meetings for May 22. Cosmopolitan Club hosts its initial year dinner May 23 at Diamond Cafe. P.E.O. plans May 24 home meeting. Piano recitals set May 26 and 28 at high school venues. Nellie Byers engages Kenneth Montgomery. wedding planned June 10 at New Hope Baptist. Martha Hairston Circle and Garden Club share May programs and officer elections. Judy Ann Scott to wed Joel Payne May 28 with rehearsal May 27 and reception May 28. many local hosts and attendees listed.
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Diamond Cafe
Judy Scott
Methodist Church
Judy Ann Scott
Joel Payne Marianna
Coming and Going at Arkansas State Convention in Little Rock
The piece lists attendees at the dayeee Jayeelle state convention in Little Rock and notes ROTC awards at Ouachita Baptist College where Johnny Lingo earned second lieutenant and was named a distinguished military graduate. It mentions visits by various locals and relatives, including Mrs. BE. F. Torm by and Mrs. Bill Elsass, plus attendance at the Arkansas Association of Insurance Agents Convention in Hot Springs.
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Raymond Byers
Leroy Andersen
Dale Dunn
DB. J. Goodner
Little Rock
Ouachita Baptist College
Johnny Lingo
BE. F. Tormby
Arkansas American Legion Auxiliary
George Frazier
Thompson Evans Jr
Mitchell LaGrone
Arkansas Association of Insurance Agents
Hot Springs
Weather Night Outlook Across Regions
Missouri forecast shows cloudy cooler conditions with light rain in the northeast and scattered thunderstorms. Southeastern areas expect a few showers then clearing and cooler tonight. Tuesday looks fair and slightly warmer with highs mainly 70 to 77 in the south and 60s elsewhere. tonight's lows range from 42 to 50, higher in the southeast.
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Missouri
Federal action step in Montgomery racial violence
White and Negro students from out of state clash over segregation on interstate buses. A mob targeting a Negro church where integration leaders met was checked by local authorities and about 100 U.S. marshals and federal deputies sent by Attorney General Kennedy. Kennedy and President Kennedy monitor from Virginia as federal force is prepared to move if needed to ensure safety beyond state authorities.
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U. S
Robert F. Kennedy
Montgomery
John F. Kennedy
Middleburg
Kennedy
Alabama
Governor Warns Federal Marshals Over Bus Ride Crisis
In a tense meeting with Attorney General Robert Kennedy's aide Byron White, Alabama's governor protested the rush of more than 600 federal marshals to Montgomery. He threatened to jail federal officers for acting without a formal request for federal assistance.
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U. & Atty
Robert Kennedy
U. S
Montgomery
Kennedy
Byron R. White
Credit Bureau Association Holds State Meeting in Hot Springs
The Credit Bureau Association held a state meeting in Hot Springs on Sunday. Denvis Ross stood as a candidate for the Scimitar Shrine during their spring class in Little Rock last weekend. Attending Jocu Shrine Club members included Webb Lasele dv, Paw Khipsel, Rev. Cletott Bell, BR, EB. Cooper, and others.
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Credit Bureau Association
Hot Springs
Denvis Ross
Lille Rock
Young
Webb Laseledv
Paw Khipsel
Cletott Bell
EB. Cooper
Engagement for Sarah Jane Melton in Malden Missouri
Mr and Mrs W C Melton of Malden Missouri announce the engagement of their daughter Sarah Jane to Tommy Ray Palk son of Mr and Mrs Troy Palk of Lope The bride to-be will graduate from the University of Arkansas with a BSBA on June 4 1961 She holds Della Della Deltay Who's Who Homecoming Queen Cheerleader and honorary Army ROTC title She toured Europe in 1960 with Brownell Tours The couple planned a wedding at the First Methodist Church in Malden Missouri The groom-elect is to graduate from University Setinas of Architecture in 1963 He is a Sigma Chi member and on the Ragerbach football team"}
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Kenneth Montgomery
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Jope
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Jorace Montgomery
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Malden
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Equal Rights for Wives and the Frugal Husband
Dorothy Dix addresses letters from wives in financial strain over unequal household budgets. A reader asks for help to secure a set weekly expense, backed by an itemized budget, with a plan to withhold housework if needed. The column urges firm figures, temper control, and escalating steps to force fair support.
