Calendar Chelesh of WSES of the Sst Methidish Chute Meeting
The women’s auxiliary group will meet Monday September 17 at someone home with Mrs Huckabee as cohostess. Attendees should be Courtey Club members or those interested in golf. Wesleyan Service Guild meets Tuesday September 16 in the community room of the Kirst National Bank with Mrs Efedunes and Mrs Don Brown as cohosts. Patmos VTA chi mnel service on September 2 in the service auditorium.
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Chelesh
WSES
Eanon
Mire
Paul Tain
Mrsal Miteh LaGrane
Guill No. Ai
Kirst National Bank
Efedunes
Don Brown
Incomplete text on visitors to Little Rock venue
Fragmentary OCR notes describe people named Miss Finda Merette and Mrs Della Raster visiting at a medical center in Little Rock. Mentions of Mos duel Pickens arriving Saturday for a visit and several named individuals returning from an annual event at Le Conrad FT Hotel with unclear details.
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Finda Merette
The
Truth
Rex Master
Little Rock
Della Raster
Athe Tehusives
Actor in Hospital in Santa Monica Calif
Actor Dick Powell, aged 17, is in Santa Monica hospital for treatment of an allergy that caused hives. Doctors say he is expected to stay several days for observation and care.
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Santa Monica
Calif
API
Actuve
Dick Powell
St. Durin’g Hospital
Bookmobile Schedule Fragment Card from Community Route
Schedule fragment shows bookmobile visit times and locations including Garland City, Central School, local groceries, and community centers. Names such as Allen, Hata, Selina, Lena, Mattias appear with unclear roles and dates like September 20. The readable text hints at a rolling timetable for a neighborhood book delivery service.
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Bookmobile Sebedilt
Syph
Cony Community
Conia Central
Garland City Sehales Ha Carkind Guty Post Gilied Sepau
Taleaw Sebonls
Hume Ba Palenn
Truckrevut
I Ban Michiel Grocery
Gan Allen Hata Gett Gale Selina Plus Melwards
Lena Mattias Sell
Atti Community
Edie Adams Awarded Custody In Kovacs Case
In Los Angeles judge Clarence Kline grants Edie Adams custody of the Kovacs children after testimony showed she and Kovacs first wife Helen were fit guardians. Adams wept as her attorney Murray Chatinar described Kovacs former love life while stating the children preferred living with Mrs Adams. The second wife and others testified to support final custody to Mrs Adams following Kovacs death last January.
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Los Angeles
Carlo
Mente
Maria Adams
Ay Finite
Balle Lee
Kippie Raleigh
Mish Adams
Kovacs
Adams
Murray Chatinar
Joye
Kovaes
Wis
Kovars Iad
Ane
Traffic Offenders Get a Reprieve in Little Rock
AP reported traffic offenders in Little Rock will receive a two day reprieve as Traffic Judge John L. Sullivan canceled Thursday’s court session due to a non functioning air conditioning system. No cases will be heard until the court room is repaired.
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Little Rock
Thursdy
John L. Sullivan
Sullivan
School Menu For Next Week Speculative Week Of Sep
The menu lists varied items for each weekday including Monday items like baked macaroni and tossed salad with tomatoes, Tuesday features chicken spaghetti with sides, Wednesday offers hamburger and beans with side dishes, Thursday includes Vienna sausage style plated fare, and Friday showcases tuna salad with scalloped potatoes and hot rolls. meals include milk.
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Vienna
Butte
Delays on Ouachita River project irk Arkansas group
Camden Ark AP delays by Army Engineers and Louisiana duckhunters delay the 52 million Ouachita River navigation project. HK Thatcher Ouachita Valley Association says telegram to Lt Gen Wilson complains the new lock and dam location delays appropriations for a nine foot navigational channel. Engineers consider locating the lock at Cathoola Lakes Jonesville area met by duck hunters opposition. Thatcher argues recreational value outweighs hunting benefits. Association sent delegation to Washington seeking 5.605 million for Ouachita work in 1963-64.
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Ark
Army Engineers
Protesla
Louisiana
HK. Thatcher
Vicw
Ouachita Valley Agnoviation
Washington
W. K. Wilson
Quachila
Janesville
Cathoola Lakes
Jonesville
Fish and Wildlife
Iaek
Cata- Nuols Lake
Thatcher
Hook Lake
Congress
Fish and Wildlife Departments
Vicksburg
Ouachita
Arrkansas
Columbia
Arkansas
Felsenthal
Louisiana Line
Calion
Florado
Whatcher
Association
Hearing on State Radio Requests in Arkansas
A hearing into radio station applications in Magnolia and Smackover, Arkansas, will begin November 1 in Camden chaired by examiner Thomas Donahue. KVMA Magnolia seeks power increase to five kilowatts, while Smackover Radio, Inc. requests a new daytime station. The event, initially set for Washington, reflects federal control themes voiced by officials amid farm legislation debate.
