Two Stars Withdraw From Philadelphia Golf Classic
Jack Nicklaus and Lee Trevino pulled out after the first round of the $150000 Philadelphia Golf Classic at Whitemarsh Country Club Philadelphia. Trevino cited fatigue and personal matters while Nicklaus said he was too tired to coordinate and needed rest at home.
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Ralph Bernstein
Associated Press
Philadelphia
Jack Nicklaus
Lee Trevino
Bob Murphy
Don Mas-sengale
Labron Harris
Murphy
Massengale
Harris
Whitemarsh Country Club
Dave Hill
Billy Casper
Art Wall
Dick Rhyan
Charles Coody
Trevino
Nicklaus
el Paso
Tex
Europe
Trevi
Doug Sanders
Tony Jacklin
Arnold Palmer
Gary Player
Dick Lotz
Delray Beach
Fla
Deane Besman
Milwaukee
Arkansas State hurdler wins at US German Track Meet
Thomas Hill of Arkansas State University finished first in the allimeter high hurdles at the US German Track and Field Meet in Stuttgart Germany. The event ended Thursday night with Hill setting the pace over the hurdle course.
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Stuttgart
Germany
Thomas Hill
Arkansas State Universiy
Hope Star prices and staff listing from 1929 issue
The Hope Star of Hope Arkansas dated January 14 1929 shows subscription rates and delivery options for carriers and mail readers in multiple counties with rates for various terms. It lists staff including Alex H Washburn president and editor Donal Parker vice president and advertising manager Paul OH Jones secretary treasurer GM and managing editor C M Pod Rogers director and circulation manager Billy Dan Jones and mechanical superintendent. It notes Associated Press affiliation and advertising representation nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
By Star Publishing CO
Alex, H. Washburn
Donal Parker
Paul OH. Jones
C.M
Pod) Rogers
Billy Dan Jones
Coal Research Cutback Stirring Washington Storm
Interior undersecretary Fred J Russell denied endorsing a $44 million cutback in coal research while copies of a memo circulated in Congress claiming to abolish the Office of Coal Research and curb Bureau of Mines programs. He described the memo as improper and said only a preview study proposing budget increases was sent.
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LANG
Associated Press
Washington
Fred J Russell
Budget Bureau
Congress
Office of Coal Research
Bureau of Mines
Russell
Robert Maye
Mesia Formahon
Shawn
Russel
Inenor Department
Tas
Nemorabilan
Erie
Gremco
Cit
Julia Butler Hauser
Wash
Hause
Interior
Stephen Dunn
National Coal Assquiatun Rooty
Technical Change in School Desegregation Suit
A motion was filed in U S District Court to consolidate a May 12 desegregation suit against nine Arkansas school districts with a later Justice Department action. The motion aims to merge pretrial hearings to reduce delay and burden. The districts named include Cotton Plant Hazen England Helena West Helena Holly Grove Wabbaseka Watson Chapel Bradley and Thornton.
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Sittle Rock
U.S. District Court
Justice Department
Arkansas
State Education Board
Cotton Plant
Hazen
England
Helena-West Helena
Holly Grove
Wabbaseka
Watson Chapel
Bradley and
Thornton
Graybeard Sets Elapsed-Time Yacht Race Record to Hawaii
Maut Hawaii AP Lol Killans Vancouver ketch Graybeard finished the Victoria to Maui race in 15 days 47 minutes 45 seconds. The 73-foot fiberglass Peter Hatfield design averaged 12 knots over the final 285 miles to Maui arriving 3 47 p m PDT. Previous best was 16 days by Long Gone in 1965.
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Maut
Hawaii
Lol Killan
Vancouver
Maui
Victoria
Mau
Peter Hatfield
Jim Innis
Graybeard
Celeste
Hasty
Portland
Ore
Cambodia Bill Compromise Hits Snag
In Washington, Senate conferees and House members clash over the Cooper-Church amendment to bar U.S. troops and support in Cambodia without congressional authorization. Talks stall with six senators backing the amendment and five House members plus one senator opposing. Multiple compromise options discussed, including removing specific prohibitions or pairing limits with other aid schemes.
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Jim Adams
Associated Press
Washington
Senate
House
Cambodia
Mike Mansfield
Y House Foreign Affairs
Thomas E. Morgan
D-Pa
Mansfield
Morgan
Nixon
U.S
Congress
White House
State Department
Senate House
Cooper Church
Senaror
Cooper-Church
Bethel AME hosts educator speech on spiritual education
The Bethel A M E Church membership invites the public to hear Hope educator Mrs Charles Johnson speak at 7 30 Sunday night on Making Our Children and Youth Aware of Spiritual Educational Opportunities She is an elementary education specialist from Hope Public School System and a graduate of Verger High School and A M N College Tulsa? Pine Bluff She serves on Bethel s public relations staff and is chief librarian. Mrs George Ross will introduce her The event is announced by Pastor Dr Will Wynn and reflects church academic outreach over the weekend harmony with Hope community leaders and local schools.
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Bethel A.M.E
Hope
Charles Johnson
Hope Public School
Johnson
Verger High School
A.m.&n College
Pine Bluff
Bethel Church
George Ross
Garrett Chapel Baptist Church
Bettel
Will. Wynn
Faubus Adds Small Show of Support at Mt Nebo Speech
Faubus speaks at Mt Nebo State Park meeting, drawing general applause only when mentioning park improvements. He claims broad state support and notes bloc voting from relatives and acquaintances across eight candidates could boost his Democratic gubernatorial bid, despite skepticism about broad appeal.
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Mt. Nebo
Faubus
Mt Nebo State Park
Walter
Mt Neba State Park
Petit Jean
iGov
Winthrop
Rockefeller
Democratc
Letters to the Editor Guidelines at The Star Hope
The Star invites signed letters with full address for identification. Pen names may be used for issue-based letters with "Citizen" added. Direct attacks on public officials require real names. Address: Editor The Star P.O. Box 648 Hope Arkansas 71801.
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Star Building
Walnut St
Hope
Ark
P.O
Area 501
the Star
Peace Food Diverted to War
AP report details Vietnamization boosting U S military aid to Saigon through Food for Peace, with about $106 million in farm aid redirected for South Vietnam’s armed forces last year. Since 1954 the program has totaled $520.7 million in military help, mainly via rice and other commodities, while most funds are dispensed by AID and the Defense Department. Korea and South Vietnam have dominated the common defense grants over 15 years.
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Don Kendall
Washington
U.S
Saigon
South Vietnam
White House
Congress
Nixon
Anitary
US State Department
Korea
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