Fall Conference and club meetings fill Hope events
The Arkansas PTA District 13 Fall Conference gathers at Hope Junior High Auditorium from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. with luncheon at 12:30 p.m. at the high school. Parallel events include Cosmopolitan Club at Mrs. R. L. Broach’s home, Whitfield Lodge Fellowcraft degree, and Hope Junior Auxiliary meeting.
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Arkansas Pta
Hope
Cosmopolitan Club
R. L. Broach
George Newhern, Jr
Whitfield Masonic Lodge No. 239
Masonic Hall
Local residents visit for Thanksgiving and funeral
Mrs. Leon Bundy returns home after ten days with grandson Don Bundy in Hot Springs while his parents attend the National Bottlers Convention in Dallas. A Kansas City family arrives Wednesday for Thanksgiving with local hosts. Nearby guests include families from Houston Benton Malvern Brownstown Murfreesboro Nashville and others. Also noted are visits from Rev. T. H. King of Carmi and Mrs. Aurie Huntley and Mrs. Mary Jeager.
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Barry Crow
Camden
Arkansas
H. A. Spraggins
George Balentine
Charles Gough
Dm Smith
A. C. Linyard
Jean Page
Arkadelphia
Ouachita College
Rodney & Vick
Fort Smith
Jean Basham
Ort Smith
Charlotte Stewart
Hot Springs
Karen Moore
el Dorado
Leon Bundy
Don Bundy
William Bundy
Dallas
Billy Bob Herndon, Jr
Burlingame
Calif
Harper Leiper
Houston
Sid Bundy
Benton
Herman Rogers
Ashdown
Ronald Massey
Malvern
Milton Garrison
Brownstown
Ark
Stephens
Murfreesboro
Robert Edward Shirmer
Marie Shirmer
Chad Herndon
Worthy Irvin
Nan Irvin
Nashville
W. R. Herndon
Aurie Huntley
Mary Jeager
T. H. King
Carmi
Lil
King
Baptist Children’s Home
China accuses Johnson of escalating aggression in South Vietnam
Reports from Beijing quote the People's Daily and Peking Radio alleging President Johnson ordered a sharp increase in U S action in South Vietnam. The broadcasts also mention the killing of Lee Harvey Oswald, who faced charges in Kennedy's assassination.
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Tokyo
China
Johnson
South
Viet Nam
Peking People’s Daily
Peking Radio
U.S
Lyndon Johnson
South Viet Nam
Lee Harvey Oswald
Kennedy
San Francisco Adman Proposes Kennedy Memorial Coins
Advertising man Al Toth urged in a letter that five million 50 cent pieces be minted to sell for one dollar. Proceeds would fund scholarships and aid Dallas police officer's family and Oswald's widow. He argued the Oswald family knew nothing of the plot.
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San Francisco
Kennedy
Dallas
Lee Harvey Oswald
al ‘Toth
Examiner
Toth
Oswald
Survivor Attends Service in San Pedro CA
AP reports a World War II survivor attended a local service in San Pedro California following the stoking of P09 during the war. The brief observance honored the veteran and reflected on the conflict and its impact.
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San Phdro
Calif
Memorial service aboard USS Oklahoma City honors Kennedy
World War II veterans attended a memorial service aboard the USS Oklahoma City for President Kennedy. Ray Starkey an oil field worker wept quietly during the tribute to the fallen commander in chief and former skipper of the P T boat.
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P'T
Dorothy Dix advice column on family and love troubles
Dorothy Dix offers guidance to a 17 year old wife enduring disapproval from in laws while supporting a home, with tips on securing work as a housekeeper and improving finances. A reader seeks help for reputational rumors and a younger romance, and other letters discuss dating, gossip, and personal happiness.
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Helen
Audie Murphy Finishes 37th Movie at Universal
Audie Murphy 39, finishes 37th film and 29th Western, Renegade Posse, shot at Universal. He says the face and dialogue stay the same and notes horses aging. remains the lone regular Western star in Hollywood. He turns down non Western war films and plans to keep making Westerns as long as he can work.
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Bob Thomas
Hollywood
Texas
Audie Murphy
Universal
Audie
Columbia
Allied Artists
Joel McCrea
Randolph Scott
Supreme Court Closed Today in Arkansas
LITTLE ROCK AP The Arkansas Supreme Court is closed today due to the death of President Kennedy. It will hold its weekly session Tuesday with no oral arguments. Decisions will be handed down and cases reviewed. Oral arguments slated for today will be heard Monday, Dec 2.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Supreme Court
Kennedy
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