Photograph Caption of CCO Clinic Volunteers List
Bottom photo names volunteers in two rows. First row includes Mrs Herald Porterfield Mrs Charles G Smith Mrs D E Faris Mrs Jim James Mrs Tompson Impson and Mrs Bryan Camp. Second row lists Mrs Ora Ball Reinhardt Mrs Ped Rogers Helen Straughter Mrs Julian Hosey Alma Knox Mrs Orie Byers and Mrs Chester Hunt. Missing individuals Mrs Vincent Foster and Mrs Mary Turner are noted as not in the picture.
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CCO Clinic
Herald Porterfield
Charles G. Smith
D. E. Faris
Jim James
Tompson Impson
Bryan Camp
Ora Ball Reinhardt
Ped Rogers
Helen Straughter
Julian Hosey
Alma Knox
Orie Byers
Chester Hunt
Vincent Foster
Mary Turner
Star Photos
Hempstead County Health Center
National Guard Armory
Texarkana
John A. Harrell
Little Rock
Martha Vraeman
Inez Merritt
Focal
Pod Rogers
Bill Reinhardt
Thomason Impson
Bob Turner
Ala Knox
J. W. Turner
Dale Barnum
D. A. Amos
P. G., Cere
W. A. Franks
Jimmie Griffin
Ford Plants to Reopen by Monday
UAW leaders report progress toward resuming Ford Motor Co production by Monday after a weeklong national strike that halted 20 plants and affected about 720,000 workers. The International Executive Board will review remaining working condition disputes at key Ford plants, with potential further action if accords aren’t reached.
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Detrol Tapi
United Auto Workers
Ford Motor Co
UAW
Fort Council
Cancel
Ford
Cauccl
International Executive Board
Kei Banenon
Sid
Bnard
Weather Arkansas Regional Forecast Shaped by scattered showers
Associated Press forecast for Arkansas notes cloudy skies with on and off showers or thundershowers through this afternoon into tonight. Temperatures range from upper 60s to lower 70s with clearing late tonight and a cool, pleasant weekend ahead including Saturday and Sunday. Northwest and northeast zones expect lingering clouds and scattered showers, then easing with cooler nights and bright intervals.
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Arkansas
Associated Press
Northwest
Lawas
Anel Cughee
Suankis
Byur
All Around Town Hempster County Singing Convention
A fragmented notes roll through town events at DeAn i Methodist Church Salta day night and all day Sunday December 14 amid visits and talks. Speakers include My and Mrs Paul Klipsel who head to Chicago to visit with customers at Mricld's Inc for three days this week. A senior at Hopeigh School earns high merit on a National Merit Scholarship and other local figures attend church and hospital events.
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Hempster Couunty
DeAni Methodist Church
Salta
Oebobert
Sinis
iWenik
Paul Klipsel
Chigawa
Mricld’s Inc
Inrstiate of Radio Engineers
Western Society of Engineers
Elipseh
Stern
Jane
Ehrons
Cornwall
Bull Shools Bid Little Rock Tar Chenil Co Supply Bid
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a bid for supplies, mentioning two units, cables, and a listed amount of 47 604 dollars. The text is garbled but suggests a procurement or tender involving an Army related party and a bidder named Chenil Co.
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Little Rock
Chenil
Bull Showy Dam
Army
Arkansas Hospitals to Get $3.2 Million in Federal Funds
Arkansas hospitals and nursing homes will receive about 3.2 million dollars in federal matching funds to expand or build facilities. Projects include major expansions at Sparks Memorial in Fort Smith and Union County Hospital in El Dorado, with nine other facilities receiving federal and state support totaling over seven million dollars.
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Little Rock
APIAA
Ular
Arkansas Hospital
Eugene Spratt
State Health Department
Thor
Sparks Memorial Hospital
Fort Smith
Union Couly
el Dorado
Pert Smith
Union County Hospital
Lie River County
Ashdown
Sparks
Mort Sanity
Baxter County
Mountain Home
Init
General Hospital
Cosling SY
Montgomery County
Hospi- Heal Cital Nursing Flume Ait
Mount Ida
Goveernment
Forrest Men ‘Urial Hospital
Forrest City
Winsion
Thuelena City
Coon Posing
RIAA
Magnolia City
Lat Springs
Feck i
Ghana Pushes UN to Expel South Africa from UN
Ghana seeks support for a draft resolution to oust South Africa from the United Nations citing apartheid policies. Ghana aims to submit the measure to the African group, though some delegates doubt broad backing. expulsion would require a nine to five Security Council vote, seen as unlikely.
