British Hope Is Taylor at Wimbledon
Roger Taylor, 36, has stirred British fans with a quarterfinal upset of Rod Laver as he pursues Wimbledon glory. Graebner, a top server from New York, challenges him with strong serve, while bookmakers favor Newcombe and Roche among Australians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Roger Taylor
Rod Laver
Fred Perry
Taylor
Clark Graebner
Graebner
New York
Carole
John Newcombe
Australia
Tony Roche
Roy Emerson
Ken Rosewall
Laver
Mike Davies
American National Tennis League
Roger
Arthur Ashe
A Good Dummy Plays To Narrow Card Choices
South starts by seeking a sure taker and then the best chance. He eventually cashes clubs and diamonds, ruffles hearts, and uses discard decisions to limit losses. The play ends with West on lead with only spades, while South exits with one club one spade and one trump.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
West
East
Bridge puzzle asks rebid after one no trump response
In a no trump response to a one heart overcall, consider best contract. The system shows a bidding diagram with players West North East South and a sequence culminating in a question about the correct action. The advised continuation discusses whether to pass, bid three hearts, or pursue a four heart slam, noting risk and partnership style. Tomorrow's answer will explain the optimal line.
Jim Hart to appear on Independence Day national TV
Jim Hart, minister of music and education at First Baptist, will join Billy Graham and Bob Hope on two hour long Independence Day telecasts from Washington. The Centurymen, a 100 voice choir, will perform from the Lincoln Memorial and provide a solo in the evening show. The program aims to rekindle patriotism with Hope and Graham as co chairmen and is directed by James Woodward. The Centurymen comprise Baptist church ministers from 22 states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Hart
First Baptist Church
Billy Graham
Bob Hope
Washington, D. C
Gerald Trussell
Centurymen
The
Southern Baptists’ Radio and Television Commission
Sawrday
TV Guide
Lincoln Memorial
Graham
James Woodward
Buryl Red
Gambling revival talk stirs Hot Springs voters survey
In Hot Springs Arkansas an AP survey by telephone asked residents whether legalized gambling should return and how they would vote. Of 100 calls 40 favored, 32 opposed, 25 had no comment or did not know, and three hung up. Many sample responses echoed nostalgia for the Spa era and Hot Springs’ past prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Ault
Hot Springs Sentinel
Record
Hot Springs
Ark
Las Vegas
Orval E. Faubus
Little Rock
Rockefeller
Col
Lynn Davis
Arkansas State Police
Sentinel Record
Priviledge
Christ
Spa
Ards
AML
Boston
Dallas
Blackmun
Ohio
California
Israeli Kill Curfew Violator and Gaza City clashes
Israeli army shot a woman after a curfew violation in Gaza City. Other reports say planes crossed the Suez Canal to strike Egyptian targets, with guerrillas firing rockets at Beit Shean. Rabin returned to Washington after talks on a U.S. peace plan. Meir rejected a temporary Arab-Israeli ceasefire. Jerusalem court will move to former Jordanian courts on July 16 amid Jerusalem sector disputes. Also, Arkansas official criticizes prosecutor over county ticket funds and political pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Gross
Associated Press
TEL Aviv
Israel Army
Gaza City
Suez Canal
West Bank
Jordan
Beit Shean
Yitzhak Rabin
Israel
United States
Washington
U.S
Middle East
Rabin
William P. Rogers
Golda Meir
Jerusalem
Crittenden
Soybean Loan Redeemed Steadily
Soybean growers are steadily redeeming 1969 crop loans as of the latest figures. Nationally about 10 percent of 1969 soybeans were under price support, versus over 27 percent of 1968 on the same date. Chairman H B Gilbert notes redemptions boost market sales and reduce government storage costs while supporting longer marketing through the ASC program. Local use trends project a rise in oral soybean use to 1,136 million bushels this year from 945 million in 1969.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Gilbert
Hempstead County
ASC
ASCS
Health task force urges universal nationwide health insurance
A Nixon administration panel says reform is needed for a fragmented, costly system. It urges scrapping Medicaid and replacing it with 100 percent federally financed insurance for up to 40 million poor people, costing 10 to 18 billion annually, with greater public input and federal role. The group backs national health insurance and proposes a second committee to study legislation for 1971.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G.C. Thelen Jr
Associated Press
Washington
Blue Cross
Walter McNerney
McNerney Panel
Mar
Compton Cites 3 Issues In Gubernatorial Run
El Dorado Democrat Robert C. Compton named education, the prison system, and income per capita as Arkansas’s top problems during a Monday night talk on a Little Rock radio station. He urged harsher prison discipline and criticized Gov. Rockefeller’s record on prison reform. He proposed tax credits to boost payrolls and prioritized vocational education with paid-up insurance for workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lits la Bule
Robert C. Compton
el Dorado
Compton
Little Rock
Winthrop Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Hearing aids market shows strong yearly sales
Approximately half a million hearing aids are sold yearly with prices ranging from $190 to $450, indicating steady demand across multiple brands and retailers.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Joie
Garner
Ms West
Nortie
Ne ‘A
Opunine
Wow
MLB
Tan Ping
Tada Ae
Anderson-Frazier Insurance Agency, Inc
Hope
Arkansas
Burger
Byron R. White
Potter Stewart
Supreme Court
Charlotte-Mecklenburg County
N.C
North Carolina
Lloyd McCuistion
West Memphis
Joe Holland
Southland
County General Fund
Thomas
Hale
NED Purtle & Son Ranch
Experiment Station
Old Hwy
Hesston
Leo's Garage & Implement CO
Hesston OF Kansas
S. Walnut ST
Doug
Haynie
R. PH
Hee E *Mahy
Rexall Drug Store
South Elm
Hope, Ark
Wayne Johnson
City of Hope
Wayne Jobpsay
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!