Hope Senior Band Officers and Majorettes Roster Noted
Hope Senior Band list details officers and majorettes by row. Fourth row includes Gary Rogers Philip White Gary Clark Gary Jones Amelia Gaines Martha Allison Larry Williams Joe Keeser David Chism. Fifth row lists Wayne Grant Ken Velvin Carlton King Conrad Browning Ab Weisenberger Jimmy O Neal Phil Mc Larty Paul MacCormick. Sixth row names Ann Arnold Ralph Byers Malcolm Hinton Mickey Holt Larry Johnston Freddy McCully Ken Williams. Third row cites Wayne Grant Assist Drum Major Phil McLarty Stone Orchestra Student Div.
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Charlene Golden
Brenda Balentine
Gary Rogers
Philip White
Gary Clark
Gary Jones
Amelia Gaines
Martha Allison
Larry Williams
Joe Keeser
David Chism
Wayne Grant
Ken Velvin
Carlton King
Conrad Browning
Ab Weisenberger
Jimmy O’neal
Phil McLarty
Paul MacCormick
Ann Arnold
Ralph Byers
Malcolm Hinton
Mickey Holt
Larry Johnston
Freddy McCully
Ken Williams
Stone Orchestra
Basketball By The Associated Press
Today’s games feature Los Angeles at Cincinnati and St Louis at Chicago with Syracuse at New York and a later lineup in San Francisco. Tomorrow’s schedule includes Los Angeles at Chicago and Cincinnati at St Louis with New York also hosting Chicago.
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Los Angeles
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Chicago
New York
Syracuse
Detail
San Francisco
Los Angles
Montreal and Chicago Face Off In AP Hockey Preview
The Associated Press previews a National Hockey League clash between Montreal and Chicago. Details are unclear in the readable text but the matchup is highlighted for today with emphasis on key players and potential outcomes.
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Bobby Hull
National Hockey League
Chicago Black Hawks
Hempstead Courthouse Civil Docket Summary
Civil and chancery docket entries list cases including Voile vs Eigar and Campbell cases, Texan Concrete Prod Co versus Hindman Penny Purtle v American Insurance Texas, plus multiple party names and a marriage license notice. Mixed docket items show filings, claims, and an assortment of defendants, plaintiffs, and officers.
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Bi Tames
Eigar
Horethy Perry
Red Perry
Donald 1
Hollis
Patsy
Layou Tellis
Marevkie Mann
Wry
Mariar Man
Demthd Bay Campbell
Les ‘Sit May Dunvant Campbell
Keyth Porhert
Caroli J
Yorhart
Dl Wo Hindman
Penny
Tigers Lose Homecoming Game to Jones High
Yerger Tigers fall 26 13 at North Little Rock as Jones High School dominates second half after a 13 6 halftime lead. Key plays include a 30 yard TD pass Phillips to Williams and a 20 yard TD run, with Tiger centerlinebacker injury impacting defense.
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Yerger Tigers
Jones High Schue
North Little Rock
Jonesy High
Vata
Phillips
Williams
Phillip
Tigers
Jnhead
Dennis
Cuthe Om
Gers
yJnut
Jones
Janes
Hihe ‘Tigers
Alving Idones
Ison High School of
Malvern
the Tigers
Wile
Arkansas Senate Hopeful Denies Secret Agent Ties
Dr. Kenneth Jones, Republican Senate candidate in Arkansas, said he is unaware of any CIA style agents from the Americans for Constitutional Action working for him. The ACA, a conservative group, announced it had dispatched agents to aid 46 unidentified conservative congressional candidates.
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Lvpyle Rock
Kenneth Jones
Senate
Americans For Constitutional Action
Arkansas
ACA. 4
Washington
Full State in the Scrambled District 4-AA
Three unbeaten Class AA teams face Friday night tests with Conway in line to slip up against Conway’s Big Nine foe Little Rock Central. Rogers and Helena meet Springdale and Wynne as region races tighten, while Fayetteville faces a Missouri foe Springfield for a second straight week. Other region games spread across 1AA to 4A with Subiaco, Van Buren, and a slate including Harrison, Benton, Jacksonville, and Munford among notable matchups.
