Clements Named All American in Basketball
Leon Clements of Ouachita Baptist University earned a spot on the NAIA All America basketball team after starring for the Tigers in four seasons. He posted a 27 point per game average, helping Ouachita win two conference titles and the state college tournament while Arkansas schools placed several players on honorable mention.
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Kansas City
Leon Clements
Ouachita Baptist University
Arkansas
Clements
Tigers
Clement
David Kossover
Ouachita
Harold Blevins
Arkansas Am&n
Tom Davis
Arkansas State Teachers
Ned Boaz
Harding College
Five Fights Reported From Thursday Card By AP
In Supporo Japan Yoshiaki Numata defeated Larry Fliaviano by points over 12 rounds. In Erie Gene Toran edged Tommy Tibbs over 10 in a 132 pound bout. Manuel Ramirez stopped Al Chabot in San Jose at 9 in the 133½ class. In Seattle Andy Kendall won a 10 round decision over Syl Carter.
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Associated Press
Supporo
Japan
Yoshiaki Numata
Larry Fliaviano
Philippines
Erie
Gene Toran
Tommy Tibbs
Boston
San Jose
Calif
Manuel Ramirez
al Chabot
Prince George
British Columbia
Seattle
Andy Kendall
Scappoose
Ore
Syl Carter
Miss Helena Rubinstein Dies at 94
Helena Rubinstein, 94, cosmetics executive and founder of a multi million dollar firm, died in New York after a brief illness. Her career began in Melbourne in 1902, she built salons in London Paris and New York, and she was married twice before the end of the 1930s.
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New York
Helena Rubinstein
Fifth Avenue
New York Hospital
Melbourne
Australia
Poland
London
Paris
Miss Rubinstein
Edward Titus
Roy Titus
Helena Rubinstein, Inc
Tituses
Arthur Gourielli-Tchkonia
Life in Arkansas highlights underwhelming federal aid tour
Orville Freeman pressed rural development in Little River County with many federal programs in use. County Judge Ray Sikes joked he did not know the total, but said, if they have it, they’re getting it.
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Orville Freeman
Little River County
Ray Sikes
Sikes
Jonesboro club leader delivers pancakes to loyal supporters
QO. C. Johnson, chair of the pancake sale, answered a delivery call and found a 92 year old man and his wife awaiting the order. The couple said they had supported the club’s projects for years and did not want to quit now. Marion High principal J. L. Ford won a footrace with a Marked Tree youth, with Herbert Carter present.
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Jonesboro
QO. C. Johnson
Marion High School
J. L. Ford
Herbert Carter
Discrimination at Hospital Charged
Washington AP reports HEW continues probe into racial discrimination at Crittenden Memorial Hospital West Memphis. The NAACP filed the complaint February 11 under the Civil Rights Act allowing federal funds to be withheld from institutions involved in discrimination.
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Washington
Health, Education and Welfare Department
Crittenden Memorial Hospital
West Memphis
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Vietnam Peace Talks Hinted As Johnson Warns Press
President Johnson said no broad withdrawal plan was proposed as Taylor nears end of Viet Nam review. He defended nonlethal gas use, insisted talks are not imminent, and noted White House hopes for progress without harming civilians. UK and other nations urge pe ace without conditions, while U Thant and Walker moves are watched.
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Lewis Gulick
Washington
Johnson
Maxwell D. Taylor
House
Senate
National Security Council
America
United States
White House
U.S
South Viet Nam
Viet Nam
Hanoi
Red China
Soviet Union
London
Michael Stewart
House of Commons
Dean Rusk
Repre
Southeast Asia
State Department
U.N
U Thant
Peking
Gordon Walker
Toho
Japan
Akira Sono
School buses hideout trap nets gas thieves
The school superintendent protected buses behind the school to catch two youths stealing gasoline. Ford outran one thief. the other was captured later. Both were fined and jailed with weekend work suspension. Earlier this week a $300,000 grant for a $600,000 hospital addition was approved, but the spokesman said it is routine and not linked to the investigation. No federal payment will be made until the civil rights question is resolved.
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Ford
Causes Behind Persistent Head Noises and Related Health Topics
Dr. Wayne G Brandstadt notes head noises stem from aging arteries and can be worsened by stress. tranquilizers may help briefly. Other causes include allergy wax in the ear Eustachian tube obstruction and overuse of tobacco aspirin quinine or streptomycin. He also explains fibrositis fibroids and fibromas are nonmalignant and not causally linked. For a hypotonic distended gall bladder the recommended approach avoids surgery and limits fats and alcohol while using antispasmodics as needed.
Doctor Brings a Hospital to Gravette
Dr Billy Hall moved to Gravette Arkansas fourteen years ago and built a 13 bed hospital with $65 000 in credit. Today Gravette has a 60 bed hospital owned by Hall and he plans a 45 bed nursing home with 11 incorporators. He helped recruit Dr Robert McCullum and Dr Edward McCullum to practice here. Hall describes Gravette as a real good town with growing potential. He started after working at a Fayetteville drug store and the four mile daily trips to Bentonville diminished as the hospital expanded. The Halls have three children, Donna Gordie and David.
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Alvin Schay
Associated Press
Gravette
Ark
Billy Hall
Arkansas
Hall
Benton County
Robert McCullum
Edward MccCullum
Decatur
McCullums
Gravette Hospital
University of Arkansas Medical Center
Little Rock
Fayetteville
University of Arkansas
Whn Hall
Bentonville
Farmington High School
Walter Reed Hospital
Washington
Missouri Pacific Hospital
Zanie Peat
Donna
Gordie
David
Jonesboro Store Damaged by Fire
A fire at the West Mart Shopping Center gutted Variety Mart and caused smoke damage to Sears, Roebuck & Co. in Jonesboro Arkansas. Fire Chief R R Ivy reported the blaze started in the rear storeroom Thursday night.
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Jonesboro
Ark
West Mart
R. R. Ivy
Variety Mart
Sears, Roebuck & Co
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Linda Miller
Cooper Ken Velvin
Jim James Jr
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Juliana Fenwick
Southern State
Howard Buffington
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Corn Belt
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Hope Fha
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Blue Shield
Blue Cross & Blue Shield, Inc
6Th & Gaines St. Little Rock, Ark
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Frank O'Neal
Fies
Wayne G. Brandstadt
M.D
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Emeric Partos
Bergdorf Goodman
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