Kansas State Eyed 3rd NCAA Bid In Busy Week
Kansas State Wildcats rally past Kansas 63 in Manhattan to reinforce their NCAA tournament bid hopes as they chase a top eight seed. St. Joseph's Dayton De Paul LaSalle Seattle and other teams also win big while major scorers Chilton Warner and OConnor post big numbers in varied games across conferences.
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Court Docket From Hope Ark Improper Brakes And Disturbances
Municipal court records from Hope Arkansas dated February 20 show pleas and fines for offenses including improper brakes improper parking driving while intoxicated no state car license passing in a restricted zone no driver s license speeding improper turning in street gaming disturbing peace and hazardous driving. Defendants include Thornes Bowles Robert Carlton Chester Graham LeRoy Williams Jr Harold Pederson Willie Charles Johnson Charles L Murdock H H Stroud Bill Whitaker Sammy Lee Hendrix Bury Dell Warren Jimmie Don Rosenbaum and David Ray Peyton. Williams appears with multiple entries and no drivers license issue appears truncated.
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Time Runs Out for Royals in Tight Playoff Race
Cincinnati Royals trail the Lakers and Pistons in the Western Division standings as they lose 132 131 to Philadelphia in Detroit. Detroit ends a seven game skid by beating the Knicks 123 117 while the Lakers crush Boston 105 98 in Los Angeles attendance setting a pro basketball record. Royals have eight games left, Lakers and Pistons ten.
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PEAGT Opt Shows Reform Push in Local Meeting
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Safeguards lacking in early 32 million bonds bill
The record notes that an earlier House bill to authorize a 32 million construction bond to be financed from general revenue lacked safeguards later claimed by Stephens. He praised added protections aimed at attracting Faubus bonds, while Garand and Ray S. Smith backed a substitute bill tied to a soft drink tax that failed. The bond plan targets University of Arkansas and state institutions with work some current funds and tax revenues to cover.
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College Basketball Results From East to Southwest
The Associated Press reports strong showings across the nation with St. Josephs Pa 92 Bucknell ???, Syracuse 78 LaSalle 194, Georgetown 92 Rhode Island 84, Muhlenberg 64 Lehigh 63 Duquesne 95 Quanlica Mavings 88, St Lawrence 03 Vermont 84 in the East. In the South DePaul 75 Maryland 77 Virginia 62 Florida 75 Florida State 74 Murray Ky 73, Arkansas St Stetson 7%, Middle Tennessee 74 Conn Tech 68. Midwest saw Kansas State 81 over Kansas 63 Toledo 77 Kent State 9 Dayton 84 Xavier Ohio 71. Southwest Arkansas 91 Texas Christian 76. Far West New Mexico 69 Denver 87 Montana State 97 Gonzaga 80 Seattle 64 Idaho State 57. NBA results include Lakers 105 Celtics 93, 132-131 Philadelphia over Cincinnati. St Louis at Syracuse Detroit at Philadelphia Friday Syracuse at Boston St Louis at New York.
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National Hockey League Wednesday Result
New York defeated Chicago 4 to 2 in a midweek NHL game. The schedule shows Toronto at Montreal and Boston at Detroit with no other games listed.
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West Airlines Walkout Alters Labor Strife
Negotiations between West Airlines and union representatives faltered after an early-morning break up. A walkout by engineers and pilots, tied to a National Labor Relations Board ruling, escalated with up to six major carriers threatening service withdrawals if no local reporting occurred by noon. Officials urged a return to work as the panel warned of constraints on resumption while pressuring settlements to resume passenger service.
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Blevins Triumphs In District First Round
In Emmet last night the Class B senior boys District 7W tournament saw Blevins defeat Mineral Springs 62 to 41. Lewisville eliminated Delight 49 to 42. Tonight’s games feature Cale versus Lockesburg at 7 p.m. and Amity versus Stamps at 8:30 p.m.
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Indian Heir Favorite in Feature at Oaklawn Park
Sambar Stable's Indian Heir leads a seven horse field in Oaklawn Park's $2,500 Sentinel-Record purse. The speed colt shares top weight with Gleeman and Gino's Dream, while Hudson Kid and The Chosen One are among other runners. Meawdos Miss debuts this season as Sputnik scores a mild upset at Washington Birthday purse.
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Kennedy plan to give water resources projects to public agencies
President Kennedy outlined water resources development plans aimed at public agencies and cooperatives. He rejected a no new starts policy, signaling a critique of the Eisenhower era policies. aides said the stance was a dig at predecessors, with Democrats accusing prior governance of stifling new projects.
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Weather continued from page one with Friday forecast
Weather details note high Friday 43 to 55 across regions. Louisiana forecast mentions pair and warmers this afternoon, partly cloudy tonight and Friday with scattered showers. The passage also references flight engineers voting delays due to officers being tied up in litigation and airline positions.
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NAACP Opposes Arkansas Native for Post Office Job
The St Louis NAACP chapter criticizes Harold Jinks of Piggott Arkansas for a $17,500 annual federal post in St Louis. Jinks is regional representative of the Democratic National Committee and the group objects to his appointment.
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Weather forecast fragment for regional cooler nights
Turning cooler tonight with cooler overnight in the south. Low temperatures mid 40s in the north west and 50 to 60 elsewhere. Friday will see highs from the northwest to the southeast reaching near 70s.
Arkansas Legislature Opposes One Nation Dictating UN Work
The Arkansas Legislature approved a resolution opposing any single nation dictating the United Nations secretary general's work. Copies will be sent to the U N Security Council and Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold.
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Saint Jinks Considered for Regional Post Office Director
Saint Jinks was among candidates for regional operations director of the post office based in St. Louis. The role oversees post office operations across Missouri, Arkansas and Iowa. Mrs. Margaret Bush Wilson of the St. Louis NAACP denounced Jinks's segregation views in letters to Postmaster General Day and Missouri congressmen, asserting he promoted racial segregation in Little Rock party affairs.
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Razorbacks roll past TCU 96 to 76 in SWC clash
Arkansas overpoweres Texas Christian University 96 to 76 as Clyde Rhoden leads with sharp shooting and a 47 33 halftime margin The Razorbacks outshoot 46 percent from the field and outrebound TCU 52 37 securing their seventh win against four losses while the Horned Frogs fall to eight losses with three wins
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Fight Results From Stockton and Nearby Cities
Stockton California Ecklig Machen 195 Portland Oregon knacks Garvin Sawyer 200 New York Pete Rademacher 201 Columbus Ohio knocked out Narvey Taylor 87 Los Angeles Rochester Minnesota Del Flanigan 16514 St Paul stopped Ernie Smith 16244 Pittsburgh Tatsumi Takao Maemizo 144 Japan drew Kazuo Takayami 128 Japan outpointed Little Caesar 12744 Philippines
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When to Fish or Hunt Solunar Tables
Schedule of Solunar periods from John Alden Knight’s Salunar Tables. Plan days to fish in good territory or hunt in good cover. Major periods begin at listed times and last about one to two hours. minor periods are shorter. Times for Wed Fri Sun shown with indicated hours.
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