Notice of Sale of Hempstead County Industrial Bonds
Hempstead County in Arkansas schedules sale of General Obligation Industrial Development Bonds under Amendment 49 of the state constitution. Bonds issued April 1 with interest payable April 1 and October 1. serial maturities through 1978. parcel funded for securing and developing industry including land, processing plant, housing for laying hens, and equipment. Tax levy of two mills continues until bonds and fees are paid. project revenues may suspend tax if sufficient. reserve fund of 22,000. Auction held April 28 at 1 p.m. at Hempstead County Courthouse Hope Arkansas. bidder deposits of 4,000 required. terms set by county and bond counsel.
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Stead County
Arkansas
State OF Arkansas
Steal
Lempstead
Indore
S.A
Wwe
Financ Fg
Securiig
Hempstead County
Industreject
Industey
Meg Marris, Inc
Rease
Honels
Bank of Payment
Mchaily, Smith & Williams
Lille Rock
Dobbs Sullivan Company
Little Rock
Hempstead Conty Courthouse
Hope
Tnsurance Corporation
Coaches See Parkers in a Game
In Fayetteville Ark AP an early peek at the 1962 63 Raverback squad was offered at a coaching clinic led by Frank Broyles. The red team beat the white team 64 4 4 with Tommy McKnelly scoring a late kickoff goal from the 10. Standouts included fullbacks Kenny Dean Charles Daniel and wingback Gary Robinson as over 200 coaches from Kansas and nearby states attended.
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Fayetteville, Ark
Raverback
University of Arkansas
Frank Broyles
Reds
Tommy MckKnelly
McKnelly
Kenny Dean
Charles Daniel
Gary Robinson
Kansas
Sikes Wins Medalist Honors at Fayetteville Golf Meet
R Sikes of Arkansas captured medalist honors in a rough Fayetteville golf event, with Arkansas edging Texas Christian University. Results show Sikes defeating Montgomery and Walling in alternate matches while Gary Gross beat Cunningham and Tom Fuqua defeated Leland Phillips.
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Fayetteville
Ark
Sikes
Texas Christian University
University of Arkansas
R. Sikes
E Montgomery
Mike Walling
TCU
Diels Murphy
Gary Gross Cark
Gale Cunningham
Tom Fuqua Cark
Leland Phillips
Sikes Sand Murphy
Montgomry
Walling
Gross
Pugin
Cunningham Jand Phillips Groun
Bledsoe Named by Denver
Denver AP reports Troy Bledsoe, 46, an assistant basketball coach at the University of Denver and a North Little Rock native, has been named head basketball coach. His freshman team went 11-3 last season, succeeding Hoyt Brawner who became athletic director. Arkansas milk sales in 1960 totaled over 32 million dollars, with 7,282.60 dollars consumed at home.
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Denver, Colo
APY
Troy Bledsoe
University of Denver
North Little Rock
Ark
Bledsoe
Hoyt Brawner
Arkansas
Notice in Chancery Court Hampstead County Ark
In Hampstead County Arkansas Frances Berdice Rateliff sues Bobby Joe Rateliff in a chancery case. The defendant is warned to appear within thirty days and answer the complaint. Court clerk James Russell signs the warning with April 1962 dates and terms of publication listed.
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Chancery Court
Hampstead County, Ark
Frances Berdice Rateliff Grem
Lbgions Stueres
Bobby Joe Rateliff
Frances Berdice Ratelife
James Russell
Katherine B. Baisiectiach
D.C
Standings And Results From Major Leagues By Associated Press
League standings show Los Angeles leading the American League with 3 games ahead of New York and Cleveland close behind. Schedule notes include Saturday results with New York routing Detroit and Baltimore sweeping Boston while L A beat Minnesota. Upcoming games list Kansas City at Los Angeles and Washington at Detroit among others. In the National League Pittsburgh and St Louis lead with San Francisco and Philadelphia challenging. multiple games were played or postponed with snow effects noted.
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Wol
Los Angeles
York
Chicago
Baltimore
Cleveland
Minnesota
Boston
Detroit
Kansas City
New York
Washington
Cald
Bosto
Pet
Pittsburgh
St. Louis Oo
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Houston
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
St. Louis
St Louis
O'Connell
Lallar
Howard
Allison
Gentile
Robinson
Howser
Wagner
Green
Rollins
Lumpe
Lollar
Terry
Schwall
Kralick
Pizarro
When to Fish or Hunt Solunar Tables
The schedule of Solunar periods from John Alden Knight's Solunar Tables guides daily sport. Plan days to fish during major or hunt during cover when conditions align. Major periods begin at shown times and last about one to two hours. Minor periods are shorter and shown in regular type.
