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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1963

Page

2

Loyola Ramblers Retain No 1 Ranking After Narrow Wins

Loyola of Chicago survived overtime against Detroit and edged Western Michigan by three points to remain the AP poll's top ranked college basketball team. Arizona State Ohio State Oregon State and Kansas dropped from the Top Ten while NYU fell from second to seventh and Duke slid to fifth. Kentucky made a major advance, rising from fifth into a higher position.

Loyola of Chicago Detroit Ust Western Michigan Ramblers Associated Press Arizona State Ohio State Oregon State Kansas NYU Duke Kenucky

Commissioner Sale Notice Hempstead County Arkansas 1963

Legal notice states a chancellery court decree in suit between Pres att Federal Savings and Loan Association and Emrett Walston et al. directs public sale January 12 1964 at the Hempstead County Courthouse to the highest bidder for part of the NE quadrant of Section 4 Township 12 South Range 23 West containing 1145 acres more or less. Credit terms three months with 6 percent interest, purchaser to furnish security and sign, with a deed to be delivered upon payment. notice dated December 13 1963 signed by Commissioner in Chancery Jim Cole.

Chancery Court of Hempsteadounty Arkansas Lerein Federal Savings and Loan Isociation Emrett Walston, Et al Ise No Ope Hempstead Aransas Hempfad County

Post Office Seeks Mail Messenger Service Bid

Sealed bids are invited by the Post Office Department for mail messenger service on Route No 0386 from Emmet Arkansas to Missouri Pacific Depot. Service uses hand cart or by hand, with trips Little Rock and Ft Worth schedule daily, bid opening January 1964 at 1:00 p.m. in St. Louis Missouri.

Post Office Department Post Ofice Department St. Louis Ugion Highway Transportation Unitedates Emmet Arkansas Missouri-Pacific Ile Little Rock & Ft. Worth

Veterans Say Final NFL Gridiron Appearances End Careers

Joe Perry and four other offensive stars along with two Titans Leo Nomeilini and Ed Henkeannounced retirement after the final regular season games. Perry and Howton, LeBaron, Renfro, plus new Top Ten entrants UCLA Vanderbilt Toledo and Davidson are highlighted with career yardage and record totals. Loyola Duke and Michigan performances frame the week while rankings reflect voting by sports writers and sportscasters.

Joe Perry Billy Howton Eddie LaBaron Rey Renfrow San Francisco Leo Nomeilini St. Louis Ed Henke Perry Cleveland Jimmy Brown Baltimore Howton Dallas Green Bay LeBaron Washington Renfro

All State A Players Are Announced

Unbeaten teams dominate the 1963 Class A All-State selections with Piggott and Warren each placing two players. Lakeside of Hot Springs and St. Anne's of Fort Smith also contribute multiple picks, while Paris and Lake Village add individual representatives. The squad features varied heights and weights, including the oldest, youngest, heaviest, and tallest players from districts across Arkansas.

Little Rock Piggott Fort Smith St. Anne's Hot Springs Lakeside Warren Lakeside Bentonville Ashdown Paris Greenwood Ronnie Hibbs Lake Village Sammy Denton Hibbs Tommy Dixon Pirgot Champ Thomas St. Anne's John Crowell Marked Tree Ebu Rene Scott Dumas John Walton Eudy Ball Johnny Webb Jim Russell Holiday Dixon Bill Campton Dairel Q’bar Charleston Cecil Blanton David Cox England Glen Spigner Tommy Larance Calvin Smith Hamburg

National Hockey Schedule From AP

No games Monday or Tuesday. Wednesday features Toronto at Montreal Detroit at New York Kosten at Chicago games listed by The Associated Press.

THE Associated Press Toronto Montreal Detroit New York Kosten Chicago

Khrushchev Plans India Visit Yet To Set Dates

Premier Khrushchev accepted an invitation to visit India again but dates remain unsettled. Nehru told Parliament that Khrushchev could stay in New Delhi for a week amid proposed trips to Nepal and Ceylon in January. Unclear reports mention connections to other assignments and players in the same era.

Khrushchev India New Delhi Nehru Nepal Ceylon

Hope North Heights Split Two Games

Hope’s North Heights teams split a pair with Hope Juniors after a day of fast action. The Bobkillens fell 28 to 16 while the Junior Girls achieved their first victory, overpowering their opponents in the second half. Debbie Connelly led with 17 points as Parris had six for the Boys, with the Kittens dropping their second loss early despite a stronger second half surge. The Senior Boys travel to Prescott tonight as the Holiday Tourney opens Wednesday with Magnolia versus Bradley, Hope versus Emmet girls, and Emmet versus Spring Hill boys.

