davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1961-04-18
DAILY DOUBLE PAID S45.SO

THIRD RACE-Purse, 81 900. maid
en- 2-yeaT -olds: furlongs.
Mount Lebo (Pierce) 1000 $50 10
Breezy Lane CErricol $50 800
Milestone ValenZuela) 0.6O
Crafty Indian. Varka, Puzzle jug,
Blenaplan. Rough Note, Beat The
Bushes, Colliery. Time, 0:5aEs.
Evening star., 1961-04-18
LAUREL RACEWAY
GRADED SELECTIONS
RACEWAY
SELECTIONS

l-Caranna, Flashover, Virginia Pride.
mission Hop. Rusty Don, Artist
Hanover
3-Abwa Delight, Vestan, Rodney
Ranger.
i-SlippeTy Smith, Shady FaryeL
Scottie
5-Prudcnt Song, Meadow Noel, Hi
Los Request.
Bun, Dody Ross, Gypsy Ly-
brook.
Mighty Stan, Shamrock Richards,
Caryn Hanover.
s-JIJLIA TRUST, Deanie Hanover,
X d. Senator.
g-Cerise, Treasure Island, Royal Hi
Evening star., 1961-04-18
DAILY DOUBLE SD S135

THIRD RACE-Purse. $4,000; claim
ing; hurdles; 3-yearolds and up; about
lSs miles
Mr.. Fair tAitcheSOn) $40 t.20 ESQ
Circle Imp walsh 100 2.69
Sky Jinks (Smithwickl 2;2O
Crack Up, Erroldo~n, Yes, Julep
Time, 3:04ls (new course record,
Evening star., 1961-04-18
BEST BET-CASTLE BAR

ROUGH SKETCH turned in creditable when
second for $1,000 and be slightly best here
MAJOR WATSON drops 1000 after a dull effort
for $1,000. BALLY ROCKET is capable Of
upSettinE.
xApprentce allowance claimed
Evening star., 1961-04-18

JUSTA ROGUE has been idle since January but
drops sharply here after being second earlier in Florida
for $4,000 MORTAL COMBAT was running strongly
JUST LIKE JIM Is favored by the inside post and
might upset.
Evening star., 1961-04-18
E0URTH RACE
Purse, $1,000.

FOURTH RACE Purse, $4,000;
maiden 2-year-old fillieS: ) furlongs.
ROdineIIa (KratZD 1I.S0 500 4.2O
Hobo Queen tCulmOne) $50 $50
Ryna Beth Uee) $40
Rec Flame, Market Model. Ny Lieb-
schen, Emba. MargherSt, Doll Ina, Bold
Blenn, Acrajet, Bonnie Disvalo. Time,
l.0l7s.
Evening star., 1961-04-18

SECOND RACE - Purse. S3500;
claiming: 4-year -olds and up: fur
longs.
Col Brig (MellOn) 60 l.ln
Seatation (RouImetiSD $50
Downeaster. Boats Away. FL Tun-
chi, Joe R. The Great Gale, Bavard
and Jine Up also ran. Time. 1:l3HS.
buchanan entry
Evening star., 1961-04-18
Beau Prince
Looking Better

LEXINGTON, KY, April l8
(AP) Beau Princes status as
a Kentucky Derby possibility
became more muddled today.
The Calumet Farm star ap-
parently bruised his right front
foot in the Florida Derby and
trainer Jimmy Jones has been
worried about him.
Observers who watched Beau
Prince galloping around the
training track yesterd a y
thought he looked good. Jones
now isn't saying definitely
Beau Prince won't make the
run for the roses.
Jones has had numerous
X-rays made of the foot and
so far there has been no indi-
cation the injury is anything
more than a bruise.
NEW YORK, April 18 (AP) .
Katherine Prices Garry
Back, current favorite for the
Kentucky Derby, worked a mile
handlly in 1:4O25 yesterday in
preparation for the $4,000
added Wood Memorial at Aque-
duct next Saturday. His frac-
tional times were :48, 1:0135,
1:142s and l:272s over the
Aqueduct track.
Evening star., 1961-04-18