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John Alden Knight
Milwaukee's Sluggers Spark Braves and Reds Triumphs
Frank Robinson and Henry Aaron broke out Sunday as Cincinnati beat the Giants 4-3 and Milwaukee defeated the Dodgers 6-3. Bob Purkey earned his second win for Cincinnati while Henry Aaron led Milwaukee with a homer and two RBIs in a 10-hit Braves attack off Sandy Koufax and Pete Michert. Rain and cold disrupted several games, including Pirates Mets and Astros Phillies doubleheaders.
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Joe Reichler
Associated Press
Cincinnati
Frank Robinson
Milwaukee
Wenry Aaron
Giants
Reds
Braves
Los Angeles Dodgers
San Francisco Giants
Bob Purkey
Pittsburgh
New York
Pirates Mets
Houston
Phillies
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Cubs
Chicago
Los Angeles
Angels
Minnesota
White Sox
Kansas City
Baltimore
Biston
Orioles
Red Sox
Robinson
Robby
Aaron
Henry
Fone
Sandy Koufax
Pete Michert
Bob Hendley
Leaders in the Major Leagues
The report lists top batters and pitchers with names like Musial Alou Mays Cepeda and Koufax. It covers batting runs RBIs doubles home runs and steals along with pitching strikeouts and win records for players across several teams including St Louis San Francisco Cincinnati and Los Angeles.
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Associated Press
National League
Musial
St Louis
FL Alou
San Francisco
Mejias
Houston
Pinson
Cincinnati
Wills
Los Angeles
Mays
F.alou
T. Davis
Loss Angeles
Pagan
San’ Francisco
F. Alou
Aspraménta
Réschéro
Flood
Mahaffey
Philadelphia
Friend
Pittsburgh
Koufax
Padres
Richett
Marichal
Tech Sweeps Doubleheader in Arkansas Tech Victory
Arkansas Tech broke a 3-3 tie in the ninth to sweep the two game series with Arkansas A&M in Arkansas Intercollegiate Conference baseball. Robert Burtner doubled and scored after a bunt by Larry Burnett to win the nightcap. Wilford Rose and Doug McNinney pitched for Tech while Burnett and Carl Blythe started for A&M.
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Russellville
Ark
Arkansas Tech
Arkansas
Arkansas A&m
Robert Burtner
Larry Burnett
Wilford Rose
Doug McNinney
Carl, Blythe
Autronauts eye view from a cherry picker at Cape Canaveral
A historical note describes a cherry picker used beside the 83-foot Mercury Redstone missile at Cape Canaveral as an emergency escape tower two minutes before launch. It mentions a taller, unused model for John Glenn’s orbital flight and notes the top view in the accompanying photo.
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Cape ‘Canaveral
Gus Grissom
Alea
Shepard
John
Glenn
Benton Wins Ouachita College Meet At Ouachita Relays
Benton totals 108 points to win the first division led by Robert Homan with 19 points including firsts in the broad jump and 100 yard dash. Division Two honors go to Searcy with 53 points, while Homan sets meet records in the 220 yard dash and 100 yard dash with 21.86 and 9.9 seconds respectively.
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Arkadelphia
Ark
Robert Homan
Benton
Homan
North Little Rock
Malvern
el Dorado
Arkansas High
Texarkana
Pine Bluff
Canxton Pairview
Mablesvale
Searcy
Budora
Stamps
Nashville
Fordyce
DeWitt
Mineral Springs
McCrory
Murfreeshoro
White Hall
Prescott
McGehee
Harding Academy
Hughes
DeQueen
Dierks
Gand Star City
Celtics Face Must Win To Extend Playoff Run
Lakers clinched the series with a 126-121 victory as they led 3-2 in the best of seven. Elgin Baylor scored a playoff record 61 points, while Bill Russell was considered for guarding Baylor as Boston risks a fourth straight title with a decisive Game 6 in Los Angeles.
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LOS Angeles
Boston Celtics
Lakers
National Basketball Association
Boston
Bill Russel
Elgin Baylor
St. Louis
Fred. Schaus
Baylor
Bob Pettit
Celtics
Red Auerbach
Russell
Major League Baseball Roundup Angles Triumph in AL Standings
Baseball stars Bilko of the Angels slammed two home runs and drove in three as Los Angeles defeated an opponent to seize first in the American League. Braves pitcher Bob Henley became Milwaukee's first winner this season, working a five hitter to power a 6 3 victory over the Dudger.