North Heights Univer Hope Bobkillens Arta Kittens Texarkana Parris Debbie Connelly Prescott Curley Wolves Holiiday Magnolia Bradley Emmet Spring Hill

Arkansas College Basketball Scores Highlight Soon

Arkansas State beat Southeast Oklahoma State 65 to 61 and Southern State topped Ozarks 67 to 64. William Carey of Mississippi defeated Little Rock University 75 to 71. Arkansas AMEN 8 edged Mississippi Vocational 78 to 3A4 Tournament game. Mabelvale won 62 to 37 over Benton after two overtimes. Little Rock Catholic defeated Russellville 45 to 33.

Arkansas Arkansas State Southeast Okla State Southern State Ozarks William Carey Miss Little Rock University Arkansas Amen Mississippi Vocational Mabelvale Benton Little Rock Catholic Russell- Ville

Monday College Basketball Scores By The Associated Press

East division highlights include Duquesne 101 over Baldwin Wallace 1 and Columbia 75 over Lafayette 68. Carnegie Tech 69 def Thiel 6. Duke 77 over South Carolina 70. North Carolina 109 over Tulane. Mississippi State 69 over Southern Miss 5. Louisville 98 over Baylor 77. Maryland 56 over Clemson 48. New Orleans 66 over Loyola New Orleans. North Texas State 41 over VMI 64. SPurman 41 over VMI. Midwestern upset results include Chicago Loyola 112 over South Dakota 68 and Bradley 78 over Minnesota 75. Whchite 76 over Texas 57. Creighton 77 over Iowa 72. Indiana 110 over Delgnant 92. St. Louis 113 over Lamar Tech 63. Utah State 68 over Texas Tech. Drake 79 over San Diego State 49. Miami of Ohio 78 over DePauw 68. Southwest results include Rich 81 over Georgia Tech 79. Texas Western 51 over Centenary 66. Sam Houston 63 over A&M 95. Far West Colorado 93 over Arizona State 70. Seattle 78 over St. Mary’s Calif. 70.

Associated Press East Duquesne Baldwin Wallace Columbia Lafayette Carnegie Tech Thiel South Duke South Caroline No. Carolina Tulane &L Miss. State Miss Louisiana Tech Memphis St Alabama Ky. Wesleyan Baylor Maryland Clemson Geo. Wash the Citadel New Orleans Loyola North Texas St VMI Spurman Midwest Chicago South Dakota Bradley Minnesota Whchite Texas Creighton Iowa Indiana Delgnnt St. Louis Lamar Tech Towa St Utah St Drake San Diego Miami Ghia Depauw Southwest Rich Ga. Feed Tex Western Centenary A&m Sam Houston Far West Colorado Ariz State Seattle St. Mary's Calif Mike Rathet Lou Day Day Loyola of Chicago Ron Miller Les Hunter Vic Rose John Egan Memphis State Bob Neumann Charlie Shaffer North Carolina Tulane Dick VanArsdale Destroit Willie Somerset Duquesnes Baldwin-Wallace George Washington Citadel Duke South Carolina Towa Rice Georgia Tech Wichita Southern Mississippi Mississippi State

National Basketball Association Schedule Update

The Associated Press lists Monday's NBA games with Baltimore visiting New York, Boston hosting St Louis, New York at Detroit, Philadelphia at Los Angeles, and San Francisco at New Orleans marked with misprints.

National Basketball Assn Associated Pres Nogimes Baltimore Boston Ne York Detroit New York St. Louis San Francisco Ballinore Loni Ve Sin Francise Sader Rety Philadelphia Las Angele

Record Books Slide to Rule on Fouls and 100 Point Games

College hoops saw a fouls record as Lafayette's Lou Day drew six personals before disqualification in a 75-68 loss to Columbia. Loyola of Chicago led a surge with 100 point games, including a 112-68 win over South Dakota. Other 100+ scorers included Memphis State, North Carolina, Indiana, Duquesne, St. Louis, and George Washington in varied clashes. Duke, Creighton, Rice, Wichita, Bradley, Maryland, and Southern Mississippi also posted wins in tight or overtime battles.

