Dejardin Named New Manager of 76ers in 1970
Don DeJardin, 34, named general manager of the Philadelphia 76ers on a three year contract. He previously helped lure ABA star Billy Cunningham to the Carolina Cougars and succeeds Jack Ramsay, who remains as coach. Irv Kosloff announced the move ending a four month GM search.
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National Basketball Association
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Thers
Irv Kosloff
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G.M
Jack Ramsay
Ramsay
Napoleon Powers Arkansas In 10-7 Texas League Win
Outfielder Danny Napoleon drove in six runs in the first four innings including a grand slam to lift Arkansas to a 10-7 victory over Shreveport. Santiago Rosario hit a three run homer, Napoleon added a triple and RBI single, and John Schroeppel finished with the win. Other action saw San Antonio beat Memphis 5-2 in game one, Dallas-Fort Worth rout El Paso 9-1, and Albuquerque defeat Amarillo 10-4.
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Danny Napoleon
Arkansas
Shreveport
Napoleon
Stan Bell
Santiago Rosario
Travelers
Billy Stein
John Schroeppel
Braves
Bryan Nelson
San Antonio
Memphis
Blues
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el Paso
Albuquerque
Amarilla
Softball results and high-profile court hints mix in recall
Two girls softball games Monday night saw seventh graders beat eighth graders 16 to 14 and fifth graders overwhelm fourth graders 12 to nothing. In the high court matter, Manson defense lawyers pressed for a mistrial over publicity as Judge Older weighed President Nixon remarks on media glamorizing crime. Linda Kasabian returned to the stand for defense cross examination amid concerns over potential taint from public comments.
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Manson
Irving Kanarek
Dave Shinn
Ronald Hughes
Fitzgerald
Nixon
Denver
Charles Manson
Los Angeles
Leslie van Houten
Susan Atkins
Patricia Krenwinkel
Miss Tate
Malibu
Gary Hinman
Vincent T. Bugliosi
Preas
Linda Kasabian
Interstate Spur to Mill Draws Fire
Washington AP reports GAO findings on a 13 mile interstate spur to the Jones & Laughlin steel plant at Hennepin Illinois. The $47 million project, with $39 million federal funds, was criticized as an unjustified private-plant incentive set amid debates over national merit for spur approvals.
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Federal Highway Administration
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Ariz
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Wash
Illinois River
Jones & Laughlin
St. Louis
Federal
Pilot Killed in Crop Duster Crash Near England Arkansas
Mack Magough Jr., 39, of Fayette, Alabama, died when his single engine crop duster crashed six miles east of England while spraying a 5 acre field. Police said engine stalled during a turn and the plane did not burn. The aircraft was owned by Farmer Flying Coop of Coy.
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Mack Magough Jr
Fayette
Ala
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Farmer Flying Coop of Coy
Lenin Peace Prize Awarded to Tokyo Trade Union Leader
Akita Iwai secretary-general of Tokyo's General Council of Trade Unions received the 1970 Lenin Peace Prize at the Soviet Embassy in Tokyo. He is the fifth Japanese laureate, with the prize including a gold medal and 27 778 dollars.
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Tokyo
Akita Iwai
Japan
General Council of Trade Unions
Iwai
States sue over 18 year old voting rule
Oregon and Texas have filed direct Supreme Court challenges to the 18 year old voting age law claiming Congress lacks authority to lower the limit from 21. The lawsuits seek a ruling on the constitutionality of the Voting Rights Act provision with compliance deadlines set by Attorney General Mitchell. Indiana and North Carolina refuse compliance for now. The law, signed by President Nixon on June 22, 1970, grants 11 million youths the vote starting January 1.
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Oregon
Texas
Supreme Court
Congress
Atty
John N. Mitchell
Justice Department
Indiana
North Carolina
Nixon
Blonde to Drive Bus to Alaska
Rita Miller, 22, of Idaho Falls, Idaho, after a parachuting accident that injured her leg, heads from Oklahoma State University to Anchorage driving a convoy of 15 new school buses. The eight day, 4,500 mile trip crosses gravel roads and aims to deliver buses purchased for OSU contract hauling. Miller plans to work for the National Park Service after graduation and someday travel and marry.
