Cassius Clay accused by father of Black Muslim ties
Miami report says Cassius Clay’s father claims the 22 year old heavyweight challenger and his brother joined the Black Muslims and were brainwashed. The elder Clay cites fear for his family and criticizes Malcolm X as he accuses the sect of seeking money and control. Cassius Clay Sr says he and his wife were alienated and the house is dark as the elder Clay stays away.
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Miami
Cassius Clay
Clay
New York
Sonny Liston
Miami Beach
Jack Nilon
Liston
Nilon
Cassius Clay Sr
Cassius
Rudolph Valentino Clay
Malcolm X
Louisville, By
Pat Putnam
Louisville
Atuslians
Rome
Three American Olympians go on trial in Austria
INNSBRUCK, Austria Three members of the American Olympic team including downhill ski champion Bill Marolt face trial for resisting arrest after being found in a borrowed car. George Farmer and Mike Hessel also face charges. Bail was refused. the incident darkens an already discouraging Winter Games for the U S.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Innsbruck
Austria
UPI
Bill Marolt
Aspen
Colo
March
George Farmer
Seattle
Wash
Mike Hessel
Eugene
Ore
United States
Rainer Sprung
Marol
University of Colorado
Farmer
Hessel
Carl Schmidt
Vienna
Bruins Gain Only Win In Hockey
The Bruins defeated the Black Hawks 3 1 to claim the lone win in Peewee hockey this week at the Boys' Club rink. Two games ended in ties as Rangers and Black Hawks drew 1 1 in double overtime and Rangers and Red Wings 3 3.
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Bruins
Black Hawks
Rangers
Red Wings
Bruins Black Hawks
Fitzgerald
Comey E. Fitzgarald
Id Fa
K. Higgins Turker
Higgins Foley
Murphy
Carrity
C Trey
Carmody
Drumm
Spares
Sruins
Gedéeay
Branford
Flanegan
MA Flanagan
Carsten Black Hawks
Hood
Trewinka
Decker
Robashaw
Fitzgerain
Fitzperatams
ABC to Televise Olympic Finale on Sunday Night
New York ABC announced it will televise the closing ceremonies of the ninth Winter Olympics Sunday night from 10 to 11 p.m. The event will be relayed by satellite and broadcast nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ABC
New York
UPT
American Broadcasting Company
Million Dollar Monster Radatz Signs 20000 Pact
Boston pitcher Dick Radatz, known as The Monster, signed a 20000 contract with an estimated 7000 raise. He won 15 games and saved 14 while striking out 306 in 257 innings, despite overwork that cooled his season late. Rival clubs floated even higher salaries.
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Dick Radatz
Boston
Radatz
Yankees
Ralph Houk
Washington
Gil Hodges
the Monster
Soviets Set Record For Olympic Medals
The Soviet Union clinched its 10th gold in the women's 15-kilometer ski relay at Innsbruck, breaking Winter Games records with 23 total medals as Canada earned its first gold via Victory Emery in the four-man bobsled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Innsbruck
Austria
Russia
Victory Emery
Montreal
Canada
Sweden
Finland
Bout Transfer Moves Logart Shomo Welterweight Fight
The Lugard Logart versus Vince Shomo welterweight bout, initially set for Feb 15 at the New York Coliseum, is moved to the Teaneck Armory in New Jersey the same night. Logart, Cuba, ranked sixth, and Shomo, New York, ranked seventh, headline the updated card.
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New York
Isaac Logart
Cuba
Vince Shomo
New York Coliseum
Teaneck
Armory
College Basketball Results Sighted Across Multiple Matches
Navy defeated Delaware 97 to 72 while LaSalle beat Manhattan 75 to 62. Hofstra routed Queens 83 to 53 and Florida State fell 57 to 48 to Furman. Trinity won 81 to 79 against Brandeis as New Hampshire dominated Vermont 193 to 8. St Francis (PA) beat St Vincent 83 to 76 and Delaware State edged Maryland State 73 to 8. Clemson upset Georgia 83 to 81. Hamilton beat Middlebury 57 to 2. Tufts defeated WPL 68 to 62 and NYU beat Holy Cross 103 to 83 while Temple topped Muhlenberg 66 to ?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
Delaware
LaSalle
Manhattan
Hofstra
Queens
Florida State
Furman
Trinity
Brandeis
New Hampshire
Vermont
St. Francis
St. Vincent
Delaware State
Maryland
State
Clemson
Georgia
Hamilton
Middlebury
Tufts
WPL
NYU
Holy Cross
Temple
Muhlenberg
Classifieds unites personals and auto ads in Pittsfield
Mixed listing shows personal services and permanent removals next to a flood of car ads. Entries include DRAPERIES service with phone numbers, a hair and eyebrow service, lost and found notices, a stray cat and a missing bracelet, a parkas theft report, and multiple Chevrolet car listings from various dealers with contact phones and prices.
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By Oscar Fraley
U.S
Foley
Fitzgecata
Toomey
Lenihan
Feley
Meener
la Grade Rangers
Oreermermal
Rriegins
Milton Richman
UPY
Emery
Eugenio
Monti
Italy
Sergio Zardini
Germany
Franze Scheller
Uren
Bill Hickey
Keene, Nly
Christ] Haas
Edith Zimmerman
Traudi Hecher
Pixie
Ants Antson
Fey Estonia
Holland
Corn
Jelius Verkerk
Norway
Willy Haugen
Manfred Schnelldorfer
West Germany
France
Alain Calmat
Scott Allen
Jean Saubert
Antson
Lke
Dick Hunt
la Crescenta
Calif
Howard Campbell
Paramount
Ed Rudolph
Northbrook
Ill
Floyd Bedbury
St. Paul
Logart
Jersey
Bayne
Aes
By Dick Brooks
Jackson Twins
Acieson
NOTTS
By al Capp
Pssice
TM Uavea
Blondie
Uty
Psychiatr
Chic Young
Beetle Bailey
Steve Canyon
PVT. Geuncd Siz
By Charles M- Schutz
Mort Walker
Poteet
Bae
ISK
Cal
Milton Caniff
Mary
Ane
By Jimmy Hatlo
AWA
HELO
D. Wolef
SOFE
Scott Ave
Knonville
Tenn
Eleanor F. Roberts
North Street
Pittsfield
Ee Shel
Pomeroy
Wahconar Street
Pilgrim Memorial Church
Will Boy
Psistake
Armory Dance
SS Sunbeam
Hilemam
Porsche
da. Guar
Sales & Service
Foreign & Spats Car Center
Pivero
Wah
Conah Street
Reed Street
Stephentown
N.Y
Bob's
East Street
Rand
Bob LaBrode
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