Palmer Looks To Laurels As L A Open Starts
Pasadena hosts the 42nd Los Angeles Open at Brookside Park near the Rose Bowl with Arnold Palmer defending his title. The 7,021 yard par 71 layout saw mixed scoring in the pro am as several players shot under par while Palmer and Billy Casper carded 73 and 72 respectively.
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Vikings Mum On No. 1 Choice in Player Draft
The Minnesota Vikings poised to pick No 1 in the 1968 draft expect to select shortly after 10 am EST Tuesday but will not reveal the final choice. Possible targets include Notre Dame’s Kevin Hardy UCLA’s Gary Regan Texas Western’s Fred Carr and USC’s Ron Yary. GM Jim Finks says the field is narrowed to four or five and the decision remains unset as Tuesday approaches.
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Golf legends share spotlight in classic group outing
Notable golf figures including Frank Beard, Gay Brewer, Bob Goalby, Tom Aaron, George Knudson and Bruce Crampton joined a high profile group in a charity or club event, showcasing enduring names from the sport and generating local interest among fans and participants.
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Ticket Shortage Hits Biddeford Eagles Basketball Tilt
Tickets for the St. Louis High School and Train Academy game are nearly gone says athletic director Brother Richard Hebert. About 95 seats remain at Kittery with no guarantee of a chair without buying at the school before Tuesday’s game.
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Vikings weigh trading Tarkenton bonus for quarterback help
speculation swirls as Minnesota considers using last year’s bonus selection from the Giants in a potential trade. names tied to possible moves include Bill Munson John Brodie and George Mira with the 49ers and Rams. draft week adds uncertainty as decision time nears.
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American skier Bill Maroh wins bronze in Innsbruck
Bill Maroh of Colorado University, a 24 year old from Golden, Colorado, earned bronze in the men’s slalom at the World Student Winter Games with a 1 minute 52.10 second combined time. Larry Keenan of Whitewater State College led before a late missed gate. Russia tops the medal tally with 16 overall.
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Wisconsin First to Pass Workmen's Compensation Law
Wisconsin became the pioneer state in enacting a workmen's compensation law, laying groundwork for nationwide workers' protection. The historic move established a precedent for employer liability and employee benefits, influencing labor policy across the country.
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Lee Bouvier's Acting Debut Seen As Unsteady
AP TV reviewer notes Lee Bouvier Jacqueline Kennedy's sister made a tentative TV debut in ABC's Laura. The adaptation felt slow and dialog heavy with an implausible murder story. Bouvier's performance showed inexperience though fashion and production design stood out. Various cast members struggled with the script while the English-taped drama provided a stylish but uneven showcase.
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College Scores Show Wide Range Across Teams
College basketball results list Springfield edging Dartmouth 81 to 75 while Penn topped LaSalle 57 to 45 and West Virginia defeated Penn State 77 to 63. Montclair State crushed Rutgers 83 to 7 with St. Vincent 78 taking Indiana Purdue 77. Holy Cross bested Colgate 98 to 81 and Lafayette beat Upsala 105 to 69. Clark downed Amherst 71 to 58 and Colby defeated Bates 92 to 82. Temple beat Rider 75 to 73, South Louisiana State defeated Clemson 104 to 41. South Carolina State 102 over Benedict 89, East Carolina 98 over George Washington 72. No. Illinois U 84 over Florida Southern 75. Midwest notes DePauw 110 over Rose Polytechnic 92 and Evansville 52 over So. Illinois. Marshall 82 over Ohio University 73 and Akron 68 over Mount Union 39. DePaul 93 over Ill Wesleyan 77. Lewis 71 over Eastern Florida 69. Til State 109 over Mankato 92. Southwest Pan American 91 over Lamar Tech 79. Texas Christian 117 over Austin College 78. West Texas State 92 over Centenary 85. Far West Air Force 76 over Washburn University 70, Santa Fe 103 over Culver-Stockton 76. Santa Clara 97 over Hayward State 74.
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Vermont education board chair resigns amid move to New York
Harold Ron Raynolds of Springfield resigns as Vermont Education Board chairman after Gov Hoff announces the decision. Raynolds, 43, plans to return to New York to pursue a doctorate in education. He has ties to Time Magazine and the Times-Recorder.
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IRS filer Deskin gets maximum three years in prison
Leroy J. Deskin, 61, labeled the largest multiple filer in IRS history, received a maximum three year sentence after an IRS computer unravelled his plan for 240 fictitious refunds totaling about $800,000.
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Aron Duff Settlement Reached in Santa Mancia Court
Aron Duff known as Red Duff, manager to actor Mickey Rooney, announced a settlement Wednesday in Santa Mancia Superior Court for an undisclosed amount.
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Trichinosis: Britannica Cites Pork Cooking Guide
Americans form part of about 28 million globally infected annually. Thorough cooking of pork is a preventative measure. Britannica recommends pork reach 237 degrees throughout to kill parasites.
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Tree marriage rites as widower symbolism in India
Encyclopaedia Britannica notes that in some Indian communities a bachelor may symbolically marry a tree before marriage. The practice culminates with the tree being cut down, granting the man the status of widower.
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Accepted Fact on Matter Conservation
The statement explains a general scientific principle: matter cannot be created or destroyed, only altered, rearranged, or adapted. It outlines that transformations involve changes in form or state rather than actual creation or annihilation.
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