Hope society calendar and notices span week plans
Friday society page lists events from Saturday September 7 to Thursday September 12 in Hope Arkansas. Programs include church circles, PTA meetings, a Get Acquainted Tea, garden club luncheons, bridge club, and senior citizens gathering. Births note Nathan Ray Purtle on August 19, plus local social notes and travel of residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paisley Pta
Paisley School
PTA
Batty Bernard
Charles Bernard
Cans Didate
Dorothy Webb
Arkansas Federation of Republican Women
Hope
Bernard
Hope Council of Garden Clubs
Pam
Diamond Cafe
Presi«dent
Gardenia Garden Club
Chamber of Commerce
Bridge Club
Taylor Stuart
J. C. Broyles
Comer Boyett
Clare Luedickey
Hot Springs
Clifton Ray Purtle
Nathan Ray
Olen Ray Purtle
Pierre Malardier
Senior Citizens Club
Ollie Smith
Dora
Worting
Joe Hollis
Jury Recalls 2 Witnesses in Huey Newton Murder Trial
The seven women and five men jury in Huey Newton murder case recalls two prosecution witnesses to rehear testimony. Henry Grier said he saw Newton shoot Officer Frey and Heanes testified he did not know Newton. The jury debated for seven hours after hearing conflicting accounts and requested the abdominal wound detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Schriebman
Associated Press
Oakland
Calif
Huey Newton
Usten
Newton
John Frey
Herbert Heanes
Henry Grier
Grier
Frey
Heanes
Second Round Winners in Pageant
Miss Stnois and Miss Alabama claim second round wins at Miss America Pageant in Atlantic City. Judith Ford, 18, won talent with a three minute acrobatic dance and trampoline exhibition, the first trampoline act in pageant history. Dellynne Catching of Birmingham, Alabama, the swimsuit winner, discusses dieting for her 37.2 inch waist but admits she still enjoys hot fudge sundaes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert A. Dobkin
Associated Press
Atlantic City
Miss Stnois
Judith Ford
Belvidere
Dellynne Catching
Birmingham
Ala
Off duty police to face action over Panthers attack
Mayor Lindsay and Police Commissioner Leary vow immediate, vigorous action against off duty officers and civilians involved in the Wednesday Brooklyn Criminal Court assault on Black Panthers and white sympathizers. Leary orders forcewide notice as he condemns any unlawful acts by officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
John V. Lindsay
Howard R. Leary
Lindsay
City Hall
Leary
Brooklyn Criminal Court
Humphrey Sees Himself Best Hope for Peace in Vietnam
Vice President Hubert Humphrey told reporters he would likely be the better bet to end the Vietnam war than Richard Nixon, hoping the Johnson administration can wind down the conflict this year. He dismissed McCarthy’s view that Nixon is the likely peace broker, saying he offers a stronger chance to end the war and urging continued administration efforts. He contrasted Nixon with a reputation for cold war policy and noted Nixon’s Chicago campaign opener, while other pages mention Miss Black America preliminaries and Miss America contest protests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Leubsdorf
Minneapolis, Minn
Hubert
Humphrey
Mose Lkely
Vietnam
Richard M. Nixon
Johnson
Janus
Philadelphia
Minneapolis-St. Paul International
CBS
Eugene J. McCarthy
Nixon
McCarthy
Washington
Chicago
Thomas &. Dewey
UN faces veto over Israel Egyptian clash at Suez
United Nations Security Council members debate Israel's claim that Egyptian troops killed two Israeli soldiers and abducted a third in an ambush near the Suez Canal on August 26. The United States seeks action while the Soviet Union threatens a veto as council members anticipate a prolonged dispute. Across the Jordanian border firing continues with light injuries to four Israeli border policemen near Never in the Beisan Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
N.Y
U.N
Israel
Suez Canal
United States
Soviet Union
George W. Ball
Council
United Arab Republic
Never
Beisan
Nixon Campaign Speech Seeks Forgotten Americans votes
Nixon campaigns to the middle class claiming inflation threats and a silent majority. He spoke at a rally in San Francisco and promised voices of forgotten Americans would rise to sweep away opponents as he heads to Houston and then Texas for further stops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francesco
Richand M. Nikon
S. Middie
Amortica
Factoriea of America
Sofia
America
Nixon
Southwest
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Ite
Houston
Tex
Anu.g
Texas City
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Society
James B. Wagner
Little Rock
St. John's
Lee Bulletin Board
Ann Wallerman
The
First Baptist Church
W.M.C.S
WSCS
First United Methodist Church
B. W. Edwards
Harry McLemore
Steve Carerigan
Roy Jones
E. P. Young
Glen Williams
Calvin Smith
Wesleyan Service Guild
United Methodist Church
Roy Stephenson
Southland Heights
Ben Edminston
First Presbyterian Church
Bakery Extension Club
Roy Baker
Jewel Moore, Jr
Rocky Mound Road
Beryl Henry Pta
Arkansas Educational TV Station
Circle No
Lex Helms Jr
Crit Stuart, Jr
Fellowship Hall
Marian Holder
Crit Stuart
George Hughes
Circle No. 4
J. M. Duffie
Edith Garanfio
Circle No. 5
W. £. White
Hope B&pw Club
Diamond
Bertha Miller
Health and Safety
Hattie Ann Byrd
Texarkana
Claud Byrd
Shreveport
Methodist
Camp Tanaka
Danny Joyce
Don Johnson
Wesley Huddeston
K. G. Hamilton
Lloyd Hendrix
Wayne Russell
Joe Eason
Buddy McIver
W. A. Mudgett
Royce Weisenberger
George Frazier
Messers
Weisenberger
Frazier
Earl O'Neal
Lloyd Spencer
Dallas
U.S
Saigon
Arlis F. Conner
Harrison
Boone County
John I. Smith
Fayetteville
Washington County
STAR
Honeywell
Linda D'Agostino
Tonue
Howy Eisley
Wandisa Leigh
Daily News
Life Magazine
Steve McQueen
Argylesolar Productions
Dixie Drive-In Theatre
James Bond
Playboy
NataLie Wood
Chs
Tore Plummmmer
Daisy Clover
Tony Rome
Bama
Clinois
Miss Town
Iisi
Lily White
Tom Davesey
Middle East
Satan
Jimmy Griffin
Arkia
Butane Gas Company
Walnut Street
Collier Furniture & Appliance
Second Street
Hamm Tire & Appliance Company
Home Furniture Company
Hope Hardware Company, Inc
Elm Street
Lehman's
Oklahoma Tire & Supply, Inc
Western Auto Associated Store
Main Street
Lagrone Williams Hardware
Arkansas Louisiana Gas Company
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