AFL names two former coaches to lead Jan game teams
Jacksonville reports that ABY Lou Liban once of the Buffalo Bills era is among the two AFL coaches chosen for the AffeStar Game in Jacksonville. Mitch Woodward announced the teams on Wednesday with Saban and Collier as the former coaches involved and player selection in about ten days.
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Heyman Signs New Contract for $15,000
New York AP reports Art Heyman former Duke Player of the Year signed a $15,000 a year contract with the New Jersey Americans of the ABA. Judge Walter R Mansfield denied Hartford Capitols request for injunction to block Heyman from playing in the ABA.
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Art Heyman
Duke
New Jersey Americans
American Basketball Association
Walter R. Mansfield
Hartford
Pittsburgh Pipers
ABA
Judge Mansfield
Heyman
Mansfield
Congress Is Now Just Marking Time Analysis
AP analyst James Marlow argues Congress distractions from war concerns dampen domestic progress. He notes 1967 as a marking time year before a presidential election, with hawks and doves divided on Vietnam and no clear path forward. The war diverts national energy from internal problems.
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James Marlow
Washington
America
United States
Southeast Asia
Jatinson
Johnson Mixes Pitches for Tax Program in Courtesy Speech
President Johnson addresses the Business Council in Washington, urging anti inflation measures and export expansion while criticizing trade protectionists. He pairs the appeal with a call for voluntary business efforts to improve the balance of payments and notes the dollar’s recent attack by speculators.
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Associated Press
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Johnson
Business Council
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Central Intelligence Agency
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John Wy Macy
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Macy Gard
NHL Wednesday results report
The Associated Press tallies Wednesday hockey results with several close matches. Minnesota and Toronto and Detroit and New York both tied while Chicago routed Pittsburgh. Oakland edged Philadelphia, and Los Angeles defeated St. Louis by two goals.
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Oakland
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
St. Louis
The Witte House delay teetered under scrutiny
A fragment hints at tension over a delay involving the Witte House, with conjecture about who bears responsibility. The readable text suggests dispute and questioning of motives, but details remain unclear.
Arkansas Supreme Court Frees Davis Without Bond
Justice Boyd was the lone dissenter in a 6-1 ruling allowing Lynn Davis, Arkansas State Police director, to be freed from jail without bond while a review proceeds. The court ordered records from Circuit Judge Kirby’s court and gave Davis ten days to file a brief explaining why the contempt citation should be quashed. Governor Rockefeller hailed the decision and Davis remained at his office late Wednesday.
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Arkansas Supreme Court
Dered
Lynn Davis
Conley Byrd
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Winthrop Rockefeller
William J. Kirby
Carleton Hirris
Pulaski Circuit Court
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Richard B. Adkisson
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Supreme Court
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Specialists Winning Cage Court Battles
The Associated Press notes Bing Counts Jones and Cunningham starring in NBA comebacks across Detroit Chicago Los Angeles Boston Philadelphia and Baltimore with high fourth quarter scores. Indiana Anaheim Minnesota also won in the ABA as Detroit trimmed Boston within 22 games of first place standings after late surges.
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Jones
Cunningham
National Basketball Association
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Chicago
Mel Counts
Los Angeles
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Sam Jones
Boston
New York
Billy Cunningham
Philadelphia
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Kentucky
Anaheim
Houston
Minnesota
New Orleans
Pistons
Bob Boucer
Lakers
Bullets
Jerry West
Jack Magin
Bailey Howell
Caggie Rutesell
Aulis Reed
York
Toers
Royals
Sear Kuberbest
Clicuiath
WU Chauberlain
No Decision on Head of Penitentiary in Arkansas
Gov. Winthrop Rockefeller and the State Penitentiary Board waged a three hour closed session over a replacement for Prison Supt. E. Bishop. The meeting ended with no clear choice, some board members reportedly facing resignations requests, and broad willingness to keep Bishop’s successor in limbo until a hire is made.
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Winthrop Rockefeller
State Penitentiary Board
State Prison
E. Bishop
Rockefeller
John H. Haley
Fresman
Bistin
Jota Re Price
Coltotins Prison Fort
Uey
Murton
E. Jeter
Wabbaseku
Jefferson
Suretom
Tacker Latering
Man With New Heart Still Doing Fine After Transplant
Cape Town AP reports Louis Washkansky left his hospital room for the first time since his heart transplant four days ago. He is under intensive care undergoing cobalt radiotherapy to prevent rejection while doctors monitor his recovery and the alien heart.
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Kenneth L. Whiting
Associated Press
Cape Town
South Africa
Louis Washkansky
Washkansky
Bly Beau Ray
Groote Sehuur
Giltiotes
Barnard
Yeu Hau
Warde Howe
Cldeker
Tad Ted Pase
Toby Werknenig
Io Newark
Cachel Bey
Lous Wanhkansky
Gedars
Flow of Foreign Steel Into U S Ties Industry to Problem
Pittsburgh AP reports a steady rise in foreign steel shipments to the United States from 12 nations. Japan leads in exports, while five Communist nations and others supply a growing share. Imports totaled 10.7 million tons last year, about HL percent of U S consumption. nine months into the current year show a 3 percent rise from 1966. Rising prices spark concern over impact on domestic mills.
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Pittsburgh
United States
Costa Rica
British Guiana
Dominican Republic
Poland
East Germany
Czechoslovakia
Yugoslavia
Lithuania
Japan
America
U.S
U.S. Steel Corp
Bethlehem Steel Corp
Bethlehem
U.S. Steel
Ordeal of Christmas Purchases Highlights Domestic Struggles
A fragmented page captures holiday shopping pressure, the mismatch between gifts and practical needs, and a wife’s demand for usefulness. It also threads in economic notes on rising import costs and steel prices, plus a medical science sidebar on organ transplants and immune responses.
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