Most Happy Fella Aims for Hollywood Park Classic
In Inglewood California owner-driver Stanley Dancer brings 3-year-old Most Happy Fella as likely favorite in the $100,000 American Pacing Classic at Hollywood Park. The 1 mile race drew nine entries before Sunnie Tar withdrew with a lame condition, elevating Most Happy Fella to the No 1 post. The year saw 16 wins in 25 starts including the Little Brown Jug and $367,248 in earnings. Challengers include Jug winners Laverne Hanover and Rum Customer along with dudge Horton Hanover Frosty Clay Super Wave and Worthy Medal.
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Inglewood
Calif
Stanley Dancer
Hollywood Park
Sunnie Tar
Laverne Hanover
Rum Customer
Dudge
Horton Hanover
Frosty Clay
Super Wave
Rockets Star Apologizes for Colleague Comments
Denver Rockets star Ralph Simpson apologized to his former Michigan State University coach Gus Ganakas for remarks about his studies. Simpson said a CBS interview prompted the hurtful comments and he did not intend to mislead. Ganakas noted Simpson was advised to slow his academics due to trouble in certain areas while at State. Simpson had set MSU scoring records and averaged 29 points per game last season and 20 with the Rockets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hmasl Lansing
Mien
Denver Rockets
Ralph Simpson
Michigan State University
MSU
Gus Ganakas
Simpson
CBS
Miami
State
Ganakas
Ralph
Michigan
ABA Board to Hear Progress Reports on TV Plans
ABA Commissioner Jack Dolph announced attendance is up 33 percent this year and a dozen new merchandising contracts were approved. He said merger with the NBA appears inevitable and a common draft could occur this year, with about seven televised games planned pending final contract details.
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Randy Schmid
Memphis, Tenn
American Basketball Association
ABA
Jack Dolph
Dolph
National Basketball Association
CBS
Hope High School honors Tommy Holt with service award
Tommy Holt son of Dr and Mrs Forney Holt was named first quarter Joe Amour Service Award winner. Principal Bobby Whitmarsh presented the certificate at the Hope High School office on Wednesday. Holt a senior and student body president is in Future Teachers Junior Counselors and National Honor Society. He will likely enroll at the University of Arkansas after graduation to pursue business studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy Holt
Forney Holt
Joe Amour
Bobby Whitmarsh
Hope High School
Tommy
Holt
University of Arkansas
Ties Cambodia Aid Debate to 1972 Presidency Hopes
Senate Republican Leader Hugh Scott says Democratic moves on Cambodia aid are driven by presidential ambitions. He cites McGovern and Muskie as key players aiming to unsettle Nixon’s policy for 1972. The plan includes 155 million for Cambodia, plus funds for Israel and Vietnam, with withdrawal timelines noted.
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Carl P. Leubsdorf
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
Senate
Hugh Scott
Southeast Asia
Cambodia
Pennsylvania
George S. McGovern
D-S.d
Scott
Nixon
Edmund S
Muskie
McGovern
J.W. Fulbright
Arkansas
Frank Church
Idaho
Israel
South Vietnam
United States
U.S
Vietnam
Fulbright
U.S. Southeast Asia
Lyndon Johnson
Democratic
Mike Mansfield
Driver Sees Bright Future in Pollution Plan
Long Beach based racer Mickey Thompson, famed for 406 mph runs at Bonneville, now runs an automotive lab and designs 1971 funny cars with Ford. He advocates a clean air program and outlines work on combustion, carburetion and ignition to cut emissions while pursuing racing.
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Jack Stevenson
Associated Press
Long Beach
Calif
Mickey Thompson
Bonneville Salt Flats
Utah
Pasadena
Thompson
Mickey
Ford Motor Company
Arab Disunity Said Worse Than Ever
The editor of Al Ahram Muhammed Hussanein Heikal says Arab disunity has worsened as the 22 year border conflict nears a critical point. Heikal urges practical steps before the February 6 cease-fire expiry, cites U.N. abstentions, and notes Dayan’s push toward peace talks amid Middle East strain.
