Los Angeles Owner Fumes After NHL Expansion Draft
Los Angeles owner Jack Kent Cooke reacts as the Kings miss on a coaching pick after Terry Sawchuk goes No. 1 and Red Kelly is claimed by Toronto in the expansion draft. Punch Imlach then blocks Kelly from LA, drawing Cooke’s protest to NHL President Clarence Campbell.
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Montreal
Los Angeles
Kings
Jack Kent Cooke
Cooke
Terry Sawchuk
Red Kelly
Sawchuk
NHL
King
Glenn Hall
Chicago
St. Louis
Hall
California
Charlie Hodge
Pittsburgh
Earl Ingarfield
New York
Leo Boivin
Detroit
Andy Bathgate
Red Wings
Toronto
Bobby Baun
Kent Douglas
Jim Roberts
Boston
Ron Stewart
Philadelphia
Brit Selby
Lou Angotti
Minnesota
Dave Balon
Jean-Guy Talbot
Clarence Campbell
Leafs
Campbell
Garman Drafted by Boston Red Sox in 17 year old pick
Boston selects Mike Garman a 6 foot 4 right hander from Caldwell Idaho with third choice in the major league draft. He starred in football basketball and baseball at Caldwell High School and is believed ready to accept a pro offer to support his wife and infant son. Coach Charles Alvaro says he lost only four of 33 starts in three years and can be a big league pitcher or outfielder.
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Boston
Boston Red Sox
Red Sox
New York
Mike Garman
Caldwell
Idaho
Garman
Caldwell High School
Charles Alvaro
Alvaro
Chicago
Jim Lonborg
Gary Bell
Chicago White Sox
White Sox
Tommie Agee
Wilbur Wood
Carl Yastrzemski
Dick Williams
Joe Foy
Jerry Adair
Williams
Tony Coniegliaro
Lonborg
Bell
Cleveland
Gary Bens
Joel Horlen
Peters
Darrell Brandon
Conigliaro
Rico Petrocelli
Adair
Mike Ryan
Petrocelli
Mike Andrews
Yastrzemski
Brandon
Jose Santiago
Santiago
Don Buford
Ken Berry
Agee
Boxing results from Houston and Toledo matches
Dave Zyglewiczr, 188, Houston, outpointed Everett Copeland, 226, Brooklyn, NY, ten rounds. Leotis Martin, 192, Philadelphia, outpointed Billy Daniels, 193, Brooklyn, NY, ten rounds in Toledo Ohio.
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Associated Press
Houston
Dave Zyglewicr
Everett Copeland
Brooklyn
N.Y
Toledo
Ohio
Leotis Martir
Philadelphia
Billy Daniels
Baseball Standings and Results From Tuesday and Games Reported
A compact recap shows standings for the National and American Leagues with team records and percentages. Tuesday results include Philadelphia, Chicago, New York, Pittsburgh, and Cincinnati games, plus 10 innings noted. Upcoming schedules list cross matchups and doubleheaders, with several night-era games at multiple ballparks.
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W. L. Pet. G.B
Cincinnati
St. Louis
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Philadelphia
Atlanta
Los Angeles
Houston
New York
W. L. Pet
G.B
Detroit
Acs
Baltimore
Ccnes
Minnesota
Cleveland
Kansas City
Washington
California
Boston
Boston Hitters Fail In Clutch In Chicago Loss
The Boston Red Sox dropped a 5-3 decision to the Chicago White Sox as clutch hits eluded Boston. Lonborg and Bell were set to start as Boston seeks to rebound, with Yastrzemski, Petrocelli and Adair among those contributing early.
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Boston
Snead Fails To Qualify For U S Open In Detroit
Sam Snead, 55, misses the U S Open by two strokes at Tom O'Shanter Country Club Detroit after a 73 75 148. He laments his iron play despite a fine swing and waits as others finish in the open qualifying rounds. The field includes 56 qualifiers and 67 through previous rounds to form the 150 man field for Baltusrol June 15 18.
