Ohio Schools Upset Kids of the NIT
Ohio Schools rally past St. John’s in a National Invitation Tournament clash as Dayton tops their opponent 89 to 74. McCarthy scores 25 for Dayton while St. John’s Hans Stein leads with 27.
21 Mar 1958
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1958
Page
1
Ohio Schools rally past St. John’s in a National Invitation Tournament clash as Dayton tops their opponent 89 to 74. McCarthy scores 25 for Dayton while St. John’s Hans Stein leads with 27.
A House committee report on Lecompte’s seating battles is debated as members discuss authority to recommend seating. Testimony and votes reveal party lines and prospects for a full House decision ahead of potential Easter actions. The report reportedly urges rejecting seating while suggesting investigations into irregularities and possible fraud claims.
Church notices list service times and leaders for Gospel Light House Pentecostal and several other local churches. It includes morning worship at 9 30 a.m. and evening services, midweek prayer meetings, Bible study, Sunday School details, choir and youth programs, and pastors or instructors such as Rev H R Mudapaty Rev Bill Ganyp Father Justply Enderine and others. It references First Pentecostal, First Christian, First Baptist, First Methodist, First Presbyterian, Church of the Nazarene, Catholic and other local churches with varied schedules and contact details.
A veto decision continues from Page One as lawmakers tally votes needed to override. Senate counts show 108 Democrats and 44 Republicans backing the measure while debate centers on farm price supports and policy impacts. Local church notices follow with service times and event details across multiple congregations.
The article notes Congress scrutiny over agency budgets as it cites minor reductions in requests for the Federal Communications Commission and the Federal Power Commission among others. It mentions veterans programs and administration costs, signaling ongoing efforts to seal perks and tighten line items.
Senate vote 50 to 49 upheld a farm bill extension amid bids to override with the House version. President may veto the measure as critics warn of higher consumer costs. House action included a $3.5 billion two year surplus disposal extension and dairy price controls face opposition from Republicans seeking a more administration friendly form.
The Citizens Coach Company vice president said the firm will ask Little Rock to reduce franchise taxes and route fares. A formal proposal is not yet ready. The company lost 27,000 last year and 9,000 this month, amid proposed tax relief and service adjustments.
A fragmentary note indicates April shifts as the commerce attorney general and other officers are set to relocate to a new government building. The item mentions the move involving several offices and likely references the state or city administration.
The article details congressional drama as a House vote defeats a presidential veto on the aid bill amid Democratic support. It notes senators like Hubert Humphrey and Everett Dirksen weighing the necessity of foreign aid against economic concerns, with Republicans pushing to push back foreign assistance strategy. The piece highlights $4.9 billion in proposed foreign aid and the Senate Foreign Relations Committee readiness to review administration requests.
In the matter of the estate of Wen ag Ad en W F Atnett deceased, last known Emmet Arkansas, date of death February 27, 1958. An administrator was appointed March 13. Creditors must present verified claims within six months of first publication or be barred.
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