Editorial: Put Pros On Spot After Orange Bowl Hype
The season ends with Texas beating Alabama in a spectacular Orange Bowl and a looming backlash over premature recruiting. Colleges push for tougher standards as public and congressional scrutiny grows on professional leagues. The piece argues for honesty, possible campus bans, and protection of players receiving grants.
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Paul Hornung
Alex Karras
Mirror of Pressure on U S Gold Reserves Grows
AP By SAM DAWSON weighs the surge in pressure on U S gold reserves amid fears of larger losses, the role of gold in currency backing, and potential price changes. The report notes France's De Gaulle desires more gold, market speculation, and Treasury holdings while listing key figures and positions. Frederick Tyler named executive vice president of the Midland Chamber of Commerce, succeeding Jim Oxford.
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Midland, Tex
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Midland Chamber of Commerce
Jim Oxford
Tyler
Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce
Conservatives Not Crushed in Ford Halleck Shift
Fulton Lewis News frames the party split as not crushing conservatives. Ford and Goodell seen as conservative backers. Halleck backed by liberals. Senate leadership win by Russell Long cited as repudiation of Humphrey influence. Long allied with Southern conservatives and Northern mavericks. Mississippi and other Deep South states under anti poverty aid patterns noted. local Cub Scouts plan blue and gold banquet at St Pauls Lutheran Church.
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House
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New York
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McCormack Faces Roll Call Demand Over Mississippi Seats
Washington scene shows Speaker John McCormack counting supporters as 6 congressmen press for a roll call on seating the Mississippi delegation. Backstage moves led to a rare vocal tally affecting civil rights votes and party alignments amid looming desegregation debates and Johnson administration pressure.
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Queens
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Pen Colmer
Rules Committee
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Amour Harper
N.Y
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Ryan
Carl Albert
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Niles
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House
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Ghost Light of West Texas Reported by Highway Dept
Austin AP The Texas Highway Department recounts a local ghost light tale seen best on U S 86 about 12 miles west of Alpine in Far West Texas near the Chinati Mountains. The light appears irregularly, sometimes no show for hours, and vanishes when pursued, blamed by locals on Apache spirits or moonlight reflections with no scientific proof.
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Chinati Mountains
West Texas
Know Your Bridge by B Jay Decker
A bridge lesson discusses standard responses after 1C Pass 1C Pass to 2NT. It covers four hands with differing suits, evaluating when to bid 2NT, 3NT, 3S, or 3C. The article notes 2NT is not forcing and outlines hand shapes and strategic aims for each scenario.
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Jay Decker
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