Fractious heavyweight title bout looms in doubt
In Philadelphia Joe Frazier and Oscar Bonavena vow knockouts before their title fight at the Spectrum. Both men warned of a likely stoppage as only the referee may stand in the way of a decisive victory. In Milwaukee Charlie Paulk, Hawks top draft pick, is drafted into the Army and must report for induction Friday.
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High school and college basketball scores round up
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Michigan State, Maryland share NCAA soccer title after 2 2 tie
Michigan State and Maryland finished 2 2 after two overtimes to claim the NCAA co championship. The decisive tie followed a Saturday matchup that halted at 2 2 and awarded both teams the top honor.
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Fight Results Weekend Fights By The Associated Press
Rocky Hernandez 160 pounds from Mexico stopped Mike Pusateri 158 pounds of Brockton Massachusetts in the fifth round. The Minnesota Pipers enter December with a 4-1 record, aiming to extend their December success as they host the Miami Floridians at Metropolitan Sports Center at 8 05 p m.
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Havlish Wins $2,000 Top Prize in Bowling Open
Jean Havlish of St Paul Minnesota captured the $2,000 top prize in the $15,000 TWA Women's Open Professional Bowling Tournament after climbing from fifth in the qualifying rounds. The event was held Sunday, with Havlish edging out rivals for the victory.
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Apollo mission risks draw debate from physicist and astronaut
Dr Ralph E Lapp warned the Apollo moon orbit mission is an unwarranted gamble.US astronaut Frank Borman defended the perilous venture likening it to a combat tour in Vietnam saying risks are acceptable to prove the mission. Sir Bernard Lovell warned of undue risks to human life.
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Man Drowns as Pickup Truck Crashes in Lake Lizzie
A North Dakota man, Raymond C. Johnk 37 of West Fargo, drowned when the pickup he rode in broke through three inch ice on Lake Lizzie 390 yards from shore while crossing to fetch an ice fishing house. Companion William Thies 28 escaped safely, body recovered about an hour later by rescue squad.
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Fresh GOP Senators backs Bliss as national chairman
Three Republican freshmen Marlow Cook Robert Dole and Richard Schweiker urged retention of Ray Bliss as Republican national chairman on ABC Issues and Answers. They joined governors in Palm Springs praising Bliss, while Nixon had not yet stated his stance.
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IRS under new law faces resistance, spokesman says
A spokesman said Sunday that compliance with the Internal Revenue Service under the new law is challenging, noting ongoing questions and signaling possible delays in implementation.
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Gustavus Adolphus selects five queen candidates
Five Gustavus Adolphus sopomore coeds are named as candidates for the St. Lucia queen. The winner will be awakened by last year's queen and attendants, then sing Christmas carols in dormitories and share breakfast. The Festival of the Lights, observed Dec. 13, signals longer days and the world’s light. Candidates: Pamela Stillwell Cloquet, Billee Kraut Spring Valley, Mary Parkin Rochester, Natalie Peterson Manchester NH, Michele Peiffer Edina.
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Caldera Wins Venezuela Presidency After Tight Race
Rafael Caldera of the Social Christian party narrowly defeated Gonzalo Barrios of Accion Democratica in a 35 year political career culminating in a 29.09 percent plurality with 1,082,941 votes to Barrios's 1,051,870. The Supreme Electoral Council announced the result at 4 a.m. Caldera’s win ends 10 years of AD rule and makes him Latin America's second Social Christian president.
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Associated Press
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Supreme Electoral Council
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Accion Democratica Party
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Chile
Eduardo Frei
Raul Leoni
Sears Seeks 300 to 400 Poison Pin Pieces Recalled
Sears Roebuck & Co. continues a nationwide recall of 300 to 400 costume pins decorated with a poisonous tropical bean. Ernest L. Arms urged customers to return the $1 pins to the original Sears store. FDA reports 200 boxes of pins imported from Japan reached 138 Sears outlets in 110 cities with about 12 pins per box bearing deadly beans.
