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Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1961

Page

3

Michigan State Leads AP Poll With Mississippi Close Behind

Michigan State holds first in the weekly Associated Press college football poll as Mississippi slips to second after its 41-0 win over Minnesota. Texas stays third after beating Arkansas 33-7, while Alabama moves to fourth with a 34-3 victory over Tennessee. Iowa falls to fifth after routing Wisconsin 47-13.

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Razorbacks Rest Then Return to Prep for Northwestern State

Arkansas after a 33-7 loss to Texas took Monday off to recuperate and will practice today for Saturday’s road trip to Northwestern Louisiana. Northwestern Louisiana, led by Kenny Thompson and Glen Talbert, has won six straight and competes for the Gulf Coast Conference title. The Demons defeated Louisiana Tech 19-7 last week and have a 201-53 scoring edge this season. War Memorial Stadium in Little Rock hosts the game at 3 p.m. Saturday. Coach Broyles noted the rest was earned and the team’s injury policy was clarified for publication.

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Bowl Bids Already Sent to Few Teams

Six weeks into the season Syracuse faces an injury depleted Orange with Ernie Davis limited by ailments as bowl committee bids flow from New York. Gary Fallon moves to fullback and Dave Sarette returns as Lelli heals. other teams grapple with player absences as schedules tighten.

Jack Clary Associated Press Syracuse Orange Ernie Davis Bow Bie New York Penn State Holy Cross Miue Gary Fallon Davis Dave Sarette Bob Lelli Lelli Iowa Jerry Burns Wilburn Hollis Hollis Larry Ferguson Stinson Jones VMI Bucs William & Mary Jack Medford Missouri Tigers Nebraska Ilinois Pete el- Hiot California Ben Charles Hal

Fishing Around Arkansas Lakes

Forecasts from the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission cover several lakes. Lake Maumelle is clear and low with poor all fishing. Lake Conway clear and low with detaw down. Lake Catherine clear with bass fair on artificial bait. Lake Ouachita good water conditions but overall poor fishing. Lake Jamison fair to good and crappie poor. Lake Bull Shoals bream good on crickets and bass fair on jigs and eel. White bass fair to good at night on minnows. Crappie fair with artificial bait and minnows. Lake Greeson no report.

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Moore Apologizes After One-Sided Bout With Rademacher

Arch Moore, aged light heavyweight champion in several circuits, knocks down Pete Rademacher six times in a six round non title bout at Baltimore. Referee stops the fight at 2 10 of the sixth. Moore says he tried for a cleaner classic performance but faced an awkward opponent. Audience of 3,849 boos during dull early rounds. Moore fought at 198 pounds, above limit.

Gordon Beard Baltimore Pete Rademacher Archie Moore Moore Rademacher Benny Goldstein New York Massachusetts Europe Wig Rademacher Archie

Bell Telephone seeks rate hike amid service concerns

Western Bell Telephone Co. concentrates on passing game while facing injuries and price pressure. Michigan State and Indiana are among targets as the Public Service Commission weighs authority to raise rates between cuts. Notre Dame shows strong lineup with Dewey Lincoln Ron Hatcher and linemen Behrman Manders Kumiega in a hard fought season context.

Little Rock South Trujats Western Bell Telephone Co Naise Ity Paty Ashduan Michigan State Tom Service Commission Indiana Notre Dame Dewey Lincoln Ron Hatcher Dave Behrman Dave Manders Tony Kumiega

Texas Fears Upset by Lowly Teams

Texas fears an upset as injuries decimate the Longhorns in a crucial Southwest Conference week. Key guards Johnny Treadwell Marvin Kubin and center David Kristynik listed as questionable while Rice and Arkansas seek upsets and Baylor Texas A&M chase conference play.

Texas

Impossible Comeback Described In Boxing Bout

The fragment notes a chaotic moment as Rademacher nears defeat after a murmur from his opponent. The round ends with uncertainty about who leads, leaving the outcome unclear.

