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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1967
Page
5
SAN FRANCISCO AP Paul Haber of San Francisco regains the national open handball title by defeating Bill Yambrick of St Paul Minn in a tight final 21 16 21 20 Yambrick led 16 13 at one point but Haber closed out the match to claim the championship.
There was no racing at Aqueduct due to a horses strike demanding higher purse money. The Gotham Mile set for Saturday may be canceled, affecting Derby contenders like Damascus Reflected Glory Dr Fager and Successor. meanwhile Monitor Cool Reception Field Master and other horses won races at Oaklawn Gulfstream Golden Gate Keeneland Pimlico Lincoln Downs and more.
Nekoosa Edwards Paper Company names Edward F. La Berge supervisor industrial relations for its Ashdown Arkansas mill. He will set up the Ashdown industrial relations and personnel management program from Port Edwards Wisconsin after orientation. La Berge has almost 30 years in industrial relations and personnel management. He previously led industrial relations at Masonite Corporation Laurel Mississippi for 17 years. A Michigan native he studied chemical engineering at the University of Michigan. He and his family will move to Ashdown early this summer. Barbara Wright of Boston Tom Wilson of New York and Dick Bickhamn of State College were top kayak and canoe meet winners on the Farmington River. Wright won the women's kayak event Wilson won the men’s, Bickhamn took the men’s canoe title.
HAL BOYLE argues in a humorous AP column that suburbs grow without guidance from God or the devil, becoming a new civilization. He notes people moving from diverse places to suburbs, joking about the pull of city life versus suburban growth and the comfort of urban landmarks like skyscrapers.
Maury Wills Pittsburgh Pirates third baseman wore new style single spike shoes during spring training. NL President Warren Giles ruled them illegal prompting an appeal by Pirates General Manager Joe Brown to the Baseball Rules Committee chair Charley Segar in hopes of legalizing the footwear.
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