Dominican Rich Family Leaves City for Royal Service Week
Diverse church and club notices fill a page with events from First Baptist Church and nearby groups. Birth announced for Amy Elizabeth on October 10. a son Jeff Patt arrived October 17 weighing 8 pounds 2 ounces. Meetings include Royal Service planning, School of Information at Whitfield Lodge, Cosmopolitan Club gathering, and a pothick dinner hosted by First Methodist class. Open house for golden wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Rev. Anderson scheduled October 25.
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Trujillo dynasty yachts ferry to Caribbean amid unrest
Miss Josie Anderson visits in Little Rock as family notices mark Roy Anderson Golden Wedding Anniversary. In the Caribbean, Ramfis Trujillo remains in place while a luxury ship heads toward Bermuda to pick up Gen Hector Trujillo. Rioting spreads as police clash with mobs, with casualties reported north of Ciudad Trujillo.
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Visitor from Juneau Attends Nashville Flower Event
Arely Moore Eltington of Juneau Alaska arrived Monday to visit his mother Mrs Manuel Hamm and others. A flower arranging demonstration by Mrs Robert Phillips of Malvern, vice president of the state garden clubs council, drew guests from multiple towns. Nearby visitors included Dr L M Gardener and Miss Betty Jetton, with numerous Hot Springs, DeWitt, Dallas and Russellville residents attending events and the Bobcat homecoming game Friday night.
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UN vote looms on broad or selective tests ban
UN members near a vote on whether to ban all nuclear tests or limit it to Soviet tests. Denmark backs a seven nation resolution urging the Soviets not to explode the 50 megaton bomb, while India pushes a global halt until a test ban is agreed. Britain and the US seek a path to a test ban with a progress report to the Disarmament Commission by March.
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Man Killed in Wreck Identified in Texarkana
Texarkana Ark AP The identity of a second man fatally injured in a fiery car wreck near Texarkana was confirmed when James Otis Love of Benton identified his son as Billy Charles Love 28 of Benton and Little Rock Marvin L Mayhan of North Little Rock died in the wreck on Highway 67 north of Texarkana The crash set the car ablaze Mayhan identified through papers while Pavel fingerprints were sent to the FBI in Washington Love died several hours after the wreck in a Texarkana hospital Sheriff Rudy Burgess said a neighbor of the elder Love read a description of the victim and drove Love to Texarkana to identify him
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Rental Barges May Be Tried in Arkansas River
Officials from a New Orleans barge firm plan to bring six 300-ton barges to Little Rock on November 1 for rental to contractors oil companies and heavy equipment firms. By 1967 a $1.2 billion river project completion could allow barges to travel upstream to Tulsa, with docking facilities to be built to support operations.
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Dr Granville Jones May Leave Arkansas
Dr Granville Jones, superintendent of the State Hospital, plans to leave Arkansas after Jan. 1 when he becomes assistant superintendent and has received several offers from outside the state. He recently returned from conferences in Baltimore and Omaha and says he feels demoted, risking about $6,000 a year in salary. His successor will be Dr George W. Jackson of Kansas. State officials say Jones is asked to step down for health amid a $4.1 million hospital construction program. Jones is 61 and has recovered from a recent heart attack.
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Senators to Speak Nov 7 at Little Rock event
Delegates will gather for a state chamber of commerce and Arkansas industries meeting. Fulbright will report on the State of the Nation. Other speakers include Frank Pace Sr. of General Dynamics. More than a dozen delegates are expected.
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Atkins Pickle Co. President Charles Tienman Dies
Charles aA Tienman, president of the Atkins Pickle Co., died Sunday in a Little Rock hospital. He led the company for many years and was a prominent local business figure.
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Dear Red Head and the leer turning
Dorothy Dix answers a reader worried about her husband’s persistent ogling of neighboring women. The columnist urges patience, suggests he faces his midlife season, and jokingly offers playful remedies while advising the reader to stay home to help him regain perspective. The piece ends noting Dorothy Dix as a Bell Syndicate feature.
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Unclear Link Between Men After Wreck Report
Witnesses describe separation between Love and his son with no contact for over two months. Burgess recalls seeing the younger Love with Mayhan in Searcy and Little Rock before the wreck, suggesting they may have been traveling together.
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Plane crash near Paragould injures family including two children
A private plane carrying Katie Dhaene 26 and her family took off from Paragould airport and crashed into woods three miles north of town. Allen 7 and Hethisbafid 20 were injured, their mother Erica also hurt, and Kelley the pilot reportedly tried to make a forced landing on a farm before the wreck. The family, visiting from Newport and Paragould, were rushed to a Memphis hospital for treatment.
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Towboat to Move Barges Up Arkansas River
A New Orleans barge firm will tow a fleet of river barges up the Arkansas River toward Little Rock, marking a major transport move under AP report. The operation aims to reposition barges for loading and future shipping along the river system.
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