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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1963
Page
1
Johnson Attends Services Then Visits Arlington
President Johnson attended Sunday services at St. Mark's Episcopal Church with his daughters, then traveled to Arlington National Cemetery to lay a bouquet on John F. Kennedy's grave. The article notes續 ongoing efforts to strengthen Atlantic Alliance ties with Erhard Segni and Douglas-Home planning upcoming talks.
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Johnson
Arlington National Cemetery
John S. Kennedy
Erhard
Segni
Douglas-Home
Kennedy
Atlantic Alliance
Johnson Ranch
Johnson City
Tex
Washington
Dean Rusk
Oswald
Russia
Third Team All AIC honors announced for 1963 season
Arkansas State Teachers College at Conway led by eight players on the 1963 All AIC squad. A&M and Henderson shared the conference crown with five and three selections respectively. Notables include repeaters Luther Honey and Joe Young, plus unanimous picks Bill Shimek and Charles James. Other stars span State Teachers Ouachita Henderson and A&M across offensive and defensive roles. The panel led by Chief Justice Earl Warren continues Kennedy slaying investigations with no meeting date set.
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Associated Press
Arkansas State Teachers College
Conway
Arkansas A&m
Henderson
Harding College
Luther Honey
Joe Young
State Teachers
Larry Dopson
Southern State
Jimmy Lawrence
Jim Williamson
Coy Clark
Charles Hayes
A&m
John Ettehens
Ouachita
Terry Thurman
Jerry Harrison
Bill Gandy
Wallace Chandler
Lee Carter
Jimmy Jackson
James Wilburn
Joe Carroll
Sawatski Placed on Waivers
ST. LOUIS AP Carl Sawatski of Little Rock a St Louis Cardinal catcher has been put on waivers for possible unconditional release, the Cardinals said Sunday. Sawatski hit .238 in 56 games during the 1963 season with six home runs and 14 RBIs, mostly in pinch hit appearances. He went to St Louis in a trade with the Phillies in which St Louis gave up outfielder Bobby Gene Smith.
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Carl Sawatski
Little Rock
St. Louis Cardinal
Cardinals
Sawatski
Philadelphia Phillies
Phillies
Bobby Gene Smith
Ramblers open title defense against North Dakota in season debut
Loyola Ramblers led by four returning starters start their bid to defend the national title against North Dakota. All-America Jerry Harkness has graduated, leaving the lineup as the team seeks a repeat after a 29-2 season and an NCAA finals upset of Cincinnati. The AP preseason poll favors Loyola, with other top teams like NYU, Arizona State, and Oregon State opening that week. Cincinnati, Duke, Wichita, Ohio State, Michigan, and Kentucky posted strong opening-night wins as the season begins.
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Ted Meier
Associated Press
George Ireland
Ramblers
Chicago
Loyola
North Dakota
Jerry Harkness
Cincinnati
Little North D
Arizona State
Western New Mexico
Oregon State
Washington State
Cincinnati Bearcats
Duke Blue Devils
Wichita Wheatshockers
Ohio State Buckeyes
Michigan Wolverines
Kentucky Wildcats
George Washington
Ron Bonham
Duke
Penn State
Jeff Mullins
Wichita
Wyoming
Dave Stallworth
Ohio State
California
Davis
Gary Bradds
Michigan
Ball State
Cazzie Russell
Jim Myers
Bill Buntin
Kentucky
Virginia
Cotton Nash
Ted Decken
Bowler Wins $7,500 and Sets Records
Jim St. John of St. Louis claimed the 48 thousand dollar seventh annual World's Invitational Bowling Tournament title at McCormick Place, setting 11 world records and winning by the widest margin in history. He averaged 233 over 64 final games, earning 7 8 thousand dollars with Peterson points lead over runner-up Jonny Meyer. Marion Ladewig of Grand Rapids cruised to the women’s title, beating Joanne Chapman in the final, with a 4 thousand dollar prize and a 223.16 Petersen points total as Chapman posted 221.39 and Helen Duval 217.18.
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Jim St. John
St. Louis
St. John
Jonny Meyer
Nesconset
N.H
Petersen
Meyer
Bill Johnson
Kansas City
Marion Ladewig
Grand Rapids
Mich
Jerty Joanne
Chapman
Biencoe
Navy
Don Carter
McCormick Place
Carter
Ladewig
Helen Duval
Berkeiley
Calif
Northwestern Edges Western Michigan in Nailbiting Finish
Rick Falk drilled a 25 foot buzzer beater to lift Northwestern to an 80-78 win over Western Michigan. In another thriller, West Virginia edged Furman 67-64 on Ricky Ray’s jump shot with one second remaining.
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Rick Falk
Northwestern
Western Michigan
West Virginia
Furman
Ricky Ray
Ralston Easily Wins in Montreal Match
Ralston captures a straightforward victory as Riessen of Northwestern trails in Montreal. Dennis Ralston and his American teammate move ahead in a showing that emphasizes Ralston dominant form on the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Marty Riessen
Northwestern
Dennis Ralston
Hamilton Tiger-Cats Win Grey Cup Title in Canada
Hamilton beat the British Columbia Lions 21-10 in Vancouver to claim the Grey Cup. Hal Paterson set a scoring record with his fifth Cup touchdown, helping the Ti-Cats snap a playoff losing streak and win their first title since 1957. WABC-TV carried the game across Canada and the U.S. after a long delay the prior year.
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Toronto
Hamilton Tiger-Cats
Hal Paterson
Hamilton
British Columbia Lions
Vancouver
B.C
Paterson
Wabc-Tv
Canada
United States
Tiger-Cat
Maryland
Bernie
Victorian tennis quarterfinals feature dominant win over Clayton
In the quarterfinals of the Victorian tennis singles championship on Monday, a player advanced with an easy 6 2 6 3 6 3 victory over Australia's Tim Clayton, sealing a third round appearance.
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Australia
Tim Clayton
Angels Trim Their Roster to 32 Players
The Los Angeles Angels reduced their roster to 32 by selling five contract players to their Hawaii affiliate in the Pacific Coast League. The group includes Felix Torres a former regular third baseman, pitcher Mike Lee and outfielders Bob Perry Frank Kostro and Jackie Warner. Torres appeared in 138 games last season batting .261 with four home runs and 51 RBIs.
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SAN Diego
Los Angeles Angels
Hawaii
Felix Torres
Angels
Mike Lee
Bob Perry
Frank Kostro
Jackie Warner
Torres
Track committee fails to agree on 1964 U S Olympic selection
In Chicago the men's track and field committee of the United States Olympic Committee failed to reach a Sunday agreement on a formula to select American athletes for the 1964 Tokyo Games.
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Chicago
United States Olympic Committee
Tokyo
Lions Trounce Division Foes as Fleming Sparks Loss
Faloney led the Lions in a rough Western Division contest, finishing 14 of 20 for 272 yards. Fleming ignited the offense with a 70 yard pass to Paterson and a five yard strike to Bethea, while the team’s 36,465 partisan crowd endured a bitter defeat after a second quarter turnover.
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Lions
Willie
Wisp
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