Homestead names Dave Felder sales rep for Young American line
Dave Felder, veteran in the mobile home industry since 1955, is named Southwest sales representative for Homestead Industries. The firm, part of Mid America Housing, introduces the Young American line of deluxe homes 12 feet wide and 60 to 65 feet long, produced at the new Hope Arkansas plant with about 160 workers. Felder and his family relocate from Texas to Hope.
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Dave Felder
Southwest
Homestead Industries, Inc
Tomes
Tony F. Mays
Homestead
Mid- America Housing, Inc
Birmingham
Alabama
Hope
Ark
Dave
Shorter College President Decries Funding List
North Little Rock AP The president of Shorter College in North Little Rock says being left off the federally financed construction priority list alarms him. The remark came after the state commission released the list and Gov Rockefeller sought it following President Nixon's 75 percent cutback in federally funded construction. The same period marked the Senate's longest-ever speech by Strom Thurmond lasting 24 hours 18 minutes.
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Little Rock
Shorter
R. J. Hampton
State Commission On Coordination of Higher Educational Finance
Winthrop Rockefeller
Presi
U.S. Senate
Strom Thurmond
D.-S.c
Senate
Wayne Morse
Bruins Open Season With Win Over Rangers in Garden
Boston Bruins grab a 2-1 victory over the New York Rangers as Eddie Johnston turns in a 37-save night. Fred Stanfield and Johnny McKenzie supply the early goals, while Jim Neilson’s penalty helps spark Boston. Rangers debut under Emile Francis shows defensive resolve but struggles offensively.
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Associated Press Sports
Walter Boston
Boston Bruins
Bostoff Garaden
Harry Sinden
Bruins
New York Rangers
Mike Laughton
Oakland Seals
Chicago Black Hawks
Rangers
New York
Oalie
Eddie Johnston
Eddie
Sinden
Johnston
Montreal
Jim Neilson
Fred Stanfield
Johnny McKenzie
Bobby Orr
Orr
Stanfield
Ed Giacomin
McKenzie
Jean Ratelle
Vic Hadfield
Boston
Emile Francis
Bob Nevin
Jim Lorentz
Robinson Seeks Play In Third World Series Game
Orioles star Frank Robinson vows to play despite a badly bruised right instep after injuring himself in batting practice. He will receive whirlpool and ice treatments in New York ahead of Game 3 at Shea Stadium. Robinson argues the Mets, while resilient, remain outmatched by Baltimore, which cites its stronger lineup and pitching as key to winning the series.
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Associated Press
NEW York
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Baltimore
Ora
Shea Stadium
Robinson
Mets
Balticmore
Detroit
Boston
Minnesota
Oakland
Tench
Gil Hedges
al Wels
Orioles
Minnesota Twins
Ton Seaver
Jerry Koosman
Rosman
Hird
Seaver
Mandger
Weaver
Boog Powell
Paul Blair
Brooks Robinson
Jim Palmér
Elite Hendricks
Andy Etchebar
Ren
Dave May
Arkansas Weather Summary Cool Week Ahead
A 24 hour station report ends Monday at 7 am with a high of 90 and a low of 52 and .51 inch of precipitation. Weekend rainfall total is .55 inch. Temperatures in Arkansas will average four to eight degrees below normal with continued cool through Saturday. Normal highs 73 to 78 and lows 48 to 53. Total rainfall near half an inch and a chance of showers late in the week.
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Laughton Nets Twice as Hawks Top Chicago in Final Period
In the first period scoreless, Oakland’s Laughton broke through at 2:10 of the final period, with Jim Pappin in the box. He added a second goal at 2:48, both set up by Bill Hicke and Brian Perry. Doug Mohns scored Chicago’s lone goal at 11:13 on a power play, assisted by Stan Mikita and Jim Wiste. The night also featured results from Montreal, Los Angeles, Detroit, Toronto, St. Louis, Chicago, Minnesota, Philadelphia, Oakland, and Pittsburgh.
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Laughton
Chicago
Denis DeJordy
Hawks
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Bill Hicke
Brian Perry
Doug Mohns
Stan Mikita
Jim Wiste
Montreal
Los Angeles
Detroit
Toronto
St. Louis
Minnesota
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Arkansas Highways Toll Deaths From Weekend Crashes
An Associated Press count lists three traffic fatalities on Arkansas highways during the 54 hour period ending Sunday midnight. Victims identified were John Ernest Hume Phreys 54 Pine Bluff Shores 21 Waldron Viele Jones 18 Tyrone 55. Shores died when he struck his head on a bridge marker post after sticking out a car window. Jones died in a single car crash on U S 63 Friday night as the vehicle left the road and rolled three times.
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Arkansas
Arekarigas
John Ernest Humephreys
Pine Biull
Ragelhold Shores
Waldron
Viele Jones
Tyrone
Service Club Graft Probe Focuses on Maj. Gen. Turner
The Senate probe into military graft shifts to Maj. Gen. Carl C. Turner former Army provost marshal, accused of obtaining confiscated guns from civilian police. Chicago Police Supt. James Conlisk testifies Turner lied about the guns for personal use, claiming they were for Army training or museum display and would be destroyed when unused. Turner had been Army marshal before resigning amid the hearings and had gone to Chicago last year to represent the Army chief of staff during rioting.
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Washington
Senate
Carl C. Turner
Army
Turner
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Chicago
James Con Usk
Conlisk
Genlisk
Abraham Ribicoff
D-Conn
U.S
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