Churches Back Slum Projects Across Faiths in Banking Strategy
Churches across Protestant Catholic and Jewish groups invest in slum areas to expand minority business employment and housing. The Episcopal Church has deposited 675000 in 45 banks in 32 cities, aiming for 500 new stores. Other faiths join in nondiscriminatory hiring pledges and large deposits, including a 2 million corporate stake and a 9 million low interest loan program.
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New York
Episcopal Church Executive Council
Charles Bound
Episcopal Council
Morgan Guaranty i’ Co
Cues Ram
York City
Harrisburg
American Jewish Committee
Beta Equality
Catholic Archdiocese of
National Council of Churches
General Assembly
United Presbyterian Church
U.S.A
Disciples of Christ
The
Unitarians
Archdiocese of
Freedom National Bank
Harlem
American Jewis' Committee
New
Harrelson Lifts Red Sox Hopes With Clutch Homer
Boston tops Orioles in fenway doubleheader prep as Harrelson ends slump with 23rd homer and three hits aided by Doerr’s coaching. Yaz leads off ninth with a single while Culp faces Baltimore. Bell delivers three scoreless relief innings in prior loss. Amber Beach wins Keene Handicap at Rockingham Park for $11,000 purse.
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Harrelson
Red Sox
Boston
Boston Red Sox
Baltimore Orioles
Fenway Park
Carl Yastrzemski
Washington
Senators
Dick Williams
Yastrzemski
Yaz
Bob Humphreys
Rico Petrocelli
Hondo
Frank Howard
Bobby Doerr
Doerr
Hawk
Bobby
Gary Bell
Bell
Jim Lonborg
Guy Waslewski
Dave Morehead
E Red Sox
Ray Culp
Orioles
Soupaw Juan Pizarro
Salem
N. H
Amber
Beach
Rockingham Park
Sikes Wins Minnesota Golf Classic by One Stroke
Dan Sikes of Jacksonville wins the Minnesota Golf Classic at Keller Golf Course with a 12-under par 272, earning $20,000 to move to seventh in the 1968 PGA money list. Ken Still finishes second after a final round 68, and Tom Weiskopf ties for third with 274.
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ST. Paul
Jack Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Frank Beard
Sikes
Jacksonville
Fla
Young Ken Still
Keller Golf Course
Still
Tacoma
Wash
Pete Brown
Lou Graham
Stil
Saco Little League
Owen Davis
Underwood
Mailman
Caddigan
S. McNabb
Locke
J. McNabb
Billy Casper
Gourdouros
D. Laskey
Boissonneault
Weiskopf
Yerxa
Casper K. Brady
Ij. Brady
B. Laskey
Brown
de Durois
Graham
Harper
Ce — Dickson
Rown
Golden Rooster Ab
John Caras
Libby
Nadeau
Leblanc
Martin
Lachance
Paquette
Smith
Lambert
Bartlett
James Caras
Golden Rooster
U.pee Wee
Ray Leach Wins Class B Crown At Beech Ridge
In front of about 6500 fans at Beech Ridge Speedway West Scarborough Ray Leach won the mid season Class B feature on a 75 lap race after recovering from a spin on a slick track caused by light showers. Bob Turner finished second ahead of Dick Wolstenhulme with Dale Avery taking A feature honors.
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West Scarborough
Beech Ridge Speedway
Ray Leach
Leach
Bob Turner
Avery
Bob Bushley Jr
Windham
Bushley
Bob
Ken Bornheimer
Scaly
Don Peterson
Portland
Cutter
Westbrook
Phil Libby
Groveville
Dick Wolstenhulme Windham
A Turner
Sanford
Cave Avery
York
Wolstenhulme
Bobby Turner
Ray Wendson
Fred Ham
Hollis Center
Local Babe Ruth League Schedule Resumes After Layoff
Babe Ruth League players resume play after a week off as teams like Rangers Braves Lions Vikings contend in a 18 game season schedule. July 29 Rangers meet Braves in Saco followed by Lions and Vikings games at Kennebunk and Saco. Final week matchups include Rangers Vikings Lions Braves with venues noted in Concord Massachusetts for the national event.
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Plaers
Braves
Vikings
Rangers
Lions
Saco
Kennebunk
Eastern Development Clinic wins 114th New England rowing title
In Cambridge MIT crew coach Jack Frailey led the Eastern Development Clinic to victory over Cambridge Boat Club and Vesper Boat Club in the 114th New England Amateur Rowing Championships. The regatta featured boats from double sculls to eight oared events.
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Cambridge
Mass
Eastern Development Clinic
MIT
Jack Frailey
New England
Harses
EDC
Cambridge Boat Club
Vesper Boat Club
Philadelphia
Rees
Beacons Rally Past Chiefs Then Sweep Atlantic Rivalry Boost
In NASL action the Boston Beacons upset Atlanta 2-1 as John Liposinovic tied and Erik Dvrebore netted the winner. Willie McIntosh scored for Atlanta, while Boston’s Eliseu and Gilson Mendierie starred in other wins. Washington fell 4-1 to New York in another match, with Antonio Nacimento and Antonio De Oliveira scoring for Washington. St. Louis beat Detroit 1-0. San Diego edged Vancouver 2-1.
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Eliseu
Brazil
New York
Washington
Antonio Nacimento
Antonio de Oliveira
Juan Paletta
Argentina
St. Louis
Detroit
San Diego
Vancouver
Boston Beacons
Beacons
Atlanta
Chiefs
John Liposinovic
Yugoslavia
Boston
Erik Dvrebore
Denmark
Willie McIntosh
Scotland
Carlos Mendierie
Gilson
Los Angeles
Houston
Mickey Walker
James Benedek
Hous- Hinsdale
N.H
Ceda Ton
Crest Zip
George Kirby
England
Hinsdale Raceway
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University of Maine
Kenneth Brookes
Augusta
Cille Mininni
Biddeford
John Cote
Linda Cote
Springvale
U. S. Office of Education
By Jack Lefler
Wilfrid J. Fortier Insurance Agency
Bacon St
York Savings & Loan Association
Masonic Bldg
Maine
Pope
Maine Employment Security
Main Street
Kre-Estavusn
Congress St
Perth
N. P. Scentral Agency
Realtors
Main St
John Cunniff
Decary Little League
Marcotte
Dan Sikes
Minnesota
Tom Weiskopf
Tommy Aaron
Steve Oppermann
B Maxwell
Phil Rodgers
Bob Stantor
Dale Douglass
Beech Ridge
Concord
Dana Lombard Weston
Massachusetts
Nashawtuc Country Club
Miss Lombard
Donald McCluskey
Worcester
Joanne Goodwin
Have
Bill Wood
Jim McClure
1Westbrook
Boston Celtics
National Basketball Association
Rich Johnson
Grambling
Bill Langheld
Fordham
Celtics
al Beard
Virginia Union
Gene Lane
Ohio State
Alan Suttle
Wisconsin
Pownal
Green Mountain Park Reef
Boston Beacons Boot
Associated Press
Brookline
Chauncey D. Steele Jr
Chum
Steeles
John Sullivan
Paul
Belmont
Longwood
Pawtucket
Peter Zaccagnino
Hartford, Conn
Zaccagnino
Lee Burke
Penn
Woodbridge Conn
Pawtucket Country Ub
Elm St
Giant Store
Ocean Park Ave
Allgood
Cis
New Jersey
California
Savin
Jane Parker
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