Hoffa Sets Start Of Term Amid Legal Fight
Hoffa begins his term as Teamsters president while appeals court denies pending motions in the Chattanooga case. He will relinquish control to Frank Fitzsimmons but remains president, eligible for parole in 1969, as talks with Trucking Employers Inc. resume. Hoffa aids report he is managing union affairs from headquarters.
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Hoffa
Frank Fitzsimmons
Detroit
Teamsters
Trucking Employers Inc
Court of Appeals
James P. Hoffa
Michigan
New Jersey Abortion Law Under Review By Court
The New Jersey Supreme Court weighed whether abortions may be reviewed by the legislature as Chief Justice Wein tralb and the minority debated the meaning of the state's abortion ban. The Gleitmans of North Arlington sued for damages claiming doctors failed to warn that the German measles could deform their child born deaf and blind. The majority held compensatory damages unlikely due to life and death, while dissents argued the law aims to protect women and that abortion could be legal under current law. A study commission on revising the abortion law is pending in the New Jersey assembly. A New York bill to broaden legal grounds for abortion generated controversy.
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Joseph Weintralb
New Jersey
Hayden Proctor
Irwin Gleitman
North Arlington
N.J
Jeffrey
Robert Cosgrove Jr
Jerome Dolan
Jersey City
Gleitman
Nancy
New Jersey Assembly
New York
Plum Plum Victorious In Gulfstream Event
Calumet Farm's Plum Plum, a 3 year old daughter of On And On, won the Gulfstream Park feature allowance sprint by four lengths. Ridden by Eartha Fites, she led from the start and finished six furlongs in a fast time, paying 20.80 8.20 5.20 with Sweet and Low and Northeast Trades in the money.
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Hallandale
Fla
UPI
Calumet Farm
Plum Plum
Gulfstream Park
Sweet
Earthe Fites
Low
Northeast
Abortion Reform Debate Stalls in New York Assembly
Lawmakers debate a so called too hot abortion reform measure amid fierce Catholic opposition. Codes Committee members anticipate a Tuesday decision as Speaker Travia signals a burial fate. Key leaders foresee no major changes and prefer a cooling off period to revisit next year.
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Capitol
Codes Committee
Full Assembly
Assembly
Rules Committee
Anthony J. Travis
Travis
Travia
Senate
Earl W. Bridges
Albert Blumenthal
Danhattan
Joseph Zaretzki
Rockefeller
Sanders Wins Doral Open Boosts PGA Money List Standings
Doug Sanders captured the Doral Open for twenty thousand dollars, lifting his 1967 PGA earnings to twenty four thousand five hundred forty four. Arnold Palmer still leads with thirty four thousand eighty five, after another top five finish. Gay Brewer and Julius Boros contend for third with about twenty thousand each, while Bob Goalby trails.
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Palm Beach Gardens
Fla
UPI
Doug Sanders
Professional Golfers’ Association
Sanders
Arnold Palmer
Miami
Palmer
Gay Brewer
Julius Boros
Boros
Bob Goalby
D A Queries 5th Man in JFK Probe
New Orleans DA probes fifth man in JFK case as Shaw contends he never met Oswald Ferrie. Court hearing set amid security and guideline concerns. ACLU condemns publicity tied to the investigation.
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D.A
JFK
Garrison
J. B. Dauenhauer
Tell
Clay L. Shaw
New Orleans
District Attorney’s Office
Shaw
Kennedy
James L. Alcock
Andrew Sciambra
Da’s
Indiana Beats Michigan 96 90 In Big Ten Hoops Thriller
Indiana overcame a Michigan lead in the final six minutes and then withstood a late Wolverines bid to win 96 90, preserving the Hoosiers grip on first place in the Big Ten. The seesaw game saw eight lead changes and ten ties.
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Bloomington
Ind
UPI
Indiana
Michigan
Wolverines
Johnson proposes four year draft extension and lottery plan
President Johnson asks Congress to extend the draft rules to four years and to implement a lottery system. He argues deferments have created inequities and urges reform while maintaining national security. Kennedy praises the plan and backs office reforms to deploy the lottery before 1969, with details pending legislative action.
