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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 1964

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Laos coup collapse fuels regional tensions and mixed signals

Diplomat says Vientiane stabilizing while Bangkok reports coup leaders reiterate messages. US Ambassador Unger pressures Gen Kouprasith Abhay, urging release of neutralists and restoration of order as Rusk and Britain France oppose the seizure amid Laos coalition fragility.

Vientiane Bangkok Thai Rath Leonard Unger Laos Kouprasith Abhay Souvanna Dean Rusk South Viet Nam Leavin Washington United States Geneva Britain France Plaine Des Jarres Gen Phoui Souphanouvong Pathet Lao Savang Vathana Kouprasith Committee of the

Mickey Wright Wins Betsy Rawls Peach Blossom Tourney

Mickey Wright birdied three holes in a final round 71 to win her first Betsy Rawls Peach Blossom Women's Golf Tournament in Spartanburg South Carolina. Wright finished at 25 under par four strokes ahead of Shirley Englehorn and Gloria Armstrong, with Betsy Rawls tied for fourth at 221.

Spartanburg S.C Mickey Wright Dallas Tex Miss Wright Shirley Englehorn Gloria Armstrong Spartanburg Betsy Rawls Sandra McClinton

LSU Pair Wins Bell Four-Ball Tournament in El Dorado

Louisiana State University team Howell Fraser and Mac McLendon captured the Bell Four-Ball title with an 18 under par 105, finishing seven strokes ahead of runners-up Ken Lanning and Virgil Howell of Bell Missouri. Higginbotham and Bourn tied for third at 203, with Spikes and Henderson also in the mix, and Bell McCurry of El Dorado in fifth.

EL Dorado, Ark Louisiana State University Bell Howell Fraser Mac McLendon Ken Lanning Virgil Howell Bell, Mo M. L. Higginbotham Magnolia Toxy Bourn Haynesville

Weather patterns shift across Arkansas and Missouri statewide

The report outlines warm, mostly cloudy conditions with scattered thunderstorms across Eastern and Southern Missouri and across Arkansas. Highs range from 70 to mid 80s with nights in the 60s, and thunderstorms tapering off by Tuesday in most zones.

Missouri Associated Press Central Arkansas Northwest

Travelers Take First Double Bill

Arkansas Travelers win a Sunday baseball doubleheader from Portland with late game homers by Norm Gigon and Wayne Graham. First game 1 4, second 6 5 in 11 innings as Harry Oliver wins both ends. Travelers improve to 2 2. Portland drops to 2 2 after weekend split. Edits note potential lineup and score details omitted.

Little Rock Arkansas Travelers Portland Norm Gigon Wayne Graham Harry Oliver Travelers Adolpho Phillips Arkeinsas Beavers Gigon Graham Arkansas Seattle Len Clendenim

Belgian Sees Faster Time in Marathon

In Boston, Belgian Au tele van den Driessche expects an easier race at the 68th Boston Marathon with less competition than last year. Forecasts call for upper 40s and clearing skies as he aims for a strong finish after a 2:18:58 course record last year.

Boston Autele van den Driessche Boston A.A van den Driessche Hopkinton Exeter Street Abebe Bikila

Perkins retains world junior welterweight title in Kingston

In Kingston Eddie Perkins of Chicago retained his world junior welterweight title by outpointing Bunny Grant 137 with 15 rounds. In Manila Rey Asis of the Philippines outpointed Joe Meddell of Mexico for 10 rounds. In Tokyo Fumio Kaizu of Japan knocked out Luis Santa of Mexico in 4 rounds.

Associated Press Kingston Jamaica Eddie Perkins Chicago Bunny Grant Manila Rey Asis Philippines Joe Medell Mexico Tokyo Fumio Kaizu Japan Luis Santa Barcelona Spain Juan

State Captures Track Meet at Memphis Southwestern Inv

Arkansas State College won the Southwestern College Invitational in Memphis with 207 points, claiming 10 firsts and eight seconds led by Tony Cannon with 36 points. Cannon won the 100 and 220-yard dashes and placed second in the broad jump and triple jump, earning MVP honors. Union University finished second with 167, Southwestern third with 74, followed by David Lipscomb, UT Martin, and Mississippi entries.

Memphis Arkansas State College Tony Cannon Arkansas State Union University of Jackson Tenn Southwestern David Lipscomb Nashville University of Tennessee Martin Branch

Boston Dominates San Francisco 168 96 in Playoff Final

The Associated Press reports a decisive NBA Finals result with Boston defeating San Francisco by 168 to 96 in Saturday action. No game scheduled Sunday. Today's matchup has San Francisco at Boston with Pinto, Spain defeating Lat Shonibare of Nigeria 8 in another event.

Associated Press Boston San Francisco

Maple Leafs Favored to Win Stanley Cup Final

TORONTO AP The strong Toronto Maple Leafs are favorites to retain the Stanley Cup after a 4-2 comeback win over the Detroit Red Wings. The victory evened the best-of-seven series at 2-2 as Toronto used rapid line changes to unsettle Detroit. Andy Bathgate scored at 10:55 and Frank Mahovlich iced the win at 18:07 in the third period.

Toronto Toronto Maple Leafs Detroit Red Wings Detroit Leafs Andy Bathgate New York Rangers Wings Frank Mahovlich

Play on for Curtis Cup Team in North South Amateur

In Pinehurst North Carolina Nancy Roth and Barbara Fay White lead the draw as Curtis Cup hopes rise in the North and South Amateur Golf Tournament opening day. Roth defends her title Tuesday with byes shared by six players including White and others such as Ann Stranahan Helen Sigel Wilson and Phillis Preuss, mother of the 1962 Curtis Cup team. White, 23, daughter of a Shreveport golf pro, has won four of five Florida winter tournaments this year.

Pinehurst N.C Nancy Roth Barbara Fay White United States Porthcawl Wales Miss Roth Hollywood Fla Miss White Ann Stranahan Helen Sigel Wilson H. §. Semple Phillis (Tish) Preuss Shreveport Florida

Giants Beat Reds as Mays Piles Up RBIs and Hits

Willie Mays led the San Francisco Giants with sixteenth home run pace including two hits and two RBIs to power a victory over Cincinnati. Other Giants added key hits as the offense rolled. The outcome boosted San Francisco in the standings behind strong pitching and timely at bats.

Associated Press Willie Mays San Francisco Giants Giants Cin

Pacific Coast League Saturday Results and Pitching Highlight

In the minor league circuit the Pacific Coast League saw Spokane beat Oklahoma City 6-4 while Portland topped Arkansas 8-4, Salt Lake defeated Hawaii 5-4, San Diego won 7-6 over Denver, and Tacoma swept Dallas 7-0. Arkansas and Portland split a doubles program, Denver beat San Diego 6-5, Seattle beat Indianapolis 5-2, and Salt Lake City hammered Hawaii 22-14 with Cincinnati 13-6. Pitcher Al Jackson of the New York Mets allowed six hits with two walks and six strikeouts as the Mets shut out Pittsburgh 6-0 for their first win.

Cincinnati Cleveland Denver Des Moines Detroit Fairbanks Fort Worth Helena Honolulu Tendianapolis Jacksonville Juneau Kansas City Los Angeles Louisville Memphis Miami Milwaukee New Orleans Okla New York Ity Omaha Philadelphia Phoenix Pittsburgh Ptind Ore Rapid City Richmond St. Louis Salt Sk. City San Diego San Fran Seattle Tampa Washington Winnipeg Spokane Okla City Indianapolis Portland Arkansas Salt Lake Hawaii Tacoma Dallas Oklahoma City Salt Lake City Cinnati al Jackson New York Mets Mets

Will Name Hall for Ex-Professors

The nine story dormitory at the University of Arkansas will be named Henry G Hotz and Stella Palmer Hotz Hall. Stella Hotz chaired the Home Economics Department and Henry Hotz served as dean of the College of Education. she was the first woman with a full professorship at the university. The hall houses 452 girls and sits beside Roberta Fulbright Hall.

Fayetteville, Ark University of Arkansas University Henry G. Hotz Stella Palmer Hotz Hotz College of Education Roberta Fulbright

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