Williams Sees Carty May Hit .400 in Major League Pace
Atlanta outfielder Rico Carty, amid a string of hits in 1969, stands at a .435 average through 47 games, with veteran Ted Williams asserting Carty could become the first to reach .400 since 1941. Williams cautions about slumps but praises Carty's speed and hitting talent while noting past awards Carty missed.
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Ed Shearer
Associated Préss
Atlanta, Ga
Poe
Ted Williams
Hico
Carty
Atlanta Braves
Dominican Republic
Williams
The
Atlanta Journal
Rico
Orlando Cepeda
Richie Allen
Tommie Agee
New York Mets
Atlanta
Third Candidate for Lieutenant Governor Files in Arkansas
Dr. Bob C. Riley, 45, of Arkansas, a political science professor at Ouachita Baptist University, became the third Democrat to file for lieutenant governor. State party chairman Charles D. Matthews opened party headquarters to accept Riley’s papers as Riley, en route to St. Louis for a seminar, completed part of the filing.
Hope Firm Runnerup at Southwest Mobile Show in Houston
Young American Homes of Hope Arkansas earned the First Runner Up award for best exhibit at the Southwest Mobile Home Show at Astrohall in Houston Texas. J R Bennett of Young American Homes accepted the plaque and prize while noting strong dealer interest in their new Young American line.
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Wilians
Hope
Young American Homes
Houston
Texas
Arkansas
Young American
Astrohall
J.R. Bennett
Mids America Housing, Inc
Tony Mays
Vice
Southwest
Mid-America
Ing. Loc
Birmingham
Alabama
J. R. Bennett
Young American Mobile Homes
Hope, Arkansas
Mid- America Housing
Bravo
Albertville
Jury Deadlock Ends in Rape Trial in Helena
A Phillips County Circuit Court jury could not reach a verdict in the first degree rape trial of Daniel Montgomery Jr., 33, of Helena. The judge ordered a new trial to be held in September after the Wednesday deadlock in the October 17, 1969 attack on a young white woman.
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Helena
Ark
Phillips County
Daniel Montgomery Jr
Montgomery
Elmo Taylor
Searcy
FDA Approves L-Dopa Use For Parkinsons Disease
The FDA cleared Lelopa for sale amid public pressure and ordered follow up long term tests due to high side effect risks. Commissioner Dr Charles Edwards urged cautious optimism noting many patients show relief but side effects range from nausea to serious heart and mental issues.
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G.C. Thelen Jr
Associated Press
Washington
Goverment Today
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Charles C. Edwards
Edwards
Bill to ban imports of pesticide treated foods proposed
Washington AP A House agriculture subcommittee will hold hearings next week on a bill by chairman W R Poage to bar imports of foods treated with pesticides restricted in the United States. The proposal aims to protect consumers and ensure equal international pesticide rules.
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Consumers Washington
House Agriculture Subcommittee
United States
Agriculture Committee
W.R. Poage
D-Tex
Podge
U.S
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