Loyola Back in College Cage Spotlight
Loyola of Chicago returns to the national spotlight facing top opponents in a packed week. After an overtime upset of Wichita State the Ramblers lost to UCLA and now meet seventh-ranked St John’s and No 9 Indiana.
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Miss Roth Again Seals WIFG Championship Title
Nancy Roth of Hollywood wins the Women's International Four-ball Championship for the second time. She and Maureen Crum of Plant City defeated Roberta Albers and Rhonda Glenn 2 up in the finals. Roth previously won the title in 1963 with Margo Michaelis. The piece notes Pine Bluff’s first cotton mill making yarn and knit goods.
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Arkansas 1964 Average State Sales Tax Table
A 1964 Arkansas tax table reflects the 3 percent general sales tax. Taxpayers in border cities paying 2 percent should reduce the table amounts. Use for Form 1040 deductions. if not used, deduct sales tax itemized with receipts. Auto purchases and gasoline taxes at 64.4 cents per gallon are not included.
Oil Company Executive Named Vice President in Fort Worth
Fort Worth Texas Frank S Phillips son of Mrs A C Phillips of Hope has been elected vice president of Southwestern Petroleum Corporation Phillips joined the company in April 1963 as assistant vice president and credit manager He will supervise credit procurement traffic and roofing departments Phillips a 1944 Idabel High School graduate attended Oklahoma State University and has over 15 years in credit management The corporation produces building maintenance materials and lubricants marketed in the United States Canada and 124 other countries
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AAA Sets Cage Tourney Sites For Arkansas Schools
The Arkansas Athletic Association announced sites for state basketball tournaments with no bids on the Class AAA junior boys event. Executive committee members assigned Class A senior girls Tucker man, Class B senior girls Lewisville, Class AA junior boys De Witt, and Class B junior boys Highland Junior High of Hardy Ash Flat. All tournaments run February 24 to 27, with senior boys events at Barton Coliseum in Little Rock March 16 and March 8 to 13 for AAA and AA senior boys at the Coliseum.
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Liston Beats Charge of Drunk Driving
Former heavyweight champion Sonny Liston acquitted of drunken driving after police testified he was intoxicated on Christmas Day. He warned against driving after drinking and said police treatment spurred his belligerent mood during arrest. Heavy snow delayed road work ahead of a May 1 bout with Cassius Clay.
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Archer Breaks Through in Lucky Open Sudden-Death Win
San Francisco AP reports George Archer rose from rookie misfit to elite by clinching the $8,500 top prize in the Lucky International Open after a four-birdie finish on his last five holes. He defeated Bob Charles in a sudden-death playoff to end his first PGA year with a breakthrough victory and exemption status.
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Archer earns PGA entry with Desert Classic win
Archer clinched his first tour victory at the Desert Classic with a 3-under 68 final round at Harding Park for 278 total 62 holes. Charles tied for second at 281 while Knudson and Dickinson finished at 281 and Holscher and Maxwell tied at 282. Eligibility includes a Masters invitation and champions tour entries.
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College Basketball Scores From A Busy Weekend
A dense recap lists numerous results across conferences. Penn State defeated Colgate 95 to 65 while Fordham edged Army 60 to 53. Vanderbilt beat Wake Forest 105 to 71 and Miami Florida routed Oklahoma City 115 to 92.
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Life in Arkansas: From Berlin to Wilmar and Beyond
A Texarkana observer notes crossing the state line in Berlin style. A Batesville motorist reports a deer collision and turns the carcass to a game warden. Descriptions of Del San Fran scores, license plates, and Wilmar’s economic decline show towns facing change, layoffs, and resilience amid closures.
World’s Largest Snakes Ranked by Britannica
Britannica ranks the nonvenomous anaconda among the world’s largest snakes, rivaling the reticulated python in length and overall size. The entry notes remarkable girth and expansive habitats in tropical regions.
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Nnaconda
Encyclopaedia Britannica
Weekend Fight Results in Tokyo
Shigemsasa Kawa Kami from Japan defeated Kang Kyu Soon from South Korea by points after twelve rounds in Tokyo. The bout featured clear scoring and notable exchanges, highlighting Kawa Kami's superior work rate.
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Shigemsasa Kawakami
Japan
Kang Kyu Soon
South Korea
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