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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1961

Page

2

Bearcats of Mena Remain Unbeaten

Mena Bearcats stay undefeated with a 58 45 win over Amity in the Henderson High School Invitational final. In other finals Marshall tops Mulberry 68 55 behind 38 points from La Fevers. Clinton Tec downs Ant Tfarrison’s Goblins 48 35 to win AAA division. Yellville edges Lead Hill 65 63 for B division title. Hartwell Roberts leads Harrison past Clinton Tec 16 points.

Associated Press Mena Bearcats Amity Marshall Arkansas Tech Healing Wingo Johnson Larry Taylor Tech la Fevers Mulberry Scranton Jessieville Hartwell Roberts Harrison Chipton Clinton

Jackson May Get Two Top Grid Games

In Jackson Mississippi State and Texas Tech may share Memorial Stadium on September 23 as two games are planned Mississippi State Tech and Mississippi Arkansas Austin officials discuss the contract while Texas Tech checks its terms and the decision may rest with Mississippi State due to the Rebels home game confusion.

Jackson Jackson, Miss Mississippi State Texas Tech Memorial Stadium Mississippi-Arkansas Lubbock Tex Polk Robison Robison

Philadelphia Prison Riot Quelled by State Troops

State police with tear gas and shotguns quickly stopped an escape attempt at Eastern State Penitentiary Sunday night. Fourteen convicts sparked the disturbance, 18 resumed their cells, and hostages were taken with one wounded. Guards were stabbed, a convict hurled skull fracture, and Warden Banmiller reported the incident began after an inmate used a guard’s guitar.

Frank J. Avatg Philadelphia Eastern State Penitentiary W.J. Banmiller Donald Carr Carr William Righter Righter Tom McDonald City Hall

AMA clash over medical care for aged at aging conference

President laments controversy as delegates debate tying medical insurance for the aged to Social Security. Sen. Pat McNamara and AMA leaders clash over a federal state plan and feared government control while the four day conference prepares 134 work groups on aging policy.

Congress American Medical Association Arthur 8. Flemming Pat McNamara D-Mich AMA Hisenhower J. Lafe Ludwig Los Angeles AMA Council On Medical Services Elkin Ravetz Philadelphia Benedict Duffy Jersey City N. J Ravete Duffy Leonard W. Larson Bismarck N. D

Jailbreak at Mobeetie Sparks Prison Riot and Escape

In a chaotic breakout at Mobeetie, Bart and Gentry seize a jailer’s keys, free inmates, and escape with two guns toward the livery. State and city police, aided by guards, repulse the attempt after a brief confrontation, leaving the jail compromised and the escapees on the run. The plan centers on forcing Catherine at the ranch, with Jones implicated in coercive pursuit and intimidation.

Bart Mobeetie Jones Arrington Gentry Mobeetiee Catherine Gerary

Conference on Aging Underway

Frances Lewine reports from Constitution Hall as President Eisenhower opens the White House conference on aging with a call for frank discussion. He urges delegates to explore all opinions to set goals for the nation, while noting the controversy over financing medical care for the aged. The 2500 delegates begin a four day session. the Chief Executive jokes about not being a delegate and about final plans.

Frances Lewine Washington Eisenhower White House Constitution Hall Congress

JA Brand Horses and a Jail Claim in a Ride In

In a tense exchange Bart and Gentry demand horses at a livery stable in Clarendon. A man recalls a black horse with a dog-iron brand and a bay with a JA brand while noting the risk of riding a JA horse without a bill of sale. Cap Anington later brings the horses as Bart pays with a $5 gold piece and silver dollars as the livery man warns of bad business.

Bart Gentry Catherine Mobeolie Cap Anington

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