Community Notices and School Honors in Washington Arkansas
In a 1963 Washington Arkansas issue, Bethel AME members gather for a 7:30 p.m. church conference led by Rev. Jimmy Jones. Lonoke Baptist presents Twelve Keys To God's Resources on Sunday at 7:30 p.m. The Federated Club hosts its Seasons Tea Sunday from 4 to 6 p.m. at Harrise Gym. Lincoln High School reports its King and Queen Drive results with earnings by class, teacher sponsors, and totals. Obituary notes the death of Floyd Johnson of Hempstead County and references his Chicago attorney son Glenn Johnson, with funeral arrangements by Hicks Funeral Home.
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Bethel A.mle
Jimmy Jones
Mission of
Lonoke Baptist Church
A.S. Walker
Louise Daniels
Federated Club
Anna P. Strong Club
Harrise Gymnasium
Lincoln High School
Washington
Arkansas
Natalia R. Edwards
King
Micheal Wilson
Willer K. Mitchell
Queens
Erma Smith
G. B. Golston
Calvin Flenery
E. D. Williamson
Willie K. Mitchell
Mary Nash
Virginia Williamson
Augusta Trotter
Dorothy L. Williamson
EB. L. Williamson
J. P. Powell
J. P. White
Floyd Young
Gladys B. Golston
L. W. Williamson
G. B. W. Golston
Floyd Johnson
Hempstead County
Gertrude France
Glenn Johnson
Chicago
Illinois
Hicks Funeral Home, Inc
Trade More Consumer Goods Between Nations
New York Stock Exchange president Keith Funston told reporters in New York that the United States should trade consumer goods with the Soviet Union if paid in cash or its equivalent. He and other American business leaders had just returned from talks with Premier Khrushchev. The Soviets reportedly lack many goods Americans want, he said, adding that selling consumer goods could allow them to place their gold in return and reduce global tensions.
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NEW York (Ap
Keith Fuston
New York Stock Exchange
United States
Ann Kenyon Surgeon Of Rocky Head
Ann Kenyon, a surgeon at Ledbie Memorial Hospital, faces professional and personal tensions as she treats a young patient and contemplates her strained relationship with Brill. In Rocky Head, Dr. Clyde praises historic surgeons while Ann bonds with colleagues and weighs a potential future at Ledbie Memorial.
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Brill
Scotlin
Andromeda
Bobby Hiram
Karmeleni
Ann
McDonnal
Peter
Ledbie Memorial Hospital
Helen Ledbie
Dr. Lyle
Dave Clyde
Clyde
Rocky
Lebbie
Dr. Scotlin
Ledhie Memorial Hospital
Dave Clydé
Ledbie Memorial
Dave
Ephriam McDowell
Joseph O'Dwyer
Samuel Guthrie
Kenyon
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Adeline McElfresh
Show Traces a Rumor to Its Source
An AP report details CBS Reports tracing the rumor of Operation Water M occasion to its source. Reporter Roger Mudd traveled from Washington to California and Florida gathering reactions from a housewife, a radio speaker, and right wing writers, tracing the tale to a constituent newsletter from Rep. James B Utt. The officer noted the claim as a mistake about the maneuvers and manpower.
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New York
Georgia
U.N
CBS
Roger Mudd
Washington
California
New Orleans
Florida
Lompoc
Calif
Mesa
Arizona
James B. Utt
Obstructions Found on Japan Rail Line After Wrecks
Tokyo officials disclosed melon size stones and two steel drums placed on the rails of Japan's busiest trunk line in Numazu City near Tokyo. A freight motorman stopped in time after spotting the objects, averting further disaster following last weekend's triple train wrecks that killed 162.
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Tokyo
Japan
Numazu I City
Hope Star publication details and postal rates
The Hope Star announces staff roles and office details at 212-14 South Walnut Street Hope Arkansas. It lists editors, publishers, and managers, and provides subscription rates for carrier and mail in various counties and distant states. It notes Associated Press membership and republication rights for local and AP news.
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Star Publishing CO
C. E. Palmer
Alex, H. Washburn
Secy-Treas
Star
South
Walnut Street
Hope
Arkansas
Hempstead
Nevada
LaFayette
Howard
Miller Counties
Arkansas Dailies, Inc
Poplar Av
Memphis
That Was the Week That Was to End This December
London AP reports the BBC will discontinue the satirical program That Was the Week That Was after December 28 due to the general election next year. The BBC said it made the decision independently and offered no indication of revival post elections.
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London
Britain
British Broadcasting Corp
BBA
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