Touring and Teaching Pros Clash Over TV Rights
A dispute pits touring golf pros against teaching pros and PGA officials over exclusive television rights and contract control. Proposals seek freedom from PGA events, with actions tied to the 1969 World Series attendance figures cited as context for the broader conflict.
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Battle Of Houston Wins Home Runs Against Pirates Mets
The Pittsburgh Pirates defeated the New York Mets 2 to 1 at home. Pitcher Rowen and Rhodes contributed on defense while Kraneponl and Qheadeuon logged two hits apiece.
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Cassius Clay Returns to Louisville for Draft Hearing
Clay accompanied by attorney Hayden Graumanappears before the draft board in Louisville for a second hearing on his military classification. Grauman argues Clay’s religious beliefs warrant conscientious objector status as the Justice Department reviews guidance for Kentucky’s appeals board. Carrall Sembera defeats Cal Koonce in a separate noted matchup.
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Former Publisher and State Official James D. Adams Dies
James D. Adams, 79, former Columbia City newspaper publisher and longtime Indiana Highway Commission chairman, died Tuesday at Michael Reese Hospital in Chicago. Born in Columbia City, he led local papers, served as highway chief under two Democratic governors, and held various business and civic roles in Whitley County.
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Whitley County Teleiphone Co
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Whulley Products, Inc
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Fort Wayne
Indiana Highways
National NROTC Exam Date Set for December 10 1966
Vice Admiral B J Semmes announces the annual national competitive examination for Regular Naval Reserve Officers Training Corps will be held on December 10 1966. Eligible high school seniors and graduates should apply by November 19 1966. Applications available through counselors Navy Recruiting Stations or Chief of Naval Personnel Washington DC 20870. New York Yankee Mel Stottlemyre led the American League in innings pitched in 1964 with 291.
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Harness Racing to Award Record $257000 at Indiana State Fair
Indiana State Fair will distribute about $500000 to 6000 adult and 4 H exhibitors from August 26 to September 5. Harness racing leads with $257000 in prize money, including the Labor Day Fox and Horseman Stakes events. Livestock, agriculture and women’s divisions share roughly $200000 in winnings.
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Indianapolis
Bell versatile Chiefs standout can play multiple positions
Liberty Missouri AP reports Bobby Bell of the Kansas City Chiefs can handle most defensive and offensive roles. The 228 pound fourth year star says he is focused on linebacker but would try any coach asked of him, after earning All American League honors last season for his linebacker play.
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Bobby Bell
Kansas Aly Chiefs
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Hank Strant
City Parks Softball Games Postponed
Rain Tuesday morning soaked grounds delaying the City Parks Class A and Class B softball championship games. Parks boys director George Harris says rescheduled games set for Thursday at 7 pm on the South Babe Ruth Diamond’s first field. Class A features ages 15 to 18, Class B up to 15. David W. Griffith spent $100 today filming “The Birth of a Na.
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Cy Parks
George Harris
Loop Race Ends With Hann I Shot In Second Place
In a tight loop race at Memorial Field Hann I Shot finished second. Anderson and Marion lead the chase for the league title with 46 victories. Jokomo could decide the top seed as CIBL champs Marion and Anderson meet twice more this season. Robert Garrett set a U S record in 1896 Olympic shot put.
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Pendleton High athletes to undergo Monday physicals
Pendleton High School will hold physical examinations for grades 9 through 12 on Monday in the Pendleton gym. Football candidates report at 9 a.m. and class country candidates report one hour later. Gene Se is noted as driving a Rolls Royce 1829 model on the professional circuit in San Diego.
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Indiana Moose Lodge Plans Friday Meeting
The fiftieth district Indiana Moose Association lodges will convene at the Indianapolis Moose Home for a regular business meeting on Friday August 12. 130 delegates from lodges including Anderson Beech Grace Can Inersville Greenfield Greenwood Mauttcie Indianapolis New Castle Richmond Rushville and Shelbyville will attend. District vice president L P Gulies of Muncie will lead the session. Governor Bernard Massing and secretary Stanley Stickford will arrange the social program. Moose members and wives are invited.
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Local Rejects Bid To End Walkout In Fort Wayne
In Fort Wayne Tod, about 800 workers affected by a walkout began June 20. The Allied Industrial Workers rejected a company offer to end the strike by a 298 to 110 vote. Union regional rep George Skelton said no further meetings were scheduled.
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Brow Earns 65 At Grandview Course In 12-Year-Old Win
A 12-year-old golfer, son of Mr and Mrs Ernest Brow, shot 65 at Grandview, setting a front nine record with a 28 as he birdied six holes No 6 7 8 amid a strong field. Brow plans to enroll at Ball State University this fall.
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Percy
Hee Hensley
Oscar Melson
Rick
Gregg Giymer
J.T. Bahler
Snow
Badison Nistie
Bill Spannuth
Ball State University
Search For Crashed Plane Is Called Off
The Coast Guard called off the search Monday for a plane that vanished near Kailoa Kona. The craft carried Mrs Hulda A Captain 36 of Bluffton Indiana and two Hawaiians. A small oil slick was found. witnesses reported a bank turn over an airstrip before disappearance.
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Snook Drafted Into Army Sent To Ft Leonard Wood
Des Moines reports Gary Snook former Town quarterback was inducted last Friday into the Army and sent to Ft Leonard Wood Missouri for basic training. Selective Service director Glenn Bowles says Snook will likely serve two years after the NFL draft by the St Louis Cardinals following the 1965 season.
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Selective Service
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Hungarian Doctor and Wife Seek Asylum in Italy
A Hungarian gynecologist Dr Paul Kerner, 34, and his wife Evy, 32, a university professor, fled via Yugoslavia in a German tourist’s car trunk. They parted from the German in Trieste and later turned themselves in to authorities in Milan.
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UPI
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Paul Kerner
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