Rest Your Case Wins Fulmerful Stakes at Saratoga in Upset
Trainer Mac Miller may still chase top 2-year-old honors after Rest Your Case, racing for Cragwood Stable, took a one length victory over Governor Max in the $128,925 Hopeful Stakes at Saratoga. Jorge Velasquez rode the winner, time 1 2-5, paying $15. First money was $77,455. Other Saturday features included Reg al Case’s close Del Mar Derby win, Twin Time’s turf triumph at Delaware Park, and Cassie Red’s Chicago Handicap score at Hawthorn Park.
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Mac Miller
Cragwood Stable
Governor Max
Saratoga
Loquacious Don
Calumet Farm
Tarboosh
Plum Bold
Meadow Stable
Riva Ridge
Jorge Velasquez
Dame Fritchie
Aqueduct
del Mar
Howard Grant
Flag Is Up Farm
Gene Mori
Twin
William du Pont Jr
Delaware Park
Frank Lovato
Twin Time
North Flight
Charles Windle
Cassie Red
Follie Rousse
Chicago
Hawthorn Park
Jackie Still Shuns Crowds at Polish Funeral
Jacqueline Onassis avoided the crowd after Prince Edmund Radziwill’s funeral in Warsaw. Thousands pressed outside the cemetery forcing her to walk through a potato field before slipping into an empty streetcar. Aides kept the crowd back and directed the driver to depart.
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Warsaw
Poland
Jacqueline Onassis
Prince Edmund Radziwill
Lee Radziwill
Hurley Denies Targeting Pryor in 1974 Letter
Camden Arkansas W D Hurley states he is not referring to Rep David Pryor in a letter to Deloss Walker about a possible candidate against Sen J W Fulbright in 1974. Hurley says Pryor is not the person in question and no one who has run for office is involved.
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W. Db. Hurley
Camden
David Pryor
D-Ark
Deloss Walker
J. W. Fulbright
The
Arkansas Democrat
Hurley
Walker
Dale Bumpers
Pryor
Fulbright
Senate
State of
Arkansas
John L. McClellan
McClellan
Black Admiral Discusses Treatment and Equality
Navy Rear Adm. Samuel Gravely Jr. argues in The Naval Institute Proceedings that equal opportunity means fairness without special racial or religious perks. He emphasizes no favored treatment for Black sailors while addressing race and leadership in the service. The interview accompanies the publication’s forum for Navy and Marine voices.
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Fred S$. Hoffman
Military Wrnter Washington
Navy
Adm
Samuel J. Gravely Jr
Gravely
Secretary of the Navy
John Chafee
Elmo R. Zumwalt Jr
Chief of Naval Operations
Afro Rock Comes to America and Ruth Copeland Rise
The National Report notes apartheid limits on emigration yet details The Union of South Africa as America’s first Afro rock group seeking more cross- Atlantic collaboration. Brook Benton is set for a September tour in South Africa with a guaranteed minimum gross of 2.5 million dollars and potential 34 million, plus a TV special and live album. Ruth Copeland debuts in New York at the Bitter End after touring with Sly and the Family Stone, signaling a rising wave of contemporary rock acts.
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South Africa
United States
Union of South Africa
America
Brook Benton
Benton
Georgia
Durban
Ies
Nat Callie
Youth Beat
Carole King
Ruth Copeland
Janis Joplio
Huth
The
Stones
N.Y
Newcastle
England
Ruth
Sly and the Family Stone
Rare Earth
Three Dog Night
Geile
Erie
Foo Puede
Pleasant Arkansas weather extends into Tuesday
The National Weather Service reports high pressure over West Virginia guiding Arkansas skies with 80s by day and 50s to 60s at night. A Gulf moisture flow could bring a 20 percent chance of showers early today, then a mostly fair, mild week with occasional showers.
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Arkansas
National Weather Service
West Virginia
Weather Service
Gulf
Fayetteville
Harrison
Jonesboro
Pine Bluff
Texarkana
el Dorado
Memphis
Papal Plea Amid Northern Ireland Civic Friction
Pope Paul VI blamed suspension of civil liberties by the Northern Ireland government for worsening sectarian fighting among Roman Catholics Protestants and British troops. He prayed for divine help and a peaceful solution during Sunday blessing at the summer papal palace.
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Northern
Ireland
Papal Palace
Heath turns yacht cruise into rescue at sea
Prime Minister Edward Heath on the Morning Cloud spotted a teenaged boy and girl clinging to an overturned dinghy. He offered rescue which the youths accepted, the sailing master noting dinghy sailors may prefer to right their craft to continue racing. The teenagers were not identified.
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Burnham-On-Crouch
England
Edward Heath
Heath
Morning Cloud
Skyscraper cemeteries proposed for Sao Paulo life city
Sao Paulo planners study high rise cemeteries to cope with overcrowding and scarce land. A 40 story complex could hold about 40 000 gravesites with morgue autopsy facilities funeral parlors and visitor amenities. City population has surged from 3.8 million in 1960 to about 6 million inside the city and 2 million in surrounding areas. Death rate stands at 8.2 per thousand, higher than Japan and Canada.
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Sao. Paulo
Brazil
Sao Paulo
Fernando Martins Gomes
Martins Gomes
Los Angeles
New York
Japan
Canada
Sikes Ties for Concord Open Lead at Kiamesha Lake
R U Sikes of Springdale Ark tied for the lead with Jim Jewel in the $60,000 Concord Open at Kiamesha Lake New York. Sikes shot a 67 to reach a 142 total Sunday.
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N.Y
R. UH
Sikes
Springdale
Ark
Jim Jewel
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