Calendar of Events and Community Notices in Texarkana Church Shifts
A local community calendar shows meetings from BeoRie Chapter 412 postponing to Wednesday January 25 at 7:30 p.m. at Memorial C. M. E. Church, and Hopewell P. will host a district meeting at Cothran Chapel in Prescott. Reports cover membership drives, rural life conference participation, and a large Ark. farming and community development agenda led by Rev. T. J. Rhone and speakers from A M N College, Farm Bureau, and University of Arkansas.
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University of Ark
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Winter Olympics Promises to Break Records
Allan Jacks reports from Cortina Damfezzo on a record breaking start to the Winter Olympics. Top athletes from Russia Italy Sweden and the United States showcase speed skating skiing and bobsledding as new marks emerge and the IOC debates television coverage. Despite injuries and jagged courses the alpine events begin with the women's giant slalom set for Friday.
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Cortina
Big Tittle
International Olympic Committee
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Misurina
Town
Russia
Eugeniy Sgt
Grishin
Monroe Flagg
Saraneoke
N.Y
Tofanx Mountain
DeQueen Leopards Rout Hope Juniors Triumph
The DeQueen Leopards crushed Hope 73 to 0 as the Bobcats fell again to DeQueen. Leopards’ Lyddal Smith led with 18 points, Don Shubbard 17, while Hope’s Bill Haity and David Watkins each scored eight to pace the Juniors who won their game against DeQueen Juniors. A Tuesday doubleheader in Emerson follows.
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DeQueen Juniors
Hope
Leopards
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Don Shubbard
Howea
Tilan Hope
Bill Haity
A&M Tech Clash Highlighted By AIC Basketball
Arkansas Intercollegiate Conference highlights a Tuesday night game between Arkansas A&M and Tech with both teams contending in the standings. The feature lists key players and staff, including Arkansas figures and a Rural Development axis, noting cooperative efforts and regional agricultural education initiatives.
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Tech Fender
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Souchak Wins Caliente Open In Mexico Tourney
SMUANA Mexico report shows Mike Souchak winning the Caliente Open with a 72-hole 281, earning 2200 and a three foot high trophy topped by Cuauhtemoc. Tommy Bolt was runner up with 284, tied with Furgol Fetehi and Rec Funseth for third. other notables Littler Maxwell Rehert Wilner Stilnahan posted scores.
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Mexico
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Mike Souchak
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Marty Furgol
Mike Fetehi
Rec Funseth
Spokane
Wash
Gene Littler
Gilly Maxwell
Lionel Rehert
Jay
Bo Wininber
Fyonk Stilnahan
Dons to Make Pitch for New Cage Record
The San Francisco Dons aim for an all time college basketball winning streak as they seek a 40th straight victory against California amid a midterm lull. Dayton and Temple remain top unbeatens with St Francis Brooklyn and St John’s also perfect, shaping a week of pivotal tests across conferences and notable matchups.
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Associated Press
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Navy
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Shoals
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Iowa State
Cyclones
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Kentucky
West Virginia
Furman
Southern Methodist
Texas Christian
Washington
Pacific
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Brigisal
Itala State
Oklahoma
A&m
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Tulsa
Colorado Western State
Idaho State
Tinois
Michi- Han
Ohio State
Georgia Tech
SMU Victory Could Mean a Tie With Parks
SMU returns to Southwest Conference action with a home game against Texas Christian, aiming to tighten the standings with Arkansas. Arkansas leads the league as SMU and Rice hope for gaps, while Temple Tucker tops scoring and Arkansas shows balanced scoring through Mantel Whitley and others.
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Jim Krebs
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Larry Showalter
Showalter
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Whitley
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Ken Loeffer
George Mehaffey
Ken Hutto
Bill Brophy
A&m
Texas
TCU
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Emmy Awards Claim Broad, Merited Industry Recognition
New York reports that Emmy Awards will recognize the television industry across coasts with 41 categories to be awarded next March. Don DeFore, Academy president, says the move ends Hollywood dominance and reflects industrywide merit, with representation from New York, Hollywood, Chicago, Philadelphia, St. Louis and Boston.
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Emmy
Academy of Tele- i
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Hollywood
Academy of Television Arts and Sciences
Don de Fore
Academy
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Chicago
Philadelphia
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Boston
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Ed Sullivan
Max Liebman
Alex McKee
Lawrence Langner
Henry White
Mark Goodson
Marlo Lewis
Fede Ecereet
Evrenuy Dbs
Calhoun Luedee Set for 10 Round City Fight Tonight
Rory Calhoun, a White Plains NC middleweight, meets Jerry Luedee of New Haven in a 10 round main event at St Nicholas Arena New York. Calhoun’s manager Frank Bachmar says the unbeaten boxer should have been rookie of the year in 1953 and TV coverage begins at 9 p.m. CST on Dumont.
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Rory Calhoun
White Plains
N. C
Jerry Luedee
New Haven
St. Nicholas Arche
New York
Frank Bachmar
Calhoun
Boston
Bob Murphy
Tuedse
Dumont
CST
Wille Pastrana
Whiz
New Orleans
Tale
Champ
Miami Beach
NBC Radio and TV
Chuck Spieser
Detroit
Pastrano
Spieser
Chicago
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Drew County Duck Hunting May Be Halved On Trial Basis
Arkansas Wildlife Federation members at the annual meeting in Little Rock proposed limiting duck hunting in Drew County to sunrise to noon on a trial basis next season. The plan aims to address scarce duck availability and follows popular half day hunts already tried for other games in the county.
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Little Rock
Drew County
Arkansas Wildlife Federation
Aransas County
State Game and Fish Commission
Federation
Increase in Dues Voted by Union
Arkansas state CIO members approved a monthly dues rise from 7 to 10 cents, ahead of a planned merger with the AFL in March. The change was approved at the 18th annual Arkansas State Industrial Council convention, likely its final under that name, as a joint meeting with AFL-CIO is set for March 20.
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Little Rock
CIO
AFL
Arkansas State Industrial Council
Betsy Rawls Wins Tampa Women's Open Golf Title
Betsy Rawls of Spartanburg South Carolina won the Tampa Women's Open with a 202 total after a 71 final round, four strokes behind Patty Berg who led every round but finished second. Mickey Wright of San Diego came third and Beverly Hutton and Fay Crocker shared fourth.
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Miss Berg
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Mickey Wright
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Calif
Fay ‘Crocker
Uruguay
Million on Board at National Bank of McAlester
Directors of the National Bank of McAlester welcomed Paul T. Millioner to the board, calling him a natural fit. The Mayflower’s voyage to America saw no deaths among its passengers despite a stormy crossing.
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Hope Arkansas Ordinance to Repeal District Charges
Ordinance No. 749 repeals Ordinances No. 669 and 673 creating Street Improvement District No. 43 in Hope Arkansas. It states assessments were paid, the certificate of indebtedness is paid and released, and no further benefits or assessments should be collected. The ordinance, approved January 17, 1996, was published January 23, 1958, with city officials signing.
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Ordinance 750 repeal of District 17 benefit laws in Hope
City of Hope Arkansas passes Ordinance 750 to repeal Ordinances 652 659 670 and 676 relating to Street Improvement District No 17 Beverly Hills all debts collected and funds expended and all benefits ceased the measure declares the repeal effective on passage and publication in the official city journal
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