Community Society Items From The First Baptist Church Circle
The Ann Woterman Circle meets Monday at 7 30 PM at The First Baptist Church for the Royall Service Program. Members are urged to attend and bring a Dixie Jackson Offering for State Missions. Delta Kappa Gamma hosts Ruth Hanegan Mary Margaret Haynes and Charlene Etter October 1 at 4 PM in Home Economics Cottage. Hope Country Club hosts a Two Ball Mixed Foursome Nine Hole Golf Tournament October 2 with dinner after. reservations by Sept 30 to PR 73350. Hope Garden Club Council meets October 2 at 9 30 AM in First National Bank Community Room. chairmen and club leaders urged to attend.
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Ann Woterman
First Baptist Church
Dixie Jackson
Alpha Delta Chapter
Delta Kappa Gamma
Ruth Hanegan
Mary Margaret Haynes
Charlene Etter
Hope Country Club
Ali
Hope Garden Club Council
First National Bank
Faubus Says Kennedy Visit Divides Arkansas Support
Gov. Faubus reports mixed mail over President Kennedy’s Arkansas trip to dedicate Greers Ferry Dam and attend the Livestock Exposition. He notes many letters oppose the visit and warns against endorsing Kennedy’s civil rights program, while some supporters urge caution.
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Little Rock
Oval E. Faubus
Kennedy
Arkansas
Greers Ferry
Little Red River
Heber Springs
Faubus
The
Arkansas Statesman
Bookmobile Schedule for October
Bookmobile routes listed by date from October 1 to 3 including stops at Parris Home Brown Home Dearinger Home Clark Home Lingard Home Spring Tull Schools Spring Hill Community Battlefield Loop Butler Home Nackler Home Williame Home 2:40 Brint Home October 2 8:15 Experiment Station 0 Breet Home 3 Meloy Home Emmet School 1245 McClanahan Home 115 Ark-La Village in Emmet Community at Rocky Mound October 3 109 Guernsey School Whitney Grocery MecNab Marcum Home Latshaw Home Fry Home Youngblood Cafe
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Parris
Brown
Dearinger
Clark
Lingard
Spring Tull
Spring Hill
Butler
Nackler
Williame
Brint
Experiment Station
Breet
Meloy
Emmet
McClanahan
Ark-La
Rocky Mound
Guernsey
Whitney
MecNab Marcum
Latshaw
Fry
Youngblood Cafe
Little Rock school board president Tucker resigns after five years
Tucker, 51, who helped steer Little Rock through integration orders and the 1957-59 crisis, steps down as board president and head of the Industrial Development Corporation. He vows to focus on development and cotton exports, remains on the school board, and is replaced by vice president Russell Matson.
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Wick Temple Uttle
Tucker
Russell Matson
Little Rock
Central
Central High School
Mrs Nhu to Get Polite Cold Shoulder
Washington officials adopt a policy of chill correctness toward Mrs. Ngo Dinh Nhu upon her U S arrival. Ambassador Lodge says Americans are fighting communism and should be thanked not insulted. White House and State Department view her as a gadfly and trouble maker while avoiding high level talks.
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Washington
U.S
Ngo Dintt Nhu
United States
Worthan
South Viet Nam
Henry Cabot Lodge
Rome
Nhu
Lodge
White House
State Department
Congress
Nhit
Tucker recalls strain from 1960 board meeting clashes
Tucker speaks on the emotional impact on his family after days of violent opposition, noting he gained 25 pounds and thrived on controversy. He led colleagues away from tear gas during the segregation era and reconvened at the chamber of commerce, saying hindsight is cheap but that they complied with the courts and their work was well received.
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Tucker
Chamber of Commerce
Meet the Hope Bobcats Joe Purvis Senior in Hope Bobcats
Joe Purvis son of Mr and Mrs Tom Purvis lives at 315 North Pine. He is a senior entrant, 6 feet 2 inches, 175 pounds, with one year of soph experience and track lettering. He belongs to the 100 Mile Club, Student Council, Bay State, FTA, McArthur History Club, Junior Play, and is an announcer for KXAR broadcasting Bobcat football and basketball. He attends Methodist Church and plans to study law or public relations, with potential attendance at Hendersons or Hendrix.
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Joe
Tom Purvis
North Pine
Bay State
FTA
McArthur
KXAR
Babcat
Methodist Church
Fom Purvis
Western Life, Insurance Company
Louis
Henderson' S
Henidix
Helen
Night At Valec Yacht Reveals Dark Confrontation
Blake observes brother Todd's suspicious trip to Valerie Hayward's yacht. After stealthy actions at home and aboard, Blake discovers bloodstains on a shirt linked to Valerie. He sails to Valec, finds Valerie dead in the cabin, realizing Todd's possible involvement. To Be Continued.
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Blake
Todd
Valerie Hayward
Jon
Wingate
Valec
Yacht Club
Wong
Val
Stephan Ransome
Asan
Farther You Travel in Life the Less You Look Forward
AP columnist HAL BOYLE reflects on aging and memory, noting how travel breaks yields to nostalgia. He recalls childhood dreams of Shirley Temple, Pickfair, and wartime fears, and contrasts past simple comforts with modern life.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Houdink
Douglas Fairbanks
Mary Pickford
Hollywood
Pickfair
Sage
Kennedy shows restraint in politics and in dealing with rivals
President Kennedy opposes isolationism abroad yet practices cautious pragmatism at home. He avoids public clashes with Democrats and Republicans alike, relying on allies like Rep. Rép ilhur Mills and benefiting from Eisenhower’s support on key measures. Nixon and others receive measured treatment as Kennedy pursues tax cuts and test ban backing.
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James
Marlow
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
Kennedy
Salt Lake City
Eisenhower
Hisenhower
Semaines
Répilhur Mills
House
Ways and Means
Mills
Arkansas
Congress
Harry S. Truman
Senate
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
PSC Approves Gas Rate Increase for Arkansas Western Gas
The Arkansas Public Service Commission approved a retroactive rate hike for Arkansas Western Gas Co. of Fayetteville effective Sept. 1. The move raises first year revenue by about 390,962 with potential to reach 414,103 by year four, addressing a claimed 407,760 annual deficit under old rates. The PSC did not permit changes to the rate base or the wellhead wholesale gas return.
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Little Rock
State Public Service Commission
Arkansas Western Gas Co
Fayetteville
Arkansas
Clarksville
PSC
Arkansas Western
Liz Taylor Watches Mexico City Film Scene Debut
Elizabeth Taylor observed film activity in Mexico City as first scenes for Night of the Iguana were shot. She accompanied actor Richard Burton to Mexico Sunday but did not take part in the production.
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Mexico City
Elizabeth ‘Taylor
Miss Taylor
Burton
Mexico
Dorothy Dix Advice to Lonely Widow and Nurturing Social Lives
Advice column by Helen Worden Erskine offering tips for widows to expand social circles through clubs sports and classes, plus guidance to a girl facing rumors age dating and parental limits. Encourages action over loneliness, cites practical steps and community involvement.
Sylvester Says He May Have Gone Too Far
In Saigon Arthur Sylvester assistant secretary of defense, with Robert McNamara, told reporters he may have overstated McNamara views. Sylvester had been briefing correspondents on McNamara's activities and outlook, noting no deductions during the trip and that he may have spoken too freely.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
Arthur Sylvester
Secretary of Defense
Robert S. McNamara
McNamara
Sylvester
French Firm Sells Two 7200-Ton Merchant Ships
The General Trans Atlantic Co of Le Havre has sold two 7200 ton merchant ships to Red China. Officials said the purchase price was not disclosed.
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LE Havre
France
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