Community Society Notes and Club Meetings
A long list of church and civic gatherings in Hope County includes potluck and record entertainment at the Hope Country Club on Saturdays with multiple co hosts, church meetings of the Womens Society and various Baptist groups, library and nursery plans, and a PTA parent teacher night. Events span November 11 to 16 with dates and host families named for gatherings and regional clubs.
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the Hope Country’ Club
and Mire Lloyd Guerin
William Routon
George Peek
George Pra Jer
Ray Anderson
First Baptist Church
al Page
Joe Hawkins
Nehru’s Path: India Pakistan Kashmir and Cold War Ties
Nehru faces internal and external strains as he grapples with population growth and slow economic progress. He remains at odds with Pakistan over Kashmir and with China over their invasion, while Kennedy seeks balance between India and Pakistan and Russia resumes testing. The visit to Moscow echoes Kennedy era diplomacy and hopes for stable ties.
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United States
Berlin
Germany
Pakistan
Kashmir
Red Chinese
India
Moscow
Khrushchev
Kennedy
Russia
Nehru
Ayub Khan
Kennedy Nehru hold third parley on cold war issues
Washington AP reports President Kennedy and India's Prime Minister Nehru conducted a third marathon session in their ongoing talks on cold war problems. Nehru described the extra meeting as a continuation of discussions begun over the previous two days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kennedy
India
Nehru
Jeader
Sam Rayburn in frail condition amid illness
Bonham Texas AP reports Speaker Sam Rayburn aged 74 is very weak as doctors said his cancer is the basic problem. Dr. Joe A. Risser issued a bulletin noting Rayburn's continued weakness and poor outlook.
Students Protest Speaker Schedule Across NYC Colleges
About 1,400 students at three city colleges skipped classes on Thursday to protest controversial speakers. Picketing occurred at Inter College campuses in the Bronx and Manhattan as administrators and authorities faced demands over campus appearances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Anotut
Dea
Aniver
Inter] College
the Bronx
Princess Alexandra Pranks Night Tour With U S Navy
Princess Alexandra dressed in a suit and sweater toured Hong Kong with six American sailors aboard a Peak cable car. The 25 year old cousin of Queen Elizabeth II enjoyed an impromptu trip with no fanfare as the sailors quietly drank whisky at the back of the car.
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Hong Kong
Alexandra
U.S. Navy
Navy
Republicans to Meet Winthrop Republicans Gather Near Winthrop
GOP representatives from Pope Perry Yell and Conway counties meet near Morriston Arkansas at Winrock Farm on Petit Jean Mountain for a party gathering. Rockefeller will speak tonight.
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Morriston, Ark
Winthrop
Bookmobile Schedule for Fouke and surrounding towns
The schedule lists bookmobile stops and times for Fouke Schools and Fouke Community on November 4, with stops at Puckett's store Harris Grocery Boyd Park, and for Garland City on November 15 and Genoa Central on November 16 with stops at Langburg Selinal Mann's Grocery Ragyslon Sehoul and the Garland City Post Office and Schools.
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Fouke
Puckett's
Harris Grocery
Boyd Park
Garland City Post Office
Garland City Schools
Genoa Central School
Genoa Central Community
Langburg Selinal
Mann's Grocery
Ragyslon
Soviet plans seek staged East West German settlement
Soviet proposals to the United States Britain and West Germany outline a four step path for Berlin and Germany. They call for a new West Berlin status with freedom of people and traffic, a separate East Germany Soviet pact to respect that status, Western acceptance of East German sovereignty, and an all German peace treaty. Khrushchev tied pace to no all German pact and warned of a possible separate peace.
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United States
Britain
Orange
West Germany
Moscow
West Berlin
East Germany
Soviet Union
Germany
Khrushchev
Survivors Describe Flaming Crash At Baltimore Airport
Two Florida men were the only survivors when the airliner plummeted near Baltimore's Friendship Airport. Conway and his wife Beverly, both battered, recounted the final moments as federal officials examined the wreckage to determine the cause of the power failure.
