Newcomers Take Over Speedway in 1960 Memorial Day 500
Indianapolis AP reports brash newcomers fill the 1960 Memorial Day 500 field after four veterans were killed in racing. Sixty percent of 27 drivers qualified for a 10 mile run over the weekend, led by Parnelli Jones 146.033 mph and Jack Brabham 145.144 mph among rookies. Eddie Sachs led the pole at 147.481 mph in the opening session. Several former starters were absent after fatal accidents, including Tony Bettenhausen, Jimmy Bryan, Al Herman and Johnny Thomson.
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Indianapolis
Parnelli Jones
Torrance
Calif
Jack Brabham
Australia
Jones
Barbham
Shepherd
Gardena
Ebp Rose
Houston Tex
Bob Cleberg
Tucson Artiz
Norm Hall
Los Anfiles
Eddie Sachs
Center Valley
Tony Bettenhausen
Jimmy Bryan
al Herman
Johnny Thomson
Pother Trncks
Stunt Night at Harris Gymnasium May 46 7:30 P M
The Verger High School Physical Education department presents a Stunt Night in Harris Gymnasium on Tuesday night at 7:30. Admission free for all. students participate, adults attend. Parents urged to witness the program. Educational tour notes follow with grade six trip to Prescott and Hope.
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Verger High School Physical Education Department
Harris Gymnasium
Young Democrats Elect Officers in Arkansas
Jim Patton of Little Rock, law senior, was elected president of the Young Democratic Clubs of Arkansas at a Saturday meeting. Gerald Keith of Camden became first vice president. A proposal to lower the maximum membership age from 40 to 35 failed to pass out of committee.
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Little Rock
Jim Patton
University of Arkansas Law School
Young Democratic Clubs of Arkansas
Gerald Keith
Camden
Young Democratic
Central Wins Big Nine Track Meet
Little Rock Central dominated the Big Nine Conference meet scoring 74 5-6 points. Fred Rath set a 6-44 high jump record and Mike Hoffman won the 100 and 220 dashes. Fort Smith, Texarkana and others posted notable bids as Dick of Fort Smith swept hurdles and led in highs, with close finishes in several events and several meet records discussed.
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Little Rock
Little Rock Central
Central
Fred Rath
Tigers
Fort Smith
el Dorado
Little Rock Hall
Texarkana
North Little Rock
Pine Bluff
Hot Springs
Blytheville
David Dick
Rath
Voetor Harville
Centray
Mike Snipes
Bill Knight
Dany Steele
Ronnie Bateman
Mike Hoffman
Tommy Maddox
Clyde Cook
John Thomas
Griff Keyes
Darrell Ward
Larry Adams
Ag Central
Kennedy Khrushchev meeting grows possible in Europe
AP reports a Kennedy Khrushchev conference on cold war issues becoming possible with Laos and nuclear test bans as major hurdles. Prospects depend on progress, timing, and venue, with discussions in Palm Beach noting no firm plans yet and a potential Europe trip for Kennedy in late May.
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Khrushchev
Kennedy
Douglas
Cornell Palm Beach
Fla
Laos
Europe
Stockholm
Vienma
United States
Washington
Palm Beach
Pierre Salinger
White House
Geneva
Llewellyn Thompson
U.S
Moscow
Harald Macmillan
Britain
Konrad Adenauer
West Germany
Paris
Charley de
Chapter XXV His guarded voice and a gate confrontation
Jim confronts Max at a gate while police guard the estate. A tense car ride with Max follows, as a crackdown unfolds. The scene shifts to politics with Dean Rusk and NATO talks, hinting at a bigger international backdrop, then returns to Max’s demand that Jim be his client with no strings.
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Jim
Max
Maxwell Daney
James Bennett
Dandy
Griffis
Dancy
Tim
Pennsylvania Line
Ngame
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East Third
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Marci Coupe
Tare
Stewart Electric Co
Prescott
Imac
Tosts. Ladies Specialty Shop
Cland Sutton
Ray Lawrence
Rosston Rd
N. R. Whitter
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Spring Hill Road
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South Elm
Mike Snyker
Hotel
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Monty
Abbie
Green House
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Allied
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Hope Builders
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Saylors
Hope
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East Division
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Rt. 1
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Velma Cox
Washington County
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OPE Auto CO
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Young Democrats
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Italy
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