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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1962
Page
3
Colorado In Again In Big Eight Title Chase
Colorado stays in the Big Eight race after a 74-64 win over Missouri as Kansas State loses to Nebraska while Oklahoma State upsets Kansas State 78-68. Kansas State must beat Nebraska to keep a title shot. Colorado can clinch with a Kansas win. Kentucky also wins as Syracuse tops Connecticut 87-76.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Oklahoma State
Kansas State
Cowboys Hunt
Oan
Missouri
Nebraska
Kansas
Wildcats
Bradley
Duquesne
Braves
Cincinnati Allentgeme
Cane Ferance
Jasor
Loyola of Chicago
Xavier
Ohio
Loyala
NCAA
Kentucky
Tulane
Syracuse
Connecticut
Jimmy Rays
Big Ten
Purdue
Terry Disthinger
Hosiers
Ulingis
Daryl Petsch
Oklahom
Minnesota
Michiga
Town State
Parks Could Salve Pride With a Win
Arkansas’ Rie backs could heal a painful season by beating SMU and breaking a tie for the Southwest Conference title. SMU and Texas Tech lead 10-3. a win keeps hope alive for a playoff berth as Tech plays Rice in Houston and Arkansas eyes a late-season push. Coach Clen To se plans to start regulars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Arkansas
SMU
Mustangs
Texas Tech
Fort Worth
Air Force
Tech
Rice
Houston
Clen Tose
Richard Kitchens Earns Distinguished Rifleman Qualification
Richard Kitchens of Hope completed his rifleman qualifications in early March becoming the first shooter from the local club to achieve this 15th and highest NRA award. He earned Expert in sixth grade, passed NRA tests, and will receive NRA gold medal pin brassard and a year of American Rifleman. he also qualifies as a Certified Assistant Rifle Instructor and will become a Certified Instructor on his seventh birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Don Wright
George Wright
Mike Westbrook
Bob Westbrook
Larry
Mike
Focal Rifle Club
Charles
Butch” Graham
David Moore
Richard
Sonny” Kitchens
Department of the Army
Dept. of Army
Senny"” Kitchens
Charles Kitchens
Hope
Sonny
United States
Kitchens
National Rifle Association
NIA
Kitelons
Stahr Denies He Will Resign as Army Secretary
Washington AP Elvis J Stahr Jr denies reports he plans to resign as secretary of the Army to become president of Indiana University He said weeks ago he learned he was among candidates for Indiana president and notes his prior role as West Virginia University president before January 1961
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Elvis J. Stahr Jr
Army
Stahr
University of Indiana
Indiana
West Virginia University
No Ruling on Speech Copyright
The Supreme Court delayed a final ruling on whether government speeches used in official matters can be copyrighted as private property. The case, involving Public Affairs Press and Navy expert Vice Admiral Hyman Rickover, asks if some speeches are protectable while others are not. The Court sent the matter back to district court, leaving open a possible ruling later when stronger records exist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
Public Affairs Press
Washinn
DB. C
Vice Adm
Hyman G. Rickover
Navy
Rickover
U.S. Court of Appeals
U.S. District Court
Way of the Cross TV classic shapes highway biography
NBC producer Lou Hazam created Way of the Cross, a reverent film tracing Jesus route. Now a highway biography traveling 2500 miles from York, Maine to Key West, Fla shows American mores and history along the Eastern seaboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cynthia Lowry
NEW York
NBC
Lou Hazam
Jesus
Jerusalem
U.S
Yortont
Maine
Key West
Fla
New England
Washington
Yazan
Houte
Hazam
SWC Referees Take Lie Detector Tests
In Austin Texas AP report Southwest Conference basketball referees volunteered for polygraph tests amid alleged game fixing concerns. Seventeen refs took tests over two days to clear suspicions tied to recent conference games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
Able Curtis
Department of Public Safety
H. A. Albert
Tom Barnes
Lubbock
DPS
Curtis
Col
Homer Garrison
Southwest Conference
