Black Hawks Star Mikita Leads NHL Scoring Pace
Montreal report notes Chicago star Stan Mikita has 70 points in 54 games, seeking to surpass the 1958-59 mark set by Dickie Moore. Mikita leads teammate Bobby Hull, with Beliveau and Bathgate close behind as the league races toward season totals.
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Montreal
Stanh Mikita
Chicago Black Hawks
National Hockey League
Black Hawks
Dickie Moore
Moore
Montreal Canadiens
Mikita
Bobby Hull
Hull
Jean Beliveau
AFL Future Book Doing Business
New York AP AFL confirms brisk futures market with 19 1962 draft red shirts signing across AFL clubs. Notables include Baylor signal caller Don Trull to Houston for 90 000 over Baltimore bid, Pete Liske Preacher Pilot J B Simmons to New York Kansas City Buffalo, plus Ernie Borghetti John Maczuzak Joe Auer Bill Freeman Lowell Vaught and others joining Chiefs Oilers Jets Bills. Thirteen futures remain uncommitted of 59, with three of eight 1963 draftees landed by AFL. Tony Lorick claimed by Baltimore and Oakland.
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New York
American Football League
Red Shirts
Baylor
Que nierSeel
Don Trul
Penn Tate
Pete Liske
New Mexico
Preacher Pilot
Tulsa
J. B. Simmons
Trull
Houston Oilers
Baltimore
National League
Liske
Pilot
Simmons
Kansas City
Buffalo
AFL
Pittsburgh
Ernie Borghetti
John Maczuzak
Georgian Tech
Joe Auer
Mississippi
Bill Freeman
Southwest Louisiana
Lowell Vaught
Chiefs
Houston
Ken Dill
Texas
Staley Faulkner
Oilers
Scott Appleton
Faulkner
Mike Taliaferro
Illnois
Bert Wilder
North Carolina State
Penn State
Harrison Rosdahl
Oakland
Arizona State
Rex Mirich
Tony Lorick
NFL
Eubanks files for reelection to second term
State Rep. Gary L. Eubanks of Pulaski County filed on Monday to seek reelection to a second term in the Arkansas House of Representatives. He cited continued work on local issues and party goals as his motivation for another campaign.
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Little Rock
Gary L. Eubanks
Pulaski County
Weather Roundup From Pace One Associated Press
Weather continued with cloudy cool conditions, lows around 25 tonight, warmer by Wednesday. Scores of college basketball results include St Francis 96 over Kentucky Wesleyan 94, Duke 80 over Virginia 59, Arkansas over Creighton 124 to 94, Memphis State 84 over Florida 71, and Ohio State 110 beating Illinois 92.
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Associated Press
St. Francis
Kentucky Wesleyan
Kentucky
Miss
Illinois
Iowa
Indiana
Nebraska
Okla
State
Iowa State
Missouri
City
New Orleans
Loyola
Cincinnati
Houston
Texas Western
Denver
Colorado
Oklahoma
Arkansas Basketball Scores From The Associated Press
Philander Smith defeated Texas College 86 to 59 while Jackson State Mississippi beat Arkansas AM&N 86 to 83 in college basketball scores reported by The Associated Press.
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Arkansas
Associated Press College
Philander Smith
Texas College
Jackson State
Miss
Arkansas Am&n
National Basketball Association Monday's Results
National Basketball Association results show no games scheduled. Upcoming matchups include Los Angeles at Boston and San Francisco at Detroit with Baltimore at Philadelphia and New York at St. Louis. Wednesday features Philadelphia at Baltimore and Boston at Los Angeles, with Cincinnati facing Detroit in Lima, Ohio.
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Kansas City
Los Angeles
Louisville
Memphis
Miami
Milwaukee
St.p
New Orleans
New York
Okla
City
Omaha
Philadelphia
Phoenix
Pittsburgh
Ptind
Ore
Rapid City
Richmond
St. Louis
Salt Sk. City
San Diego
San Fran
Seattle
Tampa
Washington
National Basketball Association
Associated Press
Boston
San Francisco
Detroit
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Lima
Ohio
Absence Has Not Hurt His Shooting
New York AP reports Jerry Lucas, after a year away, remains a top rookie candidate for the NBA Rookie of the Year. Joining Cincinnati Royals this season, the 6-foot-8 forward leads in field goal percentage and is among the top rebounders. Lucas surpassed 1,000 points this week and holds a 17.8 point per game average. Wilt Chamberlain leads scorers with 2,076 points, Oscar Robertson is runner-up with 1,771.
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New York
Jerry Lucas
National Basketball Association
Lucas
Cincinnati Royals
Ohio State
Royals
Collegians
NBA
Wilt Chamberlain
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Oscar Robertson
Child Fatally Shot Accidentally in Bruno Arkansas
Brenda Loftin aged 4 died after an accidental shooting at her Bruno home. Marion County Coroner Chester F. Rea ruled the death accidental after the girl, playing with a high powered rifle with siblings, bled to death at Harrison Hospital about 30 miles away.