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Associated Press
Steve Bilko
Angels
Bob Henley
Braver
Milwaukee
Braves
Dudger
Tulsa Triumphs In Triangular Track Meet
Tulsa edged Arkansas and Oklahoma Baptist to win the triangular track meet with 82 points. Dan Houtman won the discus at 141 feet 8 inches, Dave Smoot claimed the pole vault, and John Deardorff led the two mile in 9:47.0. Lynn James of Arkansas posted 4:58.2 in the mile run, while Oklahoma Baptist scored eight points.
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Tulsa
Okla
University’ of Arkansas
Oklahoma State Baptist University
Oklahoma Baptist
Dan’ Houtman
Jim Martindale
Arkansas
Dave ‘Smoot
Lynn James
John Deardorff
Executive Hired by State Colleges
Charles Adcock, 26, of Little Rock, named first full time executive of the Arkansas Intercollegiate Conference. The AIC merged supervisory functions. Adcock will handle officials, records, statistics, and oversee tournaments while visiting each member school yearly. Cliff Shaw remains commissioner. The committee backs a conference invitational basketball tournament to replace NAIA District 17 playoff.
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Little Rock AP
Charles Adcock
Litle Rock
Arkansas
AIC
Adcock
The
Arkansas, Democrat
Cliff Shaw
Hog Baseballers Win 4th Straight
Arkansas baseball team clouts four homers and scores seven runs in a seven inning win over Emporia State to extend their winning streak to four. Billy Joe Moody hits the first homer in the second frame, with Paul Soden and Mike Carter each driving in two runs via four baggers. Jerry Carlton also homers, while Virg Speak earns the win. Ted Mont holds Emporia to two runs on four hits through seven. Jackie Willock relieves and allows two hits and one run.
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Fayetteville, Ark
University of ‘Arkansas
Sytytdiy
Emporia
Kay
Billy Joe Moody
Paul Soden
Mike Carter
Jerry Carlton
Virg Speak
Ted ‘Mont
Jackie Willock
Fight results from Associated Press telegraph wire
In San Jose Kenny Lane of Muskegon outpointed Luis Molina 140 to 13744 while Mauro Mina stopped Von Clay 176 to 120 in Philadelphia. Horacio Accavallo won by disqualification over Salvatore Manca in Buenos Aires. Ismael Laguna outpointed Nelson Estrada in Panama City. In Stockholm Ingemar Johansson stopped Wim Snoek. Kawamura stopped Cuate Sanchez in Tokyo.
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Associated Press
San Jose
Calif
Kenny
Lane
Muskegon
Mich
Luis Molina
Lima
Peru
Mauro Mina
von Clay
Philadelphia
Buenos Aires
Horacio Accavallo
Argentina
Disquali
Salvatore
Manca
Italy
Stockholm
Ingemar Johansson
Sweden
Wiml Snoek
Holland
Tokyo
Tadaol Kawamura
Japan
Cuate Sanchez
Mexico
Panama City
Ismael Laguna
Panama
Nelson Estrada
Venezuela
Sophomore Jinx? Don Schwall vs Orioles in doubleheader loss
Boston rookie Don Schwall denied any jinx after a 5-1 loss to Baltimore in the opener of a Sunday doubleheader, then Boston won the second 5-4. Schwall, 157-Record last season, allowed three hits and seven walks in seven innings amid limited support as Army Pvt. Steve Barber shut Boston down. Meanwhile, Angels gained sole top spot after a 6-3 win over Minnesota, and Milwaukee beat Los Angeles 6-3 in the National League opening games. Rich Rollins homered for Minnesota with a three-run shot in the ninth, while Bulky Bilko and Sean Wagner also homered for Los Angeles.
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Boston
Don Schwall
Orioles
Baltimore
Red Sox
Schwall
Army
Steve Barber
Los Angeles
Angels
Twins
Minnesota
Chicago
Kansas City
New York
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
Milwaukee
Los Angeles Dodgers
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Pirate Mets
Houston
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Rich Rollins
Eli Grba
Rollins
Steve Bilko
Sean Wagner
Grba
Bluth Sets Four-Game Record With 1051 In Masters Qualifying
Ray Bluth of St. Louis totaled 1051 in four games during Masters Tournament qualifying in Des Moines, opening with a 300 and later posting 279, 227, and 245 to defeat Treybig. The score surpasses the previous four-game mark of 1026 by Ed Kawelics in 1946 Petersen Classic, and 1039 for match play.
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Des Moines
Towa
Ray
Bluth
St. Louis
Ple Treybig
Houston
Bud) Horn
Los Angeles
Ed Kawelics
Chicago
Ed Nickel
Toledo
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Denver
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Plaintiff
Crow
J. D. Turnage
Mempstead County
Ouachita College
Star Sports
Arkansas Forestry Commission
Elmer's
Harold Hendrix Ra Uy
Hog Baseballers
Ean
Bob Green
Moore Bros
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