SECOND RACE - Purse, $1,000;
claiming: 4-year-olds and up; l mile.
Giselle tLawless) ll.OO $50 80
Deucie (CulmOne) 1870 800
Flying Wave FieSelmanl 1850
Dude Ship, Evelyn Miss. Dear De-
linuuent, Quiz Mar, Pure Silver
Evening star., 1961-04-18
Gulfstreum
BY the Associated Press

FIRST RACE-Purse, $1,000; claim
ing; maiden 3-year-olds; Z furlongS.
KaEOo (WinanD 1890 $50 $40
FennyEan's Wake tGiPganD 800 10
Oil Payment Blum $50
Wunder Kind. Native Chicle. Court
Cap-ice, Kid HalSted, Innuit, Jam
Packed Nancy Arnole, Al-Fin, Hasty
Note Time, l:252s.
Evening star., 1961-04-18
FIFTH RACE-Purse. $1,000; claiming $4,000 to
$4,000; I-year-Olds and 6 furIOnEs.

kOMETES had excuse In his seasonal bow and
with slight improvement should finish first in this
closely matched field. ARCH RIVAL drops Tor first
star: Of the and likes the Laurel Track FIRE
CAPTAIN rates a chance
Evening star., 1961-04-18
SECOND RACE-Purse. $1,000; maiden; 3-year-OId
colt and

THE CRoGAN Is highly rerarded 3;;year-old,
indicate that the colt is due for sharp effort in his
bow. PAVON makes his first start after finishing
third last to Mr.. Thor at Delaware Park. RAYS
HILL is consistently in the money.
Evening star., 1961-04-18

CHARLES TOWN, w. Va.
April 18 (SpeciaD Eighteen
year-old Terry Lipham had
two wins and two seconds in
five trips to the post last night
at Shenandoah Downs to take
a stranglehold on the race for
riding honors here and estab-
lish himself as just about the
hottest rider in these parts.
The skinny Florida invader
ran his total for the three-da
old Shenandoah Downs meet
ing to five wins and moved far
in front among jockeys operat-
ing here. And the apprentice
hasn't always done it the easy
way.
Lipham's winner last night
included Quiet Now. $21.20
winner of the fifth race. That
longshot came on top of a
5000 winner (GofoSta) and a
S25.40 winner COil Show Fri
day night.
Photo Finishes Hurt
Only photo finishes have
kept Lipham from three more
wins and from the first con-
secutive quadruple win in Shen-
andoah history. He lost that in
a photo Friday night and last
night his two seconds required
photos to separate from the
winners.
And on top of it all, Lipham
is not feeling 100 per cent fit.
He still is recovering from the
effects of an auto accident,
which accounted for his ac-
cepting only one mount Satur-
day.
Business continues tonight
with William L. Bushong's S
Valtime and George C. Ever
hart's En- Queue, a couple of
allowance performers, dropping
Evening star., 1961-04-18
SECOND RACE

SECOND RACE - Purse, So coo;
claiming: 3-year-olds: g furlongs.
The Kings Time CBIm) $50 go 300
Cosmic Sucre (ArmStTOng) $50 100
Jimmy Hicks tFTaLleT) 2.HO
GRAY Cabin, Hillwood, BlenoIet,
Harlem Road, Mount Sea, Isle of
Acres. De La Sale, Dance OF Spain
Betty Margaret. Time. l:I2.
Evening star., 1961-04-18
Selections Made for Fast Track
Post Time. ! 80 Pm.

FIRST RACE-.Purse, $25OO claiming CSs,OOOi g.
year-OldS; 6 furlOnGs.
Evening star., 1961-04-18
EIGHTH RACE-Purse, $1,000: claiming CSI5,OOO to
SI2OOOl; I-year-OldS and IIa miles uurD.

