Two Tennis Stars Turn Pro As NTL Debuts In California
Billie Jean King Ann Haydon Jones and Françoise Durr sign with the National Tennis League joining Rosemary Casals and Roy Emerson. Contracts announced by George MacCall ahead of NTL's U S debut at the Forum April 7 9 and 10. King guaranteed 40000 to 50000 with up to 70000 potential. Emerson could earn up to 100000 yearly for two years.
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Jack Stevenson
Associated Press
Inglewood
Calif
Billie Jean King
George MacCall
United States
Pro
Rod Layer
Ken Rosewall
Fred Stolle
Australia
Andres Gimeno
Spain
U.S
Pancho Gonzales
NTL
Billie Jean
England
Bournemouth
Wimbledon
MacCall
Mrs. King
Emerson
New Muskies choose Vern Mikkelsen as GM
Vern Mikkelsen accepting the Minnesota Muskies general managership pledged hard work and promotion to boost paying fans after an underwhelming first ABA season. He replaces Eddie Holman. Shields said the move aims to win greater local acceptance for the team. Mikkelsen, 39, left a Minneapolis insurance business to take the job after soul-searching.
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Minneapolis
Vern Mikkelsen
Minnesota Muskies
Mikkelsen
Muskies
Larry Shields
Eddie Holman
NBA Playoff Results and Schedule Overview
The Associated Press reports Eastern results with Philadelphia defeating New York 113 to 97 and Boston beating Detroit 111 to 103 to advance in the best of seven series. Western play sees San Francisco leading St. Louis 3-2, with Denver at New Orleans tied 2-2 in their series.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
New York
Boston
Detroit
St. Louis
San Francisco
Wisconsin Shadow Contests Mark Wisconsin Primary
Democratic Eugene McCarthy and Republican Richard Nixon faced a muted Wisconsin primary as Lyndon Johnson’s departure loomed. Johnson’s continued ballot presence sparked sympathy votes, while Madison voters also weighed a Vietnam referendum. Indiana then opens the real Democratic contest with May 7 primaries including Kennedy against McCarthy.
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Walter R. Mears
Associated Press
Milwaukee
Wis
Eugene J. McCarthy
Richard M. Nixon
White House
Wisconsin
Lyndon B. Johnson
Johnson
McCarthy
Johson
Indiana
Madison
University of Wisconsin
United States
Vietnam
New York
Robert F. Kennedy
Kralick retires from baseball to sell insurance
Former Ameri can League pitcher Jack Kralick says he has filed retirement papers and will work for North American Life Assurance Co. He starred with the Minnesota Twins, pitched a no hit game against Kansas City in 1962, and later moved to Cleveland and the Mets. A separate note covers political events in 1968 with McCarthy and Kennedy planning an Omaha primary campaign and Humphrey's potential candidacy, plus McCarthy praising Johnson’s peace moves. Joe Zabisk i is honored for 20 years of service to Northeastern University.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Jack Kralick
North American Life Assurance Co
Toronto
Kralick
Minnesota Twins
Kansas City
Cleveland
Jim Perry
Indians
New York Mets
Mets
McCarthy
Omaha
Neb
Kennedy
Nebraska
Hubert H. Humphrey
Wisconsin
Johnson
Treasury
Vietnam
United States of America
Haller Finds New World With Dodgers After Giants Trade
Vero Beach assignment captures Tom Haller, ex Giants catcher and NL player rep, now with the Dodgers. He notes the labor pact with Marvin Miller and his own plans to manage someday, reflecting on Giants defense and team culture while embracing a fundamentals emphasis with his new club.
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Vero Beach
Fla
Nea
Tom Haller
San Francisco Giants
Los Angeles Dodgers
Tom
Illinois
Giants
Chub Feeney
Mexico City
Steve Hamilton
New York Yankees
Marvin Miller
Baseball Players Association
Haller
Marvin
Murphy
Dodgers
Willie Mays
Willie McCovey
Orlando Cepeda
Jim Ray Hart
RBI
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Television guide schedule highlights for the week
A dense listing of 1960s era TV programs and movies across channels with color broadcasts. It lists time slots from 6:45 AM to 12:45 AM including news programs, dramas, game shows, and films such as Never Say Die and The Trouble with Harry featuring notable stars.
