Harry Grayson, famed NEA sports editor, dies at 74
Harry Grayson, renowned sports writer and former NEA sports editor, died at St. Luke's Hospital at age 74 after a yearlong cancer illness. Born May 10 1894 in Astoria Oregon, he covered boxing, golf, football and major athletes from the Golden Twenties to the Enlightened Sixties, earning the National Headliners Award in 1958 and authoring They Played the Game. He served 30 years at NEA, toured war zones in 1945, and later wrote for NBA as a roving correspondent. He is survived by his wife Ivy and a son Harry Grayson Jr.
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Defends All Concrete Roads in Arkansas
LITTLE ROCK AP The Arkansas Highway Commission chairman Taylor of Clarksville defended concrete for interstate highways. He said plans require Federal Bureau of Public Roads approval and that the federal government pays 90 percent of costs while Arkansas covers maintenance. Rockefeller claimed Arkansas roads were 100 percent concrete, a remark tied to opponents Crank and Stephens.
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