Development Pays Off for Hutchison in Dover 200
Pete Hutchinson’s Plymouth stock car program yielded a breakthrough as Art Polland won the 200-mile Dover Downs race in a Plymouth. Pollard clocked 6:36.01 at 122.261 mph, with eight crashes marshalling the day. Gordon Johncock finished second, while others included Mo Cluskey, Mosley, Bettenhausen, Mather, and Rutherford. Ramo Stott won the West Virginia 300 at Ona, Benny Parsons’ gearbox failure, and Bobby Isaac captured the Western North Carolina 500 at Weaverville in a 1969 Dodge.
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Oy Ebure
Clul AP
Pete Hutchinson
Harvard Arts
United States Auto Club
Plymouth
Hutchinson
Art Polland
Dover Downs
Pollard
Dover Oval
Lloyd Ruby
Wally Dallenbach
al Unser
Marsio Andretti
Unser
Gordon Johncock
Roger Moa Cluskey
Mike Mosley
Gary Bettenhausen
Rick Mather
Johnny Rutherford
Ramo Sott
Benny Parsons
West Virginia
Ona
W. Va
Stott
Parsons
Bobby Watsib
Weaverville
N.C
Bobby Isaac
Richard Petty
David Pearson
Isaac
Monday Television Logs Show Packed Prime Time Schedule
The listing outlines NBC CBS ABC offerings from 6:30 to midnight with films including Ten Tall Men The Enemy Below A Hole In the Head and That Girl plus shows Gunsmoke Lucille Ball reruns and news weather and devotional segments. It highlights daytime and evening programs across networks with multiple movies and game shows.
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Brother Buzz
William F. Buckley Jr
Lucille Ball
Mayberry
Will Sonnett
Net Journal
Zara
Dan Gave
Jimmie Rogers
Joey Bishop
Johnny Carson
Mike
Merv Griffin
Black Heritage
Black Heritage NC
R.F.D
Bozo
Boz
Arkansas A.M. N
Gilligan’s Island
Eagles rely on new coach to lift misfiring offense
Reading Pa Associated Press Sports Writer Ralph Bernstein reports coach Jerry Williams rejects a win loss focus while signaling the Philadelphia Eagles are not a 2 12 team. Williams aims to build confidence and discipline, improve backfield depth and offensive line, boost the defensive secondary, and contend in the Capital Division behind Dallas.
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Ralph Bernstein
Associated Press
Reading
Jerry Williams
Philadellphia Eagles
Eagles
Joe Kuharich
Maneus
Jerry Wolman
Wolfman
Leonard Tose
Tose
Kuharich
Pete Retzlaff
Retzlaff
Williams
Tom Woodeshick
Norm Snead
Harry Wilson
Cyril Pinder
Leroy Keyes
Purdue
Keyes
Bob Brown
Los Angeles
Joe Carollo
Don Chuy
Brown
Eagle
Snead
John Huarte
Notre Dame
Ben Hawkins
Gary Ballman
Harold Jackson
Los Angeles Rams
Kent Lawrence
Fred Hill
Bob Tucker
Jim Kelly
Bill Bradley
Texas
Sam Baker
Lou Graze
Dallas
Washington
New Orleans
Shaw Typical of Young Golfing Lions
Sutton Mass AP Tom Shaw is a blond smiling 23 year old who typifies the rising group in pro golf. Bobby Stanton says more young players will win next year and that younger players practice more while older contenders slack off.
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Sutton, Mass
Tom Shaw
Bobby Stanton
Shaw
Stanton
NAACP Opposes Haynsworth Nomination in Arkansas
Dr. Jerry O. Sewell president of the Arkansas NAACP asked Arkansas senators by telegram to oppose Clement Haynsworth Jr. for the U. S. Supreme Court seat. Haynsworth, a U S circuit judge from South Carolina, is Nixon’s nominee and Sewell calls him a liability to the court and opposed to social progress.
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Little Rock
Jerry Ob. Sewell
Naacp i. Arkansas
Arkansas
Clement F. Haynseworth Jr
U. S. Supreme Court
Haynsworth
South Carolina
Nixon
Jewell
Storm Victims Heartened by Countrymen
The Associated Press reports Mississippians receive broad support after Hurricane Camille. A Jackson telethon raised about 1.3 million dollars, including 1,000 from President Nixon’s family and 100,000 from St Petersburg business interests. Bob Hope led the event with Eddie Arnold and Pete Fountain among participants. The Red Cross seeks 15 million to cover emergency aid, while 69,000 affected across five states face help shortages. Helicopters delivered food to isolated refugees as death Toll figures varied around 200.
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Associated Press
Camille
Jackson
Miss
Richard M. Nixon
White House
St. Petersburg
Fla
Bob Hope
Algo
Eddie Arnold
Pete Fountain
New Orleans Saints
American Red Cross
Louisiana
Mississippi
Alabama
Virginia
West Virginia
Red Cross
U.S. Army
Gulf Coast
Stem
3Rd Army
Ft. McPherson
Wiggins
Gulfport
Poplarville
John Bell Willams
Revival and church notices brighten August 1969
The Negro Community page notes revival services at Pentecostal Temple Church of God in Christ off Bell Street beginning Monday August 25 at 7 30 pm with Elder T Robinson as evangelist. Also Southwestern District Singing Division B meets August 31 at Garrett Chapel Baptist with Rev G L Hughes preaching in Hope Arkansas.
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Pentecostal Templé Church of God In Christ
Bell Street
T. Robinson
O. N. Dennis
Garrett Chapel Baptist Church
Hope
Arkansas
GL. Hughes
Joseph Reid
Mt. Olive Baptist Church
Texarkana
T. Allen
Greater St. Paul Baptist Church
Emmet
C. G. Carmichael
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Hutchison
Andy Griffith
Eye On Arkansas Uc
Paul Harvey
General Hospital
Mike Douglas
McHale’s Navy
Perry Mason
Discovery News
Marshal Dillon
Mod Squad
Julia
Liberace
Bridge N.Y.P.D
Doris
WOPE
Ark
STAR
NAACP
Farnsworth
The
Ester Hicks
Usher Board
Rising Star Baptist Church
Jewel Wit Spoon
Irs
George
Boots) Smith
Deaste Mae Jones
Emma Lee Williaing
Lille Hickthan
Etta Rad
Lorefie Reedee
Aliee Witherspoon
W.M. Martin
Neva-Esther
South Hazel Street
Sallie Reggins
Dessis Reggins
Brunmet
Denver
Colorado
Snell Cemetery
Hicks Funeral Home
Lach Rogers
Si Abner of
Benson Nursing Home
Nashville
Sip Gaasen
Benson Niraig 3
Benson Nir
Nashvillé
Hey Savi
Holiday Snacks Inc
P.O
Jimmy
Ap&l
Marion
Esperanza Trails
Crittenden County
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