Arkansas deer population in danger from overharvest and mismanagement
The Arkansas deer population, once thriving due to favorable conditions and management, faces decline as excessive hunting, habitat loss, and timber practices threaten herd balance. Across the state, fear grows that without improved wildlife management, malnutrition and habitat damage will reduce deer numbers, prompting a series of articles drawing on biologists and federal agencies.
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Arkansas
Uva
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
National Maresty Service
Rematch Fails as Orioles Beat Yankees 4 1 in Quiet Victory
Baltimore defeated New York 4 1 behind a steady Orioles performance as Boog Powell was plunked by Bud Daley and Robin Roberts hit Roger Maris. The crowd of 96 703 at Memorial Stadium marked the year’s largest attendance as officials quarreled over the feud between managers Hitchcock and Houk.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Orioles
New York Yankees
Mariner
Yankees
New Yorke
Orioles
New York
Yankee Stadium
Billy’ Hitchcock
Ralph Houk
Yankee
Bios
Oriole
John (Boog) Powell
Bud Daley
Roblin Roberts
Roger Maris
Forge
Memorial Stadium
Houle
Hitchcock
Ralph
Milchceck
When to Fish or Hunt Solunar Tables
The schedule of Solunar periods from John Alden Knight's tables guides daily activity. Major periods begin at shown times and last about two hours. minor periods are shorter. Plan days to fish in good territory or hunt in good cover to maximize sport.
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John Alden Knight
NCAA Meet survivors vie for five final spots at Dike course
Phase Two of the NCAA Golf Tournament begins with match play among six survivors from the initial field. Kermit Darley of Houston tops medalists with 140, while Charles Layton of Georgia and Dick Dion of Duke lead the pursuit of final bids. Houston seeks its sixth team title in seven years, as finals run through Saturday after semis Friday.
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Duruam
N.C
Kermit Darley
Houston
Charles Layton
Georgia
Dick Dion
Duke
John Lotz
Saan Jose
Mone
James Gabrielson
Purdue
Cougars
Kens
Oklahoma State
Leaders in the Major Leagues collage of batting and pitching leaders
The Associated Press lists National and American League leaders by categories. Notable figures include Williams and Mays atop batting averages and home runs, Wills and Davis with stolen bases, Koufax and Purkey leading pitching, and Rollins and Wagner among runs and RBIs. The scan shows numerous first-place figures across leagues with several incomplete entries.
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Associated Press
Williams
Chicago
Caltison
Philadelphia
Rus
Mays
San Francisco
Wills
Los Angeles
T. Davis
Standings And Schedule From The Associated Press
The Associated Press standings show Los Angeles leading with a 47 23 mark and Chicago at 42 87 3, amid Tuesday results including New York 6 Milwaukee 5 and Chicago 9 Philadelphia 5. Thursday schedule lists Washington at Detroit and Minnesota at Chicago with other key matchups.
Baseball scores from minor leagues and leagues today
In the International League Syracuse defeated Columbus 3 to 6 while Buffalo beat Atlanta 7 to 4 in 10 innings. Toronto edged Jacksonville 2 to 1 and Rochester won 7 to 0 over Richmond. Pacific Coast League games saw Tacoma 7 Spokane 5 and Seattle 5 Salt Lake City 4. Portland won 1 to 0 over Hawaii, San Diego beat Vancouver 8 to 5. American Association results included Indianapolis 6 Louisville 3, Denver 4 Omaha 1, and Oklahoma City 5 Dallas-Fort Worth 1.
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Syracuse
Columbus
Buffalo
Atlanta
Toronto
Jacksonville
Rochester
Richmond
Tacoma
Spokane
Seattle
Salt Lake City
Portland
Hawaii
San Diego
Vancouver
Indianapolis
Louisville
Denver
Omaha
Oklahoma City
Dallas-Fort Worth
Reds edge Pirates 2 1 as Lynch drives in winner in Cincinnati
In Cincinnati, Jerry Lynch of the Reds drove in the winning run with his third hit, lifting Cincinnati over Pittsburgh 2-1. Frank Lary of the Tigers, troubled by arm trouble, pitched a six-hit shutout against Washington, winning 5-0.
