Atomic World lecture to tour Arkansas high schools
Fayetteville and Spring Hill high schools host a demonstration lecture on atomic energy and its uses. The program This Atomic World, presented by Jim Gray, explains atomic structure, radiation, fission, and fusion, and shows how nuclear energy powers cities and aids medicine and industry.
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Ark
Atomic Energy Commission On Atomic Energy
Blevins High School
Spring Hill High School
University of Arkansas, Oak Ridge Associated Universities
Jim Gray
Assembly
Gray
Oak Ridge, Tenn
Atomic Energy Commission
University of Arkansas Am
Henderson State Teachers College
Arkadelphia
University of Arkansas
Oak Ridge Associated Universities
Southern Colleges
Agd
Wich
Sally Lee Hines
CG of A
Arkansas
AEC
Arkansas Power and Light Company
Oklahoma Gas and Electric Company
Arkansas-Missouri Power Company
Southwestern Electric Power Company
Patriots Beef Up Blocking in NFL Trade
The Boston Patriots trade Jim Wha ten to the Denver Broncos for Tom Beer in a swap of tight ends. Beer, who missed half of last season with knee surgery, is regarded as one of the league’s best blocking tight ends.
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Boston
Boston Patriots
Jim Whaten
Denver Broncos
Tom Beer
Beer
Strong Field at New Orleans Open features Casper and stars
Milly Casper, recent Master winner, is a mild favorite in the $125,000 Greater New Orleans Open with a strong field including Gary Player, Lee Trevino, Orville Moody, Frank Beard, Dave Hill and Dave Stockton. Trevino and Player lead a list of top contenders while several stars skip the event between majors.
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Bob Green
Associated Press
New Orleans
Milly Capser
Casper
Gene Littler
Augusta
Lakewood Country Club
Tye
Rancho la Costa
Calif
Gary Player
Lee Trevino
Orville Moody
Frank Beard
Dave Hill
Dave Stockton
Larry Hinson
Player
Trevino
Tucson
National Airlines
Hill
Beard
Stockton
Hinson
Littler
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Palmer
Nicklaus
la Jolla
Witherspoon case warned to appear in Hempstead Chancery Court
Maud Witherspoon sues Johnny Franklin Witherspoon in Hempstead County Arkansas Chancery Court. Warning order requires defendant to appear within thirty days and answer the complaint. Witness dated March 19, 1970, with court seal.
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Chancery Court
Hempstead County
Ark
Maud Witherspoon
Plainsiff
Johnny Franklin Witherspoon
Fights Tuesday Fights By The Associated Press
In Paris Stanley Hayward of Philadelphia and Pascal Di Benedetto of France fought to a draw. Shin Chunskyo of South Korea defeated Yukinori Aso of Japan to retain the Orient Junior welterweight title. Luis Rodriguez of Miami outpointed Willie Warren in Miami Beach. Cleveland’s Big Cat Williams knocked out Eddie Brooks in Milwaukee. Dick Tospinko of Lackawanna outpointed Julie Mandell of Toronto in Buffalo.
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Stanley Hayward
Philadelphia
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France
Drew
Sequl
Shin Chunskyo
South Korea
Yukinori Aso
Japan
Shin
Orient
Miami Beach
Fla
Luis Rodriguez
Miami
Willie Warren
Teas
Corpus Christ
Freshman Hodge Moves Up To Arkansas First Team
Arkansas announces changes as freshman Jim Hodge from Shreveport joins the first team flanker after Chuck Dicus is held out due to a shoulder injury. Dicus will undergo shoulder surgery after spring practice ends May 2. Saddler shifts from flanker to defensive halfback.
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Fayetteville, Ark
Jim Hodge
Shreveport
Chuck Dicus
Arkansas
Dicus
Baylor
Garland
Tex
Hodge
Joe Ferguson
Shreveport Woodlawn
Dennis Saddler
Tulsa
Okla
Negro Might Be Candidate for Governor
The Rev. R. J. Hampton, president of Shorter College, said in Fort Smith Arkansas that he might seek the Republicans gubernatorial nomination. He criticized Gov. Winthrop Rockefeller as insensitive to black contributions and argued the party cannot survive as a one man show.
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St. Louis
Supreme Court
West Memphis
Ark
Arkansas
el Dorado
Fort Smith
R. J. Hampton
Shorter College
North Little Rock
Winthrop Rockefeller
Hampton
Westark Junior College
Rockefeller
Rokefeller
Computer hits boost crime fight in 1970 first 100 days
In the first 100 days of 1970 the National Crime Information Center computer located 20 fugitives and 66 missing articles. Arkansas State Police Lt. Col. William Miler said 3,821 inquiries by law enforcement agencies produced the hits. The first international hit came when Bentonville Police asked about Clarence Blain Robinson, 27, of Ontario, Canada, wanted in Canada for fraud. he had been arrested at Mountain Bell in Bentonville in a motel theft case involving televisions.
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Little Rock
National Crime Information Center
William Miler
Arkansas State Police
Arkansas
NCIC
Bentonville
Clarence Blain Robinson
Robinson
Ontario
Canada
Mountainbt
Ken Boyer Returns to Minors as Arkansas Travelers Manager
Ken Boyer, after 15 major league seasons, manages the Arkansas Travelers in the Texas League opener at Emphis. He says managing mirrors playing, demands anticipation and a broad study of varied managers. He praises the Traveler roster for pitching depth base running speed and hitting potential.
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Harry King
Associated Press
Little Rock
Ken Boyer
Arkansas Travelers
Boyer
Emphis
Ham
Traveler
Ray Winder Field
Charlie Stewart
Lucky Thompson
Jose Cruzhright
Wayne Dees
Bill Stein
Lenny Hoyer
Ededie Crosby
Doug Barecatcher
Herrie Ze
Tony Auferio
Memphs
Kramer Backed by Democrats in New York Assembly bid
Former pro basketball player Barry Kramer, an At large All American in 1963, won Democratic Party backing for the New York State Assembly in the 108th District. Separately, the Rangers and Bruins combined for 397 penalty minutes in five NHL playoff games, setting a new record.
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NBA
ABA
New York State Assembly
Kramer
Atle
Nyc
Rangers
Bruins
Boston
New York Rangers
Boston Bruins
National Hockey League
Philadelphia
St. Louis
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