Warriors Teers Aim for 3-0 in NBA Playoffs
The NBA playoffs feature Philadelphia and San Francisco seeking three straight wins as the league plans an expansion draft for the new San Diego and Seattle clubs. The draft will occur May 1 in New York, with 16 players allocated to each new team and a cap on losses. The May 3 college draft in New York will determine first choices for Detroit or Baltimore. The Knicks rehire Dick McGuire as coach with plans to pursue Bill Bradley after Rhodes scholarship.
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Crowd ignores great one for the big pair at Augusta
At Augusta National the aging golf great Ben Hogan watches asJack Nicklaus and Arnold Palmer draw huge crowds while Hogan, now 54, battles nerves and missed putts in a quiet practice session before a show of renewed struggle and a rare successful finish.
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Patterson Clay Fight Set for April 25 in Las Vegas
NY AP report details Cassius Clay later Muhammad Ali defending his heavyweight title against Floyd Patterson on April 25 in Las Vegas. Clay, 25, seeks a final bid before Army induction on April 28, while Patterson hopes to regain the crown after previous defeats and knockout streaks.
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Fights Last Night Compile Stops and Bout Results
Boxing notes from Miami Beach and Wolverhampton list several quick finishes. George Chuvalo outpointed and Willie Besmanoff is cited, while Wendall Newton halted Billy Gray in Britain. The page also mentions Hope High School seniors visiting Southern State College campus for a tour and interaction with faculty and students.
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Court Will Have Way in Alabama Court Will Have Way in Alabama
Gov Lurleen Wallace seeks legislative support to resist federal court desegregation. Alabama House and Senate could hear testimony on needed legislation while a cease and desist order may be proposed. If not set aside, governor seeks authority to take over schools to shift power from state authorities to her office.
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Mailing live animals in the mail is allowed by Post Office
The World Almanac notes the Post Office will accept mailing live ducks chicks and poultry day-old animals as well as worms frogs toads salamanders leeches and snails. It warns there are over 17 pages of mailing instructions outlining formalities to ship live animals.
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Photographer reports Viet Cong split over bombing halt
North Vietnam would see a halt to bombing as a path to peace talks, while the Viet Cong would say it changes nothing and that talks with the National Liberation Front are required. Photographer Lee Lockwood cites statements from Premier Pham Van Dong and Nguyen Van Tien after four weeks in Hanoi.
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The Negro Community Thought For The Day Event Calendar
The Stewards Board of Beth el AME Church presents its regnar monthly program on Sunday night April 9th at 7 30 p m featuring a paned discussion on The Danger of Wrong Values The public is invited to attend The Young Peoples Department of Garrett Chapel Baptist Church sponsors a wiener roast at McWashington Playground Saturday night April 8th Miss Norma Neal Supervisor Rev F R Williams Pastor The Junior Anna P Strong Club sponsors a Lock Hop at City Park Youth Center Friday night April 7th at 7 30 p m Adm 25 cents The Hope Civic Improvement Assoc meets Thursday April 6 1967 at Hicks Funeral Home All Club minded people are asked to attend 8 O Clock p m
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E. L. Green
J. Edward Hughes
Young Peoples Department
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McWashington Playground
Norma Neal
F. R. Williams
Anna P. Strong
City Park
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Hicks Funeral Home
Kennedy Johnson Clash Over Campaign Financing Law
President Kennedy and Sen. Johnson clash over the 1968 campaign financing law. Kennedy calls for keeping the law, arguing it would flood major parties with funds, while Gore seeks repeal. Long suggests direct federal aid, Kennedy denounces the plan as a monster. Treasury secretary Fowler signs a letter opposing Gore's move. Senate considers the issue as House hearings begin on Johnsons foreign aid request and budget concerns.
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Russell B. Long
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Henry H. Fowler
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Five Ordeal of Life for Man is Time He Spends Waiting for Women
Hal Boyle notes that waiting for wives is a common husbandly trial and shows the humor in delayed meetings, late dates, and the slow pace of domestic life. He jokes that a husband loses years over a lifetime of waiting while wives multitask and endure many delays.
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New York
Harvard
Sbe
Portrait of Willie Mays on TV 3
KTBS TV presents a one hour color sports special Portrait of Willie Mays on Friday April 7 narrated by Chris Schenkel. The program recalls the Giants star's 1966 season chase of the Dodgers and features scenes in San Francisco Atlanta Philadelphia and Pittsburgh. It also previews 1967 with thoughts on the Dodgers minus Sandy Koufax and shows Mays at home. A 1934 storm sent 300 million tons of soil from overplowed prairies across the United States.
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