Traveling League Basketball events join Arkansas locals Sunday
The Arkansas Traveling Bowling League, eight five man teams under scratch conditions, will bowl two three game sessions starting at 1:00 p.m. The represented cities include Little Rock Jacksonville Malvern Hot Springs Benton Texarkana and Emmet. Local team players are Ted Price Wayne Bailey and Jack Dailey sponsored by Perry's Truck Stop. Public invited. Arkansas basketball scores recap follows with multiple college and high school results across the state.
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Arkansas
Associated Press College
Southern State
Arkansas College
Ouachita
Ozarks
Arkansas A&m
Harding
Arkansas State Teachers
Hendrix
John Brown University
McKendee
Oral Roberts University
Harris State
Philander Smith
Houston
Tillotson
North Little Rock
Little Rock Hall
Hot Springs
Fort Smith
Northside
Little Rock Catholic
Jacksonville
Blytheville
Pine Bluff
Overtime
Springdale
el Dorado
Little Rock Central
Jones
Fayetteville
Texarkana
Wabbaseka
Smackover
Malvern
West Memphis
DeWitt
Wynne
Stuttgart
Little Rock
Getting an Education About Birds
In a family project a Pennsylvania writer recounts building a bird feeder for winter, the cost and time spent, and the unexpected joy of birds and squirrels discovering it. The tale notes birds competing for seed, a growing bill, and the risk birds may starve without food.
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James E. Walters
Arkansas Has 125 Airports
Washington AP reports Arkansas lists 125 airports per the Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association. Nationwide there are 9,379 public and private airports, seaplane bases and heliports, up 229 from last year. The increase reflects newly registered privately owned facilities rather than a full rise in landing places.
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Washington
Arkansas
Breakup Averted in Nigeria After Ghana Talks
Lagos report says Nigeria’s unity was saved by an agreement reached in Ghana with four regional governors. Lt. Col. Yakubu Gowon claimed Nigeria will remain united while regional chiefs hailed the conference as a success, though a communique avoided core questions of federation versus confederation and central power.
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Lagos
Nigeria
Africa
Ghana
Yakubu Gowon
Federal Military Council
Accra
C. Odumegwu Ojukwu
Guwen
Bobcats Edge Fairview 51-50 in double overtime
Hope College's Bobcats upset Fairview 51-50 in a two overtime 4A1 opener. Griffin hit a desperation jumper with 12 seconds left in the second overtime to seal the win as Griffis led Hope with 22 points and Luther Shaw added key free throws and defense. Fairview led at times but Hope fought back, forcing stalls and turnovers to capture the conference upset.
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Hope
Danny Griffin
Bobcats
Fairview Cardinals
Cardinals
Hme
Fairview
Cats
Cardinal
Griffis
Cards
McMahan
Luther Shaw
Shaw
Griffish
Prerseason
Joe Austin
Buckgroos
Bucks
Bobkittens
East
Parris
I Reyenga
Tuuty Jos
Hat Isu Seer Uute
Heat and skill crown Chula Vista in first National Claybird Tourney
Hope Palm River region coverage of the final phase at River Ranch Acres east of Lake Wales recounts the first annual Winchester National Claybird Tournament. Connie Metcalf and Jeff Etey lead California with top skeet scores, while Chula Vista clinches overall victory by 14 points over Greene New York and Fort Lauderdale Florida.
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Florida
River Ranch Acres
Lake Wales
Jeff Etey
San Diego
Connie Metcalf
California
Connie
West Coasters
Greene
N.Y
Fort Lauderdale
Columbus
Jeff
Carl Thacker
Glenn Eubank
Doug Nurse
Chula Vista
Jeff Eley
Cantile Metcalf
Calif
Deschapelles Hospital Becomes Hope in Haitian Despair
Deschapelles in Haiti hosts the Albert Schweitzer hospital founded by William Mellon Jr. to aid needy peasants in the Artibonite Valley. The journey from Port au Prince is arduous, with public health scarce and locals paying what they can for care. A Penn State veterinarian recalls a poor woman abandoning a sick horse due to burial costs, later returning with the money.