, CASTLE BAR lost by nose TO Tuscan flash In
his last but drops pounds here and have the
advantage. TUSCAN FLASH is the to catch and
beat. ROYAL CLIPPER fourth for SI5OOO and
might take 1t ALL
Evening star., 1961-04-18
EARLIER
RESUL
Laurel

FIRST RACE-Purse, 81 800: claim
ing; 4-year- -olds and up; & tuTlongS.
Staeia CDOWnS) 1880 / go $50
Becky UeeD 800 $50
PenRyS Buddy (KTatI) l9, 90
Blue Measure, VinchuCk, Disk Man,
Irish Spark, Hot Box, GRANDDAUGHTER
II, Yellow Jacket, Sweet Scamp Time,
1:13+s.
Evening star., 1961-04-18

V. s.. o.. p. has returned to top condition and
seems TO be in spot to win another. COTOCTON
PRINCE finished second to Rich Talk in his and
will battle to the wire CYPRIAN CAT is speedy and
capable of upSettinE
Evening star., 1961-04-18

SIXTH RACE - Purse. Sl,1OO, b
year-oldS and up; claiming; 5la fur
Evening star., 1961-04-18
THIRD RACE-Purse, So 900; maiden 2-year old colts
nd <

n. L. HaymaNHT-J I. B. enTTy.
OLE BUDDY BUDDY been training well for
BOwes Bond and appears to be ready for his racing
bow. CAREFUL CONSORT finished second in his first
start in the mud. BE GLAD is from winning barn
and KILM0RAY rates chance.
Evening star., 1961-04-18
Aqueduct

FOURTH RACE - Purse. S3.jUO:
claiming; 2year-old maidenS: } fur
Evening star., 1961-04-18
SHENANDOAH DOWNS
GRADED SELECTIONS
POST TINE 7:I5 PM.

SECOND RACE-PurSe $1,000: 3
year-olds and up, claiming; 3l7 fur
Evening star., 1961-04-18

NINTH RACE-Purse. SO 300 claim
ing: 4-year-olds and up; u miles.
Evening star., 1961-04-18
FOURTH RAcE-Purss $4,000; claiming csS,OOO,; J.

FRowNED ON was Outrun for se''oC in his sea
Evening star., 1961-04-18

EIGHTH RACE - Purse, $4,000;
claiming; 4-year- -olds and up: lie
Evening star., 1961-04-18

MRS. ARKIS blocked In her last start but
managed TO finish fourth in her first of the
BULLYS MATE her only start impreSSvely. DESNA
rather highly placed in her last but lesser
here
Evening star., 1961-11-19

medical and legislative aspects of
the boxing profession.
On hand with DR.. Head will be DR..
Anthony r. Curreri, professor Of sur
gerry at the University of Wisconsin
and an ex-heavyweight intercollegi-
ate boxing champion, Mortimer Cap
lin, Commissioner of Internal Reve-
nIe and former boxing coach at the
University and Dr. Peter Murphy,
assistant clinical professor of neuro- q
logical surgery at George Washing
ton University.
Since some of DR.. Heads favorite
panelists are Government leaders or
newSmen-persons who either shape
public opinion or implement the pub
lies wishes through legiSlation-he
finds Washington the ideal city in
which to produce his show. And
handy in a practical way, too-for,
in addition to DR.. Heads busy life in
public affairs, he is chairman of the
Institute of Forensic Medicine at
George Washington University.
NEVER-NEVER LAND: Today's TV
treat for the young is an 85-minute
animated color cartoon of Jonathan
Swift's "Gulliver's Travels" The
story covers the popular first journey
of the indomitable English sailor
his adventurous sojourn in the land
of Lilliput. Air time, on WRC-4, is
2:30 o'clock.
FORECAST: Students of Mary
lnr,I1r NHInrIninnrrhnrn HnnnNntNr clofad
Arizona tribune., 1961-04-14

