Warriors Aim To Even Series In San Francisco Showdown
The San Francisco Warriors, after a 130 124 win at the Cow Palace, seek to even their NBA playoff series with the Philadelphia 76ers. Nate Thurmond led a balanced attack as Golden State shot 45.3 percent while Philadelphia hit 43.1 percent.
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Boston
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Thurmond
Warriors
Cow Palace
Philadelphia
Warrior
Bill Sharman
Alex Hannum
Rick Barry
Jim King
Sharman
Major League Leaders Show Varied Paces Across Positions
Comprehensive leaders list shows Mincher of California pacing batting with 12 hits and 3 home runs, Kaline of Detroit tied for 3 homers, while Stottlemeyer of New York leads pitching with 2 0 in 1 decision. Other top marks include Brock of St Louis with 14 hits and 12 RBIs, and Williams Chicago tying for 2 triples.
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Freehan
Detroit
McMullen
Washington
Fregosi
California
Mincher
Berry
Chicago
Hershberger
Kansas City
Yastrzemski
Boston
Kaline
Agee
McCraw
Brock
St. Louis
Javier
Jackson
Houston
Cepeda
D. Johnson
Cincinnati
Maris
Helms
Gibson
Marichal
San Francisco
Stanley Cup Finals NHL Schedule Update
The Associated Press reports no games on Wednesday with the Stanley Cup Finals upcoming. Today's card lists Toronto at Montreal in the first game of the best of seven series.
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National Hockey League
Associated Press
Toronto
Montreal
Kansas City Friday’s Games Highlight Regional Moves
Kansas City Missouri sits at the confluence of three counties as Friday’s games unfold across area gyms. Local teams from Jackson Clay and Wyandotte counties clash in district showdowns with playoff implications.
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Kansas City
Charter For Babe Ruth oop Presented
The 1967 charter for the Northern York County Babe Ruth League was presented to league president Lou Caron and publicity director Jerry Soulard at a state meeting in Sanford. Plans for district and state playoffs were discussed for July in Sanford with Bob Blouin as host. Maine regional playoffs follow in Pawtucket and Alaska Nationals thereafter. Districts, teams from York and Cumberland Counties, and local league coaching updates were noted as upcoming. Fishermen go down to the sea nowadays in aluminum ships with echo sounders and electronic lures.
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York County
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Jerry Soulard
Sanford
Harold Smith
Bob Blouin
Maine
Pawtucket
R. J
Alaska
Cumberland County
Upper Maine
Kittery Memorial
Caron
Kennebunk
NYCL
Richard Murray
Murray
Saco Little League
Arbor Day Emphasizes Tree Planting For Community Pride
York County Extension Service urges Arbor Day observances on the last Friday in April celebrating tree planting as a civic and educational act. The message traces Arbor Day origins in Nebraska in 1872 and urges homeowners schools and clubs in York County to plant trees or shrubs and involve children.
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Maine
Nebraska
S. Sterling Morton
State Board of Agriculture
U.S. Secretary of Agriculture
York County
York County Extension Service
Court House
Alfred
Philadelphia Leads 2-1 In NBA Finals At San Francisco
The playoff finals show Philadelphia ahead 2 games to 1 in a best-of-seven series with game three set in San Francisco. A stray line about unrelated topics appears in the text.
Microcircuit antenna system eyed by Air Force contract
The Air Force reports progress on the SIA Subminiature Integrated Antenna concept seen as a potential military and civilian breakthrough. Munich scientist Hans H Meinke under Wright Patterson Air Force Base Avionics Lab contract proves feasibility despite early skepticism. Edwin M Turner notes potential for clutterless rooftops. In other news Senator Clark faces costs for free mailing over 4 876 60 for 97 000 newsletters seeking views on 1968 run. Roger Tenney and 81 students visit the White House after National Teacher of the Year award. New Jersey Governor Hughes, D Democrat, chairs ERA committee and predicts no repeat fight at 1968 convention.
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Associated Press Washington
Air Force
SIA
Munich
Germany
Hans H. Meinke
Meinke
Air Force Systems Command
Wright- Patterson Air Force Base
Edwin M. Turner
Washington
Joseph S. Clark
D-Pa
Clark
Senate
Philadelphia Inquirer
Post Office Department
Justice Department
Roger Tenney
Owatonna
Minn
White House
Tenney
Richard J. Hughes
New Jersey
Equal Rights Committee
Democratic National Committee
West German student sentenced in Soviet labor camp
Volker Schaffhauser, 25, of Heidelberg, was jailed four years for spreading anti Soviet propaganda. He admitted smuggling subversive microfilms into the USSR for NTS, an organization of anti Soviet émigrés, and plans to appeal.
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Associated Press
Leningrad
U.s.s.r.re
Volker Schaffhauser
Heidleberg
N.T.S
N.T.S. Schaffhauser
N.T S
Soviet Union
Divorce and marriage ratios peak in 1946 per Britannica
The United States including armed forces overseas shows a divorce to marriage ratio of 4.3 per 1000 in 1946, as per Encyclopaedia Britannica. Also noted is an estimate that the Moon weighs 81 billion billion tons.
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United States
Encyclopaedia Britannica
Restaurant group leader opposes antibillboard act plan
Peter J. Pestillo of the National Restaurant Association testifies that the country cannot afford extensive beautification measures and that the price is too high for antibillboard provisions within the Federal Highway Beautification Act.
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Peter J. Pestillo
National Restaurant Association
Pentagon cancels Navy directive on counsel for employees
Defense Department says it has canceled under Navy security program a directive urging civilian employees to seek wise counsel before joining or supporting political or civic groups. A Senate Rights subcommittee had questioned the guidance before cancellation effective immediately.
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Washington
Defense Department
Senate
Navy
Pentagon
Department of Defense
Dismissal Of Priest Sparks Student Protest
A priest professor at a Catholic university, Charles E. Curran, faces dismissal prompting faculty boycotts and student protests. Curran cites academic freedom while authorities cite concerns over his liberal moral theology and views on birth control.
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Washington
Charles E. Curran
America
Father Curran
Board of Trustees
School of Sacred Theology
Curran
Walter Schmitz
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