Society Calendar Highlights Recitals and Club Meetings
The weekend society items list piano pupil recitals by Mrs. C C McNeill and the Junior-Senior High School pupils at Hope High School auditorium both inviting the public. Circle 6 WSCS of the First Methodist meets Monday at 9 30 a m in Mrs R D Franklin's home. Circle 2 WSCS meets at 2 p m in Mrs Sid McMath's home. Liberty Hill HD Club hosts at 7 30 p m in Mrs Chester May's home. Circle 4 WSCS meets Monday at 2 p m in Mrs Earl O Neals home. Etrele 1 WSCS meets at Mrs Ross Moores with co-hostess Mrs L E Poteet and Mrs M L Fox. Hope Art Chapter lectures Dorothy Lawrence Tuesday at 7 30 p m in the Community Room of First National Bank.
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C.C. McNeill
Hope High School
Circle
WSCS
First Methodist Church
R. D. Franklin
W.S.C.S
Sid McMath
Dell McClanahan
Chester May
Liberty Hill
Dasthedial Church
Earl O'Neal
C.C. Meeill
Etréle
First Methodist
Chureah
Ross Moore
L.E. Poteet
M.L Fox
Hope Art
Dorothy Lawrence
First National Bank
Foster family heads to Fayetteville for U of A graduation
Corning and Mr and Mrs Vincent Foster and Sharon travel to Fayetteville Friday for U of A graduation weekend. Miss Foster will join the graduating class. Vince Foster, a Davidson College student in North Carolina, will meet the family there.
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Vincent Foster
Sharon
Fayetteville
U of A
Miss Foster
Vince Foster
NBC shifts Telephone Hour for California primary coverage
NBC will replace an entertainment program the Telephone Hour starring Robert Goulet with full dress coverage of California's primary returns next Tuesday. Garry Moore's hour will be cut in half to accommodate the results and, if the returns are compelling, may extend to a full hour. Networks remain locked in fierce news competition but public interest in navy skirmishes appears limited.
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Cynthia Lowry
New York
NBC
Robert Goulet
California
Garry Moore
Navy
Bookmobile Schedule June Visits and Routes
The bookmobile timetable lists stops from June 2 to June 4, with times and locations such as Parris Home Nearinger Home Battlefield Loop Butler Home Spring Hill Community McCormack Home Archer Home Hackler Home Williams Home Brint Home Townsend Grocery Experiment Station Breed Home Meloy Home Emmet School McClanahan Home Ark-La Village Emmet Community Rocky Mound Willisville School Simpson Home Willisville Community Fore Home Waterloo Gresham Home Kelly Home Everett Horne and Rosston with stop times ranging from 6:15 to 3:00 across multiple days.
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Parris
Nearinger
Battlefield Loop
Butler
Spring Hill
McCormack
Archer
Hackler
Williams
Brint
Townsend Grocery
Experiment
Breed
Meloy
Emmet Schoo
McClanahan
Flome
Ark-La Village
Emmet
Rocky Mound
Willisville
Simpson
Fore
Waterloo
Gresham
Kelly
Everett Horne
Rosston
Bishop Seeks Emmy After Three Cancellations
AP writer Bob Thomas notes Joey Bishop jokes about earning an Emmy for the most-canceled TV show. Despite NBC not renewing his half hour comedy, Bishop remains confident and plans a fourth season after a season-ending network dealing as intricate as a Perry Mason plot.
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Bob Thomas
Nine-Television
Wrier
Hollywood
Joey Bishop
Bishop
NBC
TV plans loom as conventions and stars shape next season
The article notes networks’ coverage plans for national party conventions and contemplates changes in the sitcom scene. It highlights Vivian Vance possibly exiting Lucille Ball’s show due to travel and home life, with Ann Southern tipped as a replacement. It also mentions ABC’s Hollywood Palace featuring the Rolling Stones on June 13, signaling a broader TV guest-pop trend.
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Tucille Ball
Vivian Vance
Miss Vance
Hollywood
John Dodds
Vivian
Lucy
Ann Southern
ABC
Hollywood Palace
The
Apollo Moonship Orbit Boosts U S Hopes for Moon Landing
AP report from Cape Kennedy notes unmanned Saturn I tests lifting a model Apollo spacecraft into orbit and strengthening confidence in a 1960s manned lunar landing. Dr. Mueller says more launches across Gemini Apollo programs needed before moon missions. Saturn V planned for 1967 test flights with target 1969 moon landing.
