Hope business club hears school director at Diamond Cafe
Page Eight Women Hear School Director at its November meeting. J W Rowe, director of Red River Vocational Technical School, spoke on civic participation and predicted growth for the Hope area. Frances Reynerson introduced him, with Anna Mae Williams Virginia Hosmer and Martha Stephenson on the program. Velora Bright welcomed guest Mrs Andy Andrews and new member Mary Anita Laseter.
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Hope Business and Professional Club
J. W. Rowe
Red River Vocational Technical School
Diamond
Rowe
Hope
Frances Reynerson
Anna Mae Williams
Virginia Hosmer
Martha Stephenson
Velora Bright
Andy Andrews
Mary Anita Laseter
Lions Plan Yale Auction At Tomwn and Country Luncheon
Lions co-chairmen Bobby Joe Lee and Gene White announce the annual Christmas Auction to raise funds for needy families. The event runs December 5 6 7 and the luncheon served as a planning forum.
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Lions Plan
Yale
Bobby Joe Lee
Gene White
Demonstrative evidence in court faces limits in injury cases
In a personal injury case Vincent, disabled in an auto crash, faced a doctor depicting injuries with a skeleton. The defense objected as too gruesome, but the judge allowed it to illuminate facts. Courts increasingly accept demonstrative tools like diagrams and models, though cautions remain about bias and sensationalism.
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American Bar Association
Will Bernard
Vincent
Moby Sink
Jury to See Bodies in Mass Slayings
An all male coroner's jury in Mesa Arizona convenes to view the bodies of four women and a baby girl slain by 18 year old gunman Robert Benjamin Smith. Bonita Harris the only adult survivor remains hospitalized after suffering head and arm wounds. Smith's parents issued a grief filled statement through their attorney.
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Dan Tedrick Mesa
Ariz
Robert Benjamin Smith
Mesa
Southside District Hospital
Smith
Disturbed Better Helped Locally Says Rockefeller
Mrs. Winthrop Rockefeller, president of the National Association of Mental Health, urged at the 18th annual convention that emotionally disturbed individuals recover better and faster if they remain in their own community and face a more natural, normal setting. She noted experts agree that closer community ties aid the mentally ill.
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New Orleans
Winthrop Rockefeller
National Association of Mental Health
Rockefeller
Arkansas
Association
Smith killer case shocks Rose-Mar beauty shop
Police said the suspect, a young student named Smith, shot six people at the Rose-Mar College of Beauty. Victims include Mary Olsen, Glenda Carter, and Carol Farmer, all 18 or 19, plus Joyce Sellers and her baby Debra. Mrs Sellers’ 3-year-old and Tamara Lyon survived. the baby was wounded. The suspect has received psychiatric treatment.
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Young Smith
Robert L. Smith
Tex
Rose-Mar College of Beauty
Mary Margaret Olsen
Glenda Carter
Carol Farmer
Joyce
Sleep Helps Tell Secrets of Asthma
Denver researchers study how sleep patterns reveal triggers for asthma in children. Dr. William W. Hahn at the Children’s Asthma Research Institute tracks pulse breathing heart rate eye movements and brain waves to detect autonomic nervous system imbalances that may trigger attacks and to identify sleep stages during episodes.
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Ken Robinson Denver
Colo
William W. Hahn
Children’s Asthma Research Institute
United States
Hahn
Dr. Hahn
Romney Presses GOP Promise Voice for 1968 Race
Washington AP report on Governor George Romney after a third term win urges Republicans to present a constructive, reforming platform in 1968. Romney notes GOP failures in 1964 and the party must shed its "against" image to win the White House, while Democrats face stagnation and seat losses. The piece discusses historical shifts in Congress and Eisenhower era dynamics.
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Washington
Michigan
George Romney
Congress
Romney
NBC
Meet the Press
White House
Republican Party
Party of Promise
Party of Prom
Barry Goldwater
Lyndon B. Johnson
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Republicans Gain in House and Senate Colors After Momentum
The passage notes 248 Democrats to 187 Republicans in the House, Senate gains for Republicans to 33 seats while Democrats hold 67. It highlights 25 Republican governorships nationwide and party divisions among both major parties. Mentions Goldwater on ABC and Johnson’s political strength limited to Congress. Also references Conway County politics and a call for possible investigation.
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Senate
Goldwater
ABC
Romeney
Johnson
Congress
Rockefeller
Faubus
Conway County
Marlin Hawkins
Fair
Horns County
Four Arkansas 4-H'ers Win State Honors for Chicago Congress
A 17 year old from State College Douglas Hochstetler leads a group of four Arkansas 4-H winners chosen for a fully funded trip to the 45th National 4-H Club Congress in Chicago from November 27 to December 1. Gail Smith of Rector C W St John of Redfield and Carolyn Bail of Sheridan join Hochstetler.
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Arkansas
Douglas Iochstetler
State College
Chicago
Navy
Gail Smith
Rector
C. W. St. John
Redfield
Carolyn Bail
Sheridan
Cooperative Extension Service
Hochstetler
Douglas
H. B. Russell
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