Local Society Notes for November 1970 Events
District 16 Registered Nurses Association meets at Memorial Hospital at 7 30 p m on Tuesday November 3. Alpha Delta Chapter Delta Kappa Gamma gathers at 3 30 p m the same day at Mrs Edith Browns home with Mrs Charlean Etter co host. Cub Scout Pack 92 meets Thursday November 5 at 7 30 p m in Brookwood School lunchroom. Men’s Golf Association to meet Thursday November 5 at 7 30 p m at Hope Country Club with meal. Gardenia Garden Club meets Thursday November 5 at 2 p m at Mrs Don Fullers home with Mrs Earl Whitaker co host. Rose Garden Club meets Friday November 6 at 2 p m at Mrs J S Gibson home with Mrs W B Mason co host. Christmas workshop planned. Pot luck and cards Saturday November 7 at 7 p m at Hope Country Club hosted by Judge and Mrs Royce Weisenberger, Mr and Mrs E B Young Jr, and Mrs Barbara Daniels. Chapter AE P E D meets Tuesday November 10 at 2 p m at Mrs Kinard Young’s home. Phillip D Gilbert of Visalia California visiting his parents and relatives.
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Alpha Delta Chapter
Delta Kappa Gamma
Edith Brown
Charlean Etter
Brookwood School
Gardenia Garden Club
Don Fuller
Earl Whitaker
Rose Garden Club
J.s. Gibson
W.B. Mason
Hope Country Club
Royce Weisenberger
EB. P. Young Jr
Barbara Daniels
Kinard Young
Menu for Hope School This Week
Hope School offers a midweek menu featuring Wednesday fish sticks with sides, oatmeal cookies, a hamburger on a bun, and beverages. Thursday serves beef vegetable soup, peanut butter with crackers, fruit cobbler, fish square, vegetables, and a chicken salad sandwich. Friday presents macaroni with meat sauce, peas, celery sticks, cookies, and a chicken salad sandwich, with Alger Was Minister Horatio Alger noted as a minister before becoming a famed late 19th century author.
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Alger
Horatio Alger
Unitarian Church
United States
MGM Records Bars Drug Lyrics From Groups
MGM Records president Mike Curb announces a new policy banning lyrics glorifying hard drugs. He criticizes drug acts as harming the industry and cites deaths of Joplin Hendrix and Wilson of Canned Heat. MGM becomes the first major label to take this stance amid broader cultural pushback on drug culture.
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New York
Mike Curb
MGM Records
San Francisco
Atlanta
Tennessee
Curb
al Wilson
Janis Joplin
Jimi Hendrix
Spiro T. Agnew
Agnew
Actress Gives Birth to Girl in Hollywood Saga
Actress Tina Louise, 30, delivered a 7 pound 13 ounce girl at Cedars of Lebanon Hospital. The baby was born Sunday and remains unnamed. Louise is seeking a divorce from radio personality Les Crane after four years of marriage.
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Hollywood
Tina Louise
Cedars of Lebanon Hospital
Louise
Les Crane
Wedding Ring Theme 67th Anniversary Hope Ark Couple
Mr and Mrs T A Gathright of Saratoga Ark celebrated their 67th wedding anniversary on Saturday October 31 1970 They have one daughter Mrs John Conley of Saratoga and four sons Lyn Glen and Dale of Saratoga and Frank of Ashdown Route Their family notes include extended mentions and a mix of local personal notices and reader letters discussing music culture drug use and personal anecdotes from 1970s era readers from Hope and surrounding areas.
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Mrs
T.A. Gathright
Saratoga, Ark
Mrs. Gathright
John Conley
Saratoga
Lyn and
Glen
Dale
Frank
Ashdown
HELEN HELP US Youth Column on teen problems and dieting
A teen asks about slow eating to control portions and weight, preferring foods that require chewing. Dear Helen notes the paradox of dieting advice and mentions conflict with a sibling over rock festivals and drugs. The column invites further youth questions and provides practical tips.
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Helen
Slim
Poor Sound Brings Many TV Complaints
New York AP report notes thousands of viewers complained about a GOP political broadcast edited from Nixon speech tape. The National Committee supplied the program and the soundtrack suffered hums, volume fluctuations, and uneven audio that obscured the President.
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New York
Nixon
Republican National Committee
Television networks air flawed Nixon speech tape
Three major networks admitted the GOP was warned of poor sound quality but aired the tape anyway. A Western White House spokesman acknowledged the audio was not studio quality while noting strong national interest in rebroadcasts. Viewers accused stations of sabotaging the President amid contrasts with Muskie’s later appearance.
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GOP
White House
San Clemente
Calif
Phoenix
Ariz
NBC
St. Louis
Edmund Muskie
Nixon
Also Mentioned on This Page
Society
Registered Nurses Association
Memorial Hospital
Men's Golf Association
Phillip D. Gilbert
Visalia, Calif
Carl Gilbert
Hope School
HOPE
ARK
D.W
Miss Pipestein
Mr. and Mrs.t.a. Gathright
Helen Bettel
Cima
Jaltt
United Fund
United Way
National Bank OF Hope
FDIC
Leonid Brezhney