Eddie Arcaro Undergoes Heart Surgery
MIAMI AP Former jockey Eddie Arcaro in serious condition but resting comfortably after heart surgery at the Miami Heart Institute. Doctors bypassed a blocked coronary artery by removing part of a vein from his thigh. Arcaro, 54, won the Derby five times, first in 1938 on Lawrin and most recently in 1952 aboard Hill Gail.
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Miami
Eddie Arcaro
Miami Heart Institute
Arcaro
Lawrin
Hill Gail
Sir Dagonet Has Chance at Garden State
Sir Dagonet, a 2-year-old colt once bought for 13000, is favored in Garden State’s rich 11 16 mile race with a purse over 300000 and possibly 212592 to the winner. He has earned 21000 in seven starts and is joined by Limit To Reason and a field of 16 including Executioner Buf fare Northern Jove Sound Off Jim French Droll Rose and others carrying 122 pounds.
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Ralph Bernstein
Associated Press
Cherry Hill, N.J
Jimmy Croll
Keeneland
Garden State
Croll
Sir Dagonet
Limit To Reason
Brookmeade
Executioner
Buffare
Northern Jove
Sound Off
Jim French
Droll Rose
Tinsel Time
Ruffinal
New Round
Uberale Emperor
Dothan
Rochdale
Cool Moon
Multiple Chancery Docket Parties Listed in Arkansas Case File
A chancery docket lists numerous named parties including Deronda Beavers versus Glenn Beavers, Shirley Nobles versus Charles Nobles, Edna Lee Byers versus Perry Heard Jr, Caroline Cox Evans versus Don Evans, Verna Gail Harmon Thornton versus Dean Thornton, and several other cross suits and notices. The items reference individuals and entities across towns such as Hope Crossett Magnolia Dallas Texarkana and involve guardians, estates, and interfamily disputes. The document reads as a catalog of filings with several names connected to various counties and cities in Arkansas and Texas.
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Chancery Court
Deronda Beavers
Glenn B. Beavers
Shirley Nobles
Charles Harvey Nobles
Edna Lee Byers
Perry Heard Jr
Caroline Cox Evans
Don Evans
Verna Gail Harmon Thornton
Dean Thornton
Bess Evans
William K. Sorrells
William Gordon Smith, Jr
Ona Bell Johnson
John Johnson
Sue Askew
Dorsey Askew
Jerrel D. Crockett
Joe Crockett
Jo Ann Williams Sanderson
Stephen Melford Sanderson
Franklin Minious Flowers
Janey Ruth Flowers
Brenda Daffern
Johnny Daffern
Cody Bradley Sr. Garadian
Vance R. Bailes
Protection Service Inc
Sutton Construction Co
Inec., Et al
Hijacker Gets 7 Years in Rome Court
Raphael Minichiello, 21, the U S marine who hijacked a TWA jet from California to Rome, was convicted in an Italian court of kidnaping and assault plus bringing an arm of war into Italy. He received 74 years, later reduced by amnesty to 42 years, with appeal filed for new trial.
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Patrick O’keefe
Associated Press
ROME
U.S
TWA
California
Italy
Raphael Minichiello
Trans World Airlines
Minichiello
Giuseppe Sorgia
Edmondo Zappacosta
United States
Brooklyn
N.Y
Little Rock approves bonds for industry and port facility
Little Rock voters approved two industrial bonds totaling 8 million dollars with no tax. The 5 million Merico Inc plant expansion bond passed 1,814 to 220 while the 3 million Port of Little Rock loading facility bond passed 1,814 to 221.
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Little Rock
Merico, Inc
UA Board to Consider A&M Merger
The University of Arkansas Board of Trustees will consider merger proposals to join Arkansas A&M College with the U of A. A&M Trustees unanimously approved legal forms transferring all assets debts and contracts to the university and offered Dr Claude H Rabin the top post of chancellor at the Monticello institution. The merger would take effect July 1 1971 subject to the 1971 General Assembly.
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Fayetteville, Ark
University of Arkansas Board of Trustees
Arkansas A&m College
U of A
A&m Board of Trustees
Claude H. Rabin
A&m
Monticello
General Assembly
The
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