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Federal Aviation
Jury defaults after bed surprise blackmail in embassy case
Evidence showed Poles surprised him in bed with Ursula Discher a two year old Polish girl and black mailed him into giving them information from the embassy An hour long mercy appeal failed to deter Walsh from imposing the maximum jail sentence The judge did not impose a fine after Scarbeck s lawyer Samuel G Klein said Scarbeck was penniless He could have been fined 30 000
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Ursula Discher
Mercy
Walsh
Scarbeck
Samuel G. Klein
Congo Seeks to Put Down Panic
Premier Cyrille Adoula Gen Joseph Mobutu and M Gen Sean McKeown flew to Luluabourg with top aides to assess a week long panic among Europeans in Kasai Province capital. Official reports say Congolese soldiers raped eight white women during a night rampage tied to antiwhite riots.
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Leopoldville
The
Congo
Cyrille Adoula
Joseph Mobutu
Sean McKeown
Luluabourg
Kasai
U.N
Katanga
Mobutu
Hamilton in Comeback at Age of 62
Hollywood veteran Neil Hamilton, age 62, rose from a dire low in the early 1940s to steady work in stage plays and TV. After a suicide scare and profit losses, a UCLA priest urged prayer, leading to a fresh film offer and a renewed career including Perry Mason roles and regular TV work. He emphasizes faith and family as his anchors.
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Hamilton
Wailing
Yag
Tye
Fort Lee
N. d
D. W. Griffith
Norman Shearer
Hollywood
Constance Bennett
UCLA
Tan
Identifying Air Victims Is Started
Richmond, AP. Army teams begin identifying the 74 recruits and 3 crew killed when Imperial Airlines Constellation crashed near Byrd Airport. Bodies moved to Ft. Lee for identifications as officials pursue clues, with official notifications to families as work continues. Survivors were pilot Ronald Conway and flight engineer William Poythress.
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Richmond
Army
Ft. Lee
Civil Aeronautics Board
Imperial Airlines Constellation
Byrd Airport
Ft. Jackson
D.C
Newark
Wilkes-Barre
Baltimore
Ronalds Conway
West Hollywood
Fla
William Poythress
Miami
Eisenhower to aid Pennsylvania GOP in 1982 races
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower will back Pennsylvania's 1982 gubernatorial and senatorial campaigns without dictating candidate choices, Republican State Chairman George J. Bloom said after a Gettysburg meeting. Eisenhower plans an active but not dominant role.
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Harrisburg
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Pennsylvania
George J. Bloom
GOP
Eisenhower
Gettysburg
Dorothy Dix Curious Marriage and Hidden Strains
A reader writes of a six year marriage with three children, claiming she is a slave to housekeeping and finances. Dorothy Dix advises choosing to marry willingly, asserting tenacity and self-respect can shift a wife from chattel to partner. A second letter questions age gaps in romance, with Dix weighing social norms and personal happiness. The column also notes a Jacksonville banker seeking to fly aid to Soviet children.
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Helen
Wheel Sticks But Plane Lands O K
Bethlehem Steel Corp president Arthur B Homer his wife and three crew rode a Convair 440 from Allentown to Idlewild after nosewheel trouble. Captain R B Beckner and two co pilots rerouted to Idlewild for an emergency landing. The nosewheel held and the craft landed safely after hours of circling.
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New York
Bethlehem Steel Corp
Tollewild
Allentown
Idlewild
Arthur B. Homer
R. B. Beckner
Barto
R. F. White Aid
PP. Kuschak
Bethelehem
Buckner
Menu for Week of November 29 2017
Weeklong menu item list announces Monday barbecue on bun with seasoned green beans cabbage and apple salad and chilled peaches with a note toward neat meal pairing and a minor typographical error in the final word nilce which likely intended nice
Memo to E.M. Prove Utah on curing shyness by interest
A brief note advising that eliminating shyness starts with feiting self and showing interest in others. The fragment urges the reader to be genuinely curious about people so they will reciprocate interest.
