Local Society Notes From May Gatherings And Postponements
May society events across Washington lighted by garden club posts and UDC activities. Postponements mark the Pat Cleburne Chapter picnic at Old Tavern with rescheduling noted, while Ladies Bridge and Music Club meetings proceed at Hope Country Club and the Hyatt home. New officers for Wesleyan Service Guild announced, and Hope Duplicate Bridge Club honors out-of-town guests from Texarkana with a full evening of play and regional winners.
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Christian Social Relations
Allen Cox
Robert O'Neal
Jamie Russell
McLarty
Cora
Pat Cleburne
Jamison
UDC
Old Tavern
Washington
Hope Country Club
Lamar Cox
Lloyd Spencer
George Robison
Pat Cleburn
Wd Tavern
Duplicate Bridge Club
Mevis
Hope County Club
Hope
Texarkana
Mesdames
Dwight Recht
N. F. Patterson
Russell Looney
J. J. Creekmore
Sidney Lee
Floyd Bell
E. P. Little
U S Move in Thailand Supported By Allies
Preliminary U S Information Agency sampling on sending American troops to Thailand shows wide allied support and mixed views in neutralist Near East and Asian states. The study relies on global press and rack comments, with favorable Western editorial coverage and praise for the U S initiative as a means to save Thailand.
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Lewis Gulick Washington
Thailand
U.S
Near East
Asia
Inital
U.S. Information Agency
Laos
Korea
Soviet Union
Red China
America
Southeast Asia
Viet Nam
United States
Hailand
Demands of Union Hit by Railroad
In Cleveland Ohio the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen demands a 23 cent hourly raise plus fully paid health and welfare plans and life insurance for each employee with survivor benefits. The plan would begin June 21 and is viewed as inflationary, while other unions say they see a need for raises but have no immediate plans to follow. Labor Secretary Goldberg urged talks to resume and a Washington meeting was set to attempt to restart negotiations on work rules.
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Cleveland, Onia
Brotherhood of
Hood
Brotherhood
United States
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Cleveland
Arthur J.galdberg
Kennedy
Goldberg
Washington
Ruleg
Chicago
Dear Helen and Bewildered: Dorothy Dix Advice Collected
A reader asks how to cope with a stepmother’s temper and a father’s marriage to the housekeeper. Dorothy Dix advises the girl to seek understanding, strengthen the father–stepmother relationship, and show acceptance through actions rather than words.
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Helen
Papa
Mama
TV Nervous About Social Security Bill
New York AP report notes television faces the front line in the Social Security bill battle for elderly medical care funded by taxes. President Kennedy urged support from 18 000 at Madison Square Garden while AMA opposed the bill with a costly TV presentation.
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New York
United States
Madison Square Garden
American Medical Association
Kennedy
Edward Anis
AMA
Howeover
Anis
ABC
Meet the Press
Kildare
Casey
Kennedy cites output rise as key to national prosperity
President Kennedy opens a White House conference on national economic issues, arguing the nation must increase output so everyone gains more. He notes France, Italy, and Germany use their potential better and criticizes domestic policies as part of broader economic challenges.
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Washington
Kennedy
White House
Thomas Ed. Watson Jr
International Business, Machines Co
France
Italy
Germany
Kennedy urges unity as inflation fears prompt policy talk
President Kennedy spoke off the cuff urging labor and management to face reality over inflation. He noted banker concerns about inflation and said the nation has seen little inflation since 1954, calling for bipartisanship and a two day Cabinet briefing with business and labor leaders on collective bargaining, growth, wage policies, automation, and trade.
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The
Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Kennedy
U.S
Rape trial reset in Little Rock circuit court
Rape trial of 82 year old WI D Sharp of North Little Rock originally set in Little Rock has been rescheduled to July 16 in the circuit court. Sharp is described as a track driver and resident of North Little Rock.
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Little’ Rock
WI. D. Sharp
North Little , Rock
Sharp
Two Men Face Arson Charges in Arkansas Ice House Fire
In Gillett, Arkansas, two men face arson charges over a fire at an ice house last Friday. Arson suspects are Har lan Wolfe, 40, owner of the tea house, and Jim my Phillips, 27, of North Little Rock, each bonded at $2,000. Phillips sustained burns and was moved to hospitals in Little Rock for skin grafts. The blaze heavily damaged the storage ice house and involved a volunteer fire department under contract. An assault on an 11-year-old girl was reported but details were unclear.
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Stuttgart
Ark
Gillett
Atty
W. M
Bill) Lee
Ffarlan
Wolfe
Jimsmy Phillips
North Little Rock
W. J. Waggoner
Harold Woodson
Phillips
Little Rock
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James Sheffield
B. C. Hyatt
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George Balentine
Was
Wesleyan’ Service Guild
Royce Weisapberger
Mary, Copeland
James’ MacLavly
Chris Petre
Sam Andrews
J. Wa White
Bruce Duke
Toy Hammans
Spiritsual Life
Hinton Davis
Missionary’ Service
Dor Brown
Otto Preminger
Exogus
Paul Newman
Eva Marie Saint
Dixie Drive-In
Suzie Wong
William Holden
Nancy Kwan
Youngan QiaoDak
dEties
James A. Wolfe
Association of American Railroads
Union
Onabnaman Fae
Harhanr
Dorothy DIX
Helen Worden Erskine
Nelen
Weck
Jean
Jis
Bell Syndicate
Rephan
Hope, Arkansas
Williams
Cynthia Lowry
NBC
Tandanyika
Brenner
Father
U. S
Hope Sewing Machine Co
Arkansas
Capri
M&n
Taj Mahal
Summerettes
Sy Ball
Overturf's Shoe Store
Hope, Ark
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