Recitals and club meetings listed for late May and June
Calendar notes show piano pupils of Mrs. Gosnell and Mrs. McNeill giving recitals May 28 and May 29. The WMS of First Baptist meets May 29 at 11 am with a lesson on prayer. Gardenia Garden Club hosts a June 1 meeting at 2:00 at Mrs. Mathenja’s Boston Road home with co hosts and guest invites.
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R. J. Gosnell
Sv. High Auditorum
C. C. McNeill
WMS
First Baptist Church
Bonnie Beckworth
Potluck
Gardenia Garden Club
Fred Mathenja
Boston Road
Frank Ward
Charles Johnson
Gus Haynes
Kennedy signals cautious path on world change and aid
President Kennedy urged a global push for social and economic reform while keeping a cautious military stance. He promised aid to backward nations and emphasized nonbelligerent policy, noting no public plan for U.S. troop deployment, and pointed to corruption and inequality as obstacles to benefiting masses.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
Lyndon B. Johnson
Southeast Asia
U.S
Laos
Korea
South Viet Nam
United States
America
Khrushchev
Viersia
Mrs Kennedy Buys Paris Gown for Evening Wear
The White House confirms Mrs John F Kennedy bought a Paris gown and coat from Givenchy. Her secretary says the First Lady has named New York designer Oleg Cassini as exclusive designer but may use others occasionally. The purchase marks a rare instance of Mrs Kennedy sourcing elsewhere.
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Washington
White House
John T. Kennedy
Paris
Kennerly
Gris Coulirier Givenchy
Miksmela Torture
First Lady
Mrs. Kennedy
Eight Indians Die in Fire at Lower Brule Reserve
Eight persons perish when a five room house burns on the Lower Brule Indian Reservation. Seven are from one family including Irene Johnson 19 Tony Godlow 20s and their six children Reba 12 Anthony 10 Jerry 5 Gene 4 Beverly 2. One boy, Lonnie Ray Goodlow, escaped to raise the alarm. Authorities recovered four bodies within hours. at least four others were believed trapped. Cause not confirmed. the local Episcopal minister suggested a petroleum store explosion as a possible source.
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Lower Brule
S.D
Lonnie Ray Good Low
Hearhy
Kennedy’s aid policy hints at broad aims for freedom and development
The remarks discuss Kennedy’s vision of aid to revolutions for a fuller life, supporting independence and basic needs amid varied political routes. It notes ambiguity on conditions like land reform and questions how to avoid favoring the status quo, acknowledging the need for future clarification and concrete plans.
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John Foster Dulles
Kennedy
America
U.S
Congress
Peace Corps and North Atlantic Pact objectives exam item
Question presents choices about the Peace Corps objective and NATO alliance purpose. It also notes drought and flood context with a correct option B and mentions upcoming overseas testing. The text reads like exam material with multiple choice items and dates for tests.
Four Killed in Bus Collision Near Sacramento
A Greyhound bus hit a truck on U.S. 40 near Emigrant Gap California killing four people including truck driver Richard Thornberg of Auburn and passengers Jane Reynolds and two National Guard privates. Dozens injured. bus driver Sebastian Bucher in very serious condition.
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Calif
Greyhound
Sierra
Sacramento
Richard W. Thornberg
Auburn
U.S. 40
Jane Bosworth Reynolds
Oakland
James F. Dagel
Watertown
Anthony J. Geftke
Bozeman
Mont
National Guard
Ft. Ord
Elizabeth Gladney
San Francisco
Olga Wright
Sebastian W. Bucher
Concord
Probers Seek Cause of Crash
Investigators sought Thursday the cause of a jet air crash that killed Brig. Gen. Barnie B. McEntire, chief of staff of the South Carolina Air National Guard. The F104 jet fighter dived into an uninhabited island in the Susquehanna River near Harrisburg as crowds watched from South Bridge. He had just taken off to return to Congaree Air National Guard Base at Eastover, D.C.
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Harrisburg
Barnie B. McEntire
South Carolina Air National Guard
Susquehanna River
South Bridge
McEntire
Congaree Air National Guard
East Over
D.C
Belgium Queen May Be Expecting
PARIS AP An announcement sparked speculation that Queen Fabiola of Belgium might be expecting a baby during a state visit to Paris with King Baudouin. A later note said she had tonsillitis and the couple continued official duties.
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Paris
Fabiola
Belgium
Baudouin
Evangelist Billy Graham to under chest and throat X rays
London AP reports evangelist Billy Graham, 42, will undergo chest and throat X rays at a London hospital this afternoon to assess his ability to begin a three week Manchester crusade. He fell ill with a throat infection aboard the Queen Mary and has canceled two sermons.
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London
Billy Graham
Manchester
England
Gastroenteritis Fatal to 50 in Luzon Village
The Philippine News Service reports at least 50 deaths from gastroenteritis in a Luzon mountain province village since Tuesday. About 100 people were also ill in the outbreak. further details were not provided.
