Memphis and Travelers Split Pair
Ted Bashore tripled to start a seventh inning rally and scored on a fumbled pickup to force a tie and give Memphis a split with the Arkansas Travelers. Steve Chilcott added a homer as Blues win. Koonce notches the save. Attendance 7,471 as Trays win opener 4-0 behind Winslow. Blues remain three games back in Texas League East. Albuquerque beat Amarillo 12-2. Shreveport 144 blanked San Autumn. El Paso defeated Dallas Fort Worth 9-3.
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Little Rock
Ark
Ted Bashore
Memphis
Arkansas Travelers
Steve Chilcott
Bashore
Blues
On Koonce
Fred Keart
Threeshit
George Winslow
Albuquerque
Amarillo
Shreveport
San Autumn
Fl Paso
Dallas-Fort Worth
Paraplegic U S Team to Enter Paralympics in England
The United States will officially sponsor a 32 member paraplegic athletic team for the World Paralympics in England later this month under State Department auspices. The team, competing in wheelchair races, slalom, weightlifting, swimming, fencing, bowling, table tennis, discus, javelin, shot put, archery and basketball, includes captain Thomas E. Jackson, a Naval Academy graduate retiring after service.
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New York
United States
Soviet Picks Up Titles in Wrestling
At the World Amateur Greco-Roman Championships in Edmonton Russia dominated with five individual titles and the team trophy. Anatoly Roschyn captured his ninth world title and second consecutive, beating Joszef Csatari of Hungary 10 1 in the heavyweight final. Other Russian champions were Roman Burua 149 pounds Viktor Tyumenov 163 Anatoly Hazrenko 1802 and Valery Rezancev 198. Bulgaria was second overall with one gold, one silver, two bronze. Dave Hazenwinkel of Minnesota earned the American silver, the best Greco-Roman finish, as the lone U.S. finalist. The meet featured 1 500 fans and teams from 34 countries entering freestyle events forthcoming.
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Edmonton
Russia
Argentina
Anatoly Roschyn
Joszef Csatari
Hungary
Roman Burua
Viktor Tyumenov
Romania
Sweden
Dave Hazenwinkel
Coon Rapids
Minn
Simeon Tratkov
Bulgaria
Hazenwinkel
U.S
Chariot Race Promises Spectacle At Suffolk Downs
Boston AP reports Bill Veeck plans a Ben Hur Handicap chariot race at Suffolk Downs to promote racing. Four chariots purchased from a Ben Hur MGM auction will race in heats of four furlongs with no wagering, driven by 10 local disc jockeys and five two horse teams from New York, overseen by chariot experts.
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Harry Eisenberg
Boston
Bill Veeck
Suffolk Downs
Veeck
Nero
Suffolk
MGM
Hollywood
Cesar's Palace
Las Vegas
New York
Drawing winner named in Eastern Star event
The Order of Eastern Star Zorah Chapter No 4 held a drawing for the Traveling Basket on July 3. Bernard Conway was announced as the winner.
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Ester Hiues
Order of Eastern Star Zorah
Bernard Conway
Space Fund Faces Senate Attack Over NASA Funding
In Washington the Senate debated NASA funding amid amendments by Jacob Javits and William Proxmire to slash totals from the 1971 appropriation. Mondale’s failed bid would cut 110 million for space shuttle research as critics warn of rising costs, while proponents like Pastore defend the shuttle’s scientific goals.
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B. Schwartz
Associated Press
Wastington
Senate
New York
Jacob K. Javits
William Proxmire
D-Wis
National Aeformantics and Space Administration
Javits
NASA
Senate Appropriations Committee
Proxmire
House
Senate Committee
Len Walter F. Mondale
D-Minn
Mondale
Veterans Administration
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Mandate
John O) Pastore
D-Ral
Spessard Holland
2-Fla
Gordon Allott
K-Colg
Gremillion Indicted Second Time in L&T Case
New Orleans AP. State Atty. Gen. Jack P F Gremillion faces a second indictment on federal charges linked to the collapse of Louisiana Loan and Thrift Corp. The five count perjury indictment accuses him of lying under oath about stock ownership economic interest proxy and a 1967 campaign contribution. Co defendants include Charles Ritchie Joseph Kavanaugh Salvador Anzelmo and Ernest Bartlett Jr.
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New Orleans
Jack PF
Gremillion
Louisiana Loan & Thrift Corp
L&t
Ll&t
Gremillien
Charles Ritchey
Joseph Kavanaugh
Baton Rouge
Salvador Anzelmo
Ernest A. Bartlett Jr
Fort Smith
Ark
Arkansas Loan and Thrift Corp
Outside Is Perilous Ground for Newly-Paroled Man
Pine Bluff Arkansas AP profiles two parole officers J W Ryburn and Ken Griffith, detailing parole conditions, required supervision, and the challenges faced by about 1,200 parolees in the state. It notes employment steps, reporting duties, weapon bans, alcohol guidelines, credit limits, and social restrictions, plus backgrounds and attitudes of parolees.
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John Gannaway
Pine Bluff
Ark
J. W. Ryburn
Jefferson
Lincoln
Desha
Ken Griffith
Little Rock
Litte Rock
Ryburn
Rison
Griffith
Air Force
Arkansas
Ryburn and
Employment Security Division
State Rehabilitation Service
Bears Rejected by Evanston for Dyche Stadium NFL Game
Evanston City Council deadlocked 9 to 9 over allowing the Chicago Bears to host a September 27 NFL game against the Philadelphia Eagles at Northwestern University’s Dyche Stadium. Bears owner George Halas voiced disappointment as Northwestern had given conditional support.
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Evanston, Til
Evanston
Chicago Bears
Northwestern University
Bears
Philadelphia Eagles
George Halas
Northwestern Uniersity
Halas
Wrigley Field
Chicago
Chicago Cubs
Riot Control Legislation Draws Congressional Hearings
Congress moves to review proposed anti terror laws after a spate of explosions and threats. House hearings will consider Nixon's death penalty provision for terrorist acts, while other bills seek limited explosives controls and longer prison terms for bombers. Senate investigations planned to outline the problem and gather recommendations for action.
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Carl C. Craft
Associated Press
Washington
Congressional
House
Nixon
Senate
Arkansas
John L. McClellan
McClellan
Emanuel Celler
D-N.y
Congress
Thomas J. Dodd
Dconn
Dodd
Ohio
Charles Vanik
President backs broader law on transporting explosives
The President said that under some circumstances transporting explosives across state lines is already a federal crime and proposed extensive strengthening and expansion of that law. He noted the need to tighten enforcement and deter unlawful transport of explosive materials.
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Charlie Cox
City of Hope
Pol
Vatican Palace
Avignon
France
Neer
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Walnut St
Hope, Ark
P.O
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By Star Publishing CO
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C.M
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Audit Bureau of Circulations
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Arkansas Dailies, Inc
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Dallas
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Michigan Ave
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N.Y
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Mich
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