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Washington
Magnolia
Smarkover
Camden
Thomas Donahue
Federal Communications Came
Assiuie
KVMA
Smackover Radio, Inc
Smack
Donahue
Commission
Isenhower
Arkansas
Pine
Katy
Senate
Everett Dirksen
Halleck
Oklahoma Leads in Senior Golf Meet at Hot Springs
In Hot Springs Arkansas AP report G W Selvy of Artborough Oklahoma led the annual Southwest seniors golf tournament with 74 in the 50 to 54 age group after round one. Jack Braunatel 50 of North Little Rock was one behind. The field includes golfers from 12 states and competition continues Saturday.
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Hot .Springs
Ath
G. W.sSelvy
St .of Artborough
Okla
Hot. Springs
Jack Braunatel
North Little Rock
Selvy
Jed Pyburn
Excelsior Springs
al B. Couch
Kansas City
Ipr
H. K. Wade Sr
Hot Srrgs
Joe Mieler
Hot Springs
Follow the Gleam Faith and Change in Life Lessons
A reader recounts teaching library guidance turning to a student with commitment and love, shaping a life path. The piece links to Michael Field, Tennyson, and Mrs. Truman, noting personal growth through faith and perseverance amid public attention and a journalist's difficult profile.
Fragmented Home Commerce and Odd Global Notes
A collage of figures and curiosities covers home life spending, credit use, slave prices in Saudi Arabia, and highway tire wear. It notes Americans give about 50 presents annually, and cites psychologist Bourke linking juvenile delinquency to fathers’ work. A playful geography list and a Josh Billings quip close the snippet.
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Saudi Arabia
William T. Bourke
Mound
Texas
Field
Homer
Mim
Base Line
Mich
Pilcher
Centerfield
Utah
Ark
Sehrira Advises Flight Criticisms Ahead of Sept 28 Orbit
Sehirra urges addressing flaws before orbital flight and notes Glenn's readiness. He is tentatively slated for Sept 28 after Glenn’s earlier flight. Schirra has given speeches, testified before Congress, and briefed officials up to President Kennedy, while pressuring public appearances.
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Glenn
Fubrujars
Congress
Kennedy
Schirra
Houston
All Chop
Manned Spacecraft Center
Glen
Robert R. Gilruth
Sees Better Life for Both Nations
President Kennedy voiced confidence that Americans and Germans will see a peaceful rise of stable conditions that let freedom benefits flourish. He affirmed U S pledge to Berlin's freedom and welfare during remarks with ambassador Knappstein. He then met Vice Chancellor Erhard to discuss global economic issues.
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Washington
Kennedy
Karl Heinrich Knappstein
United States
Berlin
Knappstein
Ludwig Erhard
West Germany
State Department
Erhard
U.S
Taylor in Thailand Meets Thai Officials in Bangkok
Gen Maxwell D Taylor arrived in Bangkok for talks with Thailand's top officials on regional security and defense. The visit underscores U S military cooperation with Thailand amid ongoing regional tensions and strategic considerations.
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Bangkok
Thailand
Maxwell D. Taylor
Whai Lands
Calls for Help on Cuban Crisis and OF
Senator Mike Mansfield of Montana urged the Senate to back President Kennedy amid the Cuban crisis. He stated Kennedy’s conference remarks show firm command and asked lawmakers to send reactions to the Senate Foreign Relations and Armed Services committees, supporting the President’s chosen course and seeking helpful leaflets and information.
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Washington
Pai Yee
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Kennedy
Ihe -Erisis
Cuba
Mansfield
Senate
Welen
Senate Foreign Relations
Erskine
Transit Bill to Committee
Kennedy's 3500 million mass transit bill was sent to the Senate Commerce Committee today likely dooming it for the 1962 session. Lausche and Williams arranged a procedure forcing a floor reconsideration by Sept. 24, but debate chances are slim during adjournment. Kennedy sought 400 million in federal subsidies over three years to aid cities facing traffic congestion and commuter problems.
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Washington
Kennedy
Senate Commerce Committee
Frank J. Langche
D-Ohio
Lausche
Harrison A. Williams Jr
D-N.j
Commerce Group
Lousche
U.N. Debates Expelling South Africa and Portugal
In Gabon twelve former French African colonies urged the United Nations General Assembly to expel South Africa over racial policy and Portugal over its colonial rule, signaling a regional push for action in a 1960s era debate.
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Libreville
Gabon
U.N. General Assembly
South Africa
Portugal
Rioting in Japan at Sovet Embassy sparks clash
In Tokyo three hundred radical Zenga kuren students clashed with police trying to stage a protest against nuclear testing. About 300 police repelled the demonstrators after a brief one minute fight.
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Tokyo
Zengakuren Student Federation
Sovet
Red Defector Dies in Germany
ALSFELD Germany AP Soviet author Alexander Tsheyesh vili a Stalin Prizewinner whose flight to the West caused a sensation in 1958 died here last week the Alsfeld registrar's office revealed today. Tsheyeshvili who was 59 defected weeks after Soviet pressure forced Boris Pasternak to turn down the Nobel Prize for literature. He was awarded the 1951 Stalin Prize for his novel Scl a.
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Alsfeld
Germany
Alexander Tsheyeshvili
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