Fight Called Off For Giardello Carter Match
In Las Vegas AP reports the world middleweight title bout between champion Jose Giardello and Rubin Carter was called off after the Silver State Boxing Club failed to provide a $55,000 guarantee for Giardello and $12,000 for the challenger. Late offers did not meet contract terms, leaving a potential rematch in doubt.
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Olympic volleyball ladies not judged by looks says Sharon Peterson
AP sports writer recounts a humorous exchange over claims that Olympic women athletes are not attractive. Sharon Peterson, 21, Long Beach State grad and volleyball player with South Bay Triumphs, confronts the notion, noting her team’s 1-3 Olympic slate and planning a post games trip. Sharon defends women athletes while teammates train under Ida Litschauer in Compton California.
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Poll tax list flaws and ineligible voters prompt letter
G D Royston Jr of Hope Arkansas writes that about 10 percent of names on the Hempstead county poll tax list appear ineligible due to deaths or relocations, suggesting 800 possibly illegal votes in an 8000 voter base. He urges citizens from both parties to verify precinct lists and report discrepancies to ensure a cleaner election.
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Defends Chamber of Commerce Editor The Star
A letter defending local support for Chamber remodeling outlines city ownership of the offices, approval by the City Board of Directors and Water and Light Commission, and a gratis three member supervision. Ten local firms supply materials and labor, with two out of town contractors for roofing and HVAC chosen for reputation and brand. The note urges every Hope citizen to invest locally, stressing communal pride and participation in city life.
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Distance Runner Plans to Retire from Active Competition
Tokyo report states distance runner Bill Dellinger will retire from active competition by November 30 and will become a coach at Thurston High School in Springfield where he has taught. He won an Olympic medal in his third attempt, and the announcement came Tuesday.
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Fight Results Monday's Fights
Sarnia Ontario report shows Jim Meileur of Toronto outpointing Taylor Hill of Detroit in eight middleweight bout. In Boston a 132-pound division draw between Dick DeVola and Tommy Tibbs. Santa Monica sees Johnny Smith a 156-pound fighter outpoint Hank Casey at 16514 for ten rounds.
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Hank Casey
Sikes Captures Sahara In Wire-To-Wire Golf Win
Dick Sikes, a 24 year old rookie from Springdale Arkansas and Cleveland, won the Sahara Invitational at Las Vegas by one stroke, finishing 275 after a nine under 62 opening round. Bill Casper was runner up at 276, with Jack Nicklaus, Phil Rodgers, and Jack McGowan tied for third at 277.
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Associated Press
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Lerma
U S Considers Soviet Meeting Amid Bloc Divisions
U S officials expect Brezhnev Kosygin to weigh canceling the meeting amid European Communist opposition. They anticipate Moscow will seek a patch with Red China while Kremlin aims to clarify Khrushchev era ties.
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Date Set for Vapors Suits in Hot Springs
Two damage suits from the January 1962 Vapors Supper Club bombing in Hot Springs proceed in federal court this week. Beverly Longinotti seeks 857,785 for injuries. Robert Fry seeks 170,000 for injuries to Jack Fry. A separate note criticizes the Chamber of Commerce and calls for civic effort in Hope.
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Robert Charles Fry
Jack Fry
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Hoover Reaches 90. Statesman Remembered as Free Spirit
The piece honors Herbert Hoover on his 90th birthday, detailing his long public career from 1929 to 1933 and his lasting influence. It notes his rise to elder statesman status, his recovery from health crises, and his belief that freedom sustains American abundance. It recalls his World War I relief work, food administration, and postpresidency surveys, plus his remark that peace is the first obligation of statesmen.
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Aged Man Still on Missing List
Aged Hogan Stevens, 79, of Mammoth Spring Arkansas, who wandered from home, remained reported missing Monday in West Plains Missouri.
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Croupiers and Dealers Named in Club Explosion Case
Croupiers and dealers at the club were involved in the morning of the explosion. The suits were bought at Park Realty Co Inc and Park Avenue Inc, linking property and ownership to the incident.
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Harding Yearbook Wins General Excellence Award Again
The Harding College yearbook, The Harding, took the general excellence award for the fifth straight year at the Arkansas College Publications Association meeting in Hot Springs. Arkansas Tech’s book placed second and Hendrix College's book was third.
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Weather day notes across Arkansas Louisiana Missouri
Weather forecast for Arkansas Louisiana and Missouri shows frost and freeze warnings tonight with fair conditions through Wednesday. Cool today with highs in the 60s, tonight and Wednesday lows in the 26 to 38 range with scattered frost, Louisiana sees fair and mild afternoons with cold nights 34 to 44 and interior frost, Missouri partly cloudy with highs mid-50s to upper 60s and warmer tonight through Wednesday, overnight lows upper 30s to upper 40s shifting from northeast to southwest.
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Eisenhower Comment on Khrushchev Ouster and Nuclear Tensions
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower comments on Nikita Khrushchev's removal, noting Russians may drift either toward or from the West. He discusses timing for China's potential nuclear capability, delivery means, and possible risks if Beijing pursues a larger arsenal. He cautions against expecting nuclear war, cites espionage-era public works, and recalls past Paris summit clashes with Khrushchev.
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Unopposed Candidates May Be Grouped On Ballots
Arkansas Attorney General Brice Bennett ruled that all unopposed candidates in the general election may be grouped on ballots with a note that voting for them is unnecessary. Pulaski County Election Commission chairman Wylie Cavin Sr. supported speeding ballot accounting. Bennett also said no one may electioneer within 100 feet of a polling room on election day, a request from Mississippi County Election Commission member W J Wunderlich.
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Wylie D. Cavin
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Mississippi County Election Commission
W. J. Wunderlich
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Mills Praises Rep Trimble At Arkansas fund-raiser
Rep Wilbur Mills of Arkansas praised Rep James Trimble as highly effective while speaking to about 500 at a Springdale fundraiser. Mills highlighted Trimble’s attendance record, urged continuity of Faubus and national Democratic progress, and cited Trimble’s readiness to serve from a sick bed if needed.
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