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Deschapelles
Haiti
Haitis
Francois
Papa Doc) Duvalier
Hfe
Albert Schweitzer
Artibonite Valley
Port Au Prince
Hajti
St. Mare
Bae
Casper dominates 1966 golf year with Open win
Billy Casper, 35, from San Diego, earned $121,944 and claimed his second U S Open title at San Francisco, overcoming Arnold Palmer in a dramatic playoff. He led the money list for the first time, shot four under par in the Open, and endured a late surge by Palmer. Jack Nicklaus, Gary Player, and Palmer also posted strong seasons with major wins and top earnings.
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Billy Casper
San Diego
Acc
Cesper
Arnold Palmer
San Francisco
Olympic
Palmer
Arnie
Casper
Ben Hegen
Jack Nicklaus
Columbus
Ohio
Nicklaus
Gene Sarazen
Ben Hagen
Gary Player
Nicklaus Iso
Tommy Jacobs
Gay Brewer
Calfornian
Akron
South Africa
Australia
Bruce Devlin
England
Canada
Gary Cowan
Deane Beaman
Bethesda
Merion
Ardmore
Cowan
Kitchener, Ont
Armoong
Gloria Ehret
Danbury
Convict's Claim Dismissed by State Commission
UTTLE ROCK APR The $50,000 claim by former convict wounded by stray bullets while in prison was dismissed by the state Claims Commission. Leroy Jones of Gould, struck in the ankle Sept 9 1965 by a bullet from a fellow trusty, argued another inmate was killed by Morris Washington who then killed himself.
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Uttle Rock
State Clims Commission
Leroy Jones
Gould
Jones
Morris Washington
Tired of Football Warts to Sell All
A garbled Washington report describes a quick sale of assets as a household seeks to exit football season fervor. Dated references to Nashville and Tenleytown appear amid unclear lines about a wife and television gaze.
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Nashville
Teas
Jene
Wileb
Texas Western tops 1966 college basketball scene
The 1966 college basketball year crowned Texas Western led by Dori Haskins as the Miners upset Kentucky 2264 in the NCAA final at College Park Maryland to claim the national championship. Bobby Joe Hill and David Lattin propelled the Miners past Kentucky while UCLA failed to reach the tournament. The NBA and golf results also highlighted a year of notable champions and star players across major leagues.
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Texas Western
UCLA
Dori Haskins
el Paso
Adolph Ripp
Mighty Ketucky Whidcats
College Park
Oklahoma City
Cincinnati
Kansas
Lafoot
Bobby Joe Hill
David Lattin
Kentucky
Hill
Lattin
Louie Dampler
Pat Riley
Duke Blue Devils
Duke
Bruins
Utah
Oregon State
Brigham Young
New York
New York University
Kentucky Wesleyan
Southerninols
Oklahoma Baptist
Georgie Southern
Philadelphia 76Ers
Wilt Chamberlain
Boston Celtics
Celtics
Big BI Russell
Cazzie Russell
Michigan
Associated Press
Clyde Lee
Vanderbilt
Dave Schell
Kase
Purdue
Louie Dampier
Dave Bing
Syracuse
Taxable and Nontaxable Income Contrasts Explained
The article outlines which income items are taxable or nontaxable, noting dividends from life insurance are non taxable as returns of premiums while stock dividends are taxable earnings. It covers alimony, back pay, gambling winnings, interest, and more, and mentions partial taxation rules to be explained in later chapters.
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Omaha
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Manila
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Tech
Leachville
Trumann
Palestine
Weiner
Cash
Strawberry
Russellville
Green Forest
Mulberry
Beirut
Lebanon
Motaimmed Abdul Kaddous al Wazir
Foreign Correspondents’ Association
Jebel Ayal
Hope (Ark
Offsat
Pat Smith
By Pat Smith
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Thin Casper
Frank Eckap
Newsfeatures
al Gelberger
Kathy Whitworth
Jal
N.M
Sandra Spagich
Indianapolis
District of Columbia
Tenleytown
Carol Mann
Sandra
Don Carner
JoAnne Gunderson
J. Douglas Streit
Ray DE Crane
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
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