State golf tournament heats up with mother daughter entry
The 46th annual state golf meet at Country Club featured an unusual top flight including a mother and daughter. None of the 16 golfers matched the champ, Dot Germain, who did not enter. Mimi Huppert beat her mother by five in a recent Fayetteville match as first round pairings and qualifying scores were announced for Lea Larson Rohner, Sharon Flippin, Mimi Huppert, Julie Yantis and others.
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Worten
Hardeee Country Club
Larson
Jim Wells
Little Rock
Jim Mitler
Hot Springs
Carlé Robebins
Fort Smith
Dot Germain
Hugh Huppert
Mimi Huppert
Fayetteville
Mimi
Lea Larson
Rohner
Dale Dunlap
Blytheville
Sharon Flippin
Okla Smith
Charles Conway
Julie Yantis
Margery Hale
Burdett
Martha Jett
John Mott
Robin Watson
Crawfordsville
Knuckles Shines as Travelers Top Amarillo 7-1 in Texas League
Phil Knuckles pitched five hitters and drove in three runs to lift the Arkansas Travelers to a 7-1 victory over the Amarillo Giants. This was his second consecutive complete game, evening his record to 2-2 with seven strikeouts after missing six weeks with a heel spike injury. Knuckles added a run-scoring single in the fifth and two more in the sixth. Amarillo’s lone run came on Bob Taylor’s fourth-inning homer. In Memphis, Steve Renko improved to 5-5 as the Blues defeated San Antonio 6-1, while El Paso beat Shreveport 10-6 and Albuquerque edged Dallas-Fort Worth 8-5. The Texas League slate included the first day of the state tennis tournament in Little Rock with top seed Kossover and notable entrants from Pine Bluff, Memphis, and Little Rock.
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Phil Knuckles
Arkansas Travelers
Amarillo Giants
Knuckles
Travelers
Bob Taylor
Amarillo
Memphis
Blues
Archie Reynolds
San Antonio
Missions
Reynolds
Steve Renko
Texas
el Paso
Shreveport
Albuquerque
Dallas-Fort Worth
Don Setlitt
Uitte Rock
Joe Adams
England
Jay Fresinoo
Jon Mehaffy
Dick Nawberg
Lit
OIC founder built training path from a crime-ridden station
LOUISVILLE AP A profile of Saul K. Sullivan describing the rise of the Opportunities Industrialization Center OIC from a derelict Philadelphia police station to a nationwide program. It highlights his drive for job training, corporate backing, and expansion to 75 cities with aims to reach 250 000 by 1970.
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Sullivan
Opportunities Industrialization Center
OIC
Philadelphia
Outrage Over Kennedy Killing Sparks International Debate
West German analysts say US political violence may end only when outraged by a slaying of a lesser figure equals that over a national leader. Langhelm of Rheinische Post and others discuss blame, conscience, and how Vietnam and urban racial tensions shape America’s violence culture. Cartoon depictions abroad reflect global concern over gun culture and American values.
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Frankfurt
Germany
America
United States
Friedrich Langhelm
Rheinische Post
Dusseldorf
Langhelm
Robert F. Kennedy
Sunday Times of London
Asahi
Tokyo
Vietnam
Viktor Meier
Washington
Frankfurter Neue Presse
West Germany
New Statesman
Contested Will of Rose N. Gordon Heard in Mena Court
In Mena Arkansas a Probate Court session opened on a will probated by Mrs. Rose N. Gordon who died in April. Executor Clark Cude faces challenges from Ida Hiler of Amelia Ohio and Paul E. Sarver and his wife Barbara. Beneficiaries include Clark Cude’s sons Wayne and Clark Jr. with farm, machinery, and two vehicles. Sarver claims undue influence. Sarver is barred in the will. Prosecutor Joe Hardegree cited about 40 witnesses subpoenaed in defense of the Cude family.
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Ohio
Gordon
Paul E. Sarver
Barbara
Sarver
Clark Cude
Wayne Cude
One Under Par Leads Hot Springs Seniors Meet
Bud McKinney of Dallas shot a one-under-par 71 to lead the Western Seniors Golf Association tournament opening at Hot Springs Golf and Country Club. The 54-hole event drew 146 golfers from 38 states in four age divisions. the second round is today and finals are Thursday.
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Hot Springs, Ark
Western Seniors Golf Association
Hot Springs Golf and Country Club
Bud McKinney
Dallas
Tex
Sullivan Dream Builds Jobs in Philadelphia Slums
The Rev. Leon Howard Sullivan, a Baptist minister, pursues a self help program in Philadelphia’s poorest districts to train the jobless and spur opportunity. From early boyhood he fought segregation and now promotes economic boycotts and white–black partnership to place Negro workers in firms that previously refused them. Sullivan believes shared progress will ease racial tensions as black and white cultures converge.
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Lee Linder
Associated Press
Philadelphia
Leon Howard Sullivan
Sullivan
Tom
America
Charleston
W. Va
Thieu Gains Power as Ky Quits Self Defense Post
Saigon, June 12 Associated Press reports Vice President Nguyen Cao Ky resigned as head of the People's Self Defense Committee, signaling Thieu’s consolidation of authority. Thieu replaces loyalists, tightening control while Ky withdraws to Nha Trang after a week of seclusion.
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Associated Press
Saigon
Nguyen Cao Ky
South Vietnam
People’s Self Defense Committee
Nguyen van Thieu
Thien
Ing
Nha Trang
Thieu
Nguyen Ngo Loan
National Police
le Nguyen Khang
3Rd Military Corps
van van Cua
U.S
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