Golf results tighten Southwest race Arkansas tops Texas Tech
Sammy Brown led Arkansas with a 65 as Arkansas defeated Texas Tech 4-2 to move nearer first place in the Southwest Conference. Texas A&M and Arkansas were set to clash in Fayetteville with top position at stake. Texas Christian upset Texas as Ben Hagins and Jason Adkins produced notable results. Meanwhile Manila reports state Philippines Senate approved an anti CIA bill and sent it to the House for action requiring foreign agents to register.
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Arkansas
Texas Tech
Texas A&m
Aggies
Arkansas Razorbacks
Fayette
Ile
Ark
Sammy Brown
Tech
Texas
Texas Christian
Jason Adkins
Steve Smith
TCU
Ben Hagins
Baylor
Bears
Brown
Jimmy Wilcox
David McCauley
Robert McKinney
Slav Who Objected Sentenced in Belgrade
Mihajlo Mihajlov a university lecturer who opposed Yugoslavia's Communist regime was found guilty of spreading hostile propaganda and sentenced to four years in prison by a Belgrade district court after a two day trial. Over 60 spectators filled the courtroom and others crowded the halls as Judge Dusan Lukic read the verdict.
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Belgrade
Mihajlo Mihajlov
Yugoslavia
Mihajlov
Etatnde
Dusan Lukie
Coppolino Accusers Dig Back for Motive in 1965 Death
Naples AP. Prosecutor Shaub says Coppolino killers sought 65 000 life insurance and a wealthier wife, citing motives tied to his finances after being dropped from hospital staff. Trial concerns the death of Carmela Coppolino on August 28, 1965, with the state alleging the anesthesiologist used succinylcholine. The case hinges on motive evidence from years earlier.
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Don North
Cappolino
Carmela Coppolino
New York City
Obituaries and Air Force Plane Killed in Lightning
Obituary notice for J. H. Hewitt 72 of Arkadelphia details wife and children survivors and funeral arrangements at Murrys Ruggles. Also AP report: all 23 aboard an Iranian air force transport died when struck by lightning and exploded, eight officers among the dead.
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Dick Hewitt
Arhendelphia
Silesman, & Mason
First Methodist Church
Fay Burrows Hewitt
Daugherers
Horace Hubbard
Little Rock
Joe Pat Willoughby
Pine Bluff
Roy Hewitt
Arkisdelphia
Clarence Hewitt
Guredon
Carl Hewitt
Mississippi
J.D. Walker
Bill Yocum
Hope
Ted Miler
8. C. Stone
Texarkana
Murrys Ruggles Funral Chapel
Arkadelphia
Rose Hill
Tehran
Iran
Air Force
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Philippines
Coppolino
Arkansas Louisiana Gas Company
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