Password Word Choices On CBS Show Revealed

The article explains how CBS shows Password use about 6000 words across daytime and evening episodes, with a process of selecting familiar, non rare words. Producers replace stagnant terms and emphasize words that prompt fast, humorous guessing and expressive reactions from contestants and guests.

New York CBS Bob Stewart Frank Wayne Wayne Stewart Lombers

Mira's Last Pass Picked Off in Sugar Bowl Loss

George Mira led Miami to two late touchdowns but a key interception by Alabama’s Jackie Sherrill halted a potential comeback. Mira posted 24 completions for 301 yards, tied a career completion record, and soon signed with the San Francisco 49ers after the season. The Tide opened with a 17-0 lead, while other bowls and college games highlighted post season action nationwide.

George Mira Miami Wizard Orward Miami Alabama George Mira San Francisco ‘Ers National Football League Loyola Calif Dan Kolsterman Crimson Tide Jackie Sherill Tide Gary Martin Posses Signal Valley Joe Namath Denver Broncos Hamilton Houston Louisville Florida A&m Morgan State Orange Coast College of California Oklahoma A&m Pasadena East Carolina College Northeastern Allentown St. John's Minnesota Prairie View A&m Texas Sacramento Quantico Marines San Diego Marines Orlando Ria

Johnson aides summoned for budget conference at White House

President Johnson called five top aides to a morning White House meeting to discuss the budget he will send to Congress next month. Attendees included Secretary Dillon, Budget Director Gordon, Undersecretary Ball, AID Director Bell, and Deputy Defense Secretary Gilpatric. The day also included a ceremonial signing of a federal aid bill for college labs and a luncheon with PBS director Kigardloover, plus Johnsons meeting with Thomas Mann. The president and Mrs Johnson also attended St Mark's Church and a coffee hour with worshipers before returning for further sessions.

PBS N. Kigardloover Jobson Thomas C. Mann Johnson St. Mark's Episcopal Church Capitol

Larry Vann Makes First Solo Flight at Navy Air Station

Larry Q. Vann son of Claud Vann of McNab piloted his first solo flight in a 34 raining plane recently at the U S Naval Auxiliary Air Station in Pensacola Florida He has been in lean fog one month and is described as steady and determined by observers

Larry Q. Vann Claud Vann McNab U.S. Naval, Auxiliary Air Station Pensacola Fla Leainfog

Class B All State Team Is Named

Harding Academy of Searcy dominates Class B with three selections to the 23-man squad as district 2B champions lead the division. Players from Clarendon Holly Grove Stamps and Dierks contribute two each, with Danville Junction City Carlisle Hazen Greenland Earle Atkins Foreman Murfreesboro totaling one apiece.

Little Rock Harding Academy Searcy Clarendon Holly Grave Stamps Dierks Danville Junction City Carlisle Hazen Greenland Earle Atkins Foreman Murfreesboro Harding James Street Dale Ely Kent Smith Roger Henry J. T. Chastain Larry Chapman Richard Coleman Holly Grove Dub Teague Sammy Tatum Ronnie McMahon Phil Hightower Bob Pledger Ronald Farrar Ricky Chady Tom Nelson West Fork Lynn Greenwell Wilson Gary Perkins Eddie Brewer Norphel Gary Parrish Don Richardson Earte Leon Anderson Jackie Sanders Bob Plant Chudy Perkins Coleman Seanhower

Five Inducted Into State Hall of Fame in Little Rock

Arkansas Sports Hall of Fame adds five figures on January 23 in Little Rock. Inductees include Pine Bluff native Bill Carr, Olympic 4400 meter dash world record holder, Glen Rose, George Kell, Julius Petty, Dan Estes, and others detailed as notable Arkansas sports figures from football, basketball, baseball, and trap shooting, with organizational and career highlights.

Little Rock Arkansas Sports Hall of Fame Bill Carr Pine Bluff Carr University of Pennsylvania Midtown Interational Center New York University of Arkansas Glen Rose George Kell Julius Pety Dan Estes Joe Garagiola Ganization Rose Arkansas Kell Detroit Tigers Swifton Perry Estes Arkansas State Teachers College

Tunnel Fear Eases As Camper Suggests Fresh Air

Senior asks a question about fear while a coed replies with humor and a playful jab about tobacco, signaling lighthearted tension in a tunnel scene. The exchange hints at shared school life and casual banter among students.

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