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Sears, Roebuck & Co
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Plan to add six new state junior colleges faces GOP critique
In Hibb ing Minnesota the Minnesota Association of Junior College Student Governments rejected a state push to create six new two year schools. They argue existing colleges can be financed and staffed adequately while completing facilities. The convention of 145 delegates chose Dennis Gable president and Ken Tanner chairman.
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Dennis Gable
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Draft counselors receive Marshman Wattson awards in Minnesota
In Minneapolis the Minnesota Civil Liberties Union honored U S Attorney Patrick J. Foley and the Twin Cities Draft Information Center with Marshman Wattson awards for 1968. The group was praised for informing the public about the draft and defending civil liberties, while Foley was cited for defending assembly and free speech rights and aiding placement of Communist Party candidates on the Minnesota ballot.
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Egypt open to new U.N. force for peace with Israel
Diplomatic sources at the United Nations say Egypt would accept a new U.N. force to supervise Israel's withdrawal from the Sinai and guard the Gulf of Aqaba. Mo hamed Awad El Kony cited the idea in a seven point statement to U.S. delegate J. R. Wiggins. Gunar V. Jarring met Jordanian leaders. Jordan says Israel's stance blocks progress but remains willing to cooperate with Jarring.
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Associated Press
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O Connor Takes On Talk Show Challenge
Hollywood AP report says Donald O Connor surprised by hosting a TV talk show as a newer syndication move. He adapts from a shy interview past, learning to engage guests like Joan Beez and bending pretaped questions into lighter moments while keeping his stage persona.
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Associated Press
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Steve Allen
Mike Douglas
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Soviet Cosmonaut Suggests Backup May Fly Soon
Col. Georgy Beregovoy, who orbited Earth for four days in October, hints a Soyuz 3 backup may undertake a mission in the near future in a Pravda article. The piece fuels talk of a round the moon display ahead of the American Dec 21 mission, but names or details remain secret.
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Orangutans Move to Grant Park Zoo for Social Test
Three orangutan families are moved to new quarters at Atlanta's Grant Park Zoo from Yerkes Regional Primate Research Center. The study aims to observe how multiple mothers and babies interact when living together as a community under public display for the first time.
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Mary University
Yerkes
John Roth
Emory
Orthodox Jews Bury Remains of Seven Torahs
About 2000 Orthodox Jews held a funeral outside the Yeshiva of Eastern Parkway for seven Torah scrolls burned in a Brooklyn fire on November 27. The Torahs, some saved from the Nazis, were interred at Beth David Cemetery Elmont New York after a service. The Yeshiva plans to raise 200000 to replace the library synagogue and books.
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Yeshiva of Eastern Parkway
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5 Day Forecast for Minnesota Temperatures and Snow
Tuesday through Saturday temperatures remain near normal with highs of 19 to 31 degrees and lows near zero to 15. Colder Thursday and Friday, warmer again by week end. Snow likely one tenth to one quarter inch, mainly Wednesday and Thursday.
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Court Bans Mobile From Banning Film
MOBILE Alabama AP Today was a day of mourning as city officials protest an Alabama Supreme Court ruling that the film The Fox could be shown here. Flags flew at half staff and City Hall wear black ribbons. Mayor Lambert C Mims said the ruling nullified a local ordinance against obscene movies. The Fox portrays a lesbian relationship.
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U S Astronomer Satellite Passes Engineering Test
U S astronomer satellite OAO 2 passes key engineering check at Cape Kennedy. Six star trackers activated, three locked on stars as planned, others tested. NASA Goddard officials call it a promising result before the 11 telescopes are powered up to reveal the universe beyond Earth’s atmosphere.
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Names Quoted in Violence Study To Be Published
Chicago Congressman says the names of individuals who testified about violence at the Democratic National Convention will be made public. The Chicago study team records will go to the National Archives, while critics urge publication for police investigation. Daniel Walker led the team and says witnesses were kept confidential to protect privacy.
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