College Basketball Scores Recap From Holiday Tournaments
The Associated Press field reports a dense slate of results from the season’s early tournaments. Oregon State tops Brigham Young 68 58 while Oregon defeats Colorado State 65 58. Seattle over LSU 92 84. Iowa 74 66 over Washington State. LaSalle beats St Bonaventure 83 80. Drake 89 74 over Georgetown Loyola Chicago. Temple 64 defeats Loyola Chicago. Minnesota upsets Providence 77 72. St Johns over Big Eight rival Kansas State 68 55. Missouri edges Kansas 63 61. Oklahoma tops Iowa State 80 79. Colorado 80 Nebraska 58. Baylor 73 Clemson 71. Duke 84 Auburn 67. Davidson 90 Penn 73. Princeton 84 Texas 71. Other scores include Arizona State 61 Stanford 60. Louisville 69 Ohio 61. Purdue 101 Dartmouth 53.
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Associated Press
Oregon State
Brigham Young
Oregon
Colorado
St. U
Seattle
Louisiana State
Iowa
Washington State
Quaker City LaSalle
St. Bonaventure
Drake
Georgetown
D.C
Kansas
Okla
Missouri
Oklahoma
Iowa State
Nebraska
Sun Carnival
Denver
Baylor
Clemson
Sugar Bow Ky
New Orleans
Loyola
Duke
Auburn
Charlotte
Davidson
Pennsylvania
Princeton
Texas
Arizona St. U
Stanford
Bradley
Arizona
Xavier
Ohio
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Louisville
Toledo
Penn State
Purdue
Dartmouth
Va. Tech
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Navy
Georgia
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Arkansas High School Basketball Scores and NBA Results
Arkansas college and high school basketball totals list Harding 73 over Little Rock U 67, Mish 77 Little Rock U, Sheridan 61 over Lake Hamilton 50, North Little Rock 63 over Little Rock Central 55, Casa 74 over Joe T. Robinson 55, Pine Bluff 64 over No 4 57, Paragould 63 over Forrest City 50, Rector 72 over Brinkley 47, Monette 79 over Newport 56, Batesville 57 over Pocahontas 37, Salem 50 over Hickory Ridge 43, Brookland 75 over Missco 70, Melbourne 57 over Weiner 52, plus NBA Monday St Louis 114 over San Francisco 112.
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Little Rock U
Sheridan
Lake Hamilton
North Little Rock
Little Rock Central
Casa
Joe T. Robinson
Pine Bluff
Jonesboro
Paragould
Forrest City
Rector
Brinkley
Monette
Newport
Batesville
Pocahontas
Salem
Hickory Ridge
Brookland
Missco
Melbourne
Weiner
Soutside
Postal Mail Messenger Service Bid Notice Jan 1964
The Post Office Department invites sealed bids for Mail Messenger Route 0386 near Emmet Arkansas. Bids due January 6 1964 at 1 00 PM. service begins January 13 1964 with daily trains Little Rock Fort Worth and other schedules. Dec 17 24 31 1963 notices published.
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Post Office Department
Director Transportation Division
St Louis
St. Louis
United States Mail
Emmet
Arkansas
Peace and
Missouri-Pacific
Little Rock & Ft. Worth
Weather Continued From Page One With Regional Temps
Weather report notes night temperatures 12 to 20 degrees in the northeast and around 20s to the southwest. Highs Wednesday near 40 in the northeast and low 40s in the southwest. Arkansas sees clear to partly cloudy skies with today’s high 32 northeast to 46 southwest and tonight’s low 12 to 25. Louisiana fair tonight and Wednesday, continuing cold tonight with lows 22 to lag, and a 4 litre warmer Wednesday with highs 48 to 54. Eastern and Southern
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Arkansas
Louisiana
Missouri
Budget meeting aims to study defense program after budget
A group discussed the 51 billion defense budget with the President to assess its parts and future establishment. Sources say none of the services got all they wanted but the Joint Chiefs are satisfied the proposed program will defend the nation adequately. The 1965 reduction stems from continued cost cuts starting July 1.
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Congress
Defense Department
Joint Chiefs
Hays to Keep Government Job
Brooks Hays said President Johnson urges action on civil rights as he stays on in government work. The Arkansas former congressman, visiting Little Rock, says Johnson wants him to remain in his Kennedy appointed post and is open to suggestions to make civil rights legislation workable.