TV Listings for a Tuesday Evening and Night
A dense schedule list shows NBC and other networks airing I Dream of Jeannie Petula Clark Special Beaus James and various daytime and late night programs. Reads like a broadcast grid with news weather sports and entertainment segments and noteable titles such as The Tonight Show Jeopardy and Lets Make a Deal.
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Jeannie
NBC
Petula Clark
Beau James
Bob Hope
Lonnie Gibbons
Tammy& the Doctor
Sandra Dee
Peter Fonda
Television Schedule for Katy Tuesday April 2 1968
A dense listing of ABC programming from 6:30 PM to 10:30 PM including Garrison's Gorillas It Takes A Thief NuV.P.D. The Invaders Arkansas News and Weather World News Bud Campbell Sports The Wisconsin Primary Joey Bishop Show Bewitched Treasure Isle The Noon Show Newlywed Game The Baby Game Children's Doctor General Hospital Dark Shadows The Avengers The Trouble With Harry World News and more live segments and local notices.
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Garrison’s
ABC
Nuv.p.d
the Invaders
Arkansas News and Weather
World News
Bud Campbell
Joey Bishop
Dick Cavett
Live
Judy Pryor
Dark Shadows
Bozb
Bob Young
Harry
John Forsythe
Shirley MacLaine
Arkansas News
KSLA TV 12 Daytime and Evening Schedule Listing
TV listings for KSLA TV 12 on Tuesday April 2 show a daytime lineup including Daktari Red Skelton Good Morning World and Channel 12 Report with CBS News Special News Weather and a full evening slate featuring The Lieutenant Beverly Hillbillies Andy Of Mayberry Dick Van Dyke Love Of Life Search For Tomorrow Guiding Light News and a variety of dramas comedies and game shows listed with times and program blocks. The schedule also mentions major network news CBS News Cronkite and a late night lineup including The Millionaire and Weather Vespers.
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Good Morning World
Channel 12
Erwin
Griffin
CBS News
Benji Bob & His Buddies
Beverly Hillbillies
Andy of
Mayberry
Dick van Dyke
Guiding Light News
Owen
Edwards
Gilligan's Island
Rawhide
McHale's Navy
Cronkite News
Bolton
Directors Told of Budget Cuts Hit Arkansas Agencies
Fayetteville AP Steve Cummings president of the Arkansas Association of Community Action Agency Directors said several directors had been advised of budget reductions and plans were under way to halt cuts. He noted 23 local directors faced reductions as high as 30 percent with Pulaski, Crawford, Jackson, White, Faulkner, Carroll, Madison and Washington counties seeing the greatest impact.
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Fayetteville, Ark
Steve Cummings
Fayetteville
Arkansas Association of Community Action Agency
Momlay
Cummings
Community Action Agency
Office of Economic Opportunity
State Labor Department
Pulaski
Crawford
Jackson
White
Faulkner
Carroll
Madison
Washington Counties
Rector Senator Cecil McNeil Files for Arkansas Senate
Second files show State Senator Cecil M McNeil of Rector as the second candidate filing for Arkansas Senate District 23 comprising Greene and Clay counties. He will face Buriel Thompson of Paragould, Greene County tax collector, in the race.
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Little Hock Iap
Cecil M McNeil
Rector
Greene
Clay Counties
MccNeil
Buriel Thompson
Paragould
Greene County
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Joe Zabilski
New England
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Northeastern
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Ark
Sebring
SDV
AMO
Garrison's
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Carol Lombard
Treasure Isle
Dream House
General Hopital
Andy Devine
ABC News
the Avengers
Ray Milland
Joan Collins
Bob Buice
Arkansas News & Weather
Nancy Dickerson
Edwin Newman
Mike Douglas
Huntley Brinkley
NBC News & Weather Report
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Mai Beal
Kiai
Katy
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Love In
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Griffin Jonathon Wintere
Hurray
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