Verstaile Cy Edwards. among
other ventures, has now entered
the dramatic field. Cy, a Junior
at A.S.U. and majoring insociol-
ogy. is playing the part of the
Prince of Monaco in the Shakes
pearean Festival at the Phoenix
Little Theater.
Fast was the word to use for
the Palmdale tracksters as they
won top honors in the District
Dash and Relay Meet. Both
girls and boys teams won first
place in the meet held at RooSe-
welt School.
Outstanding on the girls team
were Delois Jones, Margie Car
iff, Wilma Stewart, Bobbie
Wheaton. and Edna Nels on. Spe-
cial distinction goes to Freddy
Brown, Moody Jacks on. William
Greer, Richard Stewart. Robert
Hawkins, Jimmy Daniels, George
Stewart, and Robert Corners.
The teams were coached by Mrs.
Josephine Pete, John Traylor.
and Billy Starr.
The Delta Jabberwock is on
tab for this weekend at West
Phoenix High School, 2ol0 North
10Th Ave. at Bis pm. twill be a
swinging show, so don't miss it.
The theme is WindoWrama of
Holidays. The AKA. interest
group will present a Miss Uni
verse Pageantry for the 4th of
July holiday. Participants are
Misses Matte Holland, Peggy
Bell, Toni Huff, Charlotte Flip
per-. Earline Vincent. Judith
Luckey, Augusta Nels on, Jean
Daniels, Lou Ella Rose, Sandra
Jacks on, Doretha Asher, and
Mary Evers on.
Good luck to Troy Collier who
was nominated for the most out
standing and exclusive group of
men on Phoenix College cam
pus the 'l3" Club. To become
a member one must be a top
NOTCH, we'll rounded, all -Ameri-
can boy.
See you next week.
Your gal Friday,
Shirley Smith
Arizona tribune., 1961-04-14
HAGlER'S
BARB Err SHOP
s-6 Pm TUES.-FRI.
81 PM SAT.
3A5 E. JCFFERSON ST.
SIGHTS cont.

SOIN
than the homeward bound riders
that | had seen in New York.
We nightclubbed that pm. Wis
iting Churchill's was the same
as any other swank spot in the
United States. Drinks we're triple
cost. Walters were doubly cour-
teous and the covert COVER
CHARGE) was exorbitant.
l must say that the dancing
was better than | had seen at the
Guys and Dolls in Phoenix, but
it was far below the standard of
the Rockettes at Radio Music
Center.
(Next week--London Bridge
Isn't Falling DOWN.
Arizona tribune., 1961-04-14
ADLAI URGES
FEDERATION

Observation-Disclosures Ma
tions Ambassador Adlai Steven
son said yesterday he believes
the best hope for the Congo" is
for federation among its major
provinces.
He also scored as "a most
unfortunate development" and a
very shocking one a French
decision to withhold its contrib
utions to the United Nations for
the Congo operations.
Arizona tribune., 1961-04-14

CLEVELAND, OHIO-Five Ne
gro students attending Geyer
Real Estate School walked out
protesting segregated seating.
Mrs. Geyer, school director
said that white students had asked
for the segregated arrangement.
After the walkout, she said that
students could "sit anywhere they
wanted.
Arizona tribune., 1961-04-14
GIVE A BOOK FOR
LIBRARY WEEK

Citizens today were urged to
present a book to a school or
public library in celebration of
National Library Week which be-
gins Sunday. Carleton Owen,
state chairman, said Librarians
may be consulted for needed
books.
Arizona tribune., 1961-04-14
RACE
RELATIONS DIARY

COLUMBUS, GEORGIA -Geor-
gia University officials were Or
dered to open every school facil-
ity to its two Negro students,
Charlayne Hunter and Hamilton
Holmes, including the swimming
pool.
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Focus On Africa
BY EDDIE L. MADISON, JR.

BRITISH give Northern
rejected Minister
might refused with their demands
President Charles de Gaue and Tunis
Habb the Algerian conflict ended with
every fun commuue stated that the two
Algerian question the perspective Of
problem whole and that they noted that the
possibility positive and rapid evolution toward
Algerian settlement.
Abdel Nasser
placed Belgian properties Republic under
Abbas zd
economy the quesaor official
UAR Kwame Nkrumah,
President Of Ghana, has been postponed
MOHAAnTED BASH TAQUI leading member Of the Sierra
Peoples court Freeown where he
melting assault Sir Milton Marga
Minister He pleaded not guilty to that charge and to two other
charges Of Indictment
from King
oulay Hassan Hassan after his 81
yearod
and police patroed streets and guarded
public buildings mourners arrived
GOVERNMENT Friendship Universe
Africa
agency "Patice
Friendship the Peoples University after slain exprerier
the Congo.
Washington that he had dis
Leaey anthopologs discovered the
Olduvai Tanganya
considerably than 500 900 old
child Leaey said
fragments o another gorge
REPORTS that voters Naob Kenya selling registra
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Africa At A Glance


