Boxing doubleheader eyed as future for sport at Garden
New York AP reports Madison Square Garden banners a March 30 doubleheader with light heavy and welter title fights and plans for a May show. Top purses include Willie Pastrano 100000, Emile Griffith 70000, Jose Torres and Joe Stable 10000 each. gate projected at 20000 with 30 top and Theater Network Television split. Torres finance arrangement covers Pastrano shortfall. Griffith defends title versus Stable in a 15 rounder. Garden plans May doubleheader possibly Floyd Patterson vs George Chuvalo if rematch or Pacquena?
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Battle tolls rise in Pleiku fighting as Viet Cong clash
Reports say eight Americans were killed and more than 100 wounded in a Pleiku mortar attack on February 7. Vietnamese losses for the week totaled 290 dead, 655 injured, and 610 missing, with many deaths from a February 7 8 battle in Binh Dinh Province. Viet Cong losses were claimed at 795 dead and 105 captured. Chief of State Phan Khac Suu freed 120 political prisoners after returning to Saigon. A military firing squad executed a Viet Cong section leader in Thang Binh after a protest by about 2,000 demonstrators. Troops fired on the mob, injuring 13 and wounding three others.
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National Basketball Association Tuesday results and upcoming games
The Associated Press reports NBA scores: New York 106 over Baltimore 102, Cincinnati 111 over St. Louis 103, Detroit 114 over San Francisco 102. Upcoming: St. Louis at Boston, Los Angeles at New York, Cincinnati at Baltimore. Thursday features St. Louis vs. Boston in Providence and Detroit vs. San Francisco in Oakland plus Los Angeles at Philadelphia.
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Pegasus satellite orbits after Saturn 1 launch at Cape Kennedy
Pegasus, a 71 foot long 23 000 pound space bird, was launched by a Saturn 1 rocket to study meteoroid threats to crewed space flight. It emits an electronic signal when debris pierces its 96 foot wings and stores data for earth relay. Officials expect thousands of impacts annually though few exceed damaging speed or size.
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Legislature Gridlock Delays Budget Bills in State House
A legislator reported Governor concerns over House reluctance to advance administration bills. House lawmakers mainly favor personal interest, local, or Senate-origin bills. Parliaments Neill Bohlinger ruled budget bills can move only after the general appropriation bill is signed, stalling a $2 million general bill tied to a $2,370 Land Department cut dispute.
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House Senate clash over conference panel and Amendment 51
Lawmakers wrangled over a five to three conference panel as the Senate proposed equal four member seats. House leaders pressed to pass bills from the other chamber while rejecting changes to Amendment 51 the voter registration measure. A push to add a second judge for the fifth circuit stalled on votes with reconsideration expected.
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Weather Outlook Through Thursday For Arkansas Regions
Weather continues on page one with little temperature change. Northwest and Northeast Arkansas expect highs near 60 Thursday and lows in the mid 30s. Southwest and Southeast Arkansas see highs upper 50s to low 60s with tonight’s lows mid 40s to 40s and skies clearing to partly cloudy.
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Arkansas and Louisiana Weather Forecast Tonight Through Thursday
Arkansas expected fair weather tonight with little temperature change. Lows 30s north to low 40s south and highs Thursday from near 50 northwest to 64 southeast. Louisiana mostly cloudy and cool through Thursday with occasional rain south and central tonight. Lows 40 to 48, highs Thursday in the 50s.
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Unsettled Missouri forecast with clearing and cooling
Forecasts for eastern and southern Missouri call for clear to partly cloudy skies through Thursday. Mild weather gives way to a colder airmass late Thursday into Friday across northeastern and central Missouri. Highs climb from the upper 40s to mid 50s with lows in the 30s. Arkansas shows partly cloudy conditions north and cloudy with light rain south today, clearing north and cloudiness decreasing south tonight, with Thursday partly cloudy.
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Three Arkansas Women Added to White House Poverty Meeting
Arkansas first lady Lyndon B. Johnson invited three more women to the White House anti poverty meeting Friday. The additions are Mrs. Orval E. Faubus wife of the governor Mrs. Elmer Stuck of Jonesboro and Mrs. Charlotte Gardner of Russellville joining earlier invitees Mrs. Winthrop Rockefeller Mrs. John D. Reid and Mrs. Mildred Woods of Little Rock. About 200 persons are expected.
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Meet Dr Wayne Brandstadt The Doctor Says column
Public health expert and medical writer discusses symptoms cures and prevention. Column targets safeguarding the health of you and your family with practical guidance and occasional humor.
Extremist Plot Foiled by undercover officer
Raymond Wood infiltrates an extremist group to thwart a plot to blow up national landmarks including the Statue of Liberty the Washington Monument and the Liberty Bell. The report ties in broader security measures and political tensions from the era across global and domestic fronts.
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Plot to blow up landmarks cited in 1956 England case
Commissioner's account links a fantastic plot to destroy U S installations with plans for three man teams. Bowe allegedly favored blowing up the Statue of Liberty and discussed striking the Washington Monument and the Liberty Bell. Police tracked Miss Duclos with dynamite, Wood met her, and arrests followed in Manhattan and the Bronx.
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Police recount undercover work in Quebec dynamite plot
A police official described the covert operation to dismantle a fanatic conspiracy led by Wood who infiltrated the plotters in Quebec to obtain dynamite. Wood kept a daily diary and passed it to a police contact while remaining on the inside. Miss Duclos, seeking a United Nations reader post, failed tests and was held on $100,000 bail.
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Probate Notice of Ward Estate in Hempstead County Arkansas
In Hempstead County Arkansas probate court the estate of Mattie Frances Ward deceased No 1832 last address Hope Arkansas date of death January 3 1965 an instrument dated October 13 1959 admitted February 4 1965 as last will James H Pilkinton named administrator with will annexed claims must be filed within six months from first publication or be barred notice published February 10 1965 February 17 1965 P O Box 83 Hope Arkansas
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