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Idaho
Oklahoma State University
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Ark
Anchorage
OSU Engineering
Dan Blackard
Merle Miller
Bartlesville
OSU
National Park Service
America
Soviet Fliers Allegedly Lose Duel to Israelis Over Suez
AP dispatch reports U S sources say four MIG2 jets were downed by Israeli airmen last week near the Suez Canal. If confirmed, it marks the first direct air battle between Israeli and Soviet pilots. US officials note blonded pilot and Russian radio traffic, while urging caution amid Mideast tension and a push for a ceasefire.
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Fred 8. Hoffman
Washington
U.S
Suez Canal
Israel
United States
Mideast
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Golda Meir
Egypt
FDA Cites Discontinued Mouthwashes Across Firms
New York AP report notes eight manufacturers must drop ads claiming mouthwashes cure bad breath sore throats or cold symptoms within 30 days or face removal from shelves. Merck said Tyrollaris mouthwash has been off market for three years and others haven’t marketed the products for over six months. Lever Bros. stated Pepsodent Antiseptic Mouthwash was discontinued over six months ago and ads stopped a decade ago.
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Federal Drug Administration
Merck Co
FDA
Murder Count in Death of Gridder Caldwell
MEMPHIS AP Two youths Harold R. Jefferson 20 and James L. Jackson 15 are charged with first degree murder in the slaying of Maxie Caldwell former Memphis and Arkansas football star outside a lounge after a prewedding party Caldwell 22 was shot once and died He attended Overton High and Arkansas State University and was to wed Di anne Kjeldgaard of El Dorado Park next week The juvenile court will be asked to remand Jackson to criminal court for trial as an adult
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Maxie &. Caldwell
Arkansas
Joe Gagliano
Harold R. Jefferson
James L. Jackson
Gagliano
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Caldwell
Dianne Kjeldgaard
el Dorado P Ark
Overton High
Arkansas State University
Gun Defector Hijacks Pan Am Jet to Cuba at Kennedy
At Kennedy Airport a hijacker boarded a Pan Am Boeing 747 bound for San Juan and Cuba while a gun detection device operated. Airline and federal sources cite crowding and lack of manpower as factors. the suspect Rodolfo Rivera Rios, 27, faces air piracy and related charges with a nitroglycerin bottle and weapons found on him.
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Pan American World Airways
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Havana
Television Logs Show Morning Hourly Lineup
TV grid lists programs from Kaleidoscope to Merv Griffin with titles like Truth or Consequences Captain Kangaroo All My Children General Hospital Dark Shadows and nightly news. It notes educational programs and talk shows, with a closing line about parents with kids entering college this fall.
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Linkletter
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Mike Douglas
Somerset
Gomer Pyle
USMC
Robbie Reynolds
Maggie Ews
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Johnny Carson
Dick Cavett
Mike
Merv Griffin
Hope Star publication details and the Star Publishing Co roster
The Hope Star Star of Hope 1899 1927 consolidated edition lists staff titles and offices at The Star Building Hope Arkansas, including Alex Washburn president editor Donal Parker VP advertising manager Paul Jones secretary treasurer general manager Pod Rogers director circulation manager Billy Dan Jones director mechanical superintendent. It notes circulation and trade associations, national reps, and paid subscription rates for various regions and formats.
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Alex, H. Washburn
Donal Parker
Paulh. Jones
C.M
Pod) Rogers
Billy Dan Jones
Solunar Tables Guide for Fishing and Hunting Times
Solunar Periods schedule from Richard Alden Knight's SOLUNAR TABLES notes prime fishing and hunting windows. Plan days around these times to maximize sport in good territory and cover.
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Richard Alden Knight
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