Twins Draft 2 Youngsters Lose 2 From Denver
The Minnesota Twins drafted two minor league prospects Bruce Look and James Holt for 25 000 each from Spokane and Vancouver rosters. The Braves picked Sandy Valdespino and Bob Castiglione from Denver for 25 000 and 8 000. Andy Kosco moved from Vancouver to Denver. Purdue unveils 6 million arena as UCLA’s Lew Alcindor leads 34 game win streak into first sellout.
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Mexico City
Minnesota Twins
Denver
Twins
Bruce Look
Spokane
James Holt
Vancouver
Atlanta Braves
Sandy Valdespino
Bob Castiglione
Valdespino
Braves
Castiglione
New York Yankees
Minnesota
Andy Kosco
Kosco
State College Basketball Teams Play Tonight
Nine more Minnesota college quintets begin the 1967-68 season tonight. Bemidji defeated Northland 91-53 and St. Cloud beat River Falls 97-65. St Olaf at St John s tonight and Augsburg faces Bethel.
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Associated Press
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Bemidji
Northland
St. Cloud
River Falls
St. Olaf
St. John’s
Augsburg
Bethel
North Dakota State
Concordia
Moorhead
Hamline
Sioux Falls College
St. Mary's
Stevens Point
Wis
Northern
Boxing Writers Association awards go to Ortiz Louis and Clancy
No 1 boxer New York AP reports light weight champion Calos Ortiz , former heavyweight champ Joe Louis and manager Gil Clancy were named to receive the top awards of the Boxing Writers Association.
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NEW York
Calos Ortiz
Joe Louis
Gil Clancy
Boxing Writers Association
Iowa State Cage Outlook Bright as Top Player Returns
Iowa State basketball renews with Don Smith back for his final season as the center of attention. Coach Anderson says the 6-8 star leads a young lineup needing four supporting scorers to offset his scoring load while three forwards and multiple guards vie for roles.
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Iowa State
Don
Smith
Anderson
Bill Cain
White Plains
N.Y
Jim Abrahamson
Marshalltown
Cain
Abrahamson
Jim
Dave Collins
Steve Cooper
Cole Johansen
Collins
Cooper
Twins Set Home Opener Earlier Schedule Changes Push Back Night Start
The Minnesota Twins delay their home opener by three days and shift the first night game to May 14 amid spring weather. The home opener is a day game on April 17 against the Washington Senators led by manager Jim Lemon, with additional April dates and night-game changes affecting the early schedule.
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Minnesota Twins
Minnesota
Twins
Washington Senators
Jim Lemon
Washington
Senators
Washington Yankees
Con Thien Front Erupts Again In Heavy Fighting
U S Marines drive North Vietnamese from bunkers in a four hour clash near Con Thien while Red forces threaten Bu Dop camp near Cambodia border. American casualties rise as B52s and jets strike targets along the DMZ and Cambodian frontier.
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Saigon
Con Thien
U.S
Demilitarized Zone
Sa Red
Bu Dop
South Vietnam
Cambodia
U.S. 1St Infantry Division
Dmz
Dak To
U S Reveals Two Thirds of Vietnams 17 Million In Secure Areas
Saigon based U S mission unveils the Hamlet Evaluation System showing two thirds of South Vietnam s 17 million population live in government controlled secure hamlets A B C. The system rates hamlets from A to E and covers 12 600 hamlets with data on schools projects health and governance.
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U.S
Saigon
South Vietnam
Robert W. Komer
HES
Coun
Bangkok
Komer
North Carolina family to miss Christmas at home
Julia Stillwell faces a quiet holiday as her husband and three sons serve in the armed forces. William R. Stillwell retired from the Air Force in 1963, re enlisted for Vietnam duty, and two older sons Billy and Bobby are in or headed for combat zones while 18 year old Jack enlisted in the Army. Mrs. Stillwell remains proud of their sacrifices and the wider fight for freedom.
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Goldsboro
T. Sd
William R. Stillwell
Air Force
Army
Insurance in Kansas Moves on Riot Areas
The State Insurance Department and Wichita agents agree on a plan to provide fire and extended coverage for properties in areas of civil disturbance. It aims to prevent indiscriminate cancellations based on location or risk size and urges voluntary cooperation to insure at standard rates while sharing the burden for high risk properties.
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Kansas
Wichita, Kan
State Insurance Department
Wichita Insurance Agents
Wichita Insurance
MCLU Challenges Sunday Closing Law as Unconstitutional
The Minnesota Civil Liberties Union calls the Sunday closing law unconstitutional and plans to file a brief with the Minnesota Supreme Court for January 3 1968 arguments. Executive director Lynne S Castner says the law restricts free exercise and conscience and targets merchants by religious scruples. The MCLU will seek permission to file a friend of the court brief in the Target Stores case set for January.
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Minnesota Civil Liberties Union
Minnesota Supreme Court
MCLU
Lynne S. Castner
MCLA
High Court
Target Stores
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Minneapolis - ST. Paul
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