Windsong Favored in Oaklawn Feature at Hot Springs
Oaklawn Park in Hot Springs Arkansas bets center on Windsong trained by Doug Davis Jr as the favorite in the $5,500 feature race with 110 pounds. The field includes Black Chaparral Gemini 8 Im In Favor Skee Ruler Pendon Knollwood Grand Royal and Tarotinos. Idieh won yesterdays $6,500 feature, ridden by James McKnight, with Lady Doggett and Polymar also returning payouts. J W Layland rode three winners Kimberly Sue Star Boy and Sir Victor as crowds of 8 957 saw a $761 244 handle on St Patrick’s Day.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Winisong
Doug Davis Jr
Oaklawn Park
Busy Windsong
James McKnight
Black Chaparral
Pendon
Knollwood
Grand Royal
McKnight
Idieh
Lady Doggette
G. M. Holtsinger
Davis
Lady Doggett
Polymar
Oaklawn
Hockey J. W. Layland
Kimberly Sue
Star Boy
Sir Victor
R. T. McDonnel
Tabloid
St. Patrick's Day
Kuhn Proves He's Friend of the Fans
baseball commissioner Bowie Kuhn announced a shift in All-Star voting from players to fans. Voting runs May 30 to June 28 with 75 000 outlets and computerized ballots. one vote per person and a review panel will settle disputed selections in Cincinnati.
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New York
Bowie Kuhn
Washington
Cincinnati
Reds
Cincinnati Reds
Kuhn
St. Petersbug
Fla
Fort Lauderdale
SAB
Kulin
Gillette Company
Kuba
Deapue
Queslint
Youth Chair Hosts Fish Fry at Parsonage Frida
The BeBee Manorial C.M.E. Church Youth Chair announces a fish fry at the parsonage this Friday March 20. Tickets list prices by a sandwich. Malinda H Brandon, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Willie J Brandon of 1306 N Sherman St, teaches at Dovee Kiltuber Elementary in Milwaukee. She is a 1950 graduate of AM&N College and held leadership roles in student organizations and the NEA.
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BeBee
C.M.E. Church
Malinda H. Brandon
Willie J. Brandon
N. Sherman St
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Dovee Kiltuber
South Greeh Avenue
Miss Brandon
Am&n College
Hinc Bhufl
Arkansas
Elobehta
Lawrence A. Davis
NEA
Weader
School of Hope aids retarded children at Yerger Junior High
Mrs Patth Manus of the School of Hope outlined a Hempstead County backed program for educable trainable and totally dependent children. Eight students attend daily in a special room with volunteers and one paid teacher and aide. Guests at the Kiwanis meeting included Mrs Arch Winle Mrs Guy Grigg and other local leaders.
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Patth Manus
School of Hope
Kiwanis Club
Donald Mus
Manus
Hempstead County Association For
Yerger Junior High School
Hope
Arch Winle
Guy Grigg
W.H. Peterson, Jr
Kg, Hamilton
Hot Springs Hires a New Coach
Hot Springs Arkansas AP reports Bobby Hannon. a Dallas Baptist College assistant, named head football coach at Hot Springs High School. Hannon previously served as an assistant at Little Rock Central. He succeeds Tommy Brasher who resigned to join the University of Arkansas.
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Hot Springs, Ark
Bobby Hannon
Dallas Baptist College
Hot Springs High School
Hannon
Little Rock Central
Tuskany Heels
Tommy Brasher
University of Arkansas
Cardinal Recruiter Carlen Finds Texas Tech Talent
Texas Tech coach Jim Carlen has landed top quarterback prospects Jimmy Carmichael and Joe Barnes in the SWC, stressing fundamentals in spring practice beginning March 23. He aims to build a competitive program against Texas and Arkansas, emphasizing hard work, team depth, and confident coaching relationships with players and parents.
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Denne H. Freeman
Associated Press
Dallas
Jim Carlen
Texas Tech
Red Raiders
Carlen
West Virginia
Jimmy Carmichael
Brownwood
Joe Barnes
Big Lake
Texas
Arkansas
Gathis
Steve Worster
Fort Worth Junior Bar Association
Worster
Chris Gilberts
Phil
Hulle
Ian Ha Cagh
Warstel
Carmichel
Tighty
Sup
Top Football Executives in Meeting
In Honolulu AP reports top NFL and AFL executives met to tackle the next phase after merging leagues. Owners of 26 clubs planned decisions on the 1971 Super Bowl site and league differences while Boston eyed a homeless Patriots stadium and Miami secured a bid to host the Jan 17 1971 Super Bowl for a third time in nest city history.
