Travelers Split With Richmond in IL Doubleheader
The Arkansas Travelers split a doubleheader with Richmond, losing 6-4 in game one and winning 3-2 in game two to end the four-game series at two wins each. Horace Clarke drove in the go-ahead run in the first game, while John Herrnstein powered Arkansas with a three-run homer in game two.
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Richmond
Arkansas Travelers
Riichmond
Horace Clarke
Virginians
John Herrnstein
Travelers
Weather Continued From Page One High in 80s
Louisiana cloudy through Tuesday with scattered thundershowers mainly south and central portions. Not as hot this afternoon. Low tonight 66 to 74. High Tuesday 84 to 92. Arkansas cloudy to partly cloudy today and tonight with a few thundershowers south. High today 72 to 82. Low tonight 58 to 70. Tuesday partly cloudy and mild. Eastern and Southern Missouri partly cloudy and a little warmer in the south today, generally fair elsewhere. High today 77 to 83. Low tonight 55 to 62. Clear and continued cool tonight, fair and mild Tuesday.
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Missouri
Boat Forms to Be Ready Soon in Arkansas
G. Albright, state Game and Fish news editor, said motorboat registration forms should be available June 24 at county clerks offices statewide. The renewal deadline is June 30, with a $1 renewal fee. Aubrey Fowler, chief of enforcement, notes some owners are confused about a July 15 renewal to avoid termination of a number. New registrations cost $2 if the boat has never been registered. boats with under 14 horsepower are not required to register.
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Little Rock
Gus Albright
State Game and Fish Commission
Aubrey Fowler
Commission
Syracuse and Buffalo split as runners excel
Oyler and Bill Roman accounted for all of Syracuse runs while Flyer drove in one in each game. Joe Hicks homered for Buffalo in the nightcap with bases loaded. Rochester stretched its winning streak with a four run eighth powered by Ken Hamlin who had his fourth straight hit and Frank Bertaina earned the win. Indianapolis lost on Ed Nettle’s relief. Columbus rallied for four consecutive hits with two out in the fifth to top Toronto as Jim McKnight, newly with Toronto, drove in both Leafs runs. Atlanta scored five in the seventh to comeback over Jacksonville in game one, snapping a three game skid for the Crackers.
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Cal Emery
Arkansas
Don Baddin
Richmond
Syracuse
Rochester Red Wings
Buffalo
Chiefs
Rochester
Indianapolis
Columbus
Toronto
Avanta
Jacksonville
Craig Anderson
Babe Birrer
Ray
Oyler
Bill Roman
Flyer
Joe Hicks
Ken Hamlin
Frank Bertaina
Ed Nettle
Jim McKnight
Leafs
Atlanta
Crackers
Sikes Falls as East Defeats West in NCAA Golf Meet
R H Sikes of Arkansas teamed with Les Peterson of Minnesota to win a preliminary 6 and 4 over Jim Rollman of Miami and Mickey Karl of Ohio. Sikes and Richard McCauley will play today. Sikes, from Springdale, and McCauley, from Pine Bluff, were Razorback golf standouts and were unbeaten in last year's match play.
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Wichita, Kan
R. H. Sikes
University of Arkansas
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Wichita
Sikes
Les Peterson
Minnesota
Jim Rollman
Miami
Mickey Karl
Ohio
Richard McCauley
Springdale
McCauley
Pine Bluff
Razorback
Photographer Counts Joins Indiana as Lecturer
Best photographer I W Counts Jr formerly with the Arkansas Democrat and an Associated Press photographer for two years has joined the University of Indiana Bloomington staff as a lecturer.
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Bloomington, Ind
I. W
Wil) Counts Jr
The
Arkansas Democrat
University of Indiana At Bloomington
Counts
Associated Press
Kennedy faces Senate cloture vote on civil rights package
Leaders plan a Capitol Hill meeting this week as Kennedy gathers support from governors mayors and business groups. The canvass shows a shift toward cloture but key Dixie senators and absent votes leave 67 votes uncertain for ending debate. The package reportedly includes school integration voting rights and anti discrimination measures for public places and private businesses.
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Kennedy
Hawaii
Segislaion
House
Senate
Associated Press
Dixie
Civil Rights Commission
South
Anti Castro Raiding Band Snatches Captives Near Cuba
A nameless anti Castro group reports snatching a small band off Cuba's coast and returning to Marathon Florida with captives. Manuel Quiza and nine comrades claim they killed two militiamen in a clash with a Castro gunboat, their craft riddled, and they seized a fishing boat, its skipper, and two militiamen. They are detained by U.S. authorities to check legal compliance. One member, Evangelia Rufin Catero, is hospitalized with a bullet wound. The State Department said Cuba may have the vessel and the captured crew upon request.
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Fla
Cuba
Manuel Quiza
Miami
Florida Keys
Quizo
U.S
Evangelia Rufin Catero
State Department
Faubus to Attend Malvern State Coop Conference
Gov. Orval Faubus is slated to attend the annual State Conference of Cooperatives in Malvern Arkansas. The event runs today through Friday and is expected to draw about 200 Future Farmers of America and 4-H Club members from across Arkansas.
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Malvern, Ark
Orval J. Faubus
Cooperatives
Malvern
Arkansas Future Farmers of America
4-H
Kennedy urges national cooperation to end racial discrimination
Washington AP President Kennedy in a nationwide broadcast urged cooperation to end discrimination against Negroes. He listed five points including equal treatment urgency, a call for white Americans to examine conscience, backing for constitutional rights, and congressional action to overcome segregation. He linked the Alabama confrontation to broader racial tensions and contrasted with Eisenhower era actions. He outlined two legislative aims to protect Negroes in public facilities and prevent private discrimination in interstate commerce.
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Kennedy
Congress
University of Alabama
George C. Wallace
United States
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Supreme Court
Questions Pick of Military Man Goes to July Meeting
The Ouachita Area Development Council will devote its July session in Hot Springs to evaluating Air Force Col. Carl Hinkle’s qualifications for potential executive director of the Arkansas Industrial Development Council. The move follows Virgil Fletcher of Benton questioning a military leader’s suitability to head the AIDC. Hinkle commands Little Rock Air Force Base. The ATDC had announced last week.
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Benton
Ark
Federal civil rights suit reform urged by Negro leaders
Negro leaders push for federal authority to file suit in any case of denied civil rights to end school segregation nationwide. They argue individuals cannot afford lawsuits and expect Congress to act, though Kennedy is unlikely to seek such broad authority.
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Gress
Kennedy
Arkansans Split Over Area Redevelopment Funds Vote
Washington AP reports Arkansas House members split on a proposal to fund the Area Redevelopment Program. The measure failed 209 to 204 with Rep. J C Gathings voting against and Reps. Oren Harris and James Trimble voting for it.
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Washington
Arkansas
J. C. Gathings
Oren Harris
James Trimble
World junior welterweight title fight results listed
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS reports Wayne Thornton of Fresno outpointed Jose Menno in Manila. Eddie Perkins of Chicago outpointed Roberto Cruz in Manila. Vicente Saldivar of Mexico stopped Baby Luis of Cuba in Mexico City for the world junior welterweight title. AIDC chairman Winthrop Rockefeller resigns effective June 30 to pursue private business. successor name withheld pending personal obligations.
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Fresno
Calif
Jose Menno
Argentina
Manila
Eddie Perkins
Chicago
Roberto Cruz
Philippines
Mexico City
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Mexico
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Cuba
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Winthrop Rockefeller
AIDC
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