Community Society Events October 1967 Calendar
Local society notes list meetings for Wesleyan Service Guild Garland School Cub Scout Pack 162 Brookwood PTA J. Cain Chapter DAR Paisley PTA Garland School PTA Garden Club Dorcas Sunday School Class Hop B PW Club Hope Women's Golf Association Hempstead County Republican Women's Club Gardenia Garden Club family gathering attendees and travel plans for members across Oct 10 to Oct 15 with speakers, venues, and program topics including safety and garden topics.
Engagement Announced for Linda Austin and William Johnson
Texarkanaites Mrs W H Austin of Texarkana announces the engagement of her daughter Linda Alice to William David Johnson of Hope. The couple plans a December 1 ceremony at Central Baptist Church in Texarkana with Dr C Strong officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Austin
Texarkana
Linda Alice
William David Johnson
Hope
Odette Johnson
Fred
Central Baptist Church of
Dr. C
Strong
Miss Austin
Texarkana Arkansas
Money on Both Sides Gaming Issue
State lawmakers alleged offers and Las Vegas money influenced votes on a gambling bill. Oscar Alagood Gayle Windsor Bill D Wells claimed inducements as Gov Rockefeller vetoed the measure. Public discussion noted tourism and club access tied to legalization near Hot Springs.
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Little Rock
Oscar Alagood
Hot Springs
Las Vegas
Alagood
General Assembly
Winthrop Rockefeller
Gayle Windsor
Windsor
Bill D. Wells
Hermitage
Elitc Club
Pulaski County
Arkansas
Lynn A. Layis
Artificial Sweeteners Ruled Safe By FDA
The FDA says there is no scientific evidence that widely used artificial sweeteners hazard health though studies continue. It notes continued safety reviews over more than a decade and cites the broad use of cyclamates and saccharines, with action possible if evidence calls for it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Carey
Washington
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
United States
Monumental Coffee Break at Vatican Synod
Cardinally coffee break draws bishops from the Roman Catholic synod for a half hour of espresso and casual chatter. Servers arrange three tables and a machine as smoking is allowed outside the meeting room. The ritual fosters camaraderie, focus, and a collegial mood under Pope Paul VI. Ninth sentence limit applied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Miller
Associated Press
Vatican City
Vatican
Roman Catholic Synod of the Bishops
St. Peter's Basilica
Synod
Paul VI
Reykjavik Uses Steam to Heat City Homes
Reykjavik, Iceland's capital, is described as the northernmost city with natural steam heating. The World Almanac notes smoky bay inspired name from steam rising from hot springs, piped to heat homes and businesses, reducing urban air pollution.
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Reykjavik
Iceland
World Almanac
Sugar substitutes gain popularity in health conscious diets
The article notes sugar substitutes are increasingly used in soft drinks, desserts, and numerous products to reduce calorie content. It highlights that not only people with special diets but also many healthy individuals including children are consuming these sweeteners.
Youth Asked For Help In Teen Answers Column
A 1967 Hope Star column offers a teen help page titled S.O.S. Stamp Out Steadying with buttons at 50 cents, asking readers to mail names addresses and zip codes to Helen's S.O.S. Club in Sacramento. It includes letters about relationships, club activities, and seeking guidance on dating, jealousy, and social events, inviting youth to share troubles for anonymous replies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haleti
FOH Ff
Eare
Helen
S.O.S
Sacramento
California
Lass
Ste
Hélen Bottel
Hope Star
Tne
Alcohol Breath Tests Begin in Britain Amid Protests
London tests used breathalyzer bags to detect drunken driving as Transport Minister Barbara Castle pushes stricter laws. Several drivers failed readings, while bar owners report a sharp drop in business and motorists protest the curbside screenings. Unicameral Nebraska fact note follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Barbara Castle
Buckingham Palace
Britain
West End
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Society
Wesleyan Service Guild
First Methodist Church
P. H. Webb
James Mc. Larty
Garland School
Cub
Brookwood Pta
Leonard Ellis
Clyde Fouse
John Cain
DAR
Heritage House
Arthur Wimmell
J. G. Martindale
Charles Haynes
Kh. P. O'Neal
Paisley P.T.A
Jim Cobb
Hope Fire Department
P.T.A
PTA
Earl Down
Paisley Pta
James Cobb
The
Hope Fire Dept
Dlac Garden Club
B. W. Edwards
William Hanson
Lloyd Kinard
Dorcas
Garrett Memorial Baptist Church
Jack Coffee
Hop B & PW Club
the Diamond
Alice Kate Baker
Hope Women's Golf Association
Hope Country Club
Hempstead County
Republican Women's Club
West
South Maih
District 12
Amote Jean Legion Auxiliary
DeQueen
AL Merbers
Gardenia Garden Club
Jim James
Lyle McMahon
James
Bob Turner
Lonnie Crow
Ned Ray Purtle
David Waddle
Purtle
Jett Williams
Willams
Mitchell Williams
Stuart
al Williams
al, Jr
Jeffery
L. Gibson
Newport News
G. C. Coleman
Carol
Jan
Craig
Doyle Willis
Shreveport
Sug Sommerville
Henry
Russ Dave Knott
Ruth Blevins
Tulsa
Theo P. Witt
Miss Bery] Henry, Benton
David Pack
Bob Parham
J. S. Cummings
B.C. Hyatt
Mary Pillow Johnson
Greenville
5. C
Jim Greene
New England
Spartenburg
S. C
Mary Stokes
J. W. Secrest
J. W. Secrest, Jr
Kate Kent
North Hollywood
Calif
Kilgore
Frank Turner
Hope (Ark
Offeat Riftwood
Kilgore, Tex
Wesley Huddieston
Familly
Reader Huddleston
Dallas
Roger Odom
New York City
World Samplers
Linda Alice Austin
Texarkana College
Southern State College
St. Micheal School of Medical Technology
Memorial Hospital
Hope High School
Arkansas Police Academy
City of Hope
Toledo, Ohio
Toledo
Oklahoma City
Hilton Geer
George Migh
Governament
James Risner Morris
Bing Lee Moreus
Timbo
Stoke
Charles Rosa
Rosa
Driftwood
Mountain View
New Oreleans
Brussels
Belgium
Europe
Southern Travelers Council
Morris
Igi
Toddiers
Hier Fashion
Poll Parrot
Izlazs
Kangarou
Village Rexall Pharmacy
Hope Village Shopping Center
Showtime
Hells Angels
Hells
Gurri
Omestic Igular
Rephan
Helen Be
Hales
Wells F
Leo Perals
Stuckiordér
Nebraska
Union
Kathy
Betty Diane Diane
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