Special Olympics in Magnolia Page Ten
Nine of eleven contestants qualified for the State Special Olympics in North Little Rock. John Triplett won first place in the 300 yd. dash. Arma Jean Stuart earned silver in the broadjump. Daylan Washington Jr. took silver in the 50 yd. dash. Clifton Logan won bronze in the broadjump and Bessie Foster earned bronze in the softball throw.
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Dash - Arma Jean Stuart
Daylan Washington, Jr
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David Still
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Charlie Washington
Jimmy Williams
Arma Jean Stuart
Kathy Hill
Dede Cox
Jennefer Stuart
Weiner roast at Mt Zion C M E Church Saturday July 10
Community event notice from Hope Arkansas Star invites the public to a Sunday School sponsored gathering at Mt Zion C M E Church. Rev Thomas E Cherry pastor leads the event set for 7 30 p m with a public invitation and July date.
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Rising Star Missionary Baptist Church
Oak St
Gaylord
Starlight Baptist Church
el Dorado
U Thant Returns to New York After Bermuda Vacation
UN Secretary General U Thant flies back to New York following a ten day Bermuda vacation. The trip, his first in five years, was ordered by his doctor.
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Thant
To Rule on Insurance Rates Soon
Arkansas Insurance Commissioner A Gene Sykes says he will rule soon on an increase in auto insurance rates about a third of policies in the state with a possible decision today The AFL-CIO urged a review of profitless experience on policies above basic limits while the ruling was delayed Digby retried the case to Sykes at the commissioner's request Companies in the Insurance Service Office seek the rate rise.
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Little Rock
Digby
Sykes
Arkansas Legislative Council
Insurance Service Office
Kaplan Leads NAACP Eleven Years As Head And Founder
Kivie Kaplan, 67, heads the NAACP since 1966 and belongs to five Jewish congregations and one Christian church. He cites personal discrimination as a Jew, recalling a 1932 Miami Beach incident where a hotel barred Jews and dogs, and says some NAACP members resent a white president.
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Associated Press
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Kivie Kaplan
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Jeremy Joshua Kaplan
Kaplan
Miami Beach
Fla
Miami
Jim Morrison Dies in Paris at 27 amid rock legend's death
Paris AP reports rock icon Jim Morrison lead singer of The Doors died in Paris last Saturday and was buried Wednesday at Pere Lachaise. Manager William Siddons announced the death as natural causes, with Morrison's wife Pamela returning to Los Angeles. Morrison, born in Florida and UCLA graduate, rose to fame in 1967 with Light My Fire. 637,108 shotgun licenses were issued in England and Wales in 1969.
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France
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Jim
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Jimi Hendrix
Europe
North Africa
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Fla
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Hollywood
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