POSSIBLE SITES OF 1895 COMMONWEALTH GAMES
(ANP India submitted its bid be
Empire Commonwealth held 1885,
recently. candidates running Jamaica
Federation of hodeas Nyasaland Scotland Final decision
1862 meeting the Commonwealth Games
Perth Australia
MEDICAL AID PLAN AFRICA
Washington AP)To national professional associations
recently University College Medicine
for providing medical and dental aid to Africa The
proposed program that Negro medical
identity would great STABILIZE
ing programs the African Organizations participating
Dental Association
NEW PLAY PATTERN AFTER LUNdUNRAs CAREER
CANP-whether prophetic the Broadway
play Wreath for Udomo has story line which patterned after
Congo Premier The
hypothetical African state who leads rebellion against colonial
authorities murdered the by his people
SENEGALS FIRST FAIR SINCE FREEDOM
Louis Senegal (ANP)-Fna preparations being made
for the first fair to be held IN Senegal since the country achieved its
independence colonial rule last June 20 The exposition
to be held April to is being sponsored by the Chambers Of
Republic
Participating exposition win be the Repubnque Of Maureane
which the border Of the River Senegal with the SEN
ega Republic
NKRUAAH, ON AFRICAN UNION
United Nations (ANP)-Presiden Kwame Nxrumah of Ghana
Congo still
African continent lies union
of the various states At recent dinner Accra he
strong fundamental
maintain identity and approach African prob
JAILED FOR sEDrTToN
Blantye Nyasaand (ANP)-The Maaw
Congress Party Cpembere sentenced three
embere party Hastings
K only released from 1smOnths detention
camp September
a of emergency declared March g. 1852
GHANAS NEW SUGAR FACTORY
Komenda (ANP)-A industry Ghana will
factory
completed 1858 Of the factory phase two Of
sugar project began September 1859 with the establishment
plantations the sponsorship Of the GhanA Agcu
Of exports the Neither
lands expected factory operation Ghana
which imports all of the needs win produce about 10000 to
IS 600 tonso alb Of Is requirement
NO EMBARGO ON JEWS
Rabat official be made
by King tragic death
ngandng embargo would
ruler King will abide by his
lifting passport
against which hoped the
ton would
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Data M Chatter
By DARCY DEMnLE

FROM HOLLYWOOD Simone
after that bit theatres Apollo theatre
definitely wasn't in anyone scpt being called another
Maria that is and NOT because there similarity their singing
voices Speaking Of temperament!!!
talking about the
MRS Wilson they snapped
for national looked batch
following the hofyng accident
life 1t be revealed that within hour period following
shooting Wilson underwent two major operaons Still
list in New Yors Roosevelt hospital doctors hopeful
recovery.
Rep Adam Clayton Powell brought
legged tax fraud his former wife testify
former Mrs Powell at with the
Bedn
little world So
Looks like the Count Of Basic win looking
singer Leon Thomas who replaced Joe Williams before the
has been notified report for q duty Amy).
During Jimmy Rogers recent Living Room club New York
City, he viii record live" albums Mercury
Pretty Nancy Wilson isn't q
a by great
remember Nancys will be called Swingings
agree a 1.-THE high
fashion kind) than q snger?S1
The feud of this week the broing
Slappy White and Dick Gregory One m naming
the other of stealing his (okes) Neither
incident as laughing matter.
In Japan Singer Richard idol They
Grant and Art BIaley.
named Tracy The Bella
already picked
them, they privacy
in their private life should think.
Any truth to Sonny Payne part
with Base?? Hereten about $40 fines which
imposed because he late to record sessions
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ton cards to African political parties Kenyans acr
ing Of the customs which have plagued American politics Fraud
election polling following
tons the us Recently in Naiob claimed she had bought
40 registration cards The cards would
which would legislative
Gil elections held last
UNITED NATIONS personnel in Leopodvine attacked
what described campaign by Congoese
soldiers President Joseph Kasavubu
Congo exchanged threats force simultaneously
sought aid from beous against
who reported $50 miles from LeopoIdviIe
AS TENSION in the Congo reached a high
ams US assistant African
Leopodve his African Williams declined
Congoese developments He said earlier that he brought
Of getngs denying that he inform Congoes
any American policy in the Congo o
Committee each Of the more
than $50 Irish soldiers the UN
St. Patrclrs Day, March IT.
GLADIsToN NKoTo 22yearod journalist Leopoldvlle
visited the offices of the Associated Negro
Chicago Illinois Moto who employed by rAgnce Congose
Prese completed sxwe English American university
Washington He Congoese
who the US November under grant
Cultural Exchange of the US States Department
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THIS N THAT
BY hazel
underwood

