Henderson Hosts 25 FHA Chapters Annual Meeting
Federation XVI of the Future Homemakers of America met on the Henderson State College campus in Arkadelphia with 565 girls registered from 25 Southwest Arkansas FHA chapters. Debbie Gunter of Hope accepted the gavel as Federation XVI president to serve until July 1972, and Margaret Turner of Blevins was installed as secretary.
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Federation XVI
Future Homemakers of America
Henderson State College
Arkadelphia
Southwest Arkansas
FHA
Hope
Marjorie Royston
Margie
Ouachita Baptist University
Nancy Ross
Blevins
Yolanda Fellows
Washington
Debbie Owens
Debbie Gunter
Debbie
Margaret Turner
Judy York
Spring Hill
Hope Girls
Dean Murphy
Helen Clark
Estelle Spearman
Carole Lester
Donna Muldrew
Okolona
Scott Shoo-in Over Any Conservative
Washington AP reports a hose count of present and prospective Republican senators shows moderate Hugh Scott a shoo-in to beat any conservative bid to oust him as Senate GOP leader. A GOP senator who asked not to be named cites votes and new senators backing Scott, with Baker and Dole rumored to consider challenges if Scott faces reelection.
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Washington
Hugh Scott
Senate
Scott
Tennessee
Howard H. Baker Jr
Baker
Robert J. Dole
Kansas
Pennsylvania
South African woman linked to Cuban spying case
Johannesburg reports say Jennifer Miles, a 26 year old South African blonde, spied for Cuba while employed at the South African Embassy in Washington. FBI lists over 100 names tied to her intelligence work, with connections to Cuban diplomats at the UN and to Canadian extremists.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Cuba
Washington
Jennifer Miles
United Nations
United States
London Daily Express
Quebec
Pierre Laporte
James Cross
Daily Express
FBI
U.S
Miles
Die Transvaler
Hendrik van den Bergh
van den Bergh
State Security Bureau
Miss Miles
Kimberley
Diamond Center
Canada
Pretoria
Foreign Ministry
U.S. State Department
Department
Mary
Arkansas Ending Civil Disorder Through Dialogue
The governor highlights a quiet, high trust approach that kept Arkansas free from large scale civil disorder. He credits round the clock talks with officials and community leaders, openness to new solutions, and restrained but firm law enforcement for maintaining peace and stability. He praises the state's leadership and calls for continued communication to prevent violence.
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Arkansans
Arkansas
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U.N
Deanna
State Library
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Friends of Library
Edith Haynes
War Zoe
Winthrop Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Maurice
Britt
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