Ortiz Lane Fight Tie Up In Legal Skirmishes
World lightweight champion Carlos Ortiz and top contender Ken ny Lane face legal hurdles before a title bout. Ortiz threatens a lawsuit against the WBA if stripped over a Elorde fight while Lane risks suspension by the Pennsylvania Athletic Commission for a rescheduled bout with Johnny Bizarro.
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Two Elliot Lake brothers suspended over Kennedy funeral watch
AP report from Elliot Lake Ontario: two brothers, Rainer 17 and Gerhard 15 Warkholdt, were suspended from Elliot Lake High School for refusing an hour detention after staying home to watch the Kennedy funeral telecast on November 25. Parents Rudolf and Mrs Warkholdt stated they kept the boys home for the broadcast. School board chairman announced actions.
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Youths warned on return and Paris Beijing talks rise
Charles Baker warned youths may not be allowed to return if they refuse to repay their debts to society. In Paris, six French Assembly members arrived in Peking to study possible economic and cultural deals with Communist China with De Gaulle’s blessing. In Belgrade, architect Tehnikov was jailed five years for a calumnious joke about Bulgaria’s regime under a new law. Bad weather delays Peace Corps director Shriv in Afghanistan on a Near East and Southeast Asia tour.
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Clergymen in Filmland View Movies in Hollywood
In Hollywood the Legion of Decency head Msgr Thomas F Little explains the film review process used to rate movies for Catholic audiences He notes most films are acceptable with only a few condemned and criticizes sensational advertising while voicing concern about sex comedies The process includes laymen priests and professionals and results in labels such as family fare or adults only.
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Probate Court Notice of Estate Sale in Hempstead County
In the Matter of the Estate of Aline Moore Pate deceased, Administratrix Audrey Warner petitions to sell part of the NE1/4 of NW1/4 Section 4 Township 12S Range 24W containing 71 acres more or less in Hempstead County Arkansas. A hearing is set for 9:00 A.M. February Sri 1964 in the Hempstead County Arkansas Courthouse Hope Arkansas. All interested persons must appear to show cause why the sale should not proceed.
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Edwards Becomes Reds’ First 1964 Signing Catcher
Johnny Edwards of Cincinnati, last season’s busiest catcher, is the first Reds player to sign his 1964 baseball contract. The 25-year-old left-hander led NL in chances and putouts, appeared in 148 games, and famously exited the All Star game after a manager’s order. Other clubs and players followed with agreed terms, including Dodgers stars Tracewski and Griffith and Yankees pitchers Stafford and Kitt.
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Cuba to import 13000 Holstein bulls from Canada
Havana radio reports Cuba will receive 13,000 Holstein bulls from Canada to bolster cattle, with Maj. Armando Acosta of the Socialist Revolution party stating shipments will begin in April. No details on finances or shipping methods were given.
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Early 18th Century Writers and Political Patronage
The text notes that by mid-18th century England writers without private patrons could be funded by political groups. It cites Jonathan Swift aligning with the Tories and figures like Prior and Addison writing for the Whigs, reflecting public livelihood through party support.
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Glenn Wins One Round in Ohio
In Columbus, Democratic voters decide without party endorsement between Lt. Col. John H. Glenn Jr. and incumbent U.S. Sen. Stephen M. Young for Ohio’s Senate nomination. The preprimary convention produced no endorsement, touting Glenn as a big winner after Rocked to orbit. Young, 74, remains confident ahead of the May primary.
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Estate of Kay Marie Pritchett minor guardians sale notice
Ivison Pritchett as Guardian petitions Hempstead County Probate Court for authority to sell at private sale the undivided one half interest of Kay Marie Pritchett in a licensed parcel in Hope Arkansas for 5000 dollars cash. The property is Part of Lot 9 Block 35 City of Hope with a described boundary and a party wall. The hearing is set for January 30 1964 at 9:00 a.m. in the Hempstead County Courthouse Hope Arkansas.
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Still More Night Games in Baseball
AP reports 1964 National League schedule features 438 night games from April 18 Reds home opener through season end. Reds open at home and host Houston a day before others. Los Angeles, New York, Chicago, Milwaukee, and Philadelphia also start under lights. Mets debut April 17 vs Milwaukee. Cubs host Philadelphia. Braves host San Francisco and St Louis as second openers.
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Convention endorses Glenn forces in delegate vote
Delegates voted 345 to 29 against single endorsements for each office, signaling a Glenn victory. Glenn, in a hotel suite above the convention, declined to comment to newsmen, saying he cannot campaign until his Marine Corps release clears. Cotopaxi in Ecuador is the world's highest active volcano at 19,334 feet.
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Star Publishing Co Staff and address list Hope Arkansas
The Star Publishing Co details staff roles with president secretary treasurer and editors listed. It also lists The Star Building address in Hope Arkansas and various advertising and circulation roles. Subscriptions and mail rates are noted for Hope and surrounding areas with pricing and options.
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Secy-Treas
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South
Walnut Street Hope
Arkansas
Gas Exelocinn Proves Fatal in Newport Accident
A Newport service station operator died after a five gallon gasoline can on the seat beside him exploded when struck Sunday night. James Austin Coonar suffered third degree burns over about 90 percent of his body. The wreck happened on Highway 18 near State Police headquarters, five miles northeast of Newport.
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