Salinger Bows Out of Contest For Congress
Salinger declares he cannot be a candidate in the election after transferring his legal residence to Virginia. He says California law prevents his candidacy and notes the boomlet for his run was launched by Rep. John F. Shelley.
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United Nations backs tough stand on apartheid in South Africa
The UN Security Council adopted a Norwegian draft calling for a broad arms embargo on South Africa to press an end to apartheid. Adlai Stevenson voiced U.S. support, and Washington agreed to halt all arms shipments by December 31. The measure seeks a peaceful path to a multiracial society with expert monitors and prisoner releases as key steps.
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Georgia Coach Griffith Resigns. Dooley Hired at Georgia
Georgia announces the resignation of head coach Johnny Griffith after a 164 won loss record during turbulent years. Auburn freshman coach Vince Dooley is named Georgia’s new head coach on a four year contract, effective January. Joel Eaves moves to athletics director at Georgia. In Washington, Dr John Willis Hurst says President Johnson’s heart remains fine after a 1965 scare, declining to confirm recent checkups.
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All Star Selections Rise In Controversy Over Process
The article reports on the effort to reform all star team selection in major leagues. Public relations chiefs Dave Grote and Bill Giles advocate returning selection to national committee oversight and players, replacing fan voting after past ballot stuffing incidents. The piece notes previous methods and dates from the 1950s era.
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Tennis ball saga ties arena to Vikings game
New York AP report details the long saga of a tennis ball stuck in Madison Square Garden’s loudspeaker. Ken Rogewall freed it after a year, aided by a ladder and management, as the NFL and AFL playoff schedule faced changes amid Joe Foss announcements.
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Bracero Law Extension Passes One Year By Senate Vote
Washington AP The one year extension to the Bracero program, allowing importation of farm workers, won Senate approval 50 to 96 and heads to the President after House deletion of an amendment. Supporters say a year is needed to plan, while opponents warn gaps remain in housing and protections for workers. The measure aims to prevent a gap in farm labor through Dec. 31, 1984, amid concerns about Mexican workers and domestic farm labor needs.
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Washington D C International Seen Greatest Race Since 1952
Turf experts rate the 1962 Washington D C International at Laurel Race Course the greatest since the classic began in 1952. France's Match I defeats Kelso Carry Back and Beau Purple and other foreign runners in the field.
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Oversized Mitt Used by Catcher Thing of Past
Grimsley picks Navy Pitt in weekend tilts as Army Navy and Pittsburgh Penn State clashes loom. The piece notes glove limits for catchers to curb knuckleball handling and previews college games with scores and predictions.
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Tittle Brown Set Marks Keep Lead
New York, Detroit and Baltimore players set notable NFL season marks as Johnny Unitas rose to second in passing, while Tittle and Brown propelled their teams. Brown ran for 17 yards in a Cleveland victory and Brown led scorers with 16 touchdowns. Bobby Conrad and Bobby Mitchell led receivers in a season full of record milestones.
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