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Howard Benedict Cape Kennedy
Fla
U.S
George Mueller
Man
United States
Wernher von Braun
Marshall Space Flight Center
Moon
Bridge bid tops Missouri St Francis River project near Piggott
Jefferson City AP report says a joint bid of 332987 dollars was the sole submission for a new St. Francis River bridge on State Highway 1, seven miles east of Piggott. Apparent low bidders were Paul Montgomery Inc of Poplar Bluff and Hines El Jerman of Eminence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
Bishop Declines NBC Offer for 18-Week Variety Show
TV comedian Bishop explains he could not sign for 18 shows and demands 26 before reassembling a strong cast. NBC insists on the hour format, CBS offers a 18 week half hour, Bishop prefers 30 minute slot and plans Las Vegas shows if no deal. He believes the schedule shifts were engineered to favor Bohemianza slot.
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NBC
Bishop
CBS
Las Vegas
Nix
Dear Abby Tips From 1964 Readers On Love And Life
A 1964 Dear Abby column features multiple reader questions. Advice covers marriage timing in a financially dependent relationship, siblings living with an unmarried couple, smoker stigma, and humorous name curiosities. The editor responds with playful, cautions, and pointed guidance. Memphis reader signs as Ms Cavallo.
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Abby
Rose
Violet
Gardenia
Camila
Jonquil
John
Cavallo
Mits
Memphis
Time Wields a Slow Ax on Leaders
A Time magazine style survey lists 12 world leaders aged 61 to 76, most in power since wartime or earlier. It names Khrushchev, De Gaulle, Chiang Kai-shek, Mao, Franco, Salazar, Tito, Sukarno, Douglas-Home and others with their ages and lengths of rule, noting aging leadership and limited turnover since World War II.
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Washington
India
Nehru
Johnson
United Arab Republic
Gama Abdel Nasser
Franklin
Roosevelt
Josef Stalin
Winston Churchill
Britain
United States
France
Churchill
Charles de Gaulle
Konrad Adenauer
West Germany
China
Chiang Kai-shek
Formosa
All China
Mao Tze-tung
Spain
Francisco Franco
Portugal
Antonio Salazar
Yugoslavia
Marshal Tito
Indonesia
Sukarno
JFK Would Have Been 47 Today
JFK would have been 47 today with Kennedy family gatherings at Hyannis Port. The nation marked a memorial weekend masked by the absence of the late president from his seaside home and a global TV tribute to his legacy.
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Hyannis Port
Mags
John Fitzgerald Kennedy
Kennedy
White House
Jack
Massachusetts
Democratic Party
Boston
John F. Kennedy
Adv
Robert F. Kennedy
Edward M. Kennedy
Dmass
Sean Lemass
Telstar IL
Dublin
Telstar
Harold Macmillan
England
West Berlin
Willy Brandt
Germany
Kennedy Memorial Library
Harvard University
Joseph P. Kennedy
CBS
Harry Reasoner
Post Office Department
Boston Post Office
Washington
Johnson
Arlington Cemetery
Democratic Committee
Probate Will Opens Estate of Robert M. Wilson
In Hempstead County Arkansas Probate Court the estate of Robert M. Wilson deceased is opened. The last will dated April 3 1961 was admitted May 21 1964 with Virginia R. Wilson executrix at 405 South Elm Street Hope Arkansas. Contests must be filed timely and creditors must present verified claims within six months from first publication May 23 1954.
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Hempstead County
Arkansas
Robert M. Wilson
South Elm Street
Hope
Virginia R. Wilson
South Elm Street Hope
Uneasy Lies the Dead: Milo March and the Carriers
Milo March pursues missing Thomas Rako in Cleveland, facing Nick Potts a night club owner and strong arm man tied to the Carrier Workers. Potts warns March off as police dig for Rako, noting Potts’s long criminal record and influence while March plans to press for answers.
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Milo March
Thomas Rako
tMére
Nick Potts
Milo Tangled
Everest
Cleveland
Thomas Rake
Rake
Nick
Rako
Johnny
Clark
Recks
March
Feds
Washington
Johnny Clark
Jameson
Veily
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