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United Nations
N.Y. Cap
Ghana
South Africa
Alex Quai- Son-Sackey
Quaisat-Luckey
U.N
Teast
H-nation Security Council
Ghats
Eric Louw
General Assembly
Trout
Lews
Tauwtag
Ne Sjmkeland
Tay
Arthur Dean
Soviet Union
United States
Dean
Arkansans Face Federal Charges Against Livestock Agents
Washington AP reports Ansel Breeding of Galena Kansas and D C Montgomery of Springdale Arkansas were charged by the Packers and Stockyards Division with operating a market agency and dealer without bonds. They allegedly bought livestock for speculative purposes at Huntsville Market and shared profits with trading partner George McKee while misreporting consignors and misusing sale proceeds in early year. The Agriculture Department moved to proceed with the complaint, requiring responses within 20 days.
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Washington
Munisville
Ark
Agriculture Department
Ansel
Galena
Kan
D.C
Breeding
George McKee
Huntsville
McKee
Montgomery
Acc
Fale
Agriculture Dept Ignores South Pleas in Cotton Allotments
The Agriculture Department rejected Southern pleas and set 1982 cotton planting allotments with quotas to be approved by two thirds of growers. National allotment drops to about 15 million bales, aiming to satisfy domestic and export demand while maintaining stocks. Congressional critics urge maintaining or increasing allotments due to strong demand and low stocks, with continuation noted on page four.
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Washington
Agele Mlina
Takagi
Wales
Colton
Tells Accuracy of U S Missiles
A garbled report quotes General Ber stating the United States maintains missile accuracy within certain configurations. The distorted text references a Thursday meeting and the American space program's leadership addressing the nation.
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U.S
Marco Tintaalle
Spawe Ebiel
United States
Schvigver
Amechith Husk Soviety
Nixon Drops Out Of Race For President
Los Angeles reports Nixon asserts no circumstances would force him to seek the presidency. A Nixon source notes Kennedy remains unbeatable barring a recession or war, with potential successors including Nelson Rockefeller or Barry Goldwater, while Nixon plans minimal California campaigning for the rest of his term.
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Los Angeles
Altichard M. Nison
Milly Deliveina
Nixon
Solves
Carnegies
Kennedy
United Staten
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Barry Goldwater
Arizain
California
Et Atic
Dwight D.isenhower
Most Serious Deed Yet in Berlin Crisis
Refugees fled into West Berlin as a truck trapped in barbed wire sparked cross border gunfire. West Berlin and American forces blocked the fence as East Berlin guards fired, with sporadic shooting for about an hour. West German officials warned of escalating tensions while confirming the 20 East Germans escaped to the West in the 24 hours ending at 7 am.
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Army
Vie
Potles Pilvo Syas
West Berlin
East Berlin
Berlin
Aind
Bonn
Heinrich Ve Brentane
Wilhelm Grewe i
Washington
Init
Clea
First Assembly to Show a Film The Greater Need
The First Assembly of God will present a sound and color motion picture The Greater Need on Sunday October 15. The film highlights missionary work in Central America under the Spoul-he-Light program of the Assemblies of God. Water W C Land invites public attendance and participation in the nationwide Speed-the-Light observance.
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Assembly of God
Central America
Spoul-he-Light
Assemblies of God Faith
Dolla Bay
Assemblies of God
Ulutches
W. C. Land
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the Rock
J. W. Branchlat Hope
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Jack Basly
Wayne M. Johnson
B.C. Johnson
Boswell
Guryell Memorial
Baptist Chueh
Ichulson
Paul Ue
Uatenamy Hais
National Syierer Foundation
Fie
Machers Aura
Tong Nesanie Yeu
Vyromion State College Co
Neix Hoy Aching
Penningtor
School For Boys
Pennington, N
Arkansas Hospitals
Tom Moge
Arkansans
Agriculture Dept
South
Harry J. Lemley
Arkansas Bar Association
Will S. Mitchell
John P. Williams
Arthur Frankel
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Lemley
Seliont
Juda Lemley
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