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Bruno, Ark
Brenda Loftin
Edgar Loftin
Bruno
Marion County
Chester F. Rea
Brenda
Harrison Hospital
Banks Seeks Position 3 as Pulaski County Rep
Banks, an attorney, became the 10th candidate to file for the Pulaski County representative seat, aiming for Position 3.
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Banks
Pulaski County
Weather Outlook for Eastern Mississippi and Louisiana
Eastern and southern Missouri expect mostly sunny skies with a modest rise in temperature to around 40. Tonight will be warmer with a low in the low to mid 30s, followed by increasing cloudiness. Wednesday brings more clouds and a bit warmer conditions. Louisiana sees fair, cold tonight with lows around 28 to 38, then partly cloudy and warmer Wednesday with highs from 54 to 64.
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Missouri
Louisiana
Cincinnati Schools Boycott Sparks Civil Rights Action
Cincinnati public schools faced a one day boycott in protest of alleged de facto segregation. The Congress of Racial Equality sponsors the effort with extra police on duty. Officials deny segregation charges and refuse biracial study commission. about 37 percent of the 83,000 students are Black.
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Cincinnati
Congress of Racial Equality
Colt
Slav City Receives U.S. prefab houses in quake relief
In Skopje, Yugoslavia, 263 prefab houses donated by the United States were delivered to the quake-stricken population. The structures were built by U.S. Army units and offered by President John F. Kennedy to President Tito after their Washington meeting in October last year.
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Skopje
Yugoslavia
U.S
John F. Kennedy
Tilo
Washington
Civil rights bill faces Senate delay after House passage
Senate Democratic leader Mike Mansfield outlined moves to delay action until the tax cut bill clears Congress, while President Johnson praised bipartisan House support. The bill passed 152 Democrats and 1138 Republicans in favor, 96 Democrats and 34 Republicans opposed, targeting employment discrimination and public facilities with a new community relations service to mediate disputes.
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Senate
Mike Mansfield
Congress
Johnson
House
Burns Fatal in Arkansas Woman Dies from Gown Fire
Mrs Clara Mae Fason aged 61 of Mount Vernon Faulkner County died from burns suffered December 31 when her flannel gown caught fire from a butane stove at her home. She passed away Monday at a Little Rock hospital.
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Conway, Ark
Clara Mae Fason
Mount Vernon
Faulkner County
Little Rock
Baker Easy Approach to Key Issues
Washington AP. Bobby G. Baker once a trusted Senate aide and secretary to the Democratic majority, maintained open access for reporters and lawmakers on legislative matters. Since resigning Oct 7 amid a vending machines dispute and ongoing Senate Rules Committee probes, he travels frequently, sometimes under an alias, and has declined to speak with investigators.
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Washington
Bobby G. Baker
Senate
Bobby
Wall
Bobby C
Robert G
Gene
Robert
Robert G. Baker
Pickens
D.C
Baker
Senate Rules Committee
L. P. McLendon
Kansans Win Olney Pancake Race Title
Mrs Bridget Lowrie of Liberal Kansas upset the pancake favorite in Olney England clocking 1 minute 06.4 seconds for 415 yards. Linda Risby the favorite trailed as Lowrie won the international skillet trophy receiving the winner’s kiss from a local vicar. Thousands watched the annual Shrove Tuesday event.
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Olney
England
Bridget Lowrie
Liberal Kan
Atlantic
Buckinghamshire
Lowrie
Personality Cult in Faubus Regime Sparks Reform Doubt
Benton County Rep. Hardy Croxton told a Siloam Springs civic club that a personality cult in the Faubus administration is choking reform. He said top leadership blocks merit over Faubus loyalty and that new ideas in the legislature are judged on pro or anti Faubus lines.
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Siloam Springs
Ark
Benton County
Hardy Croxton
Faubus
Croxton
Teacher Contract Can Be Bought Up
The Arkansas Attorney General ruled that buying out a teacher's contract is allowed as fiscal policy when the employee’s services are no longer needed. A teacher could sue for the remaining funds if services end before the contract expires.
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Little Rock
State Attorney General's Office
E. G. Kizzia
State Comptroller’s Office
Head-on Wreck Proves Fatal
A head-on collision on U S highway 62 near Lincoln, Arkansas, killed Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Johnson of Summers in Washington County and Aubrey Pat Brock, 45, of Lincoln. State Trooper James Morgan reported Brock’s car struck a pickup driven by Johnson. Johnson, 65, and his wife, 60, were killed. Lincoln lies about 17 miles southwest of Fayetteville.
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Fayetteville, Ark
Ralph L. Johnson
Summers
Washington County
Aubrey
Pat) Brock
Lincoln
U.S
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