Ribbon cutting opens dining hall in Vietnam
Master Sgt. Albert H. Patton of Hope officiates a ribbon cutting with Col. Turk to open a dining hall at Vieng Tau Vietnam. It is the largest hall in Vietnam and Patton previously opened a hall at Ton Son Nhut in 1966. He oversees feeding all flying personnel at the base. His family—Alice, Larry Paul Naida Tracy—reside in Hope and work in The Star. Patton returns home in mid December.
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Albert H. Patton
Hope
Col
Turk
Vieng Tau
Vietnam
Set
Patton
Ton Son Nhett Air Base
Sgt. Patton
Alice
Larry
Paul
Scott
Naida
Tracy
N. Erin
The
Star
Mets Triumph Clinch First Championship In Historic Turnaround
Stadium cheers erupted as the New York Mets shut out the St Louis Cardinals 6 0 to clinch the National League East title. About 2 000 fans flooded the field amid confetti and copious celebrations while police cleared the chaos, marking a night of memories for fans who endured seven brutal seasons.
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Mike Becht
Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
Karl Ehrhardt
New York
Shea Stadium
Mets
Ehrhardt
St. Louis Cardinals
No. 1
Joe Christopher
Howard Cottar
Brentwood
N.Y
Met
Sam Huff Returns as Defensive Player of the Week
After a year in retirement 34 year old Sam Huff rejoined Washington as a player coach and posted 12 tackles and five assists in a 26 20 win over New Orleans earning AP Defensive Player of the Week honors. Dallas rookie Calvin Hill was named Offensive Player of the Week. Huff recalled playing against Jim Brown as a career highlight.
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Jack Hand
Associated Press Sports Water
NEW York
Sam Huff
Huff
Washington
New Orleans
Associated Press
Calvin Hill
Dallas
Yale
Redskins
Vince Lomepardi
Green Bay
Tom
Doug Aiykins
Saints
Sam
Doug
Sonny
Jurgensen
New York Giants
Jim Brown
Israel Seeks More American Arms From Nixon Meeting
Prime Minister Golda Meir arrives in Washington to press President Nixon for increased arms sales to Israel seeking 24 Phantom and 80 Skyhawk jets and closer economic ties. Reports say Israel is also negotiating a 135 helicopter order from Sikorsky worth 337 million, while 50 Phantom fighters are currently being delivered.
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Spencer Davis
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
Golda Meir
Israel
Nixon
United States
Milwaukee
Middle East
Sikorsky Aircraft Corp
Lyndon B. Johnson
Baugh Sees Namath as Potential Greatest Quarterback
Sammy Baugh, once hailed as the greatest, labeled Joe Namath a potential all time great if he stays healthy and avoids knee issues. He named Johnny Unitas as the best he considers, while praising Namath’s talent and predicting he could surpass all others if longevity and form hold. Baugh spoke in New York at a Football Writers Association dinner alongside other all time selections.
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Will Grimsley
Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
Sammy Baugh
Elass
Baugh
New York
Football Writers Association of America
TCU
Jay Berwanger
Chicago
Red Grange
Ianois
Ernie Nevers
Stanford
Bennie Oosterbaan
Michigan
Don Hutsson
Alabama
Bronko Nagurski
Minnesota
Bruiser Kinard
Texas
Washington Redskins
Rotan
Tex
Bart Starr
Green Bay
Unitas
Haynsworth Approval Still Foreseen
Opponents expect Haynsworth's confirmation despite long hearings and controversy. A leading liberal senator predicts a lop sided Senate vote with four to five committee votes against and 20 to 25 in the full Senate. Clarence Mitchell of the NAACP doubts blocking chances while Stephen Schlossberg of the UAW says the nomination faces opposing views. Senator Hart says no groundswell against Haynsworth, but notes a record buildup for Senate action. Wednesday's hearing drew few senators as opponents urged rejection.
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John Chadwick
Associated Press
Washington
Supreme Court
Clement F. Haynsworth Jr
Senate
Nixon
Haynsworth
Clarence Mitchell
Mithell
NAACP
Washington, D.C
Judiciary Committee
Stephen J. Schlossberg
United Auto Workers Union
Haynsgworth
Philip A. Hart
D-Mich
Schlossberg
Afl-Cio
Electrical Workers
Marriage Licenses Issued In Hope And Malvern Areas
ARK marriage licenses list shows Dean Thornton of Hope to Verna Gall Harmon in Hope Johnny B Jones of Hope to Brenda Smith David D Guffin of Hope to Fatty Sue Gaines Gary Lyhh Rogers of Hope to Darlene Kay Stochowiak in Houston T J Jacks of Malvern to Rosy Patrick in Malvern Arkansas
Henderson Dominates Statistics in Initial ASC Football List
Henderson eddies lead the early ASC football stats with QB Tommy Hart topping passing at 369 yards and total offense with 527 yards. Hart also has 24 points, while Billy LeFear leads receivers with 16 catches for 224 yards. Charlie Jeoble has 449.5 kickoff return average. Larry Brown of Arkansas Tech is rushing leader with 208 yards, Cliff Harris tops punt returns at 42 yards, and Larry Clary of Arkansas A&M leads punting at 39.3.