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Associated Press
Sam Snead
Detroit
Snead
Tom O'Shanter Country Club
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Washington
Atlanta
Pittsburgh
Dallas
Baltusrol
Springfield
N.J
Jerry Barber
Bill Campbell
Huntington
W.va
Bob Rosburg
Mideast War Bridges Ancient and Modern Worlds
The era spanning biblical Palestine to today’s crisis links ancient claims to the land with present great power tensions. Dayan’s leadership contrasts with past figures as Egypt, Israel, and the United States maneuver, while Soviet and American roles in the U.N. Security Council hint at a broader global risk.
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Palestine
Land of
Canaan
David
Moshe Dayan
Egypt
Suez Canal
Dayan
United Nations
Israel
Middle East
Moscow
United States
Vietnam
Soviet Union
U.N. Security Council
Saco Beach Men Awarded Letters
Four local men were among 56 recipients of letter and numeral awards at Maine Maritime Academy for completing the spring intercollegiate sports program. Baseball letters went to Wayne F. Nason and Robert S. Hunt (manager) of Saco. Erwin E. Bates of Old Orchard Beach received a golf letter and Lawrence D. Green of Saco earned a golf numeral.
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Castine
Maine Maritime Academy
Wayne FE. Nason
Robert S. Hunt
Saco
Erwin E. Bates
Old Orchard Beach
Lawrence D. Green
Academic Mafia dominates federal research funds says professor
University of Oklahoma professor W N Peach testifies to a Senate subcommittee that Harvard MIT Michigan Chicago California Berkeley and Stanford form an academic mafia duking for federal research money He warns a national social sciences foundation would still be dominated by these large schools. The House moves toward a June 14 vote on a flag desecration bill with penalties up to 1000 fine and one year in prison amid First Amendment concerns.
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Associated Press
Washington
University of Oklahoma
W.N. Peach
Harvard
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
University of Michigan
University of Chicago
University of California At Berkely
Stanford University
Senate
Foundation For Social Sciences
Peach
House
Judiciary Committee
Tax refunds reach billions. nominations to Interstate Commerce Commission
About 45 million Americans have received over 7 billion in refunds from 1966 tax payments. President Johnson nominates Dale Wayne Hardin of Alexandria Virginia and Grant E. Syphers of Arcadia California to fill two Republican vacancies on the Interstate Commerce Commission. Public Health Service studies hepatitis I spread among narcotic addicts sharing needles from New York to Los Angeles.
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Internal Revenue Service
Johnson
Dale Wayne Hardin
Alexandria
Grant E. Syphers
Arcadia
Calif
Interstate Commerce Commission
Public Health Service
New York
Los Angeles
Quote from Rep Celler on voting against a measure
House Judiciary Chair Emanuel Celler questions opposition to a proposal, likening it to defending motherhood in a heated political exchange. The remark highlights partisan debate over a contentious measure.
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Emanuel Celler
D-N.y
House Judiciary Committee
Lawmaker brands flag desecration bill as bad measure
A lawmaker criticizes a proposed penalty bill for flag desecration, labeling it a bad bill and questioning its constitutionality. The remark highlights concerns over limits of constitutional rights while debating the measure.
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Braves Name Co-Captains For Season
After final cuts leaving 15 players, Marc Lavigne will captain the 1967 Biddeford Braves Babe Ruth squad with Don Boucher and Jerry Goulet named co captains. The roster includes five 15 year olds, four 14 year olds and six 13 year olds, led by veterans in key roles across infield and outfield positions.
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Biddeford Braves
Babe Ruth
Marc Lavigne
Don Boucher
Jerry Goulet
Lavigne
Braves
Boucher
Goulet
Guy Laliberte
Roger Morin
Laliberte
Morin
Mike Bouthot
Butch Boisvert
Alan Dutremble
Bouthot
Ken Maurice
Mike Perreault
Guy Bouthot
Mike Cote
Don Petrin
Ken Ribaudo
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Wells Volunteer Fire Companies
New Parsonage Fund Committee
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Wells Corner
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Azhar
Harry Walker
Maury Wills
Paul Pryor
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Mideast War
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