Homecoming services at Garrett Chapel Baptist Church
Thought For The Day quotes Rochefoucauld. Nov. homecoming services at Garrett Chapel Baptist Church mark Naomi Comes Home in morning worship. At 3 PM Rev Ezra Turner preaches with choirs from Macedonia Columbus Eleventh St. Church Texarkana and Muno's Chapel Prescott and Southwest District Congress Chorus and soloist Mrs Veronica Phillips.
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Ezra Turner
Macedonia
Columbus
Eleventh St
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Muno's Chapel Church
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Southwest’ District Congress Chorus
Veronica Phillips
F. R. Williams
Foreign aid defense in U S policy debate
A edited excerpt discusses foreign aid arguments with State Department claims that aid boosts U S jobs and export markets while opponents fret over domestic costs. Officials cite World War II spending comparisons and insist aid supports freedom and development, not Soviet influence, noting aid totals are small next to tobacco and meat expenditures.
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State Department
United States
U. S
Department
Alona
Shover
Verger High
G. Carmicheal
Freedom
America
When to Fish or Hunt Solunar Tables
The schedule of Solunar periods copied from John Alden Knight's Solunar Tables guides daily sport timing. Major periods last about one and a half to two hours starting at listed times. minor periods are shorter and shown in regular type.
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John Alden Knight
Unpoliced Bomb Ban Advocated By United Nations
United Nations vote on a voluntary unpoliced moratorium on nuclear tests nears a two thirds majority in the General Assembly after a 72 to 21 vote with eight abstentions. India and six others pressed the appeal despite U S and Soviet opposition. The fallout follows two Soviet tests and Kennedy’s pledge to resume atmospheric blasts if needed.
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U.N
United States
Soviet Union
India
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Free World
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Hope Falls to Wampus Cats 25 12 at Tam mons Stadium
Conway Wampus Cats burst to a 25 12 victory over Hope at Tam mons Stadium. Tony McLarty led Hope with 104 passing and 8 rushing yards, Roy Wray added 93 receiving yards, while Gordy and Martin starred for Conway. Hope fans await Homecoming and a Kitten season finale next week.
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T-Bo Roberts
Charles Beggs
Arkadelphia
Hope Bobkittens
Hammonds Stadiium
Three Cleared of Vote Fraud at Des Arc Arkansas
A Circuit Court jury acquitted Des Arc election officials of fraudulent certification of votes in the 1960 Democratic runoff. Four other defendants were also acquitted. Hazen residents Conrey Gray and Raymond C, Harlieh and Eagle Boyd Jr testified they could have erred in counting ballots as the case followed an election contest between Jerry Screeton of Hazen and J. T. Gunter of Austin. Charles L. George of Cabot won the general as a write-in.
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LSU Man Wins $600 Oil Prize At Delta Art Show
LSU faculty member Tom Cavanaugh won the $600 first prize for oils at the Delta Art Exhibition held at the Arkansas Arts Center. His abstract piece titled Pavilion led the awards, with Richard Knowles of Arkansas completing the top finishes for Green Beck room. More than 50 artists are represented and the artworks will be exhibited through November.
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Tom Cavanaugh
Louisiana State University
Delta
Arkansas Arts Center
Richard Knowles
University of Arkansas
Arkansas
Arts Center
Arkansas Tech 30 Henderson 1 in Friday football results
AP report lists Friday college and high school scores across classes and districts. Notable games include Arkansas Tech defeating Henderson 30 to 1, and Bentonville, Farmington, and Pine Bluff posting regional wins among numerous line scores.
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Crossett
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Texarkana
Fayetteville
van Buren
Harrison
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St. Anne's
Rogers
Yerger Tigers face undefeated Horace Mann Bearcats tonight
Yerger High hosts Horace Mann Bearcats at Hammon Stadium at 8 p.m. in a potential upset game after Yerger’s 22–0 win over Thabel Oklahoma. Tigers hope to challenge the best in a hard fought battle with standout players listed in the lineup.
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Horace Mann Bearcats
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Thabel
Okla
Wildcats
Horace Mann
Tiger
Wilson
Duffie
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Trotter
Money Order Over Cash Shortage Found At Bank
In Pittsburgh an apparent $700,000 bank shortage was resolved when a secretary ordered a $39.30 money order and received one for $700,039.80. The error went unnoticed until auditors spotted it. Sam Stein, who runs a messenger service, corrected the mistake Thursday morning by returning the money order to the bank after noticing the excess.
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Sam Stein
Stein
Negro Teachers Head Re elected
Mrs. W. T Hegwood of Little Rock was reelected president of the Arkansas Negro Teacher s Association at the 63rd annual meeting in Hot Springs. T. W. Coggs of Little Rock was reelected executive secretary and Elijah Coleman of Pine Bluff was chosen board member at large.
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Ark
W. T Hegwood
Little Rock
T. W. Coggs
Elijah Coleman
Pine Bluff
Local AP Copyright Notice Stated
The notice declares exclusive rights to republish all local news printed in this newspaper and AP dispatches. It names AM Othae W and mentions time frames of one month three months six months and one year. The text reflects standard AP affiliation language and republication rights.
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Hoy Coun
Othae
Associated Press
White Man Convicted of Rape in Arkansas Court
Noel James Bishop, 36, was found guilty of rape in Washington Circuit Court. A jury recommended life imprisonment with formal sentencing to come later. He was accused of coercing a 42-year-old Fayetteville housewife on Sept 28, forcing her into her car, then raping her in a churchyard after driving there. The jury deliberated about 4 hours and 50 minutes following a three-day trial.
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Fayetteville, Ark
Noel James’ Bishop
Washington
Bishop
Fayetteville
Hon
The Black Bass How to Catch America’s Favorite Freshwater Fish
The black bass dominates American freshwater angling with strong populations and easy spread from breeding stock. Largemouth bass are plentiful and pursued, preferring dense weeds and late spring to spawning, yet can be caught year round with plugs spoons and spinners. Smallmouth bass, equally feisty, exhibit bold acrobatics for their size.
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