All-Time High for USDA Loans Sees Record FHA aid in 1966 start
Secretary of Agriculture Orville L. Freeman reports a record first four months of fiscal 1966 with nearly 105 million dollars in Farmers Home Administration credit to 6,726 farm families. The program, aimed at land purchases, modernization, and debt refinancing, shows a sharp rise over fiscal 1963. A progress study notes income growth and wealth gains for FHA assisted farmers, including those from poverty.
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Three Dimes Drive Benefit Games Set At Jones Field House
Thursday night at 7 in Jones Field House features three charity basketball games for the March of Dimes. Local teams clash with Arkansas Baptist School of Nursing, plus a Lion’s Club Kiwanis showdown, with notable players including Kinard and coach Jamie Griffin. Admission is 75 cents, 25 cent seats available. fund-raiser aims to boost community health.
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Wetuck
Jones Field House
Arkansas Baptist School of Nursing
Hoge Thgh
Shirley Smith Hope Independent Girls
Charente Cillson
Suxanne Jones
Delores McBrdie
Ptylis Gaudner
Helen Plyler
Jane Wlark
Janice Meloy
Maxine Evans
Pat Griffin
Carolyn Cuit
Melba Calhoun
Regina Auth
Velura Bright
Lions Club
Lions
Cosel
Guy Stigg Wil
Kiwanins
Jaimie Griffin
Tall Lion Center
Kinard
Speedy Tate
Haskell Gazeller
Jones
Court Docket of Hope Municipal Court in 1966
January 18 1966 docket listing defendants Charles Green Jr Cecil Dempsey and others with charges including carrying a concealed weapon drunkenness speeding and driving while intoxicated. Plea guilty fines cash bonds and dismissals noted. several defendants forfeited bonds and others tried and found not guilty.
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Municipal Court
Richard Graham
James Carrigan
Bernard Allen
Robert Hickman
Fred Sutton
James K. Cole
Warren Nesbitt
Cecil Delmont Adkison
Charles Green, Jr
Simon Duffie, Jr
John Lloyd
Ned Pierce
R. D. Muldrow
Oscar B. Powers
Robert Williams
K. C. Montgomery
Perry Woods
James Kennedy
Robert Henry
Ed Moore
Johnny Henderson
Louise Palmer
Callie Ward
Luther Glasgow
Jerry Misek
Artis Perry
Jack Hickman
Artie Hawthorne
Abbie Lee Ver Dee
Bruce W. Thompson
Earl D. Simmons
L. D. Rosene
Frank Frazier
Johnson Truck Sales
Raymond C. Clyde
W. C. Winter
ACC
GOPs Call for Stern New Measures
Washington AP report notes Republicans, led by Everett Dirksen, urge firm salvia measures as President Johnson pursues a public peace drive. Dirksen signals a broad policy course: seek peace, but intensify war if needed, insisting on continued military options.
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Walter R. Mears
Washington
Reahlean Deckers
Nath Viet Nam
H.ve
Johosn
Sen Everett
Dirksen
Ins
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Cornhuskers Upset Kansas Again in Lincoln Showdown
Nebraska erased a nine point first half deficit to beat Kansas 83-75 in Lincoln. Jim Damm sparked a 24-4 Huskers run with 1 point off the bench, giving Nebraska first place in the Big Eight and ending Kansas eight game win streak. Branch led with 18 points as Kansas slipped from top ten amid exams.
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Nebraska
Wilt Chamberlain
University of Kansas
Lincoln
Neb
Cornhuskers
Kansas
Jim Damm
Bellflower
Calif
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Kubacki
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Associated Press
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Aggies
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DePaul
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Niagara Falls
N.Y
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Ray Meyer
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Clemson
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Flordia
Gonzaga
Citadel
Walford
Florida
Florida State
Washington
Fights Last Night by the Associated Press
Pittsburgh battlers Johny Mor outpointed Rubin Cater while Luig Rodriguez stopped Fred McWilliams in Phoenix. Puerto Rico fighters stopped Rap Cruz in separate bouts. National Hockey League results show no Tuesday games. upcoming: New York at Toronto then Montreal at Detroit Chicago at Boston.
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Johiny Moris
Rubin
Hurricane
National Hockey League
New York
Toronto
Montreal
Detroit
Chicago
Boston
National Basketball Associa
Associated PR
Cincinnati
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Dodgers to Rely on Speed and Pitching This Season
Los Angeles manager Walter Alston says the defending world champions will again lean on pitching and speed, with Tommy Davis returning from a broken leg to add hitting power. Davis’ health and Koufax’s form are focal points as the Dodgers pursue another pennant after finishing 1964 tied for sixth.
