Harlem Stars Bring Comic Basketball to Jones Field House
The Harlem Stars led by Bold Buje and Henry Johnson bring comic basketball flair to Jones Field House on March 31 at 8 pm, facing Perry's Truck Stop. Advance student tickets are 1.00 and 1.50 for adults. door prices rise to 2.00. Notable players include one armed Bold Bule and Big Daddy from Houston, plus Globetrotter experience and strong scoring presence.
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Harlem Stars
Perry
Jones Field House
Anna P. Strong Federated Club
Stars
Bold Buje
Bold Bule
Compton
California
Pine Bluff
Arkansas
Tennessee State College
the Globetrotters
Negro Community Calendar and Obituaries Summary
Calendar notes for Mt. Zion Church Women’s Day on March 30 with guest speaker Mrs. J M McGhee and multiple cooperating churches. Underscored family visits from Louise Tolliver and S M Wyatt, and an obituary for Ella Sanders Thomas from Sprudell. Also reports on Division B Singing Convention in Prescott March 30, and local church events at Lonoke and Mt. Pleasant C M E Church with pastors Walter White and others.
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Mt. Zion C
J.M. McGhee
St. Mark Baptist
St. Luke Baptist No. 2
St. Paul C.M.E
Washington
Bethel A.M.E
BeeBee Memorial C.M.E
RH. Datts
Louise Tolliver
Decatur
Dhnois
Grant Davenport
Davenports
S. M. Wyatt
Memphis
Tennesssee
Wyatts
Lonoke Baptist Church
Ella Sanders Thomas
Sprudell
Hicks Funeral Home, Inc
Southwest District
Munn's
Debt Limit Bill to Be Signed by Nixon
Washington AP Nixon expected to sign a bill raising the national debt limit to a record 377 billion dollars to avert a Treasury squeeze in under three weeks. Senate approved 67 to 8, sending the measure after Dirksen urged passage. The bill raises the limit by 12 billion and expires June 30 1970, restoring it to 365 billion and prompting a review of policy next spring if debt nears 374 billion in March and April 1970.
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Washington
Nixon
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Timois
Mete
Nixon Civil Rights Policies Under Study
The Nixon administration’s civil rights enforcement faced Senate scrutiny as hearings opened on Pentagon and Transportation Department decisions. The panel, led by Sen. Kennedy, probes how J P Stevens Burlington and Dan River Mills won 9.4 million in textile contracts amid alleged discriminatory practices. Deputy Defense Secretary Packard cited assurances of affirmative action by the firms.
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John Chadwick
Associated Press
Washington
Nixon
Senate
Pentagon
Department of Transportation
Edward M. Kennedy
Defense Department
Southern
Transportation
Kennedy
J. P. Stevens & Co, Inc
Burlington Industries Inc
Dan River Mills Inc
Walter F. Monedale
DeMinn
Office of Federal Construct Compliance
South
North Carolina
David Packard
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Cage World
Honey Bear
Richard
Hobbs
Dabney
N.M
Joe
Foggy’ Rivers
Missouri
Henry “‘Handa
Johnson
Kansas
Big Daddy
Houston
BOD Buse
Handa Johnson
James Batiste
Augusta Trotter
Willie K. Mitchell
C. G. Carmichael
O.B. Carter
Texas
Stanley Carter
Chicago, Clinois
Beatrice Johnson
Carter
Maud
The
Prayer Fellowship of Hope and Vicinity
Hope
Walter White
Rocks of Harmony
Tallette
Mt. Pleasant C.M.E
ARK
Sealand
Spe
Rad
Pena Bd
Allgoob
Deenex Towels
Jane Parker
Morton
ARP
Freestone Peaches
Phas
Wisconsin
CN Se TS Se
Gresary
Pertha Ne Limit
Waich
Pete
Ann Page
Ann Page Macarron
Maxe
Woodburn
Woodbury
Mar. ZV
Laks
Plaid
A&P’s
Lessley
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