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South
Johnson
Congress
Draft actions announced to aid draft registrants and boards
Hershey outlined 2 action series to improve registrant aid and board processes. Proposals include extending appeal time from 10 to 30 days and requiring focal boards to provide the government appeal agent's name and legal rights advice. He noted 190,000 to 195,000 registrants aged 19 in 1A and IAQ groups and urged more vigorous appeals guidance. He also aims to ensure focal boards reflect community representation as governors are engaged.
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Hershey
Focal Boards
Selective Service
IAQ
Secretary of Defense
Misty is Baby Wins at Pimlico in Sloppy Feature Race
Misty's Baby won Pimlico's six furlong feature for fillies and mares in the rain, beating Garden Clubber by a neck after a late drive. Ray Kimball rode Misty's Baby, clocking 1:13 2-5 on a sloppy track, with payoffs of 10.60, 5.00 and 3.80 while Garden Clubber paid 3.60 and Dove Hunt 3.00 in a seven-horse field.
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UCLA
Sterling House
Wooster Janine High
Downing
Hershey
Johnson
the Lakers
Mike Hencalt
Elz
Commission
Dave Lazaro
Lakers
Tim Maguire
Tony Caligari
Notre Dame
Bullets
Paul Ciglar
Danny Smith
Tim Scheiber
Duke
Knicks
Paul Lamoureux
Dave Lamoureux
Celtics
76Ers
John O'Connor
Dave Beatty
Yale
Princeton
Wooster
Don Aggent
Globetrotters
Royals
Jim Carteglia
Harvard
Dartmouth
Brown
John Maurite
Yate
Jack Lapke
Steve Laton
John Elliott
Red Devils
Honeyspot
Blue Angels
Warriors
Walt Higgins
Jon Masella
Don Chadwick
Richie Groski
Penn
Baltimore
UPI
Pimlico
Misty’s Baby
Garden Clubber
Misty
Dave Hunt
Ray Kimball
Missy’s
Crafty Admiral
Dove Hunt
Council Votes $300000 More For Court Site
The council approved $300000 more for a court site while awaiting answers on transferring the site to the state and on pursuing federal funds to create a west plaza for the courthouse. Also approved were a $35000 HUD grant for sewer plant improvements and hiring Booz Allen Hamilton for a city management study.
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John P. Maiocco, Jr
Curran
East Side
Booz, Allen and Hamilton
U.S. Housing and Urban Development Department
Joseph M. Dearborn
John P. Flanagan
Qld Battery Road
Donald A. Brown
Walter D. Flanagan
Maiocco
Flanagan
Civil Service Commission
Waltersville
Civil Service
Police Pay Hike Approved for Bridgeport Officers
City Hall vote grants police supervisory ranks the same pay increases as the police union contract plus a five percent across the board raise for supervisory city employees. Retroactive July 27 1966, salaries rise through four steps for patrolmen and two steps for detectives with new fiscal year figures.
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Curran
Malocco
Council
John P. Matocco
Ijr
Maiaccol
Bridgeport
Donald A. Brown
First
Barrett
Police
Aaron Mont
George W. Brown
James A. Connelly
Reds Probe Police Brutality Case Stirs City
A Bridgeport incident is recounted where a youth labeled as the Collins boy allegedly faced arrest after laughing at a soldier. Police say the youth resisted and swung at an officer, while his family and a local pastor call for nonviolence and civil rights action amid broader tensions over employment and race.
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Aura
Cantarann
Collins
Peters
Superintendent Walsh
James D. Peters
Last End
Gordon
Michigan State Beats Minnesota 67-59 In Big Ten Clash
Michigan State defeats Minnesota 67-59 to remain tied with Indiana for the Big Ten lead. Matt Aitch's key basket and free throw early in the second half put the Spartans ahead for good. Tom Kondla scored 27 for Minnesota, reaching a 595 season total. Michigan State improves to 9-4 in conference. Minnesota finishes 5-9.
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Minneapolis, Minn
UPI
Matt Aitch
Michigan State
Minnesota
Spartans
Indiana
Gophers
Tom Kondla
Big Ten
Kondla
Haywood Edwards
Lee Lafayette
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