Levins Faces Race And Football In Southwest Conference
Southern Methodist star Jerry Levins, a small back at 173 pounds, discusses racial tensions surrounding the Southwest Conference. He reports clean play against Texas A&M and Missouri, avoiding abuse, while acknowledging jeers in 1966. Levins aims for honest competition, coping with media scrutiny and pursuing pro football amid limited size expectations.
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States may gain or lose seats in 1970 census
A Census Bureau computer projection says 10 states could lose seats in the House after the 1970 census, with 5 states gaining. California would rise from 38 to 44, New York may fall from 41 toward 40, and gains are forecast for Florida New Jersey Texas Arizona. Losses concentrated in the Midwest, with Pennsylvania dropping two seats. Ohio Michigan Wisconsin Oklahoma Iowa and North Dakota likely lose one each.
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Sugar Firm Denied Use of Georgia Flag
The Savannah Sugar Refining Co faced a ban on printing a replica of the Georgia flag on its packages. Attorney General Arthur Bolton cited two laws: one bars flag use for promotion or advertising, the other makes it illegal to mutilate or defile the state flag.
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