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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1965

Page

5

Bay produces dual state champions under coach Schisler

Bay won the Arkansas Class A state basketball title and nearly captured the baseball title as Sylvan Hills edged Rector 2-1. Coach Bryan L. Schisler built a unified five who excelled in both sports and academics, with standout players Eddie Morrison Butch Isbell Lyle Dent Melvin McMasters and Joel McMasters.

Associated Press Bay Bryan L. Schisler Schisler University of Houston Eddie Morrison Butch Isbell Lyle Dent Melvin McMasters Joel McMasters McMasters Joel Jonesboro Arkansas Valley View High School Houston

Tote Booed as Mutuel Clock Stalls Race at Roosevelt

Harness racing fans at Roosevelt Raceway booed the tote board after mechanical trouble caused inaccurate mutuel prices. The fourth race was delayed 61 minutes until the problem was fixed, disrupting the program in Westbury New York.

Westbury N.Y Roosevelt Raceway

HempsteadGirl Jennifer Smith Seeks State Dairy Queen Title

Jennifer Smith daughter of Mr and Mrs Archie Smith RFD 4 Hope will represent Hempstead at the State Dairy Festival in Little Rock June 12 She competes in a Teen Jamboree Friday in Fort Smith and Barton Coliseum Saturday A Texarkana College student she was runner up for Home coming Queen last year plays basketball volleyball and tennis She was County Fair Queen in the 3rd District Show and Miss Hope 1965 Sponsored by Hempstead County Dairy Association led by President Dexter Alford.

Jennifer Smith Archie Smith RFD Hope Hempstead Little Rock Fort Smith Barton Coloiseum Texarkana College Hempstead County Dairy Association Dexter Alford

Catholic U Chile Defeats BYU On Home Court

The Catholic University of Chile beat the visiting Brigham Young University 87 to 72 on Tuesday night.

Santiago Chile Catholic University of Chile Brigham Young University

Two Presidents Seek Peace in Separate Addresses

Kennedy and Johnson delivered similar calls for peace hours apart, appealing to the Soviet Union while omitting Red China. Kennedy pushed for a limited nuclear test ban and a path to general tranquility, while Johnson spoke of ideals and moral leadership without concrete terms.

Washington Kennedy Johnson United States American University Soviet Union Southeast Asia Viet Nam Dominican Republic Catholic University Chicago Sydnay Red China North Viet Nam U.S South Viet Nam

U S Combat Engineers Land at Cam Ranh Bay in Vietnam

About 2,500 U.S. Army combat engineers arrived at Cam Ranh Bay to build an airfield port and supply center linking harbor to highway and railroad. The base aims to support central and northern South Vietnam war efforts as casualties mount on both sides in ongoing fighting.

Saigon South Viet Nam Cam Ranh Bay U.S North Viet Nam Vinh Viet Nam Gia Ray Xuan Loc Phong Dinh

Red Satellite Continues Moon Flight

Soviet Luna 6 speeds toward the moon with officials silent on goals. Jodrell Bank reports strong signals from the probe while Moscow newspapers disclose only the launch. If successful a soft landing could yield better moon photographs and radio back surface data.

Georg Syvertsen Moscow Britain Jodrell Bank Observatory Moon

Eight teens eliminated as 38th National Spelling Bee begins

Washington AP reports eight contestants stumble on tough words including entrepreneur oligarchy gangrene and conical during the first morning of the 38th National Spelling Bee. Fifty two remain at luncheon break with top prize of 1000 and a chance at TV exposure and a New York weekend trip.

Washington New York Scripps-Howard New York World-Telegram Sun Linda Sellers Peoria Ill Robby Wigden, II Penn Yan N.Y Vivian Mangold Waynesboro Vivian Linda Broyles Indianapolis Ind Linda

Manuel Gonzalez Wins Narrow Union Card Bout

In Corpus Christi Manuel Gonzalez of Odessa outpointed Melvin Mott of Houston over 10 rounds in a welterweight clash. Gonzalez built a lead with crisp combinations while Mott pressed, but the decision favored Gonzalez.

Corpus Christi Tex Manuel Gonzalez Odessa Melvin Mott Houston

NLR Youth Corps Gains Approval

North Little Rock officials announce a second Neighborhood Youth Corps in the city with federal approval. It will employ 150 youths for eight weeks at a payroll of 48000 dollars. The city already has 148 youths in the first Youth Corps program.

North Little Rock W. F. Laman Laman

Portland Beavers sweep Travs with late uprising

Portland Beavers hammered Arkansas Travelers 12 to 4 in Little Rock to take a two game series lead. George Banks starred with three hits and six RBIs including his 11th homer. Duke Sims and Billy Williams also went deep as Portland collected 15 hits. Culver earned the win, Green took the loss.

Little Rock Arkansas Portland Beavers Portland Travelers Mth Beavers George Banks Duke Sims Billy Williams Culver Walker Sims Green Steevens Jenkins Oliver Cutright Corrales W — Culver L. Green Banks Williams

Retirement announced by Clarksville school chief Kendall

Clarksville School Superintendent Arlie L. Kendall announced his retirement after serving as the district leader since 1942. Kendall began teaching in 1914 and is a College of the Ozarks graduate with a master's from the University of Colorado.

Clarksville, Ark Clarksville Arlie L. Kendall Kendall College of the Ozarks University of Colorado

Arkansas Senate OKs amendments to place eight referendums

The Arkansas Senate concurred in two House resolutions to raise the limit on constitutional amendments legislators can refer from three to eight and to restrict county judges to administrative duties, aligning with a 1966 general election plan.

Little Rock Arkansas House Senate

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