New York Off Track Betting Parlors Project $50 Million Yearly
New York’s new off track betting program aims for 100 parlors and $50 million in profits in its first year. Howard Samuels and James Cavenaugh said the system will offer legal odds, wager windows, and telephone betting with central payoff locations. The plan includes 1,000 betting windows from 7 am to midnight six days a week and connections to parimutuel machines at in state tracks.
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New York
UPT
Howard J. Samuels
New
Offtrack Betting Corp
Samuels
Arthur J. Goldberg
James Cavenaugh
Fireman Corporation
Cavenaugh
Corporate hiring and training challenges cited
The company faces problems recruiting and training personnel. Security checks will be used to keep out individuals with criminal records, according to the speaker.
New Tax Crisis Rocks Thailand Amid Military Alert
Bangkok riots fears rise as Thanom orders a full scale military alert in the capital. Dawee cites Communist infiltration while taxes hike hit prices on staples. Govt party splits, parliament readiness in doubt, martial law era echoes as crisis deepens.
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Bangkok
Thanom Kitlikachorn
Dawee Cullasapya
Supreme Command
Rch
United Thai Peoples‘ Party
Thanom
Tonghht
Proof Labyrinths of War From Hanoi to Saigon
In Hanoi and Saigon readers find broad claims of victory amid wartime contradictions. Hanoi portrays a protracted war ending in a neutral, independent South Vietnam, while Saigon portrays a steadfast defense led by Lt. Gen. Hoang Xuan Lam. The piece contrasts official narratives from both sides and notes persistent fog surrounding the war’s outcome.
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Daniel de Luce
Associated Press
Hanoi
Saigon
North
South Vietnam
Asia
North Vietnam
Nguyen Duy Trinh
United States
Switzerland
Hoang Xuan Lam
Lam
I Corps
17Th
Nguyen van Thien
Thieu
Ben Hai River
Demilitarized Zone
Mekong Delta
People's Army
South Vietnam Army
ARVN
U.S
Southeast Asia
Vietnam
Washington
Hope Star publication details and subscription rates
The Hope Star, Hope Arkansas weekly newspaper, lists staff roles, affiliations, and circulation notes. It details subscription prices for various regions including Hope and Hempstead County, plus Arkansas and out-of-state mail rates, and mentions special college student offers.
Space Fund Cut Rejected by Senate
After a sharp debate the Senate rejected trimming space program funds and passed a nationwide omnibus bill including 700 million for sewers and water projects. NASA’s final allocation stood at 3.19 billion while supporters defend continued space spending amid broader federal budget priorities.
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Lawrence K. Knutson
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
Senate
Nixon
House
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Proxmire
NASA
William Fulbright
Parakeet’s Talk Shocks Churchgoer at Bank Visit
A parakeet’s surprising chatter sparked a morning encounter as a minister was seen at the bank cashing a check. Neighbors report the bird’s unusual phrases caused amusement and curiosity in the quiet neighborhood.
Bargaining Replaces Training In NFL Camps
The NFL will delay the start of training camps by a week to July 14 to allow more time for NFL Players Association negotiators and team owners to work toward a collective bargaining agreement. The delay affects rookie camps for Dallas, Kansas City, Cleveland, Miami, Chicago, and Cincinnati, which had set opening dates beginning Friday.
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OW York
National Football League
NFL
Pete Rozelle
NFL Players Association
Rozelle
Dallas
Kansas City
Cleveland
Miami
Chicago
Cincinna
Myatt Named Dover High Basketball Coach
Russellville Arkansas AP reports Danny Myatt was hired as the new Dover High School basketball coach. He comes from Marked Tree where he coached for five years, after earlier coaching at Mc Crory.
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Russellville, Ark
Danny Myatt
Dover High School
Tuesday Myatt
Marked Tree
McCrory
Christian Athletic Standings Saturday Schedule
Christian Athletic Standings schedules three softball game pairings for Saturday July 11 at K Park. Unity Baptist plays Hope Church of Christ at 6 pm Liberty Baptist meets First Baptist at 7 30 pm and First Methodist faces Calvary Baptist at 9 pm.
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Christian Athletic Assn
K-Park
Unity Baptist
Hope Church of Christ
Liberty Baptist
First Baptist
First Methodist
Calvary Baptist
Catholic First Methodist Unity Baptist Church of Christ
Marjorie Rambeau Dies in Palm Springs at 80
Character actress Marjorie Rambeau died Tuesday after a long illness in Palm Springs. She was 80 and had two Oscar nominations for supporting roles in Primrose Path and Torch Song. A stage veteran from 1902, she began as a child star in Camille in Portland and later moved to Hollywood for early talkies.
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Palm Springs
Calif
Marjorie Rambeau
Miss Rambeau
Tory
American Professional Theatre
Camille
Portland
Ore
Hollywood
Peter
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