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Little Rock
Brooks Hays
Johnson
Hays
Arkansas
Kennedy
Congress
Consumers and voters are one and the same yet inept
In a Charleston Daily Mail opinion piece, the writer critiques the President's Consumer Advisory Council proposal to guide all spending and budgeting. The argument questions a vast consumer aid bureaucracy, noting risks of distrust in the public's economic decisions and in voting accuracy.
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Consumer Advisory Council
Council
Advisory Council
Congress
Charleston
W. Va
Daily Mail
Campaign Circus Is Getting Close
AP columnist Cynthia Lowry reviews ABCs The Making of the President 1960 and NBCs The Law and Lee Oswald. The piece notes Lyndon B. Johnsons strong bid, a pre debate Kennedy Nixon tape, and debates over fair trial rights versus public interest in Oswalds case.
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Cynthia Lowry
NEW York (Ap
John F. Kennedy
White House
Richard M. Nixon
ABC
Theodore H. White
Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
Nixon
NBC
the Law
Lee Oswald
Oswald
Dallas
Leon Douglas
Johnson Seen Preparing for Presidential Run Next Year
Hays says Johnson plans to seek the presidency next year and expects to campaign on the President's behalf whenever possible, signaling a strategic push within the legislative process at work.
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Hays
Johnson
Report of Condition Citizens National Bank Hope AR 1963
Reserve District No. REPORT OF CONDITION OF THE Citizens National Bank OF HOPE IN THE STATE OF ARKANSAS AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS ON DEC. 20, 1963. Balance sheets show total assets of 2,320,267.25 with cash, government and state obligations, loans, and premises. deposits total 16,184.47 and 9,585,578.08 in various categories. Directors Jewell V. Moore Jr., Mitchell LaGrone, Albert Graves attest. Thomas E. Hays Jr. signs as cashier.
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Hope
Arkansas
United States
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Bank of Sora
BA Qorg
Entey Sts Ec
U. S
U.S
Science Grants For Arkansas And Southern State
The University of Arkansas and Southern State College received National Science Foundation grants to run courses enhancing high school students with special mathematical abilities. The university will receive 11015 dollars and Southern State 5940 dollars.
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Washington
University of Arkansas and
Southern State College
National Science Foundation
Southern
One central authority for broadcasters and press proposed
Newton Minow, former F C C chairman, urged a single central authority to oversee both broadcasters and press. He also recommended tonight’s NBC program Sing Along With Mitch aired 10 to 11 p m EST featuring the Singing Sisters, a Dominican nun choir, performing non religious music.
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Newton Minow
Federal Communications Commissioner
Mitch
NBC
Singing Sisters
Possible Veto of Waterworks Bill
JOHNSON CITY Texas AP says the 4.4 billion public works appropriation bill faces a possible veto by President Johnson. He questions an executive department rights invasion in sections on Panama Canal funds requiring congressional committee approval for requests rather than direct presidential submission. Sources say Johnson discussed doubts with House Leader Carl Albert and Senator Clinton P. Anderson.
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Johnson City, Tex
Johnson
Executive Department
Congressional
Carl Albert
D-Okla
House
Clinton P. Anderson
Id-N.m
Woman Killed in Collision on Highway 1 Bridge
Mrs John Schaffhauser 23 of Forrest City died when her car collided with another on the L Anguille River Bridge between Forrest City and Marianne na. Her two children aged five and 18 months were unharmed. the other car occupants suffered no injuries. The family was en route to West Helena to visit the wife’s parents.
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Forrest City
Ark
John Schaffhauser
L’anguille River
Marianena
Rs. Schaffhauser
Sethsen
Charles
Canary
West Helena
Regime of Castro Is Five Years Old
AP Special Correspondent William L. Ryan notes Fidel Castro's regime approaching its fifth year with chaos in the Cuban economy. The piece describes shortages, high prices, low wages, compulsory military service as economic policy, and Castro's alignment with Red China while tied to Moscow.
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William L. Ryan
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Castro
Americas
Fulgencio Batista
Moscow
Firemen Rescue Mayor and Family from Smoke Filled Home
Hot Springs Arkansas. Mayor Dan Wolf his wife and 14 year old daughter were rescued early Monday from the second floor of their home as flames filled the house. The fire started from a candle and damaged a downstairs table. The Wolfs said each believed the other had extinguished the candle. They were aided by two chihuahuas and a mynah bird also rescued.
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Hot Springs, Ark
Hot Springs
Dan Wolf
Wolfs
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