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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1967

Page

7

Louisville Draft Board Chairman Fights Own War

J Allen Sherman, chair of Local Draft Board 47 in Louisville, defends his role amid Cassius Clay 1-A appeals. After a 45 minute reconsideration directed by Gen Hershey, the board refused a ministerial deferment, ruling Clay not a full-time minister nor ordained as required, sticking to 1-A status.

Louisville Draft Board Louisville UPI Cassius Clay U.S. Action Army Selective Service J. Allen Sherman Draft Board 47 Clay Sherman Pipe Draft Board M. M. Dilley Frank J. Wolking Robert Ritter Gen Lewis Hershey

Unitas Chosen Over Starr For Pro Bowl Start

In Los Angeles, Baltimore's Johnny Unitas earned the starting nod over Bart Starr for the 17th NFL Pro Bowl at Memorial Coliseum. West coach George Allen cited Unitas's pro bowl experience, while East coach Tom Landry names Don Meredith to start, with other Cowboys players and Packers stars to fill rosters. Proceeds go to charity, about 50,000 expected in attendance. kickoff at 1 p.m. PST.

Los Angeles UPI Baltimore Johnny Unitas Green Bay Bart Starr Memorial Coliseum George Allen Los Angeles Rams Colt Bart Unitas Starr Packers Kansas City Chiefs Tom Landry Dallas Cowboys Don Meredith Cleveland Leroy Kelly Gary Collins Browns Don Perkins Landry Frank Ryan West Dick Bass Rams Gale Sayers Chicago Bears Pat Studstill Detroit Allen Sayers Ken Willard San Francisco Forty-Niners Bob Hayes Herb Adderley Willie Davis Forrest Gregg Henry Jordan Dave Robinson Bob Skoronski Willie Wood CBS

Vermont and Massachusetts ski resorts report varied conditions

Vermont hills show base depths from 2 to 40 inches with grades ranging from fair to excellent. Summit notes list scattered powder, granular and man made snow across many mountains including Jay Peak Killington Mad River Glen Stratton Sugarbush and Wildwood. Massachusetts resorts like Nashoba Valley and Butternut report fresh, man made and granular surfaces with 0 to 38 inch bases and mixed operating status.

Mt. Ascutney Bolton Valley Bromley Burke Mt Burrington Hill Dutch Hill Glen Ellen Haystack Hogback Jay Peak Killington Madonna Mt Mad River Glen Magic Mt Maple Valley Middlebury Pico Peak Round Top Stratton Mt Sugarbush Wildwood Valley Woodstock Massachusetts Amesbury Brodie Mt Butternut Basin Hamilton Indianhead Nashoba Valley Oak N Sprice Otis Ridge Pheasant Run Rowley Thunder Mt

Undefeated Bruins Begin Second Half of Campaign

UCLA basketball fans usher in the second half of the season as the top ranked Bruins, unbeaten, host Portland then face UC Santa Barbara in a key two game Midwest swing. UCLA, paced by coach Johnny Wooden, faces Illinois and Loyola (Ill.) in Chicago while New Mexico and Brigham Young duel in the Western Athletic Conference chase. In boxing, Emile Griffith and Joey Archer square off again after a disputed first bout with a rematch set for Madison Square Garden. Archer disputes the outcome. Griffith predicts a knockout if pressed to slug.

United Press International UCLA Bruins Portland UC Santa Barbara Johnny Wooden Perry Mason Oregon State Vanderbilt Nebraska Seattle Pacific Santa Barbara Wyoming Gauchos Midwest Illinois Loyola Ill Chicago Stadium New Mexico Lobos Utah Brigham Young Laramie Cowboys Clemson Furman Drake Iowa State

Ski technique sequence for a kick turn transition

The description details how a skier lifts the downhill ski, pivots it downhill, swings it behind to face the uphill ski, lifts the uphill pole, then swings the uphill ski into parallel with the downhill ski. The skier ends facing the opposite direction from the start before moving to Straight Downhill Running Position.

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Dilley RADIO Morgan ST Triple Grand Union Main Street Bennington Shop Oneida Skiguide Vermont Kiamesha Lake N.Y Emile Griffith Joey Archer Madison Square Garden Griffith Archer Johnny Lobianco Artie Aidala Albert Grossinger’s the Concord Joey Jim Sutherland South Carolina Tigers Bobby Roberts Ace Manley Big Bromley Partners Choice Fishman’s MAIN Bennington, VT Heritage House N. Bennington RD Keparal Rik Bellows Partners Choice Bellows & Co Cincinnati Ohio WE Wheeler Northland Wood
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