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Manilaap
Luzon
Philippine News Service
Ney
Africans Agree on School Plan in Africa
Thirty-four African countries agreed on a four billion dollar program to add five million children to their schools over five years. The plan was shaped at a ten day educational conference that ended in Addis Ababa Ethiopia with European powers holding colonial responsibilities also in attendance.
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Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
Africa
Dear Helen: Teen love and marriage warnings from Dorothey Dix
A reader shares a cautionary tale of eloping at 15 and 14 years old, returning home, quitting school, and becoming estranged. The column urges education, using letters from teens to discuss love, marriage, and the consequences. It includes responses advising delayed marriage and continued schooling, plus reflections on teen romance and parental perspectives.
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Helen
Prescott News Recital Highlights and Local Club Updates
Mrs A V Regnler presented piano students in a Thursday night recital at First Baptist Church with participants listed by name. The Prescott Business and Professional Women's Club met at the Library for a potluck supper and business session, naming a full slate of officers and planning attendance at state and national conventions. Various social notices follow including visits, hospital updates, school year end events, a Kiwanis sponsored Nevada County Forest Queen Contest, and application deadlines for Nevada Court contestants by July 1 1961.
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First Baptist Church
Gail Graham
Susan Ward
Junie Hesterly
Saundra Stovall
Kay Reynolds
Mary Kate Stewart
Virginia Ann
Daniel
Brenda Kay Hines
Connie Morris
Roletta Ridgelt
Ellen McRae
Chuck Cox
Anita Beth Lambert
Charlotte Arnold
Cathy Bratton
Kathy Reaves
Becky Garrett
Gilda Fay Hines
Sara Margaret Purtle
Janet Jordan
Gary Stewart
Pamela Fore
Phoeba Johnson
Carolyn Haltom
Wayne Arnold
Marcia Reaves
Joan Bratton
Douglas Hines
Katherine Lynn
Judy Fore
Nancy Bratton
Carolyn Daniel Ushers
Bey Jordan
Deft Jordan
Prescott
Ruth Stokes
Lila Grimes
Rec
Robbie Wilson
Corres
Sue Martin
Treas
Miriam Adam
Ruth Buchanan
Kizer
Gist
Hot Springs
Chicago
Prescott Kiwanis Club
Nevada County
Nevada Court
T. R. Moberg
Jim Nelson
Jack Robey
Family grows as we build a home and future
A couple recalls renting a furnished suite to save for furniture and a down payment, receiving wedding gifts, starting a family with a baby in year one, and after 18 years having five children, a six room house, washer dryer, deep freeze, floor polisher, and a 1933 model car. The husband works hard with a better than average income, and they feel glad and proud of their family progress.
Sophia Loren Praises Mrs Kennedy’s Modest Style
Italian actress Sophia Loren praised Mrs John F Kennedy in New York saying she has marvelous legs and dresses are not too short. Loren arrived from Rome and disagreed with couturier Emilio Schuberth who argued that Mrs Kennedy should wear longer skirts. Loren described Kennedy as beautiful with fine posture and modest dress.
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Sophia Loren
John TF. Kennedy
Miss Loren
Rome
Emilio Schuberth
Marilyn Monroe Likely to Go Home Today
Cedars of Lebanon Hospital spokesman says Marilyn Monroe, who had minor surgery Thursday, probably will go home today. The actress was admitted Wednesday and details of the operation were not disclosed.
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Mollywood
Cedars of Lebanon Hospital
Marilyn Monroe
Red Cross Aids 241 Arkansas Flood Tornado Victims
The Red Cross is aiding 241 families in Arkansas affected by floods and tornadoes since April 30. It has spent 19,726 on relief and expects to exceed 200,000 in disaster aid in the state, a spokesman said.
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Little Rock
Red Cross
Arkansas
Hope State Published Daily Despite Turbulent 1939 Edits
The Hope State Star Publishing Co lists staff in a 1939 masthead including editor Washburn and managing editor Jones. It notes circulation areas, subscription rates, and advertising representatives across Arkansas, Tennessee, Michigan, Oklahoma City, and New York, with Associated Press rights and publishing details.
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Advertis
Arkansas Dollies, Inc
Kck
Memphis
Tenn
Texas Bank
Dallas
Texas
Michigan Ave
Chicago
42Nd St
New York
N.Y
Penobscot
Ostroit
Mich
Ferminal
Oklahoma City
Associated Press
Kennedy Won’t Address ABA in Hot Springs
Attorney General Robert Kennedy cancels an Arkansas Bar Association speech in Hot Springs. Mitchell, ABA president, says the earlier plan was premature and Kennedy’s duties for the President after the Cuban invasion require him to forgo many talks. Kennedy was assigned to review the nation’s intelligence activities.
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Little Rock
Robert Kennedy
Arkansas Bar Association
Hot Springs
ABA
Mitchell
Kennedy
Arkansas
Woman Gives Birth To 16th Child In Sherrill
Oneida AP report states Mrs Louis A Rudolph of Sherrill delivered her 16th child, a boy, after 10 straight girls. The Rudolphs include 3 boys and 13 girls, ages up to 21, with eleven still living at home and two grandchildren.
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Oneida
N.Y
Louis A. Rudolph
Sherrill
Rudolph
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