Rising Market Favored In Santa Anita Handicap Action
Rising Market is the favorite in the $50,000-added Santa Anita handicap at Santa Anita Calif Saturday with Lal aboard. Quicken Tree and Tamiya also run in the 126 and 124 pound weights. Up to nine horses may run. The Bowie race features Barbs Delight at 126 pounds with Earl Knapp favored, competing against Selerno Sub Call and Juvenile Joka in the 32nd Maryland handicap. The purse winner nears $14,397. Also on the docket is the $15,000 Maryland Handicap at the Fair Grounds New Orleans mile and a sixteenth.
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South Carolina and Virginia forecast brief notes report fair and colder conditions tonight with single digit to low thirties temperatures and a Saturday with continued cold spell. Georgia shows continued cold with clear skies tonight and highs around the mid forties in the south.
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Policeman Dies In Bar Holdup and College Arrests
A bar holdup led to a deputy being killed while a robber seized the wallet. In California, San Fernando Valley State College saw 293 students peacefully arrested on a second day of confrontation, Southwest College 18 detainees for interfering with operations, and East Los Angeles College 85 sheriff's deputies moved in as protests continued. Weather across the West Coast shows below normal temperatures with cold mornings, while El Camino College faces mixed precipitation later in the week.
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Queens College Reopens Today After Shutdown
Queens College resumes operations after a two day shutdown following a violent takeover of offices by Negro and Puerto Rican students. A spokesman offered guarded optimism while about 10 percent of the 25,000 students are nonwhite and racial unrest affects campuses nationwide.
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Senator Ervin seeks clemency for UNC reporter Cozza
Sen Sam J Ervin Jr urges clemency for Michael Cozza a Daily Tar Heel reporter fined 50 dollars for illegal activities on a military reservation at Fort Bragg He says there was an error in the conviction and asks President Johnson to consider Cozza’s appeal Cozza covered antiwar protests with UNC students in Chapel Hill and at Fort Bragg
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Griffin Resigns Laurel and Hardy Act Ends In Tragedy
AP reports Montreal Alouettes offensive line coach Bob Griffin resigns while a Hungarian duo known as a Laurel and Hardy style pair attempted a meat theft scheme using their weights to fake loads. The lighter man reportedly fattened up by 154 pounds, an argument ensued, and he was stabbed by his enraged partner. The two men were tried.
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Wire Service Guild Strike Hits AP On Second Day
New York AP strike enters its second day as federal mediators arrange separate talks after no progress. AP continues basic services globally while some non Guild and exempt staffers cross picket lines. The Guild seeks injunction. New York Tribune and Times face unfair labor charges over handling AP copy.
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Honolulu paper seeks NLRB help in AP strike
The Honolulu Star Bulletin asked the National Labor Relations Board for assistance as a work stoppage tied to the Associated Press strike prevented publication. The Honolulu Advertiser and Hawaii Newspaper Agency joined in alleging an illegal secondary boycott by seven unions refusing to cross a one man picket line.
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Mrs Oswald Files Five Libel Suits Against Officials
Marguerite Oswald files five libel suits in federal court seeking about 5 million dollars from Rep. Gerald Ford John R Stiles Simon amp Schuster Islin Bishop Funk Wagnall Stephen White McMillan Columbia Broadcasting System Jimmy Breslin New York Magazine Co William Manchester Harper Row Publishers Cowles Communications for alleged false statements about her son Lee Harvey Oswald and the Kennedy assassination.
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Griffin Played For Three NFL Teams
Griffin appeared for the Los Angeles, Detroit, and St. Louis NFL franchises, reflecting a diverse professional career across multiple franchises.
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Weber trails Bourdase by 16 pins in SC Open
In Los Angeles Ed Bourdase of Fresno led the PBA Southern California Open after 24 games with 6,219 pins. Dick Weber of St. Louis moved from fourth to runner-up with 5,203, trailing Bourdase by 16 pins after Thursday night action.
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Murder blackout ordered in Jane Britton case
Cambridge Massachusetts AP violence investigation centers on Harvard graduate student Jane Britton found beaten to death in her apartment. Police Chief James Reagan ordered a news blackout amid reported inaccuracies in coverage. Harvard anthropology chair Stephen Williams rejected a ritual theory noting red ochre traces could have ordinary uses.
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