South Africa bans Ashe in Cup play sparks protest
The decision by Africa's sports minister Frank Waring bans Arthur Ashe from Cup play, drawing sharp criticism from opponents who call it racist. Die Transvaler condemns the move as naked discrimination amid political tensions. A Hope High School ceremony features Tina Amour and Tina’s leadership roles as FFA sweetheart and student council treasurer.
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Africa
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Die Transvaler
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Hope Star publication and advertising details listed for Hope Arkansas
The Hope Star publishes from the Star Building Hope Arkansas with staff led by Alex H Washburn President and Editor and Donal Parker VP Advertising Manager The paper lists circulation management by C M Rogers and Billy Dan Jones and notes AP and other affiliations plus long term subscription and mail rates for Arkansas and distant locations
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Billy Dan Jones
Fastest Man May Enter Pro Football Ranks
Sprint star John Carlos, the world’s fastest man, plans a four year pro football contract worth 600000 to 1 million dollars despite no prior organized football experience. Advisor Robert Gault said Carlos, drafted by the Philadelphia Eagles, seeks drawing power on the East Coast while awaiting Millrose Games in New York. Davenport, the other track star drafted, was picked by New Orleans as a cornerback after starring in Mexico City.
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Tennessee Tech
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Kings Rally Past Rangers In Wild NHL Checker
In a dramatic 4-4 tie disrupted by a late light controversy, the Los Angeles Kings snapped an eight game skid by beating the New York Rangers 5-4. Ross Lonsberry scored the go ahead goal after a goal light dispute, with teammates Giacomin and Nevin contributing key plays as Montreal and Pittsburgh also posted wins.
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Betty Millican named Homemaker of Tomorrow at Hope High
Mary Beth Millican wins 1970 Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow honor based on her score in a home making knowledge and attitude test. She receives a silver charm from General Mills and competes for one of 102 scholarships totaling $110,000, planning to enroll at Harding College next fall. Millican is president of the National Honor Society, co-captain of the Lady Cats, associate editor of the Hi-Lights, and a senior representative.
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NEA Leader Vows Voter Punishment Over HEW Vote
National Education Association president George D. Fischer says the group will target five to ten congressmen who flipped their HEW veto vote. He promises a massive lobbying effort to pass the education bill and plans to inform executives how their lawmakers voted at every education question.
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FBI Resident Agent Addresses Red River Club
Bob Conrad FBI Resident and Special Agent from Texarkana spoke to the Rho Epsilon Phi Beta Lambda Business Club at Red River Vocational Technical School on Monday January 26. He outlined FBI job openings in Washington DC and covered requirements training salary and housing.
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Washington, D.C
Washington D.C
NEA weighs political positions on education groups
A discussion of the National Education Association mulling separate bodies to take political stands while avoiding direct endorsements of candidates to protect its tax-exempt status. The debate centers on how unions influence policy without risking nonprofit tax status.
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