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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1968

Page

8

Southwest Conference relaxes recruiting visit rules

Southwest Conference faculty representatives voted to lift the two-visit limit on high school athlete visits. There will be no restrictions before or after signup dates, and recruiters must wait until the end of a sport’s season to contact athletes or parents. High schoolers may visit league schools on regular school days with principal approval. A December 2 recruiting meeting was scheduled.

Denn H. Freema Associated Press Dallas, Tex Southwest Conference SWC University of Oklahoma University of Houston

Television Logs Schedule Entry

Tv program grid lists times 7 00 7 30 8 00 8 30 9 00 10 15 10 30 across channels with no programs named or details provided.

The Negro Community Thought for the Day and Events

Ester Hicks presents a community page with a thought for the day and calendar items. An obituary for Mrs. Zadie Cox notes a large Arkansas family and funeral details. A revival at Church of God on North Bell Street runs October 8 to 11, with Evangelist Earnestine Pondexter.

Zadie Cox Hope Jewell Witherspoon Hope Arkansas Connie Cox Gellisple Cox San Diego California Otha Cox Minneapolis Minnesota Willie Lee Cox Little Rock Arkansas James Jordan Gary Indiana Lonnie Jordan Forrest City Hicks Funeral Home Inc Church of God North Bell Street Earnestine Pondexter Cooper, Texas Jesse Graves

Brock Wins New World Series Stolen Base Record

Lou Brock set a new World Series stolen base record with his 14th steal. In the eighth inning he hit a three run double for the St. Louis Cardinals against the Detroit Tigers, helping them to a 10-1 victory in game four. Brock then stole third, tying Eddie Collins for the previous mark.

Charlie Baroch Associated Press Detroit Lou Brock Brock Bob Gibson Joe Schultz Gibson St. Louis Cardinal Detroit Tigers Eddie Rollins Philadelphia Athletics

Nixon leads in surveys as voters seek private solutions

The Associated Press reports Nixon holds a commanding lead in a three way race across multiple polls. Times and Post surveys show Nixon with broad electoral support, Humphrey behind, Wallace challenging for third. Wallace disputes the Times, while Humphrey emphasizes the people over polls.

Associated Press Richard M. Nixon Nixon New York New York Times Hubert H. Humphrey George C. Wallace Washington Post Humphrey Wallace Washington United Press International National Press Club Times

War recalled by Lost Battalion survivor and other 1968 notes

New York AP report marks fifty years since the Argonne battle as 74 year old David Tulchin recalls the Lost Battalion siege. Survivors gather in Manhattan with 193 of 554 first battalion, 308th infantry, 77th division men remaining. Tulchin describes isolation, hunger, and delayed relief before rescue on Oct 7. The piece also notes Hawaii Senate renomination, Reagan comments, and Humphrey endorsements.

Louise Cook Associated Press NEW York (Ap David Tulchin Argonne Forest France Tulchin Manhattan Suiway U.S Daniel K. Inouye William D. Lampard Hawaii Patsy T. Mink Spark M. Matsunaga California Ronald Reagan Nixon Reagan Humphrey New York Times The Atlantic Constitution Denver Post 308Th Infantry Upper West Side Gers

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