Rankin Wins $20,000 LPGA Jaycee Open in Ohio
Judy Rankin topped Lesley Holbert by one stroke at Northwood Hills Country Club in Springfield as Rankin birdied the 18th for a 54 hole total of 209 and earned $3,000 first prize. Holbert, with six birdies and an eagle, shot 210 for runner up.
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George Strode
Associated Press
Springfield
Ohio
Judy Rankin
Waller
Midland
Tex
Northwood Hills Country Club
Bob Toski
North Key Largo
Fla
Lesley
Miss Holbert
Joe Anne Carner
Jan Ferraris
Jo Ann Prentice
Miss Ferraris
Hope Star Hope Arkansas 1929 subscription rates and notices
The Hope Star publishes its weekday edition with advertising and AP affiliation details. It lists circulation policies, pricing by carrier and mail, regional rates for Hempstead Nevada Lafayette Howard Pike and Clark counties, Arkansas and outside Arkansas, plus a college student bargain option and an ongoing offer.
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Hope
Hempstead
Nevada
Lafayette
Howard
Pike
Clark
Arkansas
Coke
Huge Rattler Kill Ends Life In McCaskill Area
Local report notes a large rattlesnake killed in the McCaskill area last week by Sandra Roberts, wife of Ruel Roberts, who reportedly discovered the animal.
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Ruel Roberts
McCaskill
Star
Hugh Rattler
Sandra
Orlando May Sign Woman Gridder
Orlando Panthers plan to sign Pat Palinkas a 34 25 34 holder for her husband kicker Steve Palinkas in a bid to boost attendance The coach says they are negotiating while Pat demonstrates accurate snaps Palinkas envisions a private locker room clause and believes she can block and kick if needed The tale also notes a butterbean subplot and a three foot snake at home. the piece blends sports rumor with light color.
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Orlando
Fla
Pat Palinkas
Orlando Panthers
Paul Massey
Reve Palinkas
Palinkas
Pat
Northern Illinois University
Aynonthayo Palinkas
Tampa
Atlantic Coast League
Panthers
Massey
Steve
Steve Sand
Ike
Pal
70th Womens Amateur Golf Meet Opens at Rockford Country Club
A field of 125 teed off in the 70th Western Women's Amateur at Rockford Country Club. Defending champion Jane Bastanbury of Whittier California among entrants. The low 32 after qualifying advance to match play starting Tuesday with finals set for Saturday. Bastanbury joins six US Curtis Cup teammates Martha Wilkinson Cynthia Hill Jane Fassinger Nancy Hagger and Mrs Paul Dye in the field.
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Rockford
Jane Bastanbury
Whittier
Calif
Rockford Country Club
Miss Bastanbury
Martha Wilkinson
Cynthia Hill
St. Petersburg
Fla
Jane Fassinger
New Castle
Nancy Hagger
Dallas
Paul Dye
Indianapolis
Ind
Fast Fellow Delivers in Hollywood Juvenile Championship
Velma Morrison’s two year old Fast Fellow won the six furlong Hollywood juvenile in 1 10 to claim 106400 first money from a 162900 purse. At Monmouth Park Hastings Harcourt’s Gladwin won the 216400 Amory L Haskell Handicap worth 75870 with Dens Tierney’s Fast Fellow close by a nose in a dutuel payoff of 328. Moonsplash faded after a strong start as 3 5 favorite.
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ED Schuyler JR
Associated Press
Velma Morrison
Monmouth Park
Hasting Harcourt
Gladwin
Dens Tierney
Kfar Town
Moonsplash
Helidoro Gustines
Aqueduct
My Dad George
Charles Elliott
Harvey Peltier
Arlington Park
T.V
Police seize Manhattan squatters in Chelsea building
Police broke into a brownstone in Chelsea early today and removed about 34 occupants including 14 men 9 women and 19 children after squatters seized the vacant building since Saturday The landlord Leon Nagin accompanied officers but declined to speak as angry neighbors taunted him The group led by four families two black and two Puerto Rican says they cannot find decent housing amid a citywide shortage and will seek public housing or affordable options amid urban renewal plans.
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Joe Nicholson JR
Associated Press
Wester New York
Lower Manhattan
Leon Nagin
Queens
Nagin
Chelsea
West 15Th Street
New York Eye and Ear Infirmary
Operation Move In
Roosevelt Trot Winner Canada Leads Roose velt International Trot
Fresh Yankee of Canada won the $125,000 Roosevelt International Trot before 39,340 at Roosevelt Raceway. US has now won only three of 12 Internationals, with Speedy Scot the only American winner twice. Prince and Pattee Canyon also triumphed in separate stakes. other results include Princess Pout and a dead heat at Suffolk Downs.