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Joans
Stilistics Union
Presidents Stay Out Of Race Fuss
President Kennedy has stepped back from urging Congress on federal aid to education, while Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield says a $2.5 billion grants program for public school construction and teachers salaries will likely pass this week. Mansfield notes Kennedy’s advisers remain available but will not press the bill, as the Senate proceeds on its own timetable to shape the measure.
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API
Kennedy
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Congress
Mansfield
Bint
Opposition fears bonds tax rise threaten schools in Arkansas
In Little Rock opponents of a $60 million state construction bond plan attack its cost arguing it could reach $90 million and trigger higher taxes. Arkansas Education Association lawyer Eugene Warren warns of centralized campaigns masking spending. The issue, approved by 1966 legislature, awaits a voter referendum to be set by Governor Faubus.
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Eugene Warren
Arkansas Education Association
Arkansas
Arknansas
Orval E. Faubus
University of Arkansas
State Hospital
Arkansas Children's Colony
Warren
Isue
Hot Springs
Oakdawn Park
Kennedy Sees Hope for Better US Soviet Understanding
President Kennedy told a group of Soviet editors at the White House that the planned Vienna summit with Premier Khrushchev on June 8 could advance mutual understanding. Andrew T. Hatiher noted Kennedy was openly hopeful about the face-to-face talks.
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Soviet Union
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Arkansas Supreme Court affirms $15000 Ford brake verdict
The Arkansas Supreme Court affirms a $15,000 judgment against Ford Motor Co for injuries in an accident allegedly caused by faulty brakes. Charlie Mish a 52 year old refuge keeper for the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission won the award from a Saline Circuit Court jury after buying a Ford truck five days earlier. The decision follows a prior Supreme Court ruling on the same case with reversed verdict due to improper testimony.
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Arkansas Supreme Court Today
Ford Motor Co
Saline
Charlie Mish
Bradley
Arkansas Game and Fish Commission
Lafayette County
Fish
Supreme Court
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Craighead Circuit Court
Ruth Daucus
Charles Nolan Dacus
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Ouachita Circut Court
Kennedy tactics cited on school aid dispute
Politicians credit Kennedy with shrewd tactics avoiding personal involvement in a heated dispute over parochial school loans and grants. Kennedy labels such aid unconstitutional while bishops of his Catholic Church argue support could be lawful for teaching secular subjects in church and private schools.
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Fulbright Praises Kennedy After Four Months in Office
AP reporting Senator J W Fulbright of Arkansas praised President Kennedy at a chamber of commerce event. He called the Cuban invasion setback a serious blow to policy but predicted future success, citing improved federal cooperation with Arkansas on agriculture aid urban renewal and small business relief. He noted changes in federal agency attitudes and urged national movement toward Kennedy’s goals.
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Fidburg
Kennedy
Donyestios Palbright
Aml
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Small Business Administration
Washington
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Bombing rewards distributed in Little Rock
The Little Rock Chamber of Commerce said rewards totaling 27 500 were paid to unspecified recipients for bombings in the city. A separate 25 000 Libor Day reward was split by two people, and a 2 500 reward after a dynamite blast at an integrated Central High School home was shared by an undisclosed number.
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Litre Rock
Little Rock
Commer
Bank Official's Wife Succumbs in Texarkana
Mrs. Sou. Vince, 74, wife of the vice chairman of the Stats National Bank board, died Saturday. Funeral services will be held Sunday at Baptist Church, where she had been a member for 48 years. Survivors include a son, Jude Robert S. Vance of Pecos, a sister, Mrs. Mariel Miller of Shreveport, and other relatives.
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Production Gives Edge in Cold War
Washington AP Secretary of Agriculture Orville Freeman told Congress that high farm productivity gives the United States an advantage in the Cold War. He urged extending the farm program and funding to back an omnibus farm bill, aiming for a long term plan to use farm surpluses to aid allied nations and economic development.
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Orville L. Freeman
Congress
United States
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