Lord, make me kind
The world is fun enough of need
less tears
And hungry hearts are fun enough
Of nameless fears,
To these no vision of Thy human
ness appears.
Lord, make me kind!
Lord, make me think!
For thoughtlessness has caused 20
much of needless woe.
Until, torrents mad, no thing can
stay their flow.
Lord let me think!
Lord, make me love!
And place loves sign upon the
face of me
That loveless man may pause and
turn and see
A little Of that love that comes
from Thee.
Lord, make me love!
Author Unknown. The Meet
inghouse.
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WOMAN ACCUSED OF
POURING KEROSENE ON MAN
AND SETTING HIM ON FIRE

Winston-Salem, N. c. CAMP
A woman accused Of pouring kerr
osene on a sleeping man and set
ting him afire here last week was
charged with assault with intent
to kill.
Mrs. Willie Mae Robinson, 45,
was held in City Jail in lieu Of
$4,000 bond. She is to have a hear
ing Dec. % in municipal court.
The victim, Joe Lewis Lynch, %,
was receiving treatment at Kate
Biting Reynolds Memorial hos
pitaL He has burns over about one
third Of his body, mainly on his
back and legs.
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EDITORIAL In Providence CRL) sunday Journal
citizens committee Assembly bin
guarantee citizens Of Isand-egares
color religion national equal opportunity to
rent, lease buy home
This sense revolutionary proposal because
time would the refuse to dispose Of
his private property purely for of racial discrimination No
other state In the union although New York
City ordinance closely approaches
Precisely unique scope proposed bin
certain provoke controversy This should be- because
departure public policy undertaken without thorough
debate all Of reputable
faith honorable
opposition the spirit which offered To
oppose the bill in good faith will mark bgot than
indignation a hypocre
There questions implicit draft act: Is it cOnstu
ona and is such and wise for Rhode IandT
Competent legal opinion indicates that the law would stand
test of its constuon Both state and federal courts repeatedly
designed discourage discriminatory practices
because of the social they breed
the field housing affected
which public involved The difference here is that
purely private housing also would be affected But the principle is wei
established rights absolute Where the
exercise rights particular adversely affects the
public good the latter repeatedly has been held superior and the
familiar example of
this perhaps is coming legislation
proposed proceeds principle
there discrimination housing this sateaned largely
at the Negand that this discrimination produces tangible and
serious social evils which do harm the entire community These
assumptions seem to US demonstrably true
The bill therefore restricts the
forbdng him to refuse sell racial grounds
rather elaborate system Investigations consa
TONS education, hearings administrative decisions
Only after all this had exhausted might recacan
and punished he refused under the contempt of court
process
a necessary Island Is
assumption sensbly,
both
Nobody eyes seriously
discrimination housing this Nobody who took
the trouble think could that
elimination nfct community
things
fobddng discrimination
to the greater good of healthier community?
Ideally course prejudice
directly
these agencies fail accomplish
suffers then and become soetys final So
far as discrimination in housing concerned think this what
has happened in Rhode Island
Passage
nation overnight should
orderly process preferable
police tactics approaches
effective without real damage
them
would administered
practices designed
racial discrimination hiring firing Though its inquiries
tated people from time to time
does not the commissions overall
than galzed
the thing likely to be true in the field Of housing If the bin
better for it.