Law Student Upsets Seeded Player In Western Tennis
Knox ville law student Turner Howard surprised fifth seed Zeljko Franulovic 6-1 3-6 6-4 to reach the Western Championships quarterfinals. Howard, who faced doubts about continuing tennis, beat Allan Stone yesterday and foresees tough matches ahead amid on court disputes and rising opponents. The day also featured strong showings from Bob Hewitt and Roy Barth in a tense match, with Richey advancing to face Patricio Cornejo and Rosewall slated to meet Jim McManus.
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Cincinnati
Turner Howard
Knoxville
Tenn
Zeljko Franulovic
Yugoslavia
Howard
Australia
Allan Stone
Law School
Bob Hewitt
South Africa
Roy Barth
San Diego
Calif
Mexico City
Pat Walkden
Rhodesia
Ann Lebedoff
Oceanside
Ken Rosewall
Jim McManus
Orkeley
Richey
Patricio Cornejo
Santiago
Whire
Thevastase
India
Jim Osborne
Honolulu
Hawaii
Hope Star publication details and subscription rates
Hope Star from Hope Arkansas lists publishing details and staff roles at The Star Building. It also presents subscription options by carrier and mail across Arkansas Hempstead Nevada Lafayette Howard Pike Clark Counties and other states with monthly and yearly rates. The notice includes single copy price ten cents and various classified terms for students and colleges.
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Hope
Hempstead
Nevada
Lafayette
Howard
Pike
Clark
Arkansas
Wey
Cronin Testifies in Umpire Dismissal Case in Boston
Joe Cronin president of the American League testifies at a National Labor Relations Board hearing in Boston about the firing of umpires Al Salerno and Bill Valentine in 1968. He cites arrogance and temper as reasons, disputes union activity claims, and explains replacements were prepared for expansion and the World Series schedule.
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Steven
Boston
Joe Cronin
American League
National Labor Relations Board
al Salerno
Bill Valentine
Cronin
David Davidson
Valentine
Salerno
Cal Hubbard
Oakland
Calif
Hubbard
Miur
Trappings of a Hall of Famer Lou Boudreau remembered in Cleveland
Lou Boudreau, a Cleveland legend, inspired fans and peers including Ted Williams. The Hall of Famer’s influence spans his 1948 1949 seasons, his shift invention, and a 1942 youngest manager record. Fans recall his fame, loyalty, and wish for a coaching return.
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Lou
Cleveland
Boudreal
Hall of Fame of Baseball
Cooperstown
N.Y
Boudreau
New York Yankees
Indians
Yeat
Scientists Clash Over Radiation Limits in AEC Battle
Two California scientists from Lawrence Livermore challenge the AEC on radiation exposure limits claiming maximum doses could boost cancer deaths by 32,000 annually. The AEC denounces the figure as unfounded while industry watchers weigh the regulator promoter role amid a growing nuclear plant program.
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Donald M. Rothberg
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
California
Atomic Energy Commission
John Gofman
Arthur Tamplin
Lawrence Radiation Laboratory
Livermore
Calif
AEC
Gofman
Tamplin
John Totter
Totter
Joshua Lederberg
Linus Pauling
E. B. Lewis
Karl Z. Morgan
Oak Ridge National Laboratory
National Council On Radiation Protection
Gorman
E. J. Sternglass
University of Pittsburgh
West Memphis sweeps Pine Bluff in Babe Ruth tourney
In Pine Bluff Ark the West Memphis teams won both divisions on opening night of the state Babe Ruth tournament. The 13 year old division saw West Memphis beat Pine Bluff 4 to 1, while the 15 year old division ended 3 to 2 in favor of West Memphis.
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Pine Bluff
Ark
API
West Memphis
Lund Wins Flemington 200 NASCAR Grand American Race
Tiny Lund won the Flemington 200 at Flemington Fairgrounds defeating Jim Paschal by four car lengths. Ken Stush and Etan Starr Sr. collided on the backstretch. Starr injured a leg and Rush suffered internal injuries. Dough Aldridge finished third, one lap back in a Camaro.
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Flemington
Tiny Lund
Jim Paschal
Flemington Fairgrounds
Ken Stush
High Point
Etan Starr Sr
Nashville
Tenn
Starr
Rush
Lund
Cross
D.C
Paschal
Hilton Ga
Dough Aldridge
Monroe
N.C
Sun Kings top Arkansas 9-5 in Texas League showdown
El Paso’s Mike Floyd returned from injury to blast four doubles as the Sun Kings beat Arkansas 9-5 in El Paso. The Sun Kings totaled 13 hits while Arkansas had 10, all off winner Lloyd Allen who improved to a new record. Arkansas struck early in the first inning but El Paso answered with five hits and four runs to take a 4-2 lead. Other Texas League games saw Albuquerque 7 San Antonio 0, Dallas-Fort Worth 10 Memphis 3, and Amarillo at Shreveport rained out.
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EL Paso. Tex
el Paso
Mike Floyd
Sun Kings
Arkansas
Lloyd Allen
Travelers
Allen
FE Paso
George Winslow
Albuquerque
San Antonio
Dallas - Fort Worth
Memphis
Amarillo
Shreveport
Trustees Back Lot Purchase at State College
Five of seven members of the State College of Arkansas Board defend the 1968 purchase of two adjacent lots for president Silas Snow, saying it was a good investment and suitable pasture for his horses. An audit shows student activity fees funded the $28,697.25 land cost, with tax records valuing the property modestly. County assessor notes difficulty valuing real estate and cites wide price discrepancies.
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Conway
Ark
State College of Arkansas Board of Trustees
Silas D. Snow
Snow
Rufus Morgan Jr
Morriston
Bill Johnson
State Legislative Joint Auditing Committee
SCA
Faulkner County
T. B. Hairston
Earl McKaskle
Property Buy Near President’s Home Sparks Debate
The land deal, first asked at 32000, involved two Mc Kaskle lots expanding the acres around the president’s home. SCA board member James Ahlf said the purchase was for college use and to prevent encroachment. A Commission spokesman cited legal funding options, while W.C. Norman called the land valuable. Snow keeps two horses on the now fenced block, one a gift from faculty years ago.
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SCA
McKaskle
James Ahlf
Searcy
Commission On Coordination of Higher Educational Finance
John Sneed Jr
Mountain Home
Babe Ruth Stars Beat Nashville in Regional Final
The Hope 15-year old Babe Ruth All Stars beat Nashville 11 to 2 in the regional tournament. Hope will face Texarkana Thursday at 8:30, while Nashville meets Arkadelphia tonight.
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Hope Babe Ruth
All Stars
Nashville
Hope
Texarkana
Arkadelphia
South Koreans Oppose Troop Withdrawal
Honolulu AP reports on day two of defense talks over Washington’s plan to pull back about 20,000 U.S. troops from the Republic of Korea. Korean negotiator Jung Nae Hiuk warns Premier Chung Il-Kwon could resign with his cabinet over the move.
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Honolulu
U.S
Jung Nae Hiuk
Chung Il-Kwon
David Packard
United States
Republic of Korea
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