CBS to broadcast National Pro Soccer League games start Sunday
CBS launches 21 Sunday afternoon NPSL games in a 10 year deal worth about 15 million dollars. The league includes ten teams in major cities with CBS stations, and British, Mexican, and Argentine interest noted.
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Joe DiMaggio
Mickey Mantle
NPSI
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Latin America
World Cup Beaten as Banc Sound Wins at 1:00
A brief sports note records Banc Sound defeating Beaver 4 to 0 at the Stanley Cup event with a decisive pace and a one o clock finish.
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Spave Vett
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Stanle
Banc Sound
Packers Warn of Meat Price Rise Over Grain Plan
UPI reports US packers and processors warn meat prices, especially pork and poultry, would rise next year if the government does not boost feed grain production. They say livestock production may fall, causing grocery store price increases, while officials doubt the impact on prices.
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UPI
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Herrell de Graff
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John Killick
National Independent Meat Packers Assn
L. Blaine Liljenquist
Western Meat Packers Assn., Inc
Winn Finner
Agriculture Department
Harvard Warns Students on Drugs Disciplinary Action
Harvard college dean John Monro warns that students caught using or distributing illegal drugs such as marijuana or LSD face serious disciplinary action up to dismissal. The warning accompanies a medical description of the drugs’ effects and was sent to freshmen in dormitories.
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Mass
John Monro
Harvard College
Monro
Harvard
Greek Premier dissolves parliament calls new elections
Premier Aanayiotis Canellopoulos dissolved parliament to avoid a vote of confidence and set May 28 for elections after a week of violence. Scores injured and arrested amid riots against the government and the king.
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UPI
Aanayiotis Canellopoulos
Constantine
Kennedy Aide Advocates $60 Million Campaign Funds Plan
The speaker warned that a $30 million per party yearly ceiling could reshape U.S. politics, arguing it would let poor candidates run while freeing winners from big donors. He cited 1965 New York mayoral and 1966 gubernatorial races and noted bipartisan support for repeal among Republicans and some Democrats. Everett Dirksen recalled his own early campaign funding and vouched for limits on wealth in politics.
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Robert Kennedy
Senate votes to repeal 1966 campaign financing plan
The Senate 48 to 42 votes to repeal the presidential campaign financing plan tied to a House bill. Senator Long led the repeal effort defeating the plan as of July 1. Gore and Williams sponsored the repeal, reducing funding to 12.5 million per party for 1968 with other limits.
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Defense Rests In Speck Case in Chicago Nurses Massacre
The defense in the Richard Speck murder trial rested after two days of testimony aimed at proving his innocence in the eight nurse killings. The closing moves came just before 5 p.m. when two witnesses testified they saw Speck in a bar at the time of the alleged apartment attack.
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Speck
Monster On The Campus at KCRG TV Friday Night
Science fiction feature Monster On The Campus airs on KCRG-TV channel 9 Friday at 10 25 PM with a late night movie showing audience urged to tune in for the sci fi thriller presented in classic television style.
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Lon Kcrg-Tv
Fragmentary OCR Item Remains Readable
Brief readable OCR fragment shows a sequence of parenthesized numbers and letters likely from a listing or code. No clear person place organization or event is identifiable from the fragment.
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