Republicans Split Over Housing Provision in 1960s Battle
Uberal Republicans who helped lead a 1964 revolt against Indiana's Halleck faced dismay over Ford's housing stance. NAACP lobbyist Clarence Mitchell accused Ford of duplicity and urged GOP lawmakers to back the housing provision. Rep. Mathias and Rep. McCulloch helped win critical votes for the compromise. The piece links rural backgrounds to political risk in supporting reform. The closing line shifts to a description of the Sherpas, Tibetan stock from eastern Nepal.
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Charles W. Halleck
Indiana
Clarence Mitchell
NAACP
Ford
Mitchell
Tronic
Charles M. Mathias Jr
William M. McCulloch
Ohio
Republican Party
Hoggard Named Head of Hempstead National Business Group
Announcement lists Dick Hoggard of Hogeland Electronics as chairman of the Hempstead Nevada chapter of the National Federation of Independent Business. District Manager Harry Bitlick says ballots are collected and sent to Congressman James W. Trimble and State Senator McClellan. Kinard Young previously chaired the district. Also notes World Jewish Congress warning on rising nationalism in Germany and calls for peace in Vietnam.
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Hogegard
Hempstead & Nevada
National Federation of Independent Business
Harry Bitlick
James W. Trimble
Washington, D. C
McClellan
Kinard Young
Young Chevrolet
Brussels
Belgium
World Jewish Congress
Germany
Viet Nam
Court Docket Municipal Court of Hope Aug 9 1966 Hope Arkansas
Municipal and state docket items list multiple defendants with pleas, fines, and forfeitures for traffic and liquor offenses. Civil action Perry's Truck Stop vs Flay Baggett involves $92.92 judgment by default.
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Municipal Court of
Michael Roy Vines
Bessie Lee Evans
Sarah Spearman
Roy Carl Daniels
Samuel T. Cruse
Ema Thomas
Roscoe Johnson
William L. Clark
Jerry B. Reese
Hardy Hawkins, Jr
Roy Cal Daniels
Howard Dunkard
Charles Clark
Raymond Robins
Willie West
Perry
Boyer Helps Shape Five Young Pitchers In Pro Baseball
Cloyd Boyer, brother to Ken and Clete Boyer, is credited as part of a group of minor league pitching coaches fueling a surge of young major league talents. The piece notes Dov er and winter instructional programs as key factors, with managers Wes Westrum and Ralph Houk praising early and thorough coaching that speeds up pitchers’ rise to the majors. Chris Short and C
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Murray Chass
Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
Cloyd Boyer
Ken
Mets
Clete
Yankees
Denny McLains
Jim Palmers
Woody Frymans
Don Suttons
Boyer
McLain
Palmer
Fryman
Sutton
Detroit
Baltimore Orioles
Dover
Wes Westrum
Ralph Houk
Clauss A
Westrum
Houk
Lions to Start Rookie in Place of Karras in Exhibition
Detroit Lions plan to start a ten year old rookie, Jim Edgerly, at defensive end against the St. Louis Cardinals after Alex Karras injures his knee. Edgerly, a 235 pound free agent from New Mexico State, replaces captain Karras while rookie Bruce McLenna and freshman Karl Sweeton also prepare for action. Cardinals quarterback Charley Johnson and running backs Bill Triplett and Willis Crenshaw boost St. Louis as Detroit’s exhibition foe.
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Detroit Lions
Alex Karras
St. Louis Cardinals
Jim Edgerly
New Mexico State
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Karras
Lions
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Cardinal
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St. Louis
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Cardinals
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Hillsdale
Mich
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Baltimore
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Kramer
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Wake Forest
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Northwestern
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Munh
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Johson
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CBS
APC
Vata
Kansas City
Miami
Bennett Named Tennessee Coach
Buddy Bennett, a former pro football player with the Hamilton Tiger-Cats, was named assistant football coach at East Tennessee State in Johnson City Tennessee.
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Johnson City
Spurs Defeat Arkansas on a Home Run
Clarence Jones hit his ninth homer of the year for the Spurs in the seventh inning as Dallas Fort Worth defeated Arkansas 7 to 3 in a Texas League baseball game. Spurs scored three earned runs in the first four innings while Larry Stubing hit his 22nd homer for Arkansas in the sixth. Second place Amarillo beat Albuquerque 7 to 5 to trim the Traveler lead to three games. Arkansas plays at Albuquerque tonight.
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Little Rock
Clarence Jones
Dallas Fort Worth
Spurs
Arkansas
Larry Stubing
Amarillo
Albuquerque
Niekro
Church
Bates
Torrez
Roque
Cecil
Newton
Breeden
W — Niekro
L— Torrez
Jones
Stubing
Return of Hurler Cheers the Indians
Boston right hander Lee Stange shutout the Indians on nine hits in a 2-0 win as Sam McDowell returned from arm trouble for Cleveland. Stange improved to a starring role while McDowell, after six innings, was lifted with his arm sound and 9 strikeouts. George Scott homered for Boston, driving in the second run after Tony Conigliaro and Eddie Kasko set up the earlier scoring.
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Dave O'Hara
Associated Press
Boston
Lee Stange
Boston Red Sox
Pauline
Cleveland Indians
Sam McDowell
Stange
Cleveland
McDowell
Indians
Red Sox
Tony Conigliago
Eddie Kasko
Joe Foy
George Scott
Luis Tiant
Geady
Birdie Tebbetts
Red
Ses
Kuota
Buch
Cluthie Ty
Militant Priest to Continue Fight for Reinstatement
Santa Monica California AP The Rev William H Dubay a militant Roman Catholic clergyman suspended from his duties says he will press on for reinstatement He spoke at a news conference after the Churchs top administrative body the Los Angeles archbishop James Francis Cardinal McIntyre affirmed the suspension Dubay was suspended last February for his outspoken civil rights criticisms He had asked the pope in 1964 to remove Cardinal McIntyre accusing him of taking a weak stand on civil rights
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Clere Eyman
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Los Angeles
Papa
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Rights Issue Reveals Big GOP Split
AP analysis shows a sharp Republican divide on the 1966 civil rights bill. Final vote 76 Republicans for, 62 against. 86-50 on killing the open housing provision. 69-69 on housing exemptions. The split spans the GOP, unlike the Democratic fault line, with Northern suburban MPs key in the housing vote.
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Washington
House
GOP
Abraham Lincoln
New York
New Jersey
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New England
Gerald R. Ford
Michigan
Ford
Otter
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