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Honolulu
Milam
Boston
Boston Patriots
Miami
Two Arkansas Natives Among 14 Officers Charged in My Lai Inquiry
Washington AP reports two of 14 officers charged with dereliction of duty in the Son My My Lai field investigation are Arkansans. Brig. Gen. George H. Young Jr. of Pine Bluff and Col. Robert Bryan Luper of Springdale face charges amid the military inquiry. McKnight, another officer linked to ASU, had Vietnam service and later studied at the Command and General Staff College.
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Washington
Son My-Lai
Arkansas
George H. Young Jr
Pine Bluff
Col
Robert Bryan Luper
Springdale
Young
Europe
Lauper Asown
Army
Command and General Staff College
Ft. Leavenworth
Kan
Robert Wallace McKnight
Arkansas State University
Vietnam
ASU
McKnight
Cote Wand
Cale Duge- Young
Columbia Military Academy
Temmesse
Citadel
Charleston
D.C
Sicily
Salerno
Japan
Korea
2Nd Infantry
Iny
24Th
Luper
Marine Corps
Camp Chaffee
Ark
Ft. Bragg
N.C
Ft. Sill
Ft. Lawton
Hawai
7Th Infantry Brigade
Atx
General Staff College
Faubus Says Rockefeller Could Lose If He Seeks Third Term
Former Arkansas governor Orval Faubus told Jacksonville audiences that polls show governor Rockefeller could be defeated if he runs again. Faubus endorsed the legislature’s tax approach and warned against underestimating a challenger, while noting Rockefeller’s potential to win regardless of poll results.
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John R. Starr
Associated Press
Jacksonville, Ark
Orval E. Faubus
Winthrop Rockefeller
Faubus
Rockefeller
Orval Eugene Farbus
Chie
Jacksonville
Jaye Cees
Arkansas
Elizabeth
Massacre officers charged in field investigation report
A Washington AP summary lists officers charged in the My Lalami Son My massacres field inquiry. Maj. Gen. Samuel W. Koste, Brig. Gen. George H. Young Jr, Col. Cran K. Henderson, Col. Nels A. Patech, Lt. Col. David Carin, Lt. Col. William C. Guinn, Maj. Charles C. Calhoun, Maj. Robert W. McKnight, and Maj. Frederic W. Watke face charges under Articles 92 134 107 and 133 UCMJ for failure to obey regulations dereliction false swearing and related offenses.
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Washington
UCMY
Samuel W. Koste
Americal Division
UCMJ
George H. Young Jn
Col
Cran K. Henderson
Lith Infantry Brigade
Sven
Nels A. Patech
Ohtet
Aterteal Divis
Eestete 62
UCM
Regiatona
LtCol
David
Carin
Son Tinh
William C. Guinn
Quang Ngai Province
UCI
Charles C. Calhoun
Task Force Barker
Robert W. McKnight
11Th Infantry Brigade
Frederic W. Watke
123D Aviation Battalion
Military court-martial charges listed for several officers
Capt Kenneth W Boatman faced Articles 133 and 134 UCMJ violations for failing to report misconduct. Capt Dennis H Dotigon charged with Article 92 UCMJ violation for disobeying regulations. Capt Ernest L Medina as CO of Company C 1st Battalion 20th Infantry charged with misprision of a felony and Article 134. Capt Thomas K Willingham of Company B 4th Battalion 4th Infantry charged with Articles 107 and 134 UCMJ for making false statements and possession of a felony.
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Dutien
Kenneth W. Boatman
Artillay
UCMJ
Dennis H. Dotigon
62D
Dntelligence Detachment
UCM
Ernest L. Medina
20Th Infantry
Thomas K. Willingham
4D Infantry
UCMIJ
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Ien
Richmond
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Japueoh
Ya Lee
Wanis
Hop
Henry Haynes
Star
Patti Manus
Raider
Gitpet
Faubus Pol
Harrison
Facubus
Friadhtain
Mike
Sue
Goodyear
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Wen
Blems
Polyglas
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Prem Nodustry
Easie
Goodyear Service Store
Hope, Ark
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