Society Calendar Notes From LA Churches And Clubs
Mrs Ethel Whitehurst heads a Methodist church pet luncheon on Tuesday October 2 at 7 p.m. All members urged to attend. Prevent District Nurses meet Tuesday October 24 at 7 30 p.m. at Homestead Memorial Tropical. A Wyeth film on Oral Polio vaccine to be shown. Practical nurses and aides invited. Pat Cleburne Chapter UNC luncheon Thursday October 4 at the Wiamond 12 noon. Gardenia Garden Club hosts a workshop October 4 from 11 a.m. to 3 30 p.m.Members bring sack lunch flowers and a container. First Methodist spaghetti supper FridayOctober 5 at 7 p.m. in the church basement for members and families. Mary and Martha Uope Chapter 328 Order Eastern Star meets Thursday October 4 at 8 in the Masonic Temple with officer elections urged. Bridge Club met at Mrs Tom Kinser September 28 with guests including Mrs K G Hamilton and others. High scorers were Mrs C P Tolleson Mrs Emma Hatley and Mrs M MecCloughay. Seasonal decorations noted and refreshments served.
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Ethel Whitehurst
Fidelis
Methodist
Horace Stokes
Prevenlt
Homestead Memorial
Wyeth
Pat Cleburne
UNC
Wiamond
Uope Chapter
Order
Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Bridge Club
Tom Kinser
K. G. Hamilton
Tom Wardlaw
John Britt
Mary K. Lehman
Gearrett Story
Rob Jones
C. P. Tolleson
Emma Hatley
Mr MecCloughay
Zinnias
Coming and Going in El Dorado and Nearby Visits
Mrs J W Ray arrived by plane Tuesday in Shreveport after an extended visit with her children including Roy Hoggard in Detroit and Ray Dodge and Calvin Hughen in Lincoln Park Michigan. Kenneth Gibson of Little Rock stayed with his parents. Jim Shuffield and family of St Louis visited El Dorado after the death of Mrs Shuffield's grandmother, prompting family gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Ray
Shreveport
Roy Hoggard
Detroit
Ray Dodge
Calvin
Hughen
Linda
Beth
Lincoln Park
Mich
T. R. Gibson
Patmos
Raymond Barber
el Dorado Suneday
Kenneth Gibson
Lille Rock
Mrs
Jim Shuffield
St. Lewis
Orval Tavelor
el Dorado
Rusk Seeks Latin Backing to Pressure Cuba
Secretary of State Dean Rusk will urge Latin American foreign ministers to back tough measures isolating Cuba and to support warnings of potential U.S. military action if Castro's regime threatens U.S. or Inter-American interests. The 26-nation conference will continue behind closed doors as Kennedy weighs his own stance and aims to unite regional opposition to Soviet arms in Cuba. The U.S. seeks near-total trade cutoff between Latin American countries and Cuba, with limited food and medical supplies exempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Hightower
Washington
Dean Rusk
Cuba
Rusk
U.S
Fidel Castro
inter-American Foreign Ministers
Kennedy
United States
Castro
Edwin M. Martin
Missile experts die in crash near Santa Maria
Santa Clara California AP six missile experts traveling to Vandenberg Air Force Base died when a transport plane crashed near Santa Maria airport after a flight from Hawthorne California. The twin engine aircraft struck a grove and crashed breaking the nose. The plane pilot also killed. Initial reports cited seven to eleven deceased. authorities later confirmed six missile experts among the dead. The victims were Martin Company scientists engineers and technicians working on Titan missile programs. Other passengers were locals visiting relatives in California. The crash occurred during an attempted landing at Santa Maria after circling the field with one engine sputtering. Authorities described bodies as badly broken making positive tallies difficult at first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Clara
Calif
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Santa Maria
Hawthorne
Los Angeles
Travis Lively
Eust. Worth
Homer Stone
Nose
Ricky
Other
Santa Barbara
James Webster
Stella Sell
Santa Anna
Auvié Huntley
Matyiv
Miss Ann Ward Weekend Guest of Her Mother
Miss Ann Ward a freshman at the University of Dallas was the weekend guest of her mother Mrs Graver Ward in Dallas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Ward
The
U of Dallas
Graver Ward
Loan Granted for Norfolk Water System Plan
Washington AP reports the Community Facilities Administration approved a $1400 interest free loan to Norfolk Arkansas to fund planning for a water system project estimated at $126000. The loan supports early stage work for the proposed municipal water service expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Community Facilities Administration
Norfolk, Ark
Sense of Foreboding Over Oxford
In Oxford Mississippi after a deadly Sunday night riot at the University of Mississippi, fear grips the town. Army troops patrol campus streets, weapons arsenals are found among outsiders, and telegraphs urge students to go home until order returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Miss
Titte College
University of Mississippi
Oxonians
Troveeles
Court House
Frank Lovejoy Dies at 50 in New York Hotel Warwick
Actor Frank Lovejoy, 50, was found dead in his bed at the Hotel Warwick in New York. A physician cited coronary thrombosis. Lovejoy had recent stage work in The Best Man at Paramus New Jersey and a career spanning Broadway, film, and radio. He debuted on Broadway in Judgment Day and first appeared in Home of the Brave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Frank Lovejoy
Warwick
Joan
Lovejoy
Paramus
N.J
Supreme Court upholds county warrants publication rule
