Eagles Top National East as Jurgensen Leads Comeback
Eagles reclaim first in the National East behind Sonny Jurgensen’s three touchdown performance and a late 4-yard strike to Tommy McDonald with 1 second left. The win pushes Philadelphia to 6-1 atop the division, while Washington slips to 5-2 and Dallas and the Giants mix in the crowded standings. Green Bay, Chicago, and Detroit win in the West as Cleveland, the Giants, and the Cowboys also post key results.
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Late College Football Highlights From Saturday Action
Association reports mixed college scores with Temple Hofstra Rice and Arizona and Mississippi State wins noted. Harden and Ouachita are in Midwest matchups as Arkansas Tech leads standings. weekend results include Rams and Steelers playoff-hopeful performances and a Lions kickoff return near the league record.
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Catcher of Lucky Ball Is Married in California
NEW YORK AP Sal Durante, the Brooklyn mechanic who caught the first home run hit by Roger Maris in Yankee Stadium, married his girlfriend Rose Calabrese Sunday at St Finbar church. They plan to fly to Sacramento where Durante will receive 4000 dollars for the catch while Sam Gordon offers 5000 dollars for the baseball history.
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Piles Cure Promoted By New Healing Substance
A mysterious claim introduces a new healing compound labeled Stregeration Hoe said to end piles and other disorders. The promotion promises money back and urges readers to ask their druggist for the “One name” remedy available in emitory or nuntinent form.
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Marines Practice on Hawaii Beach Operation Silver Sword drills inland
In Maui Hawaii seven thousand U S Marines swarmed ashore for Operation Silver Sword. The amphibious drill involved Marines and sailors with participation urged from people of every faith. The event began Friday and includes more than ten thousand personnel.
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Negro Family Plans Move to Africa Battle Creek family seeks Nigeria move over prejudice
Herman McGee 36 a World War II veteran announces with his wife Lilian 34 and their two children Anthony 13 and Gwendolyn 16 that they will renounce U S citizenship and move to Africa after Houston contract批准 Nesmith offers to pay fare only if they leave the United States and renounce citizenship McGee cites pervasive prejudice in both North and South and says it will take about three years to raise the funds They own a recreation hall and beauty shop in Battle Creek Michigan
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Fallout Cloud Moves Eastward
The leading edge of a giant fallout cloud from a Soviet nuclear explosion moved east over the Atlantic, propelled by winds of 47 to 88 mph. Weather officials say it will take days for debris to cross New England and into southwest Canada before drifting out to sea. U.S. experts see no need for immediate health actions.
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Arkansan Wins First Race in Oklahoma Grand Prix
In Muskogee Oklahoma Ton Collins of Denver Colorado won the opening race of the second annual Oklahoma Grand Prix held Saturday The second race featured Dr EOL Jutchison of Pine Bluff Arkansas driving a Lotus 7A in the Go Pranetiog Class
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Against Sending Viet Nam Troops
Manila reports Gen Maxwell J. Taylor arrived to complete a report for President Kennedy advising against dispatching American combat troops to Communist threatened South Vietnam. Taylor and aides went to Baguio after a fact finding mission. No final decisions reached. odds favor caution about movement of troops at present.
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Arkansas sets $3 per hundred for bracero cotton work
The Arkansas Employment Security Division announces that starting today bracero nationals employed by Arkon cotton farmers must be paid a minimum of $3 per hundred weight for picked cotton. Earlier this year the Labor Department raised the Braceros’ wage fever to $3 after 54 percent of cotton was harvested. An estimated 21,000 Braceros are working in Arkansas cotton fields this year.
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Salinger Discusses Europe Visit Rumors With British Officials
In London John Russell of the British Foreign Office held talks with Pierre Salinger, Kennedy's press secretary. Russell called the meeting a resumption of contacts and denied any planned Kennedy European visit amid circulating rumors.
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Car Stalls Then Stranger Robs Man
Atlanta AP reports William A Higginbotham’s car stalled at an intersection. A passing driver helped by pushing the car and Higginbotham offered a dollar for the trouble. A rude stranger then slashed and took all his cash before fleeing.
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Paying Bill for Indian UN Envoy Settlement Drove Move
New York United Nations aide Belly Roberts said she paid a $252 hotel bill for Indian ambassador C S Jha and Mme Jha after a dispute over noise from repairs in Roberts' building. She dispatched a check via the American U N delegation and praised Jha as a good man. The issue stemmed from a private quarrel amid accusations of attorney pressure affecting his stay. The ambassadors moved from their $1,600 monthly 10 room suite to hotel quarters for six days.
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Jellyfish Use One Jithocyst to Sense Upward Orientation
Zoologists propose a small organ named One Jithocyst at the base of tentacles helps jellyfish determine which way is up. Researchers study how this sensory structure guides orientation in the water column.
Hope Star masthead and AP affiliation details
Hope Star presents its publication info including publisher Alex H Washburn editor Deno Parker and staff roles. It notes membership in the Audit Bureau of Circulations and Associated Press affiliation for local news and AP dispatch resourcing.
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Paul M. Jones
Deno Parker
Associated Press
Convicted on Assault Charge in Eureka Springs
John Darity, 31, of Eureka Springs, was convicted by a Circuit Court jury of shooting at John J. Clayton, a 40 year old U S Agriculture employee, during a fight on August 15. Jury recommended a three year prison term. Formal sentencing was scheduled for later in the week.
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