Packers Hope Injuries Won’t Halt Rams Clash
LOS ANGELES AP Packers expect injuries to have little effect on Sundays game with the Los Angeles Rams. QB Bart Starr who had a rib injury last week may play if he recovers fully. Zeke Bratkowski to start otherwise with Fuzzy Thurston ready to return but may not start. Gale Gillingham to back up. Packers clinched the NFL Western Division with a 14 10 win over Baltimore. Elijah Pitts to open at halfback with Paul Hornung back and Jim Taylor in at fullback. Rookies Donny Anderson and Jim Grabowski expected to play.
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Los Angeles
Green Bay
Los Angeles Rams
Bart Starr
Baltimore Colts
Rams
Zeke Bratekowski
Fuzzy Thurston
Gale Gillingham
Colts
Packers
Baltimore
Elijah Pitts
Paul Hornung
Jim Taylor
Donny Anderson
Jim Grabowski
Wiretapping to Be Probed in Senate Hearing
Senate moves its wiretap dispute into a formal hearing as Edward Long confirms a 1966 investigation of privacy invasions by wiretaps and electronic surveillance. The feud involves Robert Kennedy and FBI Director J Edgar Hoover over who authorized the taps impacting federal prosecutions including Bobby Baker's tax evasion and conspiracy case.
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Bem Price Washington
Robert F. Kennedy
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Senate
Edward V. Long
D-Mo
Long
Bobby Baker
Senate Democrats
Johnson
Baker
U.S
Kennedy
New York
Hoover
Hoffa Facing Toughest Year After Supreme Court Rejection
James R. Hoffa sits in the toughest spot of his nine year Teamsters presidency after the Supreme Court refused his appeal of a jury tampering conviction. He vows to fight on with three potential moves including a rehearing stay and habeas corpus while AFL-CIO hesitates to reinstate the union. Mason Yama marriage rumors denied as the actors arrive in London from Switzerland.
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Neil Gilbride
Washington
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters Union
Supreme Court
Hoffa
Teamsters
Chattanooa
Tenn
Chicago
Afl-Cio
Dave Beck
George Meany
Nguyen van Thanth
Saigon
Source of Ruby Cancer Sparks Varied Prognoses
Dallas reports conflicting estimates on Jack Ruby's cancer. Doctors warn the primary site remains uncertain while noting an adenocarcinoma likely in the lung pancreas or gastrointestinal tract. Survival could be weeks or years depending on tumor location and spread. further tests may take more than a week.
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Tex
Jack Ruby
Lee Harvey Oswald
Jay Sanford
Southwestern Medical School
Ruby
Dallas News
Dallas Times Herald
Sanford
Parkland Hospital
Oswald
John F. Kennedy
Warren Commission
Kennedy Era Attourney General Activities Rise Decision Not Authorized
During Kennedy's 1961 to 1964 tenure as attorney general active activities had increased with Kennedy's approval. Kennedy stated he was supposed to know about these activities but he did not and he had never authorized them.
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Kennedy
Ruling Goes Against Condemnation in Osceola Case
The Arkansas Supreme Court ruled the city of Osceola cannot condemn property outside its limits for a power line right of way despite bond financing for an electric transmission link to the Southwest Power Administration. The decision returns the matter to Pulaski Circuit Court for a rehearing on whether acquiring power was a necessary city operation.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Supreme Court
Wps
Osceola
Southwest Power Administration
George Smith
High Court
Pulaski
James Dean Walker
Walker
North Little Rock
Jerrel P. Vaughan
Fife
Phillips Chancery Court
Worth Insurance Co
Riddler Insurance Co
Worth
Tommy Patching
Calhoun Circuit
Rockefeller urges budget shifts and new programs for state
Governor-elect Rockefeller proposes changing the General Assembly start and a four year governor term. He outlines 1967-68 and 1968-69 spending plans totaling hundreds of millions for public welfare health hospitals and schools, notes anticipated revenues, and calls for a contingency fund and legislative advisory committee.
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Rockefeller
General Assembly
Orval Faume
Legislative Council
McRae
Booneville
Soviet Cash Is Failure in Somali
Soviet aid totaling nearly 100 million has failed to convert Somalia into a Communist state. