National B and P W Clubs Observe 44th Birthday
Hope B and PW members held a dinner meeting at the Diamond on Thursday October 10 to mark the 44th anniversary. Mrs. Margaret Alexander Little Rock District Extension Home Economist spoke on the status of women, emphasizing time energy and money management. A letter spelling Opportunity appeared from gifts as a symbolic nod to women’s advancement. Donna Smith joined as a new member and three guests attended. dinner served to 37 at gold ribbon tables.
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Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
Hope B&pw
Diamond
Margaret Alexander
Little Rock
Dolores McBride
Alexander
Charlotte Gibson
Velma Goss
Norma Jean Delaney
B&pw
Margie Vickers
Donna Smith
Grace Roberts
Raymondville, Tex
Sam Strong
Tom Epting
Cloud, Tex
Soviet Premier Kosygin Presses Unity Over Czechoslovakia Treaty
Kosygin urged communist unity to counter Western criticism of the Czechoslovakia treaty and warned enemies will distort its meaning. Prague greeted him coolly, with no official Soviet-style salute and no party greeter, amid Czech disquiet over Soviet courts for troops and vague basing terms.
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Oset d Hereg
B&pw
Kia
Hel
Kosygin
Poland
East Germany
Bulgaria
Czechoslovakia
Oldrich Cernik
Tass
Soviet Union
U.S
Cerak
Communist Party
Prague
Jonathan Winters Show Struggles With Casting Flaws
AP television critic notes CBS host Jonathan Winters is miscast while guest Cliff Arquette and Ella Fitzgerald offer some relief. Winters' sketches feel dated as Beverly Hillbillies and other enterprise relocate to England. still CBS keeps viewers, and Beverly Hills series remains popular as ABC extends Dick Cavett morning commitment.
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Cynthia Lowry
NEW York
CBS
Jonathan Winters
Funnyman
Cliff Arquette
Ella Fitzgerald
Douglas Fairbanks, Jr
Camelot
Winters
Jack Armstrong
Los Angeles
Beverly Hill
Monkey Trial Laugh in for High Court
Washington AP report of a 30 minute Supreme Court hearing on Arkansas 1926 law barring teaching Darwin theory of evolution in public schools. Don Langston defended the law as Justice Black noted no convictions under the statute to date.
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Washington
U.S. Supreme Court
Arkansas
Arkansas Asst
Don Langston
High Court
Charles Darwin
Hugo L. Black
Kansas
Langston
Brennan
Abe Fortas
Dayton
Tenn
John T. Scopes
William Jennings Bryan
Stokes
Clarence Darrow
Scopes
Shreveport
Prison Criticism Sparks Gun Strap Debate In Arkansas
In Little Rock a state Board of Correction member argued guns used to quell rebellions and control inmates have a long history in prisons. He cited a recent wounding at Cummins Prison Farm and criticized Crank for omitting facts while noting prior use of both strap and shotgun.
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Little Rock
State Board of Correction
W. Peyton Roth
A Little
Kolb
Cummins Prison Farm
Marion H. Crank
Crank
New York Times
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