Blues Top Farm Team 6-3 In Exhibition Game
Phil Goyette and Ab McDonald each scored twice as the St. Louis Blues defeated their Kansas City farm club 6-3 in an exhibition game. The North American Hockey League matchup highlighted continued Blues depth and scoring as the game unfolded in St. Andrews New Brunswick.
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Lions Hear Talk On Education Positive And Negative Components
At a Lions Club meeting at Town & Country Junior High School Perndipal Will Rutherford discussed education as the sum of experiences shaping attitudes. He urged positive social environments, noted a school board effort for facilities and staff, and described Yerger Jr. High with 450 students about 60 percent white and 40 percent Negro, with 18 teachers.
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Arkansas bans walking catfish and related species
The Arkansas Game and Fish Commission voted to prohibit sale or possession of walking catfish. The rule also lists pichana Mexican bane stickleback. Penalties include a fine from 250 to 500 dollars.
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Magnolia Victorious Over Hope
Magnolia Panthers defeated the Hope B Lizards 8 0 in a junior varsity clash at Magnolia. Pat Schultz scored the only touchdown on a two yard run with two minutes left, then added a two point conversion. Bobcat Tommy Frazier was tackled in the end zone for a safety as the clock neared 24 seconds. Coach Willie Tate praised Magnolia’s defense and passing game led by Schultz. Next week the Lizards travel to Nashville seeking a win.
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Practically All Rated Are Triple A Teams
Fort Smith Northside dominates the high school football poll with 158 points, placed atop 14 of 16 ballots. Little Rock Central rises to second as Springdale and LR Catholic follow, with North Little Rock Southwest, Hot Springs, Magnolia and Fort Smith Southside rounding out the top ranks.
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Nixon pursues troop withdrawal amid Vietnam fighting reports
AP dispatches from Saigon, Washington and Belfast describe ongoing fighting in South Vietnam and mounting debate over new U S troop withdrawals while the United Nations plans address Middle East and disarmament issues. In Belfast Catholics push for quick removal of barricades as troops stay on alert. Also included are Arkansas high school football rankings and voting lists.
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Congressman Warns Against Abolition of Electoral College
Washington debate centers on direct popular elections reform with Rep. Clay arguing the Electoral College protects two party system and minority participation while opponents like Rep. Dowdy cite risk of black separatist and fringe parties gaining influence if electors are chosen by direct vote.
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The Negro Community Reflections and notices
ESTER HICKS presents reflections on territory as nation soul and spirit. Calendar notes Elder R D Heard of Oakland preaches September 17 at Pentecostal Church of God in Nashville Arkansas obituaries report Mrs Carrie Williams of Nashville Arkansas died September 15 1969 with Hicks Funeral Home handling arrangements. Master file project in Kentucky libraries funded by federal grant underway to catalog all library materials and rare scripts.
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