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Little Rock
Henderson Eddies
Inital
ASC
Tommy Hart
Billy LeFear
Charlie Jeoble
Arkansas Tech
Larry Brown
Cliff Harris
Quachita
Larry Clary
Arkansas A&m
Next Shot to Mars May Decide Landing There
NASA details for Mariners 8 and 9 launching in May 1971 to map 70 percent of Mars. unmanned orbiters will return thousands of images and data on terrain and seasonal color changes to assess feasibility of a crewed mission and support Viking in 1973.
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Mars
Ralph Dighton
Pasadena
Calif
U.S
Dan Schneiderman
Mariner
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Schneiderman
Viking
Texas Longhorns halt Cal bid with Brooks impact
Texas defensive tackle Brooks starved Cal's drive late in the fourth as Texas blanked California 17 0. Judy, TCU quarterback, earned Offensive Player of the Week honors after throwing 4 touchdowns in a 42 35 loss to Purdue. Judy, a sophomore starter, said the Frogs might have won if they had possession late.
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Michael A. Lutz
Breas
California
Texas
Longhorns
Cal
Brodka
Dave Poiihaps
Brooks’ Hatdiwork
Associated Press Southwest Conference
Judy
Texas Christian
Purdue
Frogs
Brooks
R. M. Patterson
Kermit
Denton Fox
Texas Tech
Bruce James
Arkansas
TCU
Fred Taylor
Uke
Falcons Take Over Lead in Rushing
New York AP reports the Atlanta Falcons opened the season with a strong ground game, leading the league in rushing after 229 yards in a 24-2 victory over San Francisco. Rookie Paul Gipson gained 69 yards with a touchdown. Green Bay shut out Chicago 17 50 and a Bears defense allowed 204 yards. St Louis pressured Dallas with six sacks but lost 24-3.
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New York
Norm van Brocklin
Atlanta Falcons
Paul Gipson
Atlanta
San Francisco
Green Bay
Chicago Bears
St. Louis
Dallas
Television La Pain and Daytime Schedule Fragments
Fragmented OCR of a 1960s broadcast page listing numerous TV programs, times, and network notes across mornings, afternoons, and evenings. Includes show titles such as The Gates of Navatone and That Girl, plus news and weather blocks, with scattered sponsor mentions and local station identifiers.
Chancery Court Cases Filed in Arkansas Chronicle
Listings show multiple Chancery Court filings including Janice M Clark vs Rebecca Nall Murrah vs Robert Charles Murrah Est of Lucy Elzadier vs Terrell Willard Adam et al McDonald Higgins vs William Aubrey Higgins Jr and Anderson Box Company vs Tom Bobs. The page also lists TV schedules and program times for Little Rock today.
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Janice M. Clark
Charles
Raymond ‘Clark
Rebecc
Murrah
Robert Charles
Lucy, Elzadier
Terrell
Willard Adam
McDonald Higgins
William ‘Aubrey Higgins, Jr. Anderson
Box Company
Tom Bobs
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Jase Alrey
Joey Bishop
Johnny Carson
Port Arkansas
Mery Griffin
Bob Buice
Arkansas A.M. Il
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Debbie Drake
Andy Griffith
Navatone
Sounds of
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Durante
Lennions
Bracken’s World
Ocean Drive
Naked and the Dead
Ran Bishop
Bening Devotional
Charlie Chan
Treasure Island
Porce of Impulse
M Hidwall
Dreas
Lordon
Chancery Court
Dream House
Eon
Paul Harvey Ies
General Hospital
Mike Douglas
Gomer Pile
Abbott and Costello
Pankenanetn Lakes
Big Valley
McHale's Navy
Gilligan's Island
Marshall Dillon
ABC
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Graggus
Cpstomnion
Pusslemenist the
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Tom Jones
Sammy Davis, Jr
Somedienne
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Warley
al Myndy
Robert Wagner
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Bishatch
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