Humphrey Airlift Brings Delaware Delegates to D.C. Reception
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey used two planes to fly 162 Delaware delegates and Democratic officials from Wilmington to Washington for a Mayflower Hotel reception. The event featured candlelight, singer Nancy Sinetra, and autographs. Aides called it a “thank you” party to reinforce support after Delaware’s convention where Humphrey won 16 of 22 delegates.
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Harry Kelly
Washington
Cours
Hubert Ht. Humphrey
Humphrey
Delaware Delegiles
Wilmings
Washingston
Mayflower
Nancy Slenatra
Elvin Hayas
Delas Ware
Robert F. Kennedy
Union
Bobby
Indiana
Walter F. Mondale
de Minn
United Democrats
May 24 1968 TV Schedule Texarkana Shreveport
Television schedule fragment lists programs for Friday May 24 1968 across ABC and local stations. Notable entries include Bewitched Peyton Place The Flying Nun I Love Lucy and sport and news blocks. Includes time slots with dramas comedies and variety shows and mentions Arkansas News and Weather.
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Sowanhem — Mway
That Girl
ABC
Peyton Place
Hollywood Palace
Arkansas News
Ward Wasson
Cimarron Strip and The Money Trap on KSLA TV lineup
TV schedule lists Cimarron Strip at 6:30pm and The Money Trap movie at 8:00pm with Glenn Ford and Elke Sommer. Nightly lineup includes CBS News, weather updates, and late features. Legal notices announce two Hempstead County property sales by the Chancery Court with June sale dates and terms.
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Glenn Ford
Elke Sommer
Erwin
Griffin
Jack Sernas
Kurt Kaszner
Chancery Court
Hempstead
Peoples Loan & Investment Company, Inc
Robert Loudermilk
Onnie Loudermilk
Finley
City of
Hope
Arkansas
A.D
Jim Cole
Chancery
Delaware delegation pilots project for next trips
New York officials report 27 claims against the city totaling 2,019,865 dollars from Harlem and Bedford-Stuyvesant store owners over property damage in riots following Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. murder in Memphis on April 14. City Comptroller Marlo Procaccino released the figures Tuesday.
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New York
Harlem
Brooklyn
Bedsford-Stuyvesant
Martin Luther King Jr
Memphis
City
Marlo A. Procaccino
Hope student Fouse to receive education degree at Southern State commencement
Magnolia James C. Fouse of Hope will be a candidate for the Bachelor of Science in Education degree from Southern State College at commencement here May 24. Fouse, a 1964 Hope High School graduate, is the son of Clyde and Mrs. Fouse of 320 East 14th Street, Hope. He plans to teach after graduation.
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Chancery
Chancery Court
Hempstead County
Arkansas
First National Bank of Hope
James W. Branch
City of
Hope
Hope, Fulton and Emmett
Jim Cole
Magnolia
James C. Fouse
Southern State College
James L. Smyth
Fouse
Hope High School
Clyde Fouse
East 14Th St
Father and Daughter Graduate From Evangel College
In Springfield, Missouri today a father and daughter will graduate from Evangel College. Glen L. Ahlf, 53, and his daughter Janet, 24, share the milestone. Ahlf previously earned a 1938 degree from Southwestern Assemblies of God College in Texas and served as a pastor in Kansas for 25 years before two years as a tuberculosis hospital chaplain. He returned to studies as admissions counselor at Evangel in 1964.
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Springfield
Evangel College
Glen L. Ahlf
Janet
Ahlf
Southwestern Assemblies of God College
Texas
Kansas
Southeastern Kansas Tuberculosis Hospital
Evangel
Watershed projects approved including Fourche Creek Arkansas
The House Public Works Committee approved watershed projects in 10 states, including Arkansas. Fourche Creek in Randolph County and Ripley County Missouri were funded with totals of 7,087,749 dollars and 4,981,091 dollars respectively, with the federal share indicated.
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Washington
House Public Works Committee
Arkansas
Fourche Creek
Randolph County
Ark
Ripley County
College Coed Lives in a 1949 Auto
Sacramento State College junior Cheril Gordon 21 camps in a 1949 station wagon she calls Old Green Moose to save money. She studies after midnight on campus, showers at the gym, stores clothes in her locker, and cooks with a Japanese grill in the car. Gordon spends about 35 dollars monthly, mostly on gas, while her retired Air Force father worries but supports her pursuit of education.
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Dow Harrison
Associated Press
Sacramento
Cheril Gordon
Miss Gordon
Sacramento State College
Brookwood Elementary Fourth Grader Wins Poster Contest
First prize goes to Russell Jones, a fourth grader at Brookwood Elementary. Second prize honors go to Kathy Hodges, a fifth grader, with Debra Sue Erving receiving honorable mention.
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Brookwood
Russell Jones
Kathy Hodges
Debra Sue Erving
Hope Council of Garden Clubs
Hope Cham
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