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Bill C. Simmons
Associated Press
Conway
Little Rock
Wampus Cats
Little Rock Conray
Bengals
Central
Fort Smith
Tigers
Rogers
Camden
Hope
Crossett
Smackover
Magnolia
Camden Fairview
Malvern
Sheridan
Fayetteville
Missouri
Springfield
Bulldogs
Joplin
Siloam Springs
Harrison
Subiaco
Little Rock Catholic
van Buren
Morriston
Benton
Jacksonville
Mabelvale
Sylvan Hills
Rus Sellville
Searcy
West Memphis
Munford
Tenn
Hoffa Appeal Dismissal Sought Over Grand Jury Conduct
Hoffa defense moves to dismiss indictment claiming bias from federal officials. The complaint cites a Kennedy presidential debate remark and alleges Attorney General Kennedy has fomented inflammatory publicity and seeks Hoffa’s conviction.
Prejudice Plea Denied to Hoffa
Washington AP reports James R. Hoffa, president of the Teamsters Union, was denied a Supreme Court hearing on his claim that Kennedy administration officials biased a grand jury against him. The grand jury in Florida returned an indictment charging mail fraud against Mafia figure Robert E. McCarthy.
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Washington
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters Union
Supreme Court
Kennedy
Jandy Fla
Robert E. McCarthy
Hardin-Simmons Ends 27-Game Losing Streak With Trinity Victory
ABILENE Texas AP Hardin-Simmons University celebrates a holiday as its football team breaks a 27-game drought by defeating Trinity University 4-7 on Saturday night. Executive Vice President George Graham promised a day off for the win, with teachers telling students no Monday classes. The victory ends a long slump that previously followed their last win over Trinity.
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Abilene
Tex
Hardin-Simmons
Kansas State
Virginia
Trinity
University
Arkansas
George Graham
Jack Thomas
Mons University
True Srinity University
O' Cowboys
Ole Miss
Parker
Broyles
Billy Joe Moody
Texas Christain
Jim Worthington
Parkers Go Back to Work for Next One
The Arkansas Razorbacks resume practice after a day off to recover from a 7-3 loss to Texas. Brabham bruised hip and aggravated shoulder, Polk stitched hand cut. coach Babes Broyles praises effort and reviews game films with freshmen. Next foe is Hardin-Simmons.
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Fayetteville
Ark
Arkansas Razorbacks
Texas
Bill Ferrell
Danny Brabham
Tommy Polk
Brabham
Polk
Broyles
uTack
Jerry Mazzanti
Hardin-Sirn
Texas Holds Lead as Alabama Stays Close in AP Poll
Texas remains No. 1 in the AP weekly college football poll with 23 first place votes. Alabama drops to second after a 27-7 win over Tennessee while Northwestern jumps to third following a big upset of Ohio State. Southern California falls to fourth and Wisconsin rises to fifth behind a 42-14 victory over Iowa State.
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Associated Press
Texas
Alabama
Bear Bryant
Northwestern
Ohio State
Arkansas
Razorbacks
Test Tenessee
California
Southern California
Wisconsin
Louisiana State
Mississippiti
Washington
Michigan State
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Brenda Hicks
Paddy Davis
Ruth Mohon
Mary Beth Allen
Ricky Stone
al Weisenberger
Brenda Hamm
Brenda Barentine
Sharon Faris
Treas
Ruth Mahon
Cynthia
National Basketball Assn
National Hockey
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Diane
Harold Hendrix
Hope Yard
Prescott Yard
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Hempstead
L. Nelson
Estalha Stuart
Mape
Laid Peyton
Heape
Deanis Brodhas
Lupe
Trea Cofteay
Hoffa
Tommy Ford
Longhorn Razorback
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Hardin- Simmons
Brckfield Farm
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