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Associated Press
Jerry Lynch
Reds
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Frank Lary
Tigers
Sticson
Washington
Angels Beat Yankees To Move Up In AL Standings
The Los Angeles Angels shut out the Yankees 7-4 to seize third in the AL race, extending their dominance over the Athletics with a sixth straight win and ninth in 12 meetings. Boston, Minnesota, Baltimore, and Detroit also won while Cleveland clung to a half-game lead over Minneapolis. In the NL, Los Angeles edged St Louis 3-2 as Houston fell behind.
Bids Taken on Hospital Wing
Wooten Construction Co of Little Rock submitted a bid of 191 418 to build a Helena Hospital addition including X ray and emergency rooms. The project totals 257 000 with federal grants and local funding from a revenue bond issue and taxes.
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Helena, Ark
Wooten Construction Go
Little Rock
Helena Hospital
Arkansas Flag Flown Over Independence Hall Ceremony
The Arkansas state flag was raised over Independence Hall as Philadelphia marked the 175th anniversary of the Constitution. Arkansas, admitted as the 25th state, was represented by Maj. Gen. Sherhan T. Clinger the adjutant general in the ceremony.
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Philadelphia
Arkansas
Independence Hall
Sherhan T. Clinger
Warning Order in Scott v Scott Chancery Case Arkansas
Legal Notice warns Homer S. Scott to appear in Hempstead County Chancery Court within thirty days to answer the complaint filed by June Cook Scott. Clerk Jamie Russell signs on June 12 1962 with seal. Notices list dates June 13 20 27 and July 5 1963.
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Hempstead County
Ark
June Cook Scott
Homer S. Scott
Jamie Russell
Katherine B. Lauterbach
Junior Golf Leader Is Jim Beach In Arkansas Finals
In Pine Bluff Arkansas Jim Balch of Little Rock led finals of the state junior boys golf tournament after a 98 1574 over 19 holes Tuesday, with Ricky Freeman also from Little Rock close behind. A large youth turnout watched qualifiers at the Country Club amid rain delays. top four in the 14 15 bracket advance, alongside 16 and 17 year olds. Other junior winners include Calvin Campbell Hot Springs Paul Cashion McGee John Medley and Malcolm McKenzie among others. deadline for amateur open division entry is 2 p.m. Thursday.
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Pine Bluff
Ark
Jimmy Balch
Little Rock
Balch
Ricky Freeman
Mike McCutchenson
Malcolm McKenzie
James Coates III
Don Roundtree
el Dorado
Jim Lanz
Texarkana
Calvin Campbell
Hot Springs
Paul Cashion
McGcee
W. Creekmore III
Fort Smith
John Medley
North Little Rock
Lawyer Says He Was Held Unlawfully
A white Mississippi lawyer charges he and a group of four college students were kept incommunicado for 20 hours by Clarksdale authorities. William J. Higgs, attorney for the Mississippi Civil Rights Advisory Committee, said the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People has contacted the Justice Department on their behalf. The students, visiting northern Mississippi to study racial issues, visited a Negro church in Clarksdale to discuss Merrill Lindsey’s congressional campaign and were arrested on suspicion with unclear charges.
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Mississippi
Clarksdale
Miss
Kennedy
William J. Higgs
Jackson
Mississippi Civil Rights Advisory Committee
Greenville
T ‘He
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Justice Department
Higgs
Congress
Merrill Lindsey
Lindsey
Higes
University of Mississippi
Harvard Law School
Prince Edward County
Wimbledon seedings list shows McKinley lone American
Wimbledon seedings place Chuck McKinley as the only U S player in the men's singles, with Whitney Reed left out. Rod Laver heads the list with Emerson and Fraser as Australian teammates. other top seeds include Krishna n, Santana, Pietrangeli and Hewitt. In the women’s draw Christine Truman and others are listed, while Darlene Hard is No 2 in the U S. A seven week program is described as run by Rev Frederic Buss and the Student Christian Movement. Separately, six more Southern Negroes arrive in Hyannis on reverse Freedom Rides, bringing total to 71 people sent to Cape Cod by segregationists.
