Negro Community notices and basketball scores
The page lists community notes for the Negro community including Esther Hicks contacts and a THOUGHT FOR THE DAY. It records a Dec 21 meeting of the S T Boyd Consistory, a Dec 31 singing event at St Paul Baptist Church, and a Prince Hall Grand Lodge session with details on attendees and officers. It also provides Associated Press sports results and schedules across American Basketball League and National Basketball Association, plus college basketball scores from East Midwest and West regions.
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St. Paul Baptist Church
Emmet
J. M. Stewart
C. ‘G. Carmicheal
New York Cecil Shorts Wins Narrow Points Victory
In a crowded slate of bouts, Cecil Shorts of New York defeated Billy Col in Cleveland by points 14 to 54 while Paddy Reed of Providence outpointed Nat Williams of Providence in a 12 round match. Germinal Ballarin of Paris stopped in France, with weights unavailable.
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Associated Press
New York
Cecil Shorts
Cleveland
Billy Colins
Detroit
Providence
Paddy Reed
Nat Rid Williams
Philadelphia
Paris
Paul Roux
France
Germinal Ballarin
Rook Leads State Past Ottawa in 60 50 Victory
In Jonesboro Arkansas State freshman Jerry Rook scored 23 points to lift the Indians to a 60 50 win over Ottawa University. Ottawa guard Tom Kinder led with 16 as Arkansas State improved to 5 2 and prepared to host Wesleyan Thursday night.
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Jonesboro
Ark
Jerry Rook
Arkansas State
Kansas
Ottawa University
Rook
Indians
Ottawa
Tom Kinder
Metal
Lindy Wesleyan
Education Expense Has Doubled in Arkansas
Arkansas education spending has more than doubled over the past decade with a 107.2 percent increase from 1953-53 to 1961-62. The Education Department estimates 1961-62 revenue around 106.4 million dollars, about half slated for the next year's programs.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
Mississippi
Education Department
Unbeaten Cagers Suffer Upsets Reducing Ranks
Unbeaten college basketball teams saw key losses as Cincinnati fell to Wichita 51 42, Duke beat West Virginia 69 65, Providence dropped to DePaul, and Temple lost to Kentucky 72 55. Ohio State remained No 1 with a 61 48 win over St Louis while Kansas State rolled to a 59 43 victory.
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Midwest
Ohio State
St. Louis
Wichita
Cincinnati
Kansas State
Arizona
Indiana
Arizona State
Sttingis
Xavier
Ohio
NYU
Notre Dame
DePau
Providence
Iowa
Los Angeles State
Michigan State
South Caroina
Bradley
Minnesota
Towa State
Drake
Loyola
Chicago
Ohio University
Wey
Associated Press
DePaul
West Virginia
Duke
Temple
Kentucky
New York University
Utah State
San Francisco State
Mingls
Navier
Lanny van Eman
Bearcats
van Eman
Big Paul Hogue
Dick Cook
M. C. Thompson
Demons
All America
Jerry Lucas
John Havlicek
Buckeyes
Billy McGill
Utah
California
Oklahoma State
Tulsa
SMU
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana Tech
Oregon State
Stanford
Iowa State
South Carolina
Maryland
Virginia
Air Force
Brigham Young
Russia Veto Blocks Goa Withdrawal Resolution at UN
The Soviet Union vetoed a Western resolution calling for withdrawal of Indian troops from Goa and other Portuguese territories on India's west coast. The Security Council vote was 7-4 against the Asian-African plan, with the Soviet Union and four others casting negative votes. Western diplomats voiced dismay, and no immediate General Assembly move appeared likely.
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United Nations
N.Y
Goa
India
Valerian A. Zorin
U.N
Portugal
Security Council
Iadia
United States
Britain
France
Turkey
Soviet Union
Ceylon
Syberia
United Arab Republic
General Assembly
U.S
Adlai E. Stevenson
Fight For Council
League of Nations
Stevenson
Liberia
Diu
Damao
Indian Subcontinent
Heritage on Sugar Bowl Winning Side
Alabama faces Arkansas heritage in the Sugar Bowl as Hank Crisp’s recruiting into Arkansas decades ago shapes the Crimson Tide roster led by players like Tim Davis. The piece recalls Tim Davis’s scoring role this season and links past recruiting to present Alabama strength.
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Heritage
Bill Pace Named Assistant Coach at Arkansas
Bill Pace, formerly an assistant at Kansas under Jack Mitchell, is hired as Arkansas assistant backfield coach. He will replace Hayden Fry who left after one year as assistant to become head coach at SMU. Pace, 29, has prior Arkansas coaching ties and will join two bowl teams this season.
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Hank Follerg
University of Wichita
Kan
Texas
Hayden Fry
University of Arkansas
Reece
Mette
Southern Methodist University
Mea Tale
Fayetteville
Ark
Bill Pace
Kantsas
Jack Mitchell
Arkansas
Pace
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Kansas
Mitchell
Alabama Crimson
Wichita
Pacce
William C. Baty
Dough Dickey Will. m
Lawrence
Houston
Rice
Satur Baty
Arkans
Rich
Inja
Williamson
Mike Hopper
Red Wilkins
Elbert Cook
Crimson Tide
Chicago
Fort Smith
Paul Bryant
Myra Vir
Ginia Smith
Denny
D’evereux
Natchez
Associated Press
Smith
Sedalia
Sedelia
Springfield
Miss
Senn High School
University of Chicago
Parkers Ease Up on Hard Practices
Arkansas coach Frank Broyles announced the Razorbacks would shift from hard drills to conditioning with two weeks until the Sugar Bowl on January 1 in New Orleans against Alabama. The team will reconvene in Baton Rouge on December 27 for final workouts after a holiday break.
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Fayetteville
Ark
Apy
Arkansas
Frank Broyles
Alabama
New Orleans
Hogs
Broyles
Baton Rouge
When to Fish or Hunt Solunar Tables
The schedule of Solunar periods from John Alden Knight's Solunar Tables is printed. Plan days to fish during good territory or hunt in good cover. periods begin at shown times and last about an hour and a half to two hours, with shorter regular periods noted.
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John Alden Knight
New Job Created in Arkansas Welfare Agency
Arkansas attorney general's office approved Welfare Commissioner Adams' creation of an $8,000 annual administrative post amid comptroller concerns over lack of legislative appropriation. A welfare spokesman said the role consolidates duties shared by several workers, delivering savings. The report also notes Angianos factory workers averaged 40.7 hours weekly in the third quarter of 1861.
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Little Rock
Attorney General’s Office
Welfare Commissiongy. Car
Adams
Comptroller's
Arigansos
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Pig) Davis
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