Smith Top High Schools In Arkansas Football Rankings
The Associated Press poll ranks Fort Smith Northside second, with Grizzlies aiming to overtake Little Rock Hall. Northside beat Little Rock Central 27-7 and faces Hot Springs, while Texarkana, Wartlers, and other teams hold spots as consolidation of Class AA, Class A, and B rankings unfolds.
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Associated Press
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Northside
Arkansas
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Grizzlles
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Little Rock Censtral
Hot Springs
Texarkana
Get
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Horace Mann
Little Rock Central
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Pine Bluff
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Coa
Forrest Mty
Ilamburg
Star City
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Fordyce
Brinkley
Stamps
Lass
Gillett
Rison
Hemi
VLR Hall
Southside
Texarkanabs
North Little Hoek
LA Central
Forrest City
Rogers
Memphis
College Allows Beer on Campus in West Virginia
Wheeling College experiments with allowing sale and consumption of beer on campus, the only college in West Virginia doing so. Rev William McGroarty, dean, says there is a longstanding tradition that college students do drink beer, noted Wednesday.
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Wheeling
W.va
Wheeling College
West Virginia
William McGroarty
Golf Greats Call For Course Shakeup In London
Arnold Palmer and Gary Player urged shorter, more enjoyable courses ahead of the Piccadilly World Match Play at Wentworth. The pair, arriving from Tokyo and Europe, join eight contenders as they emphasize match play over medal format. Meanwhile, in St Andrews, Gay Brewer won $55,000 for the Amateur of the Year after a playoff with Billy Casper, who took $15,000 and traveled to Wentworth for the event.
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London
Arnold Palmer
Gary Player
Player
Palmer
Tokyo
Italy
France
Wentworth
United States
Gay Whrever
Dallas
St. Andrews
Billy Casper
Casper
Scotland
Casper in Scotland Eyes Third Playoff Chance at St Andrews
Billy Casper and Gay Brewer shared $28,300 after 72 holes in the Alean Golfer of the Year Tournament at St Andrews. Casper, coming off two prior playoff wins this year, needed a late birdie to force a final pairing and a shot at the $55,000 first prize.
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Andrews
Scotland
Billy Casper
Gay Brewer
Casper
Art Wall Jr
al Geiberger
Brewer
St. Andrews
Tutody
Solunar Tables by Wichita Lien Knight
The Solunar Tables present Alden Knight's schedule of major and minor fishing periods. Major periods start at noon and run about two hours, shown in bold. minor periods are shorter and in regular type.
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Alden
Lions Director Nominee Visits Hope Club in Arkansas
Herman West, nominee for Arkansas Lions International director, spoke at the Hope club luncheon at Town 4 Country restaurant. He discussed the Light Concentration Center in Little Rock with slides. attendees included past district governor Bob Burns, campaign backers, and local supporters.
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Herman West
Searcy
Arkansas
Lions International
Hope Club
Howard Hopkins
Mr. West
Little Rock
Bob Burns
Wey
Thomas Slinniwis
Calvary Baptist Church
Jim Pruden
Voited Fund
Elmer Wagney
McCaskill
Atlanta and Houston Form Shaky Player Shuffle
Atlanta and Houston acquire players in a muddled deal era with midseason moves. The Braves add Denis Metike and Chuck Patitseh while Houston strengthens pitching with Denny Labaster and Gist basemay, as public relations chief Giles notes ongoing exchange hopes.
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Pr. Louis
Atlante
Braves
Houston Astros
Denny Labaster
Tetan Satuna
Gattiv. Tio
Ate Nackson
Chuck Patitseh
Dieth
Lyall
Chamberlain signs with 76ers after holdout ends
Wilt Chamberlain ends his holdout and signs with the Philadelphia 76ers for what may be the league’s highest salary. The deal's terms and length were not disclosed, but reports estimate gross earnings up to 256000 dollars. Chamberlain, in his ninth NBA season, helped lead the 76ers to an Eastern Division title and a championship, finishing third in scoring while amassing career totals over 23000 points.
