Grid Coaches Debate Athletes Hair Policy At Oregon State
Oregon State coaches and administrators clash over players long hair rules amid a campus human rights debate. Coach Dee Andros and staff face questions about team authority and the impact on morale as calls to shave beards or moustaches surface within the football program.
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Negro culture drives change in team grooming rules
OSU coach De Andrade ordered Fred Milton to shave to fit the team standard. The university human rights commission prompted a policy allowing a black player to keep a moustache. Interviews with coaches At USC and Oregon reveal tension between equal treatment ideals and cultural identity, with players seeking recognition and individual differences acknowledged by leadership.
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Los Angeles Times
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Lita
Nin
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Hat Milton
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Pety Newell
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University of California
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Neweil
Newell
Ione Waal
Tack Atheletes
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Trojan
John McKay
Federal pay boost for workers and military ordered
Washington AP reports that nearly three point eight billion in pay increases will be issued to federal workers and military personnel, finalizing the 1967 Pay Reform Act. The raise targets general schedule employees, White Collar staff, Foreign Service, veterans medical personnel, and postal workers, with notable 15 percent averages and larger 41 percent steps for some clerical ranks. The action, ordered by President Nixon, aims to modernize federal salaries and align with private scales.
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Simpson's Hassle With Bills Involves Player Owner Duel
The Los Angeles Times reports a master clash between O J Simpson and Buffalo Bills owner Ralph Wilson may reshape pro football economics. The dispute centers on a 50 50 million fee over five seasons and traces to the 1960s draft economics and the merger era.
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Simpson and Wilson in tense talks over deal terms
The article outlines ongoing negotiations involving O J Simpson and Dallas Cowboys owner Jack Wilson. It notes the potential impact of any contract on payrolls and future player salaries. Industry sources discuss recoverable reserves while detai led financial considerations for football and other leagues.
Colorado State College Girls Finish Fourth in WC Softball
CSC women place fourth at the first Amateur Softball Association Women’s College World Series in Omaha with nine colleges represented. Linda French named top pitcher, Gaylyn Raton and Kay McDaniel lead a CSC lineup praised by head coach Mary Behling for strong defense and effort despite the loss to Missouri.
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Staubach Set To Challenge Meredith For Cowboys Job
Roger Staubach, Navy captain and Heisman winner, will be released July 2 and aim to join the Dallas Cowboys as quarterback after trading away No 3 Jerry Rhome. Coach Tom Landry backs a shortened apprenticeship, citing Staubach's leadership, conditioning, and playbook study. Staubach prepares in Dallas with teammates and mentors, while his wife awaits their third child.
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Archie Moore Sees Lion Killer as Next Champion
Archie Moore predicts Kenya spear thrower Kenyatta Hockenbull, renamed Reuben, could become heavyweight champion. Moore touts the young fighter’s power and character while recounting his global travels, charity work, and plans to license the protégé in New Jersey.
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Space Contract Awarded to University of Denver
NASA awards 391,500 contract to the University of Denver to continue a research project analyzing and evaluating announcements about technological advances in the space program. In year one the university reviewed over 23,000 requests for space program developments, with year two set to address dissemination guidelines.
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National Aeronautics and Space Administration
University of Denver
Wanted Ad Section Seeks Clothes for Sale
Old garments may find new owners in the want ad section. Readers are invited to list coats, dresses, suits, and accessories for quick sale. Include item condition and price to reach potential buyers efficiently.
Hornung Urges Namath to Follow Rules, Notbuck Establishment
Washington column notes Paul Hornung, once a Packers star, says Joe Namath must respect rules and avoid guilt by association amid Namath’s pressure over Rozelle’s suspension and bets. Hornung defends Namath’s personal innocence while criticizing the unwritten code affecting reputations in football.
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Washington Post
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Sunday Racing Lifts Purse at Centennial Track
Centennial Race Track in Littleton announces a 1.17 million dollar purse for the 57 day meet starting June 27, the highest in 20 years. Sunday racing expands stakes, boosting weekly purses by about 10 thousand and adding roughly 14 million to the season total. Continental officials say the move welcomes growth as a $60 thousand improvement program proceeds toward a new open house on June 22.
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Underwater Hockey Stirs South African Games
FRANK ECK reports from BLOEMPONTEIN that underwater hockey drew crowds at the African Games. Teams of six battled on the pool bottom with snorkels and small sticks, while referees watched from above as players jabbed at a puck toward the wall.
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