Fight Results Baltimore Archie Moore and Others

Baltimore Archie Moore stopped Pete Nade macher in a nontitle bout. Holly Mims outpointed Al Avanti in Washington. San Francisco Bobo Olson outpointed Sixto Rodriguez. Henry Hank stopped Jerey Luedee in New Haven. Ben Johnson stopped Colin Bell in Sydney.

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Airman Eddy Electrocution at Little Rock Base

Airman Howard Edmondson Jr. 31 from Monroe Michigan was accidentally electrocuted at Little Rock Air Force Base Monday night after apparently touching a high tension wire while attempting to remove a drag chute from an electrical transformer. The chute was released from a B-47 and blew over the transformer. Edmondson lived in North Little Rock with his wife and three stepchildren. He is survived by his parents Mr and Mrs James Robert Sandelur of Monroe.

Little Rock Howard Edmondson Jr Monroe Mich Little Rock Air Force Base Edmondson North Little Rock James Robert Sandelur

Struck Poultry Plant Closes After Union Strike

The Arkansas Poultry Cooperative Inc. plant in Bentonville closed after two thirds of its workers walked out over alleged discrimination. Roy Parker of Local 403 AMPU says the strike will continue until discrimination ends, while the employer previously voted 72-39 for union representation and did not attend bargaining sessions.

Bentonville Ark Arkansas Poultry Cooperative Inc Roy Parker Amalgamated Meat: Packers Union Parker

NCAA and AAU clash over future of U S basketball

In a power struggle likely to resolve early next year the NCAA and the AAU vie to control U S basketball. The NCAA proposes a national federation including the AAU and other groups, which would strip the AAU of authority if recognized by FIBA. A Dec 6 Washington meeting could set the path forward or push the federation to seek FIBA membership.

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Camden Big Favorite Over the Bobcats

Camden sits as a heavy favorite entering a Region 3 AAj clash with Benton after a six game win streak. The Panthers remain unbeaten in league play and eye a potential Nov 7 AAA showdown with Smackover while several district games unfold across Class AA and 4AA regions.

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Region IAA and IIAA football race notes and matchups

Region IAA leaders Van Buren and Morriston clash in a non conference game before a league showdown with Fayetteville. Fayetteville and Springdale each have one loss and a Fayetteville win could force a three way tie. Van Buren would then clinch with a win next week. Springdale faces Rogers, while Rogers aims to stay in the race despite a weaker year. In Region 2AA, Jonesboro and Helena are atop despite Helena at 5-2 while Jonesboro sits at 7-0. Jonesboro plays Conway in a non league game as Helena meets Wynne in a conference clash. Stuttgart visits Forrest City in an old rivalry with little bearing on standings. Forrest City has one conference loss but is 3-4 overall. Newport meets Seary as Wynne’s 21-4 loss last week is noted. Churchill’s health and age are mentioned with a state of concern ahead of a major high school football day.

van Buren Morriston Fayetteville Springdale Fayettevile Rogers Lem Joneshorn Helena Aluc Haine Jonesboro Conway Wynne Stutgart Forrest City Thas Stuttgart Westermam Mugla Newport Sharey Wyne Winston Churchill West Memphis Churchil

450 More Men to State Base

The Air Force will increase the Little Rock Air Force Base personnel by 350 and has reversed plans to deactivate the 70th Reconnaissance Wing. The wing, with about 1,850 officers and 1 enlisted men, will remain at the base for now amid Kennedy era buildup, with two other wings kept active to avoid reducing ranks.

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Hair Stylist Receives Maggie Patrick Award in Arkansas

LITTLE ROCK Ah evry Heath of Forrest City read the Maggie Patrick award here Monday as the top hair stylist in the state at the 82nd annual convention of the Arkansas Hairdressers and Cosmetologists Association.

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Declaration kept at Fort Knox during World War II

The declaration of independence is safeguarded at Fort Knox Kentucky for three years during World War II, ensuring the document's preservation.

Fort Knox

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