Five Generations Shown in Hope Family Portrait
A Hope Arkansas feature highlights a five generation family photo. Three year old Renée Machael Huggins stands between her great great grandmother Ellen Fullerton of Prescott and her great grandmother Sophia Taylor of Chandler. Standing are her grandmother Myrtle McClanahan of Higley and her mother Patricia Huggins of Chandler.
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Horace Fullerton
Ren’ee Machael Huggins
Ellen Fullerton
Prescott
Harvey
Sophia) Taylor
Chandler
Virgil
Myrtle) McClanahan
Higley
Ariz
William
Patricia) Huggins
Chandler, Ariz
Community Calendar Highlights Busy Oct 14 1967
Local society page lists several events for Saturday October 14 1967 including a chicken dressing supper at Boocan PTA in the school cafeteria with plates at 1.00 for adults and 0.60 for children a rodeo at Riding Club Arena gates 0.50 for adults 0.25 for children a potluck and cards at Hope Country Cub hosted by multiple families and a district 2 American Sector Auxiliary meeting in DeQueen Arkansas on Sunday October 15 at 2:00 PM.
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Boocan Pta
Riding Club
Hope Country Cub
Emmett Thompson
Emmett Wassell
J.C. Atchley
DeQueen
Arkansas
Neal Dahl show on ABC's Person to Person revisited in England
Television review notes ABC's Good Company revisiting Patricia Neal and Roald Dahl in England. The half hour revealed Neal's illness and comeback, but the program drew poor ratings and faced stiff competition from CBS and Dean Martin. Critics warn networks front load big packages while cheap movies persist.
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Cynthia Lowry
New York
ABC
Patricia Neal
Roald Pahl
England
Leonard Goldeberg
CBS
William Inge
Dean Martin
Boo
Etworks
Hollywood
NBC
eWorld Premmiere
Nithal
Nintivies
TV stars amid flop series and dreams of a new era
The article profiles actors including William Reynolds and Parry Dobkin and their TV careers from Pete Kelly's Blues to The Gallant Men and CBS Playhouse. It notes Dobkin's shift to directing and outlines a future vision of TV with automated home delivery and supermarket hubs discussed by executives at an international conference.
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Jack Websts
Pete Kelly
Islanders
Blis
Gallant Men
Lawrence Dobkin
Felony Squad
Dobkin
CBS Playhouse
Loring
New York
APY
Michael J. O'Connar
Super Tiathet Institute
Togsw
Two Versions of Films Split Dramatic Roles in TV Cut
A Hollywood note explains a new trend with exploitation films shot for theatrical release and a sanitized home television version. The piece discusses Sam Katzman’s Columbia picture Singles Only, Lana Wood’s scenes, and cast members Mark Richman John Saxon Milton Berle Mary Ann Mobley Mary Ingels.
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Hollywood
NEA
Sam Katzman
Columbia
California
T Heaters
Lana Wood
Jake
Kalamarn
John Saxon
Mary Ann Mobley
Milton Berle
Mary Ingels
Mark Raehoman
Charles Rulinson
Chris Nuvt
Millionaires Pay Can Afford Too
IRS data show 624 millionaires paid an average tax of 966838 in 1965 while 22 earned no tax due to foreign credits and large deductions. Most income came from capital assets 8451 million and dividends 4833 million. long term gains taxed up to 25 percent. The figures rely on adjusted gross income and omit tax free municipal bond interest and depletion allowances.
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Joseph R. Coyne
Associated Press
Washington
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Helen Helps Teens Hear All Sides On Family Pressures
In the column Helen Help Us answers readers on young marriage, adoption, and teen struggles. A contributor recalls a couple who married despite parents opposition, child adoption, and ongoing shame. Readers share experiences on handling beauty, sibling comparisons, and growing self esteem.
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Helen
Colege
Helen Bottel
Hope Star
Inc
Youth Beat Mail Miss Shines Light on Teens in Part Time Work
A post office report highlights teens including teen girls as open to part time work, noting a teen designed a miniskirt to match an Ike jacket. coverage discusses youth desire for work, a boom in bulky yarn fashion, STP brand image concerns, Beatles controversies, and rising petty theft among under-21s with calls for better countermeasures.
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Post Office Department
National Wire Service
Postal Service
Maharishi Manesh
London
Sanford says Kennedy brothers differ in temperament
Former North Carolina governor Terry Sanford, in Little Rock, says John F. Kennedy was a great president but Robert Kennedy and Jack Kennedy are not the same. He notes Robert Kennedy is too imperious and doubts he will be a presidential candidate, favoring a sitting governor for 1972.
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Little Rock
Terry Sanford
North Carolina
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Robert Kennedy
D-N Y
Bob Kenenedy
Jack Kennedy
Sanford
Richard J. Hughes
New Jersey
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