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Ohio
Los Angeles Dodgers
Walter Alston
Alston
Tommy Davis
Minnesota
Associated Press
Carrtown
Cincinnati
Dodgers
Michigan State
UCLA
Davis
Los Angeles
Alson
Alt
Sandy Koufax
San Francisco
Bill Would Admit Police Into Clubs
In Little Rock the Christian Civic Foundation of Arkansas outlined a proposed bill to allow law enforcement into private clubs. William E. Brown, 76, announced his June resignation after leading the foundation against gambling liquor and narcotics. At the annual meeting he urged counties to go dry and said legislators would be asked to state their position on the club entry bill, while liquor issues dominated the discussion. Three Camden ministers described efforts to vote Ouachita County dry.
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Little Rock
Christian Civic Foundation of Arkansas
William E. Brown
Camden
Ouachita County
Taylor Loses Lemm May Get Houston Job
Houston Oilers fire coach Taylor after conflict with quarterback Blanda amid pursuit of new head coach. Lemm, former AFL title winner with Oilers in 1961, remains top candidate despite denying interest. Trade ultimatum and contract issues cited as cause for dismissal and leadership turmoil.
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Associated Press
Houston, Tex
Wally Lemm
Houston Oilers
Bones Taylor
Oilers
George Blanda
Lemm
Houston
Temm
St. Louis Cardinals
Taylor
Sammy Baugh
Blanda
Don Klosterman
Winsterman
Bud) Adams
Lou Saban
Cookie Gilchrist
Decision From Foss to Come Soon
Commissioner Joe Foss is set to rule on the Ladd-Faison trade between the Chargers and Oilers, after a 14 hour session. He can void the deal or fine up to 2000 dollars personally, or up to 25000 with owners’ approval. Foss had delayed clearance amid tampering probes and league expansion moves.
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Associated Press
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American Football League Today
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Bones Taylor
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Halas Drops Breach of Contract Suit
Chicago Bears owner coach George Halas abruptly ends a breach of contract suit against George Allen. The court upheld Allen’s contract validity, freeing Allen to become Los Angeles Rams head coach with Reeves noting all are happy. Rozelle avoids hearing between clubs.
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Associated Press
Chicago
George Halas
Chicago Bears
George Allen
Freein Allen
Los Angeles Rams
Halas
Allen
Rams
Pete Rozelle
National Football League
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Short
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Iea
Jenner
NFL
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Carlisle Indians
Bears
Dan Reeves
Los Angeles
Rozelle
120 Percent Clock High debuts wartime squadron drama
AP television review notes Monday night’s episode switches from wartime squadron tensions to a tainted German plot. Col Joe Gallagher bails out of his plane lands in neutral Switzerland and attempts to return.
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NEW York (Ap
England
Col
Joe Gallagher
Rman
Col. Gallagher
Switzerland
College Hendrix Beats Hendrix in Arkansas A&M 67
College Hendrix defeats Arkansas A&M 67 in a regional Arkansas game. North Little Rock 72 over Conway Harrison 68. Fort Smith Northside 41 and Springdale 48 post scores, with several small-city showings across police-tested venues.
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Asae Pres College
Hendrix
A&m
North Little Rock
Conway
Harrison
Fort Smith Northside
Springdale
Fort Smith
Little Rock Hall
Benton
Sheridan
Cabot
Fuller
Morriston
Leachville
Blytheville
Brinkley
Lonoke
West Memphis
Stuttgart
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Greenland
Farmington
St. Paul
Elkins
Gillman accuses Adams of tampering over AFL expansion moves
Sid Gillman charges Houston owner Bud Adams with tampering by issuing inflammatory monetary statements to weaken bargaining. Foss previously withheld approval of trace and now summons Buoniconti as part of a get tough policy. Buoniconti hints at leaving for Detroit if a substantial raise is not secured. Foss cites statements detrimental to the AFL, implicating Adams and Werblin as well.
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Gillman
Houston
Bud) Adams
Foss
Buonicenti
Buoniconti
Fadd
Od Faison
American Football League
Buonriconti
Adams
New York
Sonny Werblin
Bobcats and rivals battle in crowded conference race
In Div 44A basketball the Fairview Cardinals and Crossett Eagles lead the tight standings with 30 points each, while Smackover Warren and Magnolia chase with one defeat. Week results show Fairview 66 Smackover 63 and more, with upcoming games listed and top scorers separated by only a few points.
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Crossett Eagles
Smackover Bucks
Warren Lumberjacks
Fairviow
Smackover
Magnolia
Camden
Crossett
Warren
Hope
Arkadelphia
Malvern
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