Holiday social fills Hicks gym for students and neighbors
A holiday hop at Harvis Gym opens at 8 pm with 25 cent admission for senior high and college students. Guests include many from Pine Bluff colleges and local families visiting for the holidays. Obituary notes Mrs. Jamie Beggaris dies in Malvern. funeral arrangements pending Hicks Funeral Home.
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Oscar Milus
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Earl Edwards
Jackie Tyus
James Haynie
Burn Shaw
Richard Brandon
Hattie Ann Pickens
Philander Smith
Little Rock
Harold Conway
Dorothy Washington
Mary Ann Phillipg
Lula Milus
Bishop College
Tuskegee
Aja
Matian ‘Hicks
Will Rutherford Jr
Douglas Williamson
Jamie Beggaris
Malvern
Hicks Funeral Home
Patmos Ordinance Levying 5 Mill Tax for 1962
The Town of Patmos Arkansas adopts Ordinance No 1 to levy a five mill tax on all taxable property within the incorporated town for 1962 to fund general expenses. The levy is certified to Hempstead County Clerk and collected with state and county taxes. The ordinance repeals conflicting provisions and takes effect after publication.
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Hope Star
Elmer Thomas
Jennie Formby
Basketball Pro Basketball Results and Schedules Across Leagues
NBA results show Philadelphia 118 over Syracuse 117 and Boston 129 over Los Angeles 117 with Chicago 108 over Detroit 101. multiple Wednesday Thursday and Friday games listed including Syracuse at Los Angeles and Boston at St. Louis. ABL scores include Washington 109 over Cleveland 96 and San Francisco 114 over Los Angeles 10. College action features ECAC tournaments and various pairings such as Cincinnati 97 over St. John’s 75 and Villanova 72 over Niagara 45.
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Iowa
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Houston
Texas Christian
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Bryant Rebuilds Alabama After Disastrous Past
The piece outlines Bear Bryant’s return to Alabama and his rapid turnaround from a 4-24-2 trough to a first winning season, noting his career record of 121-46-12 and Alabama’s Sugar Bowl berth in 1962. It also covers Frank Broyles’ early Arkansas tenure, initial 1958 struggles, and eventual late-season rally after a six-game skid.
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Broyles
Missouri
Misssouri
Bob Woodruff
Baylor
Florida
Bobby Dodd
Razorbacks
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Packer Coach Rebuilt the Pro Team
Green Bay coach Bill Austin praises the offensive line anchored by center Ringo and guards Thurston and Gregg. The trio powered a 416 yard effort in a 20-17 win over the Giants, with Taylor gaining 18 yards on 20 carries as the Packers clinched the Western Division title.
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Gregg
Jerry Kramer
Norm Masters
Bob Skeronski
Jim Taylor
Ribicoff Open to Draft for Senate Run in 1982
Secretary of Welfare Ribicoff says he could be drafted to run for the U.S. Senate from Connecticut next year and confirms the Hartford Courant report. Democratic nominees Stratton and Alford also plan gubernatorial bids in New York and Arkansas, while Fulbright seeks another term amid Arkansas politics.
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New York City
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Headon Wreck Fatal to One
William Kornbaum, 68, of Stuttgart, died en route to a Stuttgart hospital after a head on collision four miles east of Headon on U S Highway 79. R.O. Richenback and William H. Poe, both of Arkansas, were hospitalized in serious condition.
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Berlin Crisis Coverage On NBC News
NBC News aired a thoughtful analysis of the Berlin crisis on Tuesday night detailing rising tensions and incidents in Berlin. The program framed Khrushchev's moves as a broader effort to isolate America and tilt NATO unity, while stressing Allied strength but noting fissures among NATO partners. In Arkansas, two Stockton men were jailed after a fatal Stockton accident, waiving extradition as California authorities prepared to transport them for extradition.
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Black Christmas Weekend Grips Johannesburg South Africa
A chaotic holiday weekend in Johannesburg leaves over 1,000 whites and 4 nonwhites hospitalized after brawls and violent assaults. Traffic crashes contribute to fatalities as authorities note rising white hostility toward alleged cheeky whites. The event labeled the Black Christmas Weekend raises concerns over safety and social tensions in South Africa.
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Tough About Drinking Under POWELLs New Hampshire Law
Concord AP reports Gov Wesley Powell orders police to arrest drivers after drinking under a new get tough rule. The measure treats driving after any amount of alcohol as a potential offense, removing distinctions with drunken driving and defining operation after drinking as driving with alcohol in the system.
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Wesley
Cardinal Ends Troop Visits Berlin Christmas Visit Ends
Cardinal Francis Spellman completes a two day Christmas visit to Berlin with U S forces. He surveys the city wall and Friedrichstrasse from a helicopter, expresses pride in the United States and sorrow over the divided city. The archbishop of New York is 62 years old and meets briefly with Red guards during the visit.
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Francis Carl Spellman
U.S
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New York
Janey
Friedrichstrasseo
Television trend reshapes titles with aging-number gimmick
A trend gaining quiet momentum uses aging numbers in TV titles. By next week networks will feature about 16 programs spanning crime drama Cain's Hundred to comedy Car 54 Where Are You, and even documentaries like 20th Century, plus family shows such as My Three Sons.
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