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Ted Meier
Associated Press
Westbury
N.Y
United States
Stars and Stripes
Fresh Yankee
Canada
U.S
Speedy Scot
Plavier
Sweden
Armbro Flight
Roqueline
France
Une de Mai
Su Mac Lad
Roosevelt Raceway
Prince
Arlington Park
Barbara Hunter
Aqueduct
H. McKnight
Ron Turcotte
Worthy
Delaware Park
Champion
Suffolk Downs
Moon landing a year on still fuels space agency debate
One year after Armstrong and Aldrin walked on the moon, the space program faces funding cuts and waning public interest. NASA officials stress continued progress despite setbacks as Apollo 12 and 13 faced routine acceptance and crises, while Apollo 14 experiences delays.
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Armstrong
Edwin “Buzz” Aldrin
Nixon
Aldrin
Michael Collins
Alan B. Shepard
America
Space Agency
NASA
Congress
House
Senate
State Dept Reform Proposals For U S Foreign Role
State Department reformers propose 468 recommendations to restore the agency’s luster and better coordinate US interests abroad. Led by Deputy Undersecretary William B. Macomber, the plan targets new definitional guidelines, resource allocation, and a revamped personnel system including a Foreign Service Reserve and semi automatic promotions to preserve younger diplomats.
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Lewis Gulick
Associated Press
Washington
State Department
Department
William B. Macomber
William P. Rogers
Congress
Enal Service
Foreign Service Reserve Unlimited
Foreign Service
FSRU
Soung
Mans Mayer
Lt Richards to Lead U S Swim Team
Lt Richards of Tacoma will lead a four man U S squad to the world championship in Warendorf Germany. Accompanying him are Dr Robert Beck of San Antonio Spec 4 George Wetmer of Queens NY and Air Force Capt Loren Drum of Omaha Neb Drum will be an alternate They leave for Germany July 23 after selection rounds at Fort Sam Houston.
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San Antonio
Tex
AP Army
Charles Richards
Tacoma
Wash
Warendorff
Germany
Robert Beck
San Antoni
George Wetmer
Queen's
Air Force
Loren Drum
Omaha Neb
Richards
Indiana
Fontainebleau
France
Jerry Johnston
Trinity Universi
Jan Whitton
Center Valles Pa
Daniel Wigodski
San Amono
Princeton University
Colts Rookie Norm Bulaich Expected In Pads At Westminster
AP reports Norm Bulaich, Baltimore Colts top draft choice, was expected in pads on the second day of training in Westminster Maryland as the NFL club moved into camp. The Texas Christian running back indicated the contract talks were ongoing.
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Westminster
Norm Bulaich
Baltimore Colts
Texas Christian
Television Logs On Page Five And Schedule Notes
TV listing page shows daily logs for Monday and Tuesday with 12- hour blocks. Programs include News Evening Devotional Kaleidoscope Truth or Consequences Gunsmoke The War Lord Red Mountain Blond and Defiance The Last Hurrah and late night shows with Buckley Carson Cavett and Merv Griffin.
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Page Five
Time For Living
Auto Mechanics
Jean Cox
Luctile Ball
William F. Buckley Jr
Net Journal
Red Mountain
Johnny Carson
Dick Cavett
Merv Griffin
Mod Squad
Jeannie
Mave
Debbie Reynolds
Julia
Maggie
Paris
Sheba
J.J
Marcus Welby
Dick Caves
Merv Griffis
Clarence Barrong Graduating from Southern State College
Clarence Ed Barrong son of Mr and Mrs Clarence Barrong Rt 4 will graduate Aug 14 with a bachelor of science in education from Southern State College He is a Hope High School graduate and senior business education major specializing in economics He held an Ethel Hart scholarship was in TrC civic and commerce clubs and won the National Business Education Association Award He is married to Danna Schultz daughter of Mr and Mrs WH Schultz of Blevins.
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Magnolla
Clarence Edward Barrong
Clarence Barrong
Rt. 4
Hope
Southern State College
Hope High School
Barrong
Southern State
Ethel Hart
Trc
Civic and Commerce Club
National Business Education Association
Danna Schultz
WH. Schultz
Blevins
Travelers Nip Sun Kings 4-3
AP reports a 4-3 baseball score where the Travelers defeated the Sun Kings. The article mentions John Schroeppe and Dick Semaneff, delayed arrivals, lineup notes, and late innings as the narrative focus. TV listings and program guide items follow the sports section with multiple shows and times.
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C.M
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Hilly Dan Jones
Ark
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Harry F. Rosenthal
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