Dallas Ipbi
New York Post
Gene Roswell
Roswell
Try to Revive Steel Talks
Washington officials say the administration may move on Tuesday to restart suspended steel labor negotiations after a weekend collapse in Pittsburgh. They report progress, noting the industry has moved toward union demands estimated at about 12 cents an hour, while steelworkers now average $3.28 hourly plus nearly $1 more in benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pittsburgh
ABC Plans Weekday Afternoon Kids Show Discovery
ABC announced it would start a daily late afternoon children's program Discovery next October. The series, previously rejected by affiliated stations, would air Monday through Friday from 4:30 to 4:50 p m EST, replacing the final segment of Dick Clark's American Bandstand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ABC
Washington
Discovery
Dick Clark
When to Fish or Hunt Solunar Tables
The Solunar table shows Major and Minor fishing and hunting periods for each day. Major periods last about one and a half to two hours while minor periods are shorter. The schedule lists daily start times for morning and afternoon windows to guide activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Alden Knight
Piersall Faces Heated Slugfest In Washington Camp
Jimmy Piersall, the Senators top paid star, says he is stunned by Gene Woodling’s charges that he receives special treatment. Woodling, the team rep, accused Piersall of getting a private room and other perks, but Piersall denies asking for favors and cites personal habits that require quiet. He says he aims to avoid controversy and has mixed feelings about the dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pompano Beach
Fla
Jimmy Piersall
Stormy Petrel
Washington
Gene Woodling
Woodling
Senators
Piersot
Joe DiMaggio
Piersall
Ohio State Tops After Upset In AP Poll
Ohio State remains No 1 in the AP basketball poll despite a shocking 86-67 loss at Wisconsin that ended its 27 game Big Ten winning streak. Wisconsin seized the upset to spoil Ohio State’s bid for a perfect season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio State
Buckeyes
Associated Press
Bucks
Mississippi State
Cincinnati
Wisconsin
Badgers
Madison
Indi
Jukebox Revenue Tax Challenged
Arkansas Supreme Court to hear a suit by C. E. Tolliver of Poinsett County challenging the state sales tax on jukebox revenues. Tolliver faced $2,788 in penalties and taxes for 1957 to 1960, arguing no provision in the law required such tax on juice boxes and that tax payment would affect income tax collection. The Revenue Department appealed after a chancery ruling in Tolliver's favor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Arkansas Supreme Court
C. E. Tolliver
Poinsett County
State Revenue Department
Tolliver
the Revenue Department
Poinsc Chancellary Gener. Bradley of
Blythaville
Paris woman dies from heater fire burns
Mrs. Tony Furstenberg, 64, of Paris, died Monday from burns after her clothes caught fire from a home heater. She suffered burns over seven percent of her body and died in a hospital. In other news, Cincinnati Bearcats closed their regular season with a 61 58 win over Xavier to finish 24 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris, Ark
Tony Furstenberg
Paris
J . Cincinnati
Bearcats
Xavier
Ohio
Kansas State
Kentucky
Mississippi State
Bradley
Injuries Start to Mount as Reds Camp Shuffles Lineup
Cincinnati manager Freddie Hutchinson faces a first on field crisis as Gene Freese breaks an ankle and rookie Cliff Cook is eyed to replace him. Freese, the 28 year old slugger, had a standout season with .277 average, 26 homers and 87 RBIs. Also noted are signings by Jack Sanford, Pete Ramos, and Bol Belinsky as camps open.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Clary
Associated Press
Freddie Hutchinson
Cincinnati Reds
Gene Freese
Reds
American Association
Indianapolis
Cook
Freese
Chicago ‘White Sox
Jack Sanford
Pete Ramos
Sanford
San Francisco
Phoenix
Ariz
Ramos
Washington
Bol Belinsky
Los Angeles Angels
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