Hope area society notices mark November meetings
Local clubs schedule events on November 10 12 13 including Hope B P W Diamond dinner Dorcas Sunday School Garrett Memorial Baptist Church Brookwood PTA Guernsey PTA Hope Ladies Gold Association and the Hope Duplicate Bridge Club Circle No 1 meets at Mrs Hewitt's Circle I discussed Christmas luncheon Lima Peru program and local visits with many residents noted Whitney Robison birth announced with family details Plush fashion feature closes the list.
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Hope B&pw Club
the Diamond
Mike Kelly
Legislation Committee
Lena Maryman
Dorcas
Garrett Memorial Baptist Church
Don Webb
Rosiston Road
Hope Ladies Gold Association
Hope Country Club
E.E. Wassell
Duplicate Bridge Club
Hope Duplicate Bridge Club
R. L. Broach
Syd McMath
Marie Kendrix
Lloyd Spencer
W.S.C.S
First United Methodist Church
A. M. Hewitt
Shover Springs
B. W. Edwards
Herbert Stephens
Circle I
Lima
Peru
TV critics note uneven coverage on Northern Ireland
CBS 60 Minutes and ABCs Mod Squad draw mixed reactions as Mike Wallace and Harry Reasoner present contrasting Protestant and Catholic viewpoints. A UCLA law class lesson on dodging the draft highlights loopholes, while NBC airs four prime programs including Cosby Fat Albert and Norman Rockwell America. Nobel Peace Prize withheld for 1966 for first time in a decade.
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New York
CBS
Northern Ireland
Mike Wallace
Harry Reasoner
Los Angeles
UCLA
Draft Board
NBC
Bill Cosby
Fat Albert
Johnny Carson
George C. Scott
Maureen Stapleton
Marion Mercer
Diasna Rass
The
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Temptations
Motown
Norman Rockwell
America
Amnesty plea for Vietnam era dissidents
Amnesty International urged the United States to grant amnesty to those jailed awaiting trial or in exile for refusing to participate in the Vietnam War. About 10,000 people could benefit, including indicted draft resisters and deserters in exile, seen as potential prisoners of conscience.
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London
Amnesty International
U.S
Journalism Building Fire Provokes Campus Crowd in Fayetteville
A fire swept the top floor of Hill Hall at the University of Arkansas Tuesday night, damaging lower levels as 5,000 spectators gathered. The blaze reportedly started in the Arkansas Traveler office, with the Razors yearbook and journalism staff offices on the third floor. No injuries were reported despite debris falling and a cornice striking a firefighter. Firefighters used three pumpers as heavy crowding prevented snorkel access near the nearby library, built in 1901 and now adjacent to the blaze.
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Fayetteville
Ark
University of Arkan
Sis
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Arkansas Traveler
Traveler
Razors
Hill Hall
Daniel H. Hil
Journalism
University
ROTC Program at Henderson Up for Student Vote
Henderson State College students hold an advisory vote today to decide if the ROTC program should stay mandatory, become voluntary, or end. The Henderson brigade also fired a 21 gun salute on Veterans Day ceremonies to honor fallen service members.
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Arkadelphia
Ark
Henderson State College
Henderson Brigade
Actress Mercedes McCambridge speaks on alcoholism battle
HOLLYWOOD AP Actress Mercedes McCambridge, Oscar winner for All the King's Men, discusses overcoming alcoholism and calls existing attitudes toward the problem barbaric. She recalls her own struggles, insecurity, and the toll of roles, then notes her current focus on campus talks.
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Hollywood
Mercedes McCambridge
On the Road in Arkansas Holiday Parades Listed
December events include Hot Springs 25th annual Christmas Parade on December 1 to 25th and 39th annual Christmas Pageant on December 18 in Hot Springs. Camden hosts a Christmas program and Osceola holds an annual Christmas Parade in December.
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Hot Springs
Camden
Osceola
Deserted Husband and a Woman in Love Across Barriers
A reader mailbag piece recounts a long marriage fractured by pursuit of theater, country music, and infidelity. The husband awaits returns while the wife explores social life and remains distant, prompting advice on divorce, custody, and rebuilding life. A second reader question faces parental opposition to romance with a nonbeliever, urging independence and setting a separate home to protect the child.
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Helen
Bell Bottoms
Winter hardy white lupine promises soil aid in Arkansas fields
Arkansas Agriculture Experiment Station reports nine promising winter hardy lines of white lupine with higher frost tolerance than common varieties. Tested at Fayetteville Manila and Hope, seed rates ranged 23 to 45 bush per acre, indicating successful production in Arkansas and potential for high forage, seed yields, and nitrogen fixing. The note also recalls President James Monroe as “Last Cocked Hat.”
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Fayetteville
MiAraneae Agricultual
Arkansas
Arkdssay Party
Raesearch
Marlot
Manila
Hope
Offutt
James Monroe
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