Golf Hall of Fame adds Boros Middlecoff Hutchinson Travis
Four golfers including Julius Boros and Cary Middlecoff were inducted into the American Golf Hall of Fame with Jock Hutchinson and Walter J Travis. Boros, who won majors in 1952 55 and 1968, expressed pride. Middlecoff noted joining legends like Snead and Palmer. Hutchinson and Travis were noted for earlier Open and Amateur wins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron Yake
Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Bolfers
Julius Boros
Cary Middlecoff
Jock Hutchinson
Walter J. Travis
Boros
Middlecoff
Wolfers
Hutchinson
PGA
Bill Collins
Ligonier
Paunchy Boros
First Methodist blanked Hope Church of Christ 8 to 1
In the Christian Athletic Association, First Methodist defeated Hope Church of Christ 8 to 1 after Liberty Baptist fell 4 to 1 to First Baptist. No homers were recorded. a rained-out July 24 game is moved to August 17. Standings through July 27 show Blue Division leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Athletic Association
Liberty Baptist
First Baptist
First Methodist
Hope Church of Christ
Grady Church of Christ
W.L
Unity Baptist
Catholics
Providence Baptist
Sth and Grady Church of Christ
Calvary Baptist
First Assembly
Rebels Top Travelers 6-5 Behind Young Two Homers
Montgomery plate John Young hit two home runs to power the 6-5 Dixie Association win over Arkansas. Ike Blessitt added his 13th homer. Ray Blasse earned the win with relief in the late innings. Timely hits aided Arkansas as Jorge Roque drove in three runs for the Travelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
John Young
Montgomery Rebels
Arkansas Travelers
Dixie Association
Ike Blessitt
Rebels
Ray Blasse
Travelers
Blasse
Ike Brookens
Traveler
Steve Evans
Jorge Roque
Tom Heintelman
Albuquerque
Dallas-Fort Worth
Memphis
Savannah
San Antonio
Amarillo
Birmingham
Columbus
Asheville
Jacksonville
Charlotte
Shreveport
Graham to be returned to Arkansas extradition approved
Governor Milliken signed the request for Daniel Lon Graham 31 to be extradited from Michigan to Arkansas after his May 31 escape from Cumming Prison Farm where he served a life sentence for kidnapping the wife of a DeValls Bluff banker in 1969. Arkansas authorities seek to question him in Springdale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing
Mich
William Milliken
Michigan
Arkansas
Dale Bumpers
Daniel Lon Graham
Ganham
Cumming
DeValls Bluff
Springdale
Graham
Major Asian Heroin Ring Is Cracked
Thai, South Vietnamese and U S narcotics agents jointly busted a major heroin ring supplying American troops in Vietnam. They seized 97 pounds of heroin and 660 pounds of opium with a Saigon wholesale value around 4 million dollars. Twenty five people were arrested including two South Vietnamese sailors, in raids across Saigon, a Vietnamese fishing village and an offshore Gulf of Thailand island.
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Na Bernard Gavzer
Associated Press
Bangkok
Thailand
South Vietnam
United States
Vietnam
Asia
Saigon
Burma
Laos
Gulf of Thai
Nutot Bhanumas
Thai Narcotics Board
Cholon
Saipan
Nitya
HOPE
ARK
U.S
Pramual Vanigbandhu
Jack Greene
Tap Vinh
le Dac Tinh Huong
Rach Gia
Phuoc Quoc
Nuys
Col
Pramual
Air America
CIA
Keep Mouth Shut in East Germany
American student Mark Huessy who spent 18 months in an East Berlin prison says visiting East Germany requires silence to avoid slander charges. He was arrested January 4, 1970, and after trials was sentenced to seven years, reduced on appeal to five, and released on probation in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Kramer
Associated Press
Berlin
East Germany
East Berlin
Mark Huessy
Jericho
Pomona College
Claremont
Calif
Huessy
West Berlin
State trims state vehicles under Ford plan
Arkansas Education Commissioner Arch W. Ford announced a 40 vehicle reduction to meet Governor Bumpers request. Thirty three cars from vocational technical schools and seven from general education would be scrapped, leaving 300 Capitol employees with three cars. Surplus units go to the Finance and Administration Department for reassignment or sale.
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Little Rock
Arch W. Ford
Education Department
Ford
Dale
State Department
Capitol
State Finance and Administration Department
Bumpers
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Golf Hall of Fame
Jack Stevenson
Tos Angeles
American Basketball Association
National Basketball Association
ABA
Zelma Beaty
Utah Stars
ABA Players Association
NBA
Beaty
NBA Atlanta Hawks
Stars
ABA Players’ Association
Heaty
Oscar Robertson
Milwaukee
Dorees
Onassis
Las Vegas
Nev
Christina Onassis
Aristotle Onassis
Joseph Bkilxer
Hollywood
Witl 7
Carl Christensen
John F. Kennedy
Los Angeles
Bates On
Methodists
Germany
Ludington
Pris
Mae Cas
OLD Boston Rockers
Planter
Collier Furniture & Appliance
West Second Street
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