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E.M
Prove, Utah
President Kennedy to Address Labor Convention in Miami
AP reports President Kennedy accepted invitation to address the AFL CIO convention in Miami Beach Florida in December. Meany said the date is not yet set and the gathering runs from December 7 through December 14.
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Washington
Atflcio
George Meany
Kennedy
Labor Orgaization
Miami Beach
Fla
Meany
White House
Shy Bean and The Way to a Boy's Heart Leaflets Request
A reader asks for a stamped self addressed envelope to obtain leaflets titled Shy Bean and The Way to a Boy's Heart. The note indicates a self addressed envelope should be included.
Dorothy Dix Trademark News Brief
Dorothy Dix is a registered trademark noted in a Bell Syndicate Feature.
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Dorothy Dix
Bell Syndicate
Hope Star masthead and publishing details
The Hope Star masthead lists editor Alex H M Washburn publisher Paul Jones and manager Donel Parker with staff credits. It notes postal distribution, billing in multiple counties, and AP membership terms including exclusive right to local news and AP dispatches.
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Alex. MH. Washburn
Paul 4. Jones
Moncaing
Donel Parker
Advertising
Rogers, Jr
Gire'l
Gavine W. Hosmer
Associated Press
Farms Over Schools in Funding, Dean Urges Parity
Baltimore report quotes Dean Lindley J Stiles of Wisconsin urging higher education research funding. He compares agriculture and education, noting federal farm research at 160 million annually vs education at about 4 million. He calls for 75 to 100 million yearly for educational research and a shift to a scientific approach to schooling.
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Lindley J. Stiles
University of Wisconsin
Stiles
Council of Chicé
Cattleman Nesbitt Named Trustee for Salem Milk Firm
Wall Nesbitt of Salem cattle ranching lashed into the role to reorganize Twentieth Century Foods Inc a Salem milk processing company with debts over 400000 and state bonds totaling 107500. The company which bought milk from more than 200 dairymen closed after stockholders sought a receiver from the U.S. District Court. The state intervenes due to its 107500 investment in Salem Industrial Development Corp bonds backing the plant.
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Little: Rock (Ap
Nesbitt
Salem
Twentieth Century Foods, Inc
Aore
U.S
Courk i
Salem Industrial Development Corp
900 Pounderin Carnival Star Dies at 54 in Pratville
Martin Levy a former carnival performer weighing about 900 pounds died Wednesday at his trailer park home in Pratville Alabama He was 54 Levy born in Boston Mass spent most of his life in show business Walter L Worous his agent from Montgomery said Levy had been in show business most of his life
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Prattville
Ala
Martin Levy
Levy
Walter L. Worous
Montgomery
Boston
Mass
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First Methesist
Baker Home Demonstration Club
Builders Bible
First, Baptist Church
Rose Luck
Washington Rd
Mable Bramlett
Ann Wollerman
First! Baptist
J.T. Bowden
Foreign Mission
Beacon
T. J. Barker
J. By ‘Thompson
PTA
Sam Rayburn
Randole I Scott In
Prevue
San Ene
Princess
Johnny Sheffield
Bomba
Phys
Alan Ladd
Lizabeth Scott
Neil Hamilton
Pravate
Brentwood
Helen Worden Erskine
Hester Pruyn
Atlanta
Department of Agriculture
Union City
Ind
Georgia
Jacksonville
Robert J. Horne
Labor
Nec
Dee
Margaret Russell
Hilary
Ursula Curtiss
Hope Star
Star of Hope
Star Publishing CO
Palmer
Alex. HW. Washburn
Lety-Treay
Star
South
Walnut Street
Hone
Arkansas
Hope, Arkenses
Audit Bureeu of
Hope
Hempstead
Nevada
LaFayette
Howard
Miller Counties
Nat's
Arkansas Unifies, Inc
Staryick
Memphis
Tenn
Texas Bank
Dallas
Texas
Michigan Ave
Chicago
E. 42Nd St
Detroit
Mich
Oklahoma City
Okla
G. K. Hodenfield
Harold Hendrix Pewoce
Prescott Yard
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