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Associated Press Cairo
Egypt
al Ahram
Middle East
Muhammed Hussanein Heikal
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Israel
Libya
Sudan
Syria
Heikal
Jordan
Iraq
U.N. General Assembly
Moshe Dayan
Golda Meir
de Gaulle
Dayan
Tel Aviv
Woman Freed in Slaying of Husband
In Fresno California Mrs Louise Thoresen was acquitted of murder in the June death of her husband William Thoresen III, after an 13 day trial. The eight man four woman jury delivered verdict after 11 hours of deliberation, with Thoresen embraced by her parents as court officials prepared to release her pending another warrant.
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Fresno
Calif
Louise Thoresen
William Thoressen III
Joseph J. Joy
Wells
Kenneth DeVaney
DeVaney
Thoresen
James Shepard
Three Tate Case Co defendants seek testifying stance
In Los Angeles AP report three Tate murder trial co defendants say they want to testify but face attorney refusals. The judge weighs rights as defense rests its case without calling witnesses.
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Tate
Linda Deutsch
Associated Press
LOS Angeles
Charles Manson
Sharon Tate
Paul Fitzgerald
Mansion
Manson
Susan Atkins
Leslie van Houten
Patricia Krenwinkel
Miss Tate
Los Angeles Times
Miss van Houten
Fitzgerald
Formal End to GM Strike Expected
A nine week UAW strike against General Motors may end today as voting by 155 GM bargaining units on a new contract wraps up. If approved, wages rise to about 12 000 to 13 000 dollars annually in 1973 and the pact takes effect Monday. IUE reaches tentative agreement with GM. two plants still negotiating local terms in Mansfield Ohio and Warren Michigan. The Harvester Choir of Southwestern Assemblies of God College will give a sacred concert at First Assembly of God in Waxahachie Texas on Monday at 7 00 led by John D Haydel.
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Stephen H. Wildstrom
Associated Press
Detroit
United Auto Workers
General Motors Corp
UAW
International Union of Electrical Workers
IUE
Fisher Body
Mansfield
Ohio
Chevrolet
Warren
Mich
Harvester
Southwestern Assemblies of God College
Waxahachie
Texas
First Assembly of Gor
North Main
C. C. Truitt
Southwest
John D. Haydel
Justice Dept power fight over data bank
A clash over a proposed federal data bank for criminal records pits the Law Enforcement Assistance Administration against the FBI. Project Search could fund states with up to date records, while the FBI opposes and argues about privacy rights and access. The decision rests with Attorney General John Mitchell.
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Donald M. Rothberg
Associated Press
Washington
Justice Department
Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
Project Search
FBI
National Crime Information Center
Atty
John Mitchell
SEAA
Project Search Security and Privacy Committee
Jerome J. Daunt
Information Center
O. J. Hawkins
Privacy Committee
Daunt
Bureau
The Sixteenth Usher Day Program in Hope Arkansas
The Negro Community announces the Sixteenth Annual Usher Day Program on Sunday November 22 1970 at 3 p m at Rising Star Missionary Baptist Church Hope Arkansas. Guest churches listed include Beebe Memorial C M E Hope Bethel A M E Hope Garrett Chapel Lonoke St Paul Emmet Mt Zion C M E Hope and Macedonia Baptist Columbus.
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Ester Hicks
Rising Star Missionary Baptist Church
Oak Street
Hope
Arkansas
Beebe Memorial C
M. E
Hope, Ark
Bethel A
Mt. Zion C, M. E. Church
Macedonia Baptist Church
Columbus, Ark
Arguments in Mitchell Case Due Today
Final arguments in the first court martial of an American soldier over the My Lai massacre are due today as Col. George R. Robinson plans to instruct the jury on law. S. Sgt David Mitchell faces an assault with intent to murder charge for firing at 30 civilians. defense witnesses testified Mitchell did not shoot.
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Robert
Associated Press
Hood
Tex
My Lai
George R. Robinson
David Mitchell
Mitchell
Army
St. Francisville
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ABA Board
Encyclopaedia Britannica
Hope Schools Publicity Dept
Foreign Relations Committee
James Lowenstein
Richard Moose
Formosa
Greece
Turkey
South Korea
ARK
Offset
Suez Canal
Anwar Sadat
Egyptian National Assembly
U.S. State Department
Amman
Wasfi Tell
Hussein
Tell
Miss Atkins
Dave Shinn
Superior Court
Charles Older
Shinn
Older
Justice Dept
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