Arkansas Supreme Court on Monday ruled a 1914 law requiring publication of county warrants is mandatory. The decision affirmed a lower court ruling against St. Francis County officials, led by County Judge M D Clark and Clerk Dorothy Bernard, in a taxpayers suit. The justices did not decide who pays for printing, noting payment was not in dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Arkansas Supreme Cont
St. Francis Chancery Court
St. Francis
M. D. Clark
Dorothy Bernard
Supreme Court
Havana Broadcast Reports Killing of Three Rebels
Havana radio says counter revolutionary fighters killed three farmers in Las Villas Province and seven others captured. The station, monitored in Key West, did not specify when the action occurred. The broadcast claimed seven more band members were captured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Key West
Fla
Federal Grants Aid Arkansas Rehabilitation Center
Two federal grants totaling 2400 dollars were received for the state Vocational Rehabilitation Service. A 15000 grant, combined with 2056 state funds, will establish an evaluation unit at Hot Springs Rehabilitation Center. An 11400 grant, with 2200 state funds, will fund a medical director to survey the center’s program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Hot Springs
Should I Give Up This Boy Frieepee
A widow writes that her divorced younger partner pays rent and buys food, but he cheats emotionally and she fears marriage with him. Helen Worden Erse advises ending the relationship, rebuilding self respect, and seeking independent work while warning against wasting life on a half loaf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy DIX
Helen Worden
Helen
Thim
Live Blue
Four Charges Against Gen Walker In Oxford Mississippi
Former Maj Edwin A Walker tied to Mississippi segregation efforts is arrested on four federal charges. He led a student charge against marshals at the University of Mississippi and appeared amid Oxford rioting before being moved to a Springfield Missouri prison. A Texas supporter, Ashland Burchwell, was seized with arms en route to Walker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Miss
Edwin A. Walker
Mississippi Segregac
United States
Walker
Little Rock
Ark
Justice Department
Nicholas Katzenbach
Terman
University of Mississippi
Springfield
Russell Settle
Ashland Burchwell
Dallas
Mississippi
Burchwell
Texas
Ross Barnet
James H. Meredith
U.S
Students Hurt in Bus Wreck Near Nashville Arkansas
Ten Texarkana College students were injured when a school bus struck a bridge and overturned near Nashville. Sheriff Jack Jennings said the truck driver, Tommy Cabaniss, 68, suffered severe cuts and possible internal injuries. Martha Jewel, 18, broke a leg. David Wilson and Peggy Ann Ieenhower, 18, were cut on face and arms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Ark
Texarkana College
Jack Jennings
Tommy, Cabaniss
Martha Jewel
David Wilson
Peggy Ann Ieenhower
Jennings
Cahaniss
Polio Vaccine Talk as Advisory Panel Meets in Washington
A special advisory committee on oral polio vaccine met in Washington to review data on polio cases. Dr. Albert Sabin attended and was expected to defend the vaccine. Surgeon General Luther L. Terry said no urgent reason for the meeting, which may last most of the day, and no immediate findings are guaranteed. The panel last met in September amid safety debates, recommending adults skip Type III in mass programs but continue vaccines for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Albert B. Sabin
Public Health Service
U.S
Luther L. Terry
Terry
Sw'geon General
Petty Ty Rants Secreted in Helpful Leaflets
Worden Erskine urged to enclose stamped self addressed envelope and send to Dorothy Dix care of this newspaper. The feature is advertised under Helpful Leaflets with the note Dorothy Dix as a registered trademark of A Ball Syndicate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worden Erskine
Dorothy Dix
Ball Syndicate
Ole Miss campus riots reduce student presence
In Oxford Mississippi the University of Mississippi saw a large exodus after riots sparked by James Meredith's admission. Officials estimated at least one third of about 6,000 students left home Sunday night and offered one week of leave with no questions asked and no class cuts for those who requested it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Miss
University of Mississippi
Negra James H. Meredith
UN All White
Increase in State Tax Take in September
Revenue for September totaled 12 152 190 dollars, up 672 581 from 1961. Denham reported revenues from most sources rose slightly while income tax dropped from 333 318 to 141 584. General revenues climbed from 7 190 553 to 7 572 701 and special revenues rose to 4 580 119.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Ed Denham
Denham
Investigation Into Deaths at Ole Miss
An intensive federal probe is under way into the killings of Paul Guthard and Walter Ray Gunter during Ole Miss rioting. Atty. Gen. Kennedy’s spokesman says investigators seek the shooter s identity and whether the deaths were accidental or deliberate. Ballistic tests are pending to see if both victims were shot by the same gun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Miss
University of Mississippi
Lifelows
Edwin ©. Guthman
Atty
Robert F. Kennedy
Guthman
Paul Guthard
Walter Ray Gunter
Counties to share forest receipts in Arkansas disbursement
Washington AP reports Rep. Catherine Norrell announced Garland Hot Springs and Saline counties will share 2 490 national forest receipts from timber sales to be disbursed Oct 4 Garland earns 45746 Hot Springs 155 and Saline 22580.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington (Ap
Catherine Norrell
D-Ark
Garland
Hot Springs
Saline
National Forest
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