Sugar Bowl Bid Hogs Eye Sugar Bowl After Texas Tech prep
Arkansas Razorbacks focus on film work as they prepare for Texas Tech in a final Southwest Conference test. A possible conference record hinges on Saturday’s result and bowl selections include Sugar, Gator, Bluebonnet, and Liberty bowls. Coaches report Brasher back for the Texas Tech game while Walker is out for the season.
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Payetteville
Atk
University of Arkansas Razor
Texas Tech
Reel Raiders
Tubbook
Tex
Parkers
Texas
Longhorn
Texas A&m
Frank Brayles
Tommy Brasher
Court Docket Municipal Court Report November 49 1962
Court docket lists numerous pleas and fines across offenses including drunkenness driving without license and disturbing the peace. Notable items show guilty pleas, fines up to 100 dollars, jail days, license suspensions, and several dismissals or bond forfeitures. Civil action notes Ever Lee Ford versus Hempstead County credit bureau for 80.72 with default judgment for 30.72.
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Yone
Arkeansas
Levy Williams
Nish Bone
Doish Williams
Clarence CL Bass
Faihire
Calvin McFadlen
Lewis Phillips
Mattie Williams
B. Marcum
Theodis Lindsey
Bertha Scott
Audrey Jones
Frank Gilbert
Jo W. Leeper
Civil Cricket Credit
Bureau of
Hempstead County, Inc
Ever Lee Ford
Detault
Arkansas Economic Education council reelects Stubberfield
G A Stubberfield, El Dorado schools superintendent, was reelected chairman of the Arkansas State Council on Economic Education. Jack Lovett Fort Smith Gordon Brown Scot Lon Mann Marianagy reelected vice chairmen. Mrs T Nixon Little Rock elected secretary. Police say Clarence Virgil 19 Little Rock stabbed to death near his pickup. chest and head wounds. Couple at nearby home being questioned after earlier fight.
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Little Rock
Arkansas State Council On Economic Education
G. A. Stubblefield
el Dorado
Jack Lovett
Fort Smith
Gordon Brown
Scot
Lon Mann
Marianagy
George Reynolds
Morriston
T. Nixon
Noth — Litle Rock
Clarence Virgil
Schools Open Doors to Catholics
A nationwide trend of shared time lets Catholic pupils join public school classes for specialized subjects. In Monroeville near Pittsburgh, 35 Catholic high school students attend half days at Forbes Trail Area Technical School for advanced science, while studying religion and social studies at St Thomas School. Similar programs exist in Connecticut and the upper Midwest, sparking debate on federal aid to parochial education and potential implications for school funding policy.
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Connecticut
Oklahoma
Pittsburgh
Monroeville
Ith
New Forbes Trail Area Technical School
St. Thomas
North Braddock
Pennsylvania
Alleghany
Hartford
Upper Midwest
Commu Aities
Bird Island
Minn
St. Mary’s High School
St. Mary's
Kansas
City
Topeka
Kan
Okardie
Holy Trinity School
Okarche High Schol
St. Louis
San Francisco
Romeo and Juliet sparks teen debate on love versus prudence
Dorothy Dix and Jeffry Larson debate if Shakespeare’s lovers mislead adolescents. Dix argues the play teaches bold, age-defying romance despite prudish cautions, while Larson recalls his 13 year old classroom experience and the enduring appeal of Juliet’s balcony scene over the tragedy’s deaths.
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Helen
Homes
Duliet
Romeo
Julivk
Juliet
Jeffry Larson
New Harven
Conn
Jeffry
Nehru Names Vital Indian Airfield at Chushul
Nehru names the main Indian airfield at Chushul in Ladakh a key base and pledges it remains in four hands amid heavy Himalayan front news. He asks President Kennedy for helicopters and transport planes and engages with Britain as India seeks air support from the United States and the United Kingdom. He calls the fight a matter of survival and praises foreign aid.
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Chushul
Mountai
Ladakh
R United
Britain
Nehru
Kennedy
Harold Macmillan
India
United States
United Kingdom
Miller Seeks Continued Role as GOP National Chairman
William E. Miller of New York said he wants to keep the Republican national chairmanship while also serving in Congress to push a presidential campaign in 1964. He cited gains in governorships and Senate losses in the November elections and noted he serves the post without pay, aiming to balance both duties. Some urge a full-time paid chair to direct campaign efforts, but Miller believes he can continue in dual roles.
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Jack Bell
Miller
House
Congress
Gazette Anniversary Marks 143 Years in Little Rock
The Arkansas Gazette, oldest newspaper west of the Mississippi, observes its 143rd anniversary today. The paper began publication on November 20, 1836, founded by William E. Woodruff.
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Little Rock
API
Arkansas Gazete
Mississippi
William E. Woodruff
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