Local Society Notes Highlight Potlucks and Births
October 31 1967 society items list a Jett Graves Sunday School potluck at First Methodist with eight hostesses, plus multiple upcoming gatherings at First Presbyterian and Garland PTA groups. District music club recaps a Ouachita Baptist ensemble, fall celebrations, a new baby, and various regional visits and connections in Hope.
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Jett B. Graves
Elsie Snyker
Hal Mer Benson
Harry Hawhorne
George Walden
Richard Lively
Wade Gilbert
Joe Wilson
Joe Brown
Liza Lehman
Ouachita Baptist University
David Scott
Kathryn Ramsey
Benton
Carla Miller
Mena
Thomas Bolton
Little Rock
Jerry Thompson
Smacks Over
Glenda Plummer
Ft. Smith
Sam Strong
Camden
Tom Hays
Tom Watson
Hays
Bob Moers
Richard Keyton
Catholics Move Fails to Satisfy Catholics
AP Religion Writer George W. Cornell reports that leaders from Protestant and Catholic communities voiced mixed reactions after Rome hosted a synod of bishops. The discussions touched on easing vows for mixed marriages and allowing local bishops to grant exceptions for priestly validity, with optimism tempered by calls for further steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Cornell
New York
Interasional Synod of Bishops
Rome
Charles Parson
Manhattan
Methodist Observer-Delegata
Furether
Franklin Clark Fry
Lutheran Church In America
Central Committee
World Council of Churches
Synod of Bishops
Johny T. Midshaugh
United Presbyterian Ecumenical Commission On
Cathedes
Carroll College
Waukesha
Wis
Tru
Visit Notes From Gray Broom Family In Baltsville
Mr and Mrs Grey Broom Fierson visit daughter Mrs P A Thurman and Mrs Thurman. Also seen are Mrs Le Ey McGregor, Baltsville. Molly visits Mr and Mrs Medford Hazeard and Mr and Mrs Cecil Delaney Jr.
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A. M. McDowell
Aubrey Collier, Jr
Crane, Tex
Wallace McDoxell
Daugheers
Miss Grey Broom, Fierson
P. A. Thurman
Thurman
Mrs. le Ey McGregor
Baltsville
Molly
Medford Hazeard
Cecil Delaney, Jr
Hope Arkansas pastor calls for joint clergy marriages
The HOPE (ARK) STAR reports a pastor urging Roman Catholics and Protestants to unite pastors in interfaith marriages. He supports a synod recommendation for a theological commission and hopes Protestants and Orthodox advisors join. He says Catholics no longer exist in a vacuum and both sides must listen to each other.
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Synod
Arkansas Supreme Court Upholds Indigent Counsel Rule
The Arkansas Supreme Court rejected a bid to limit the right to an attorney for indigent defendants charged with misdemeanors. The ruling bars distinguishing felony rights from misdemeanor cases, aligning with public defender provisions. The decision came in an appeal by Robert Cableton, a civil rights worker, who faced five misdemeanors from Gould in 1906. He was fined and jailed on successive counts, with the court confirming continued availability of counsel in such prosecutions.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Supreme Court
Robert Cableton
Gould
U.S. Supreme Court
John My Mailker
Little Muck
Cableton
Jute Buglesman
Supreme Court
Walker
Cubleton
Liould Mayors Court
Justley
Vibeoch
Doubt Cast on Threat of Marijuana
A sprawling AP report from New York surveys marijuana debate across society and government. It notes widespread use in Greenwich Village and rising court martial cases, with officials in San Diego and Minnesota voices on health risk and penalties. The piece cites Judge Arthur L. Alarcon and FDA director James L. Goddard amid evolving public opinion.
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Hal Cooper
Associated Press
NEW York
Greenwich Village
Vietnam
U. S
San Diego
Calif
Towa
South Lake Tahoe
Arthur L. Alarcon
Los Angeles
Studet
Bob Schndt
Sacramento State College
Marijana
Bismarck
James L. Goddard
Food and Drug Administration
University of Monresota
Fuid
Henry J. Sdurdano
Tie LS
Malloues
Dees Union
Bee President Heads Iwalstana and Wy Group
Chark of Bartlesville is named president of the Alahora a revelation as Bee leads the Iwalstana and Wy faction in a regional gathering, with several members confirming roles and dates for upcoming activities.
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Iwalstana Etuay and
Wy, On
Chark of
Bartlesville
Alahora Arovelation
Big Bands Revival Book Examines The Swing Era
AP Movie Writer Bob Thomas reviews The Big Bands by George T. Station MacMillan. Simon, former Metronome critic and Recording Academy head, chronicles the era, cites Tommy Dorsey and complex shifts that ended big bands. He argues war demand, salaries, strikes, and TV interest doomed the scene, asking if venues will reopen for big bands.
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Bob Thomas
Hollywood (Ap
Bee Goodman
Goodman, Miller
Dorsey
George T. Station
MacMillan
Simon
Druws
Harvard
Glenn Miller
Metronome Magazine
Recording Academy
Grammies
Tommy Dorsey
Frank Sinatra
Pied Pipers
Bunny Berrigan
Sy Oliver
Sinatra
Jo Stafford
Perry Como
Negro Teachers to Meet in Springs Arkansas
The Arkansas Teachers Association holds its annual two day convention in Eot Springs with about 2 500 attendees. A delegate assembly convenes Wednesday night. Key actions include Friday’s vote on a charter to merge ATA and the Arkansas Education Association by July 1 1969. Speakers include E B Palmer and Preston Yalen. Thursday's program features the ALA Department of Classroom Teachers and a panel on professional and human rights in school integration.
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Eot Springs
Ark
Arkansas Teachers Association
ATA
Arkansas Education Association
Imerge
AEA
E. B. Palmer
North Carolina Teachers Association
Preston Yalien
Bureau of Higher Education
Washington
ALA
Pramend Ging Start at Cad tg Between Sid and Ine Bs
A fragmentary note records a start between two entities, Sid and Ine Bs, with unclear context and missing details. The readable words suggest a dispute or event initiation but lack names, dates, or locations to confirm an exact meaning or outcome.
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Pramend Ging
Sid
Ine
Youth Help Column Aims At Teen Woes And Love
In this column readers mail questions on teen life and dating and get Helen's guidance. A letter writer worries about aging, marriage, and expectations while others address family pressure, body image, and parental comparisons, with style tips and calm advice.
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Helen
Helen Bottel
Hope Star
Inc
Longest Automobile Tunnel Connects France and Italy
The 7.2 mile tunnel under Mont Blanc links France and Italy, piercing the Alps to form the longest automotive passage in the world and mark a monumental feat of engineering.
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France
Italy
Alps
Mont Blanc
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