Travel ers No 1 Beating Dallas 9 2
Travelers No 1, beating Dallas 9-2, moved into the Eastern Division lead as Arkansas toppled Dallas 9-2. Portland edged Denver 4-3 to lead the Western race, Salt Lake City dropped Seattle 4-2, Tacoma beat Spokane 4-2, and Oklahoma City crushed Indianapolis 12-4. Seattle ended a five-game skid, Rico Petrocelli had three hits, and Dan Neville allowed 1 2 3 innings in San Diego 10 Hawaii 9 as Don Pavletich and Tommy Helms homered for San Diego.
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Dick Booker
Gordon Lund
Lew Klimchock
Roger Sinner
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Caribou crash kills 15 after engine fire on takeoff
A Caribou aircraft at Tan Hiep crashed after an engine fire ignited during takeoff. Witnesses said the pilot briefly controlled the blaze before the plane spiraled to the ground two miles beyond the treeline. Five Clark Air Base visitors narrowly avoided joining the flight. Vietnamese taxi drivers in Saigon threatened a drive on the U S Embassy after two drivers were fatally shot, with a lone English speaking man, possibly American, linked to the incident.
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Exile Sabotage Plans Stir Cuba Policy Debate
Reported discussions among Cuban exile groups in Puerto Rico outline a plan for ongoing sabotage and subversion inside Cuba, coordinated by multiple smaller factions rather than a single organization. US officials expressed surprise, noting limited confirmation of such plans amid a backdrop of Bay of Pigs history and rising Cuban state security.
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Wallace and Welsh clash in Indiana GOP primary race
Wallace campaigns amid hecklers as Welsh accuses him of seeking crossover votes. Goldwater led the GOP delegate race with 209 of the needed 269 and Indiana expected to deliver key convention votes. Ohio tensions rose as Taft Brown contest drew white protest votes while Sen Young turned 75 with renomination hopes intact.
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Political primaries and state races across several states
The article outlines Democratic and Republican gubernatorial races in multiple states with key figures including Horner Giscard dEstaing and Gov Johnson aides. Florida contenders vie for the Democratic banner, Oklahoma sees Bud Wilkinson in the GOP mix, and Alabama Democrats decide electors pledges amid right to work debates.
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Thomas J. Harris
Wallace
Local Firms Listed With Lottery Tickets Outstanding
According to N B Coleman there are about 400 more tickets outstanding that he has not heard from but is confident most will respond. The list names Nashville light firms and numerous lumber, supply, insurance, auto, bank and gas companies with ticket figures ranging from 0 to 100.
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Anthony Nardiwool Lumber Co
Gunter Retail Lumber Co
Porter Implement Co
Myers Bakery
Pedra! Land Bank
Tex Irkana
Southhwest Wood
Pro- Iduets
J. C. Penney Co
Tarpley’s
James Motor Co
Young Chevrolet Co
Garrell & Son
Hempstead County Partners Assn
Kennedy Round progress and French resistance at common market talks
Authoritative sources say a key figure chaired meetings of European Common Market representatives including West Germany Italy Belgium the Netherlands Luxembourg and France. The Kennedy Round faces slow progress with top level talks unlikely to yield binding deals for at least a year. Expectation remains for a 50 percent tariff reduction statement and a September 10 deadline for lists of exceptions. French delegates reportedly opposed both proposed points in late night closed meetings.
Book excerpt casts Khrushchev as traitor and Beijing ally
A critical review portrays Khrushchev as an adventurist and traitor while blaming him for international upheavals. It cites alleged Moscow Peking disputes, Cuban threats, and revolts in the Soviet bloc. Romanian leader Gheorghiu-Dej is hailed as a future breakaway ally to Romania’s sovereignty.
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Hope Citizens Urged to Attend Nashville Festival
Bill Gunter of the Hope Chamber of Commerce thanks local residents for cooperation with Nashville's Festival efforts and urges all who can to attend the festival on Saturday.
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Arkansas State Flyers Claim Individual NCAA Parachute Title
Ken Sisler, senior at Arkansas State College, won the individual championship at Lake Geneva Wisconsin in the National Collegiate Parachute League Championships. Arkansas State’s team of Sisler, Andy Wargo, Elroy Cantrell and Ronald Biggs finished fourth behind Southern Illinois, Texas A M and Air Force.
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Andy Wargo
Elroy Cantrell
Ronald Biggs
Southern Ingig
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Red Cross Blood Bank drive seeks Hempstead volunteers
Citizens urged to join a Hempstead County Red Cross Blood Bank program. The plan calls for 125 to 159 volunteers four times yearly, with both men and women donors. Hope doctors endorse the effort. donors will be screened and informed of the reporting time. First drive planned for June with 125 to 150 participants.
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Mail to Blood Bank Chamber of Commerce Hope Arkansas
A brief item notes correspondence or mailing request involving the Blood Bank and the Chamber of Commerce in Hope Arkansas. The entry records a communication action and a local civic context. No further details are provided.
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