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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1968

Page

10

Dollar stability and currency shifts amid world actions

Financial actions at a Washington conference boost the pound and raise currency credit to Britain while limiting bullion sales to private buyers. The Fed tightens credit as Johnson offers cuts to back his tax plan, and Vietnam policy gains congressional co-sponsors.

Khe Sanh Hue Johnson Washington Paul Findley House U.S Vietnam Findley

Orange Blossom Open won by Kathy Whitworth

In St Peters burg Florida Kathy Whitworth won the Orange Blossom Open by holing a 20 foot bridge putt on the 18th to capture the title. It was the first event of the 1968 Ladies PGA tour with a neck and neck finish involving Sandra Haynie and Judy Kimball. Whitworth earned a $1 875 purse while Haynie and Kimball received $1 350 each.

St, Petersburg Fla Kathy Whitworth Sandra Haynie Judy Kimball Miss Haynie Miss Kimball

Strampe Wins Greater Buffalo PBA Open Tourney

Bob Strampe of Warren Michigan won the $45,000 Greater Buffalo PBA Open, defeating Teata Semiz of River Edge New Jersey 246-201 after topping Therm Davis Chicago and defending champion Nelson Burton Jr. St. Louis in a nationally televised final. Strampe earned $6,000 with Semiz at $3,000 Burton $2,000 Davis $1,800 and McMillin $1,600.

Buffalo N.Y Bob Strampe Greater Buffalo Teata Semiz River Edge N.J Strampe Warren Mich Semiz Therm Davis Chicago Nelson Burton Jr St. Louis Burton Davis McMillin

Central State Marauders Claim Top Small College Title

NAIA champion Central State of Wilberforce Ohio edged Fairmont West Virginia State 48 to 46 to win the 32‑team national tournament after a grueling five game six day run ending Sunday night. In the regular season they defeated Kentucky Wesleyan, NCAA small college crown winner Friday night. Earliest movable type printing dates back to 1041 1049 in China.

Kansas City Central State Wilberforce Ohio Marauders Fairmont W. Va Central Kentucky Wesleyan

Kennedy Declares Candidacy After Vietnam Proposal

From Page One Kennedy recounts a clash over a proposed commission on Vietnam policy. He says Johnson rejected the plan, fearing political deal signals and doubts about wartime policy. Kennedy cites White House talks with Theodore Sorensen and states the night he decided to run for president.

Kennedy Ift Commission Vietnam Johnson North Vietnam U.S Newsweek Magazine White House Theodore Sorensen John F. Kennedy Lyndon B. Johnson

Believed Best in Amateur Wrestling Man of the Year

Coach Grady Peninger of Michigan State was voted amateur wrestling's Man of the Year by the US Amateur Wrestling Foundation. The award was announced Saturday night in Oklahoma City amid celebrations of his career and impact.

Oklahoma City Okla Grady Peninger Michigan State Amateur Wrestling Foundation

Two Price System Question and Gold Market Impact

The piece discusses a proposed two price system and its effect on US gold reserves. It notes the seven nations including Belgium, West Germany, Britain, the Netherlands, Switzerland, and the United States agreeing not to supply gold to market, the $26 billion in central bank gold, and questions whether higher private market prices can last.

Mtr London Pool Britain Treasury South Africa Soviet Union Canada Washington Federal Reserve Board Federal Reserve Johnson Congress Asia Times London United States U.S Belgium West Germany Fly Netherlands Switzerland Comimunique Denttal Ona Paris Atouhd

Park-O-Meters Spread Across America Since 1935

The World Almanac notes automatic parking meters began in July 1935 in Oklahoma City when Carlton Magee’s invention was adopted. It traces their rapid spread to widespread curb control with about 60,000 meters in New York City and millions nationwide.

America Oklahoma City Carlton Magee New York City

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