Politics Overshadows Pan Am Games in Cali 1971
AP dispatch notes Pan Am Games in Cali amid political rancor and controversy. Brundage warned of nationalism corrupting sport as events include a death, defections from Cuba, espionage charges, and Brazil accused of point shaving affecting the U S basketball team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Grimsley
Cali
Colombia
Avery Brundage
Chicago
International Olympic Committee
United States
Josef Stalin
Fidel Castro
Massachusetts
James A. Naismith
Baron de Coubertin
France
Greece
Hope Star local information and pricing page January 1929
Hope Star details staff and offices in Hope Arkansas. The page lists publishing company, executives, addresses, postal data, and advertising rates. It includes edition frequency, subscription prices by carrier and mail, and regional distribution notes for Hempstead Nevada Lafayette Howard Pike and Clark Counties.
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Hope
Hempstead
Nevada
Lafayette
Howard
Pike
Clark Counties
Arkansas
Parliament May Use Throne Room in Westminster Palace
Britain's peers press to convert Queen Elizabeth II's robing room, the throne room, into a meeting space for Parliament. The private royal apartment room is unused most days except the annual state opening attended by the queen at Westminster Palace.
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London
Britain
Westminster Palace
Houses of Commons
Lords
Solunar Tables Plan Fishing and Hunting Times
The schedule of Solunar Periods from Richard Alden Knight's Solunar Tables appears below. Plan your days to fish in good territory or hunt in good cover during these times to find the best sport each day offers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Alden Knight
Olympic Games Through An Era Of Global Strife
A compact history of Olympic politics from 1936 Berlin to 1968 Mexico City, detailing Nazi propaganda at Berlin, Soviet dominance and political boycotts, racial protests by U S athletes, and tensions between superpowers and smaller nations, ending with reactions to U S medal glory and Cuba cheers.
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Nero
Rome
Adolf Hitler
Berlin
Jeese Owens
America
der Fuhrer
London
Helsinki
Soviet Union
Olympic Village
USA
Russia
Hungary
Netherlands
Switzerland
Spain
Egypt
Lebanon
Iraq
Israel
France
England
Suez Canal
South Africa
Tokyo
Mexico City
Czechoslovakia
Emile Zatopek
U.S
United States
Tommie Smith
John Carlos
Brundage
U.S. State Department
Cuba
Fishing Gear in Brief Case
AP report from the American Fishing Tackle Manufacturers Association show highlights new gear and gear-integrated cases. A Delphi Louisiana maker displayed a 15-foot fiberglass boat with 63 horsepower motor priced around 2500 in 1972. It features swivel seats power steering trolling motor live bait well and built in storage. Several new lures baits and electronics like depth gauges were introduced for public release in coming weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Fishing Tackle Manufacturers Association
Delphi
Padres top Texas League All Stars 4-3 in Albuquerque
San Diego Padres rally with three sixth inning runs to beat the Texas League All-Stars 4-3 in an exhibition game in Albuquerque. Key moments include a Kendall single for the go ahead and a Dean two-run hit. Enos Cabell and Jim Plant contributed for Dallas Fort Worth and Memphis.
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Albuquerque
N.M
San Diego Padres
Padres
Clarence Gaston
San Diego
Arkansas
Jack Stripling
Fred Kendall
Tom Phoebox
Stripling
Dixie Association
THE
Associated Press
W. L
Amarillo
Dallas FW
San Antonio
Ible Central
Arkansas Memphis
Be Shreveport
Birmingham
East
Asheville
Charlotte
Montgomery
Jacksonville
Savannah
Columbus
Memphis
Shreveport
Trevino Undergoes Appendectomy After Clinic Visit
Golf star Lee Trevino, leading money winner this year, was rushed into emergency surgery at St. Anne's Hospital in Truth or Consequences New Mexico. Doctors said the operation lasted about 90 minutes and he is expected to stay hospitalized about a week.
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Truth OR Consequences
N.M
Lee Trevino
St. Anne’s Hospital
Trevino
Soccoro
New Mexico
D. E. Stoops
Leonard R. Becker
Albuquerque
Dr. Stoops
el Paso
Tex
New York
Pulaski School District seeks 250000 federal grant
Supt. J. K. Williams said Pulaski County schools hope to receive about 250000 in federal funds under the Emergency School Assistance Program to aid programs in desegregation impacted schools. Applications must be filed by Friday with HEW. The funds target districts in the last stages of desegregation.
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Little Rock
J. K. Williams
Pulaski County
Williams
Federal Health, Education and Welfare Department
World Record 800M Freestyle Relay Set at Pan American Games
American swimmers Jerry Heidenreich Jim McConica Steve Genter and Frank Heckle powered to a world record 7 minutes 45.82 seconds in the 800-meter freestyle relay at Cali Colombia after a 35 minute pool blackout. Heckle anchored the L A A C quartet and hinted at more records ahead while teammates spoke of peak form and plans for Russia tour.
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Hubert Mudel
Associated Press
Cali
Colombia
Jerry Heidenreich
Jim McConica
Steve Genter
Frank Heckle
Genter
UCLA
Lakewood
Calif
USA
Heckle
Southern California
Cerritors
Los Angeles Athletic Club
Betty Carbonell
Heidenreich
Southern Methodist
Dallas
Russia
McConica
Juan Corona in Hospital
Juan Corona, the farm labor contractor accused of hacking 25 fruit workers to death, is in Sutter County Hospital after again complaining of chest pains. Administrator Robert J. Moss said Corona told authorities he could not sleep because of the pains following a June 18 hospital transfer for treatment.
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Yuba
Paige Inducted as First Pre-1947 Negro Star into Hall
Cooperstown ceremony honors Satchel Paige alongside seven others. Paige recalls confronting years of MLB exclusion, declaring pride in his Hall of Fame status. The class includes Rube Marquard Jake Beckley Dave Bancroft Chick Hafey Harry Hooper Joe Kelley and George Weiss.
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Py Minn Nauin
Associated Press
Cooperstown
N.Y
Eroy
Satchel
Paige
Frank Forbes
Ol’ Satchel
Joe DiMaggio
Ted Williams
Hall of Fame
Rube Marquard
Jake Beckley
Dave Bancroft
Chick Hafey
Harry Hooper
Joe Kelley
George Weiss
New York Yankees
Team Quits Over Legion Hair Rule
A 14 man teenage baseball squad forfeited its remaining American Legion Tournament games after tournament director Chiff Meade ordered eight players to get haircuts or shave before the second round. The Orlando Post 19 and St. Petersburg Post 14 teams argued over a rule on hair length, with Seagraves noting the team’s seniors wished to keep their long hair for school. Meade said the rule allowed discretion for the director to decide proper length.
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Unlando
Fla
American Legion
Chiff Meade
Orlando
St. Petersburg
Mead
Seagraves
Meade
Seagrave
Legion
Raiders Pro Charts 600 Preview Four Years On
Murray of rain analyzes the Raiders, praising organization depth and Al Davis’s leadership. Lamonica, Stabler, Wells, Biletnikoff, Mix, Otto, Upshaw, and Otto anchor a strong lineup, with Hubbard, Davis, and Cline showing potential. Prediction: Raiders first in the West with a sound front office and solid特殊.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray
Prospectus
Davyl Lamonica
Raiders
al Davis
George Blanda
Warren Wells
Wells
Fred Biletnikoff
Rod Sherman
Young Drew Buie
Raymond Chester
Bob Moore
Baseball Congress Opens With Regional Champions in Wichita
Teams from Arkansas North Dakota Missouri and Kansas begin the National Baseball Congress 37th championship in Wichita Kansas. The Friday night opener pairs Fayetteville Arkansas champion with Fargo North Dakota winner. The second game features St. Louis Lemay Missouri champion against Wichita Service runnerup from Kansas.
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Wichita, Kan
Arkansas
North Dakota
Missouri
Kansas
National Baseball Congress
Fayetteville
Fargo
St. Louis Lemay
Wichita Service
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Ark
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Texas
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Hope (Ark
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Judy Simpson
1098Th
U.S. Army Support Command
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Republic of Vietnam
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Harbor Junior College
Los Angeles
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Charlie Smith
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Clarence Davis
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Ron Mix
Jim Otto
Gene Upshaw
Jim Harvey
Ben Diedson
Tris Walrus
Tom
Ackle
Cline
Safishietars
Art
Thoms
Bill Laskey
Luanne Benson
Gerald Lrons
Greg Slough
Bill Budness
Ohy
Dan Conners
Gus Otta
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George Atkinson
Nemiah Wilsom
Johnny Tatum
Dave Trrayson
Tommy Maxwell
Ratine
Goearne Blanda
Mike Kischeid
Erprise
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Sears, Sears, Roebuck and CO
Hope Village Shopping Center
Wey
Mance Acy
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Greening-Ellis Co
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Hope, Arkansas
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