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London
Chuck McKinley
United States
Whitney Reed
America
McKinley
Reed
Rod Laver
Roy Emerson
Neale Fraser
Ramanthan Krishnan
India
Miguel Santana
Spain
Nicola Pietrangeli
Italy
Bob Hewitt
Australia
Darlene
Hard
Calif
Margaret Smith
Maria Esther’ Bueno
Brazil
Rene Schiurman
South Africa
Ann Haydon
Britain
Angela Mortimer
Leslie Turner
Karen, Hantze Susman
Chula' Vista
Christine Truman
Miss Mortimer
Youngest Hole-in-One Claim At Oaklawn Club
May Be May Be Youngest for Hole-in-One at Oaklawn Golf Course in Hot Springs Arkansas. Fred Weber Copeland, age seven, aces a 17 yard hole using a No 2 wood Tuesday. Parents Fred E Copeland and wife of New Madrid say he has golfed since age four. witnesses and greenskeeper certify the shot.
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Springs
Ark
Fred Weber Copeland
Oaklawn
Fred E. Copeland
New Madrid
Fred
Greeny
Presbyterian Group to Meet in Little Rock
The 192nd annual meeting of the general assembly of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church opens in Little Rock with an opening session at 3 p.m. About 1,200 delegates are expected. The Missionary Auxiliary holds its first convention alongside the assembly. The church lists roughly 84,000 members in 984 churches with Memphis as headquarters. Governor Faubus will address delegates. A tour of a 160 acre site bought for a proposed national conference grounds is planned for Saturday. The conference ends Monday.
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Little Rock
General , Assembly of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Assembly
Tis
Memphis
Orval E. Faubus
the Assembly
Dodgers Gain Ground on Giants with Drysdale Victory
Dodgers ace Don Drysdale earned his 11th win as Los Angeles moved to a 2% game lead over fading San Francisco. Frank Howard sparked the offense, while St Louis fell 3-2. In other NL games Cincinnati beat Pittsburgh and Chicago topped Philadelphia as the Mets snapped a seven-game skid with a 6-5 win over Milwaukee. In the AL, Minnesota closed to within a half game of Cleveland with a 6-4 win over Chicago, Boston beat Cleveland 4-2, Los Angeles won 7-4 over Kansas City, New York lost 3-1 to Baltimore, and Detroit shut out. Howard hit his 10th homer of the season. Duke Snider and Ron Fairly featured in the Dodgers’ late rally. Farrel limited San Francisco in the ninth as Houston won fifth in six. Cincinnati moved into third with a 2-1 win over Pittsburgh. The Cubs rallied for six runs in the ninth to beat Philadelphia 9-5. Mets defeated Milwaukee 6-5 behind Roger Craig and Gene Wooo rling.
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Los Angeles Angels
Yankees
Yanks
Kansas City Athletics
Angels
A's
Boston
Cleveland
Indians
Minnesota
Chicago
Baltimore
Frank Lary
Detroit
Washington
Twins
Los Angeles
St. Louis
Houston
San Francisco
Giants
Cincinnati
Pitsburgh
Philadelphia
New York
Chuck Estrada
Brooks Robinson
Ralph Terry
Harmon Killebrew
White Sox
Junto Pizarro
Dondanni
Jim Kaat
Vic Power
Bob Allison
Gene Green
Lary
Senators
Don Drysdale
Dodgers
San Francisco Giants
Drysdale
Frank Howard
Houston Colts
Pittsburgh
Pirates
New York Mets
Milwaukee
Cleveland Indians
Kansas City
New York Yankees
Howard
Ron Fairly
Duke Snider
Lindy McDaniel
Dick Farrel
Colts
Billy O'Dell
Jerry Lynch
Don Blasin
Reds
Cubs
Phillies
Roger Craig
Gene Woorlling
Joe Christopher
Mets
Braves
Eddie Mathews
Fights Last Night in San Antonio and Honolulu
In San Antonio Olle Blackshear from Houston defeated Rueben Rivera of Monterrey by points in ten rounds. In Honolulu Rocky Kalingo from the Philippines outpointed Joan Tantsiddiz of Albuquerque over ten rounds.
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Associated Press
San Antonio
Tex
Olle Blackshear
Houston
Rueben Rivera
Monterrey
Mexico
Honolulu
Rocky Kalingo
Philippines
Joan Tantsiddiz
Albuquerque
N.M
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Wagner
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Pascual
Estrada
Bo Jim Hackleman
Jim Beach
Ron Santo
Hal Smith
Wrigley Field
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Don Buddin
Norm Larker
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Hope FE Star
Cancer Policy
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Ierany I
Agent Medaasy
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Roy Anderson
Insurance Agency
Gaeran Pepe Lara
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