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Philadelphia
Wilt Chamberlain
National Basketball Association
Philadelphia Téers
Associated Press
Chamberlain
Thers
Ruston
San Francisco
Tefcut
Gers
Cuhler
Wits
Fights Last Night Card Wide Roster
Boxers from New York Philadelphia Lowell Jamaica Jamaica Ja maica and other venues fought in last night’s events. Johnny Persol stopped Von Clay in Philadelphia and Irish Beau Jaynes outpointed Bobby Hin ton in Lowell. Johnny Pritchett stopped Milo Calhoun in England. Pate Davis defeated Carmen Rotolo in Australia. Manny Barros beat Juanito Gonzalez in Juarez. Tony Longoria knocked out Floyd Joyner in Los Angeles.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Johnny Persol
New York
von Clay
Worchester
Mass
Beau Jaynes
Lowell
Bobby Hinton
Manchester
England
Johnny Pritchett
Milo Calhoun
Jamaica
Auckland
New Zealand
Pate Davis
Columbus
Otto
Carmen Rotolo
Australia
Las Vegas
Nev
Manny Barros
Juarez
Juanito Gonzalez
el Centro
Calif
Long Beach
Tony Longoria
Los Angeles
Floyd Joyner
Phoenix
Artz
Branton Forecasts No Race Riot in Arkansas
Pine Bluff Arkansas AP Wiley A Branton a high ranking official in the federal anti poverty program in Washington said Monday he did not think there would be racial riots in Arkansas. Branton a Negro is a native of Pine Bluff he told the Pine Bluff Journal that there is great discrimination in private rental and sale of housing at Pine Bluff and a definite need for better equal employment opportunities statewide. He pleaded for an end to discrimination against Negroes in Arkansas noting leaders who try to break the discredited pattern had it hard to gain support from either the white or the Negro community. Gen Dhaighis MacArthur was the youngest Army Chief who served in American birsbu rs.
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Ark
Wiley A. Branton
Antpovesty
Washington
Arkansas
Branton
Fine Bluff
Democrats Back Johnson War Policy In 1968 Bid
Democratic leaders in Washington rally around President Johnson amid low poll numbers. A party resolution endorsed his Vietnam policies as a balanced course toward an honorable end to the conflict, pledging support as Americans meet domestic and foreign duties.
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Washington (Ap
Johnson
Democratic National Committee
Asia
Johneson
Johuison
South Vietnam
The Negro Community Notes and Baseball Box Scores
Ester Hicks writes a column titled The Negro Community followed by a sports section detailing Game summaries between St Louis and Boston with multiple innings scores and financial figures. The piece lists events from Bethel A M E Church and local clubs with meeting times and invitations.
Break Near in Strike of Steel Trucks
A high official said progress was made in the violence plagued steel haulers revolt amid negotiations among Pennsylvania labor officials and six states. The independent truckers demand a separate contract with higher pay and provisions to cover dock wait times. Violence includes shots fired at trucking firms near Middletown Ohio with no injuries reported. Pennsylvania police report 400 incidents and dozens of injuries since the strike turned violent. World Series notes follow with game results and home runs by Santiago and Yastrzemski.
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Ben DE Forest
Associated Press
Pettsburgh
William J. Hart
Pannayl
Vania
Hart
Teamsters Union
Middletown
Ohio
Teamsters
Pennsylvania
David Wilkerson to Speak at Hope Park Coliseum
David Wilkerson author of The Cross and The Stitchblade will address a teen gathering at 7 30 Saturday evening October 21 and 2 30 Sunday afternoon October 22 at Sn ee Park Coliseum Hope Ark La Tex. The meeting is sponsored by the Hope Ministerial Alliance and expected to draw attendees from the Ark La Tex region.
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Fioon
Sneee Park Coliseum
Hope
Ark-La-Tex
Hope Ministerial Alliance
Personal Mention and Obituary Highlights
Friends of Mrs. Edna Spearman note a broken ankle from a recent fall and her hospitalization at Holy Cross Hospital room 429. Mr. and Mrs. A R Johnson left for Dallas to visit his brother Dan Johnson. Mrs. Annie Caldwell, longtime Washington resident, died in Little Rock on Saturday October 7. Funeral is Thursday October 12 at 2 p.m. at First Baptist Church Washington, burial in Washington Cemetery, Hicks Funeral Home in charge.
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Edna Spearman
Holy Cross Hospital
Sill
A. R. Johnson
Dallas
Texas
Dan Johnson
Welsdon Street
Annie Caldwell
Washington, Ark
Little Rock
First Baptist Church
Washington
Washingston Cemetery
Hicks Funeral Home, Inc
Hope Native W E Bazzelle Joins DuPont W D
W E Bazzelle of Hope Ark joins Du Pont Plastics Division at the Experiment Station near Wilmington Del He was born in Hope Ark in 1943 son of Mr and Mrs William L Bazzelle He earned a chemistry degree at Texas Southern University in 1964 and completed a doctorate in analytical chemistry at Wayne State University He is a member of the American Chemical Society Kappa Alpha Psi and Pal Lambda Pi singles in New Castle Delaware
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Del
William L. Bazzelle
du Pont
Plastics Department
Dr. Bazzelle
Hope, Ark
William L. Baggzelle
Hope
Texas Southern University
Wayne State University
Bagzelle
American Chemic Society
Kappa Alpha Psi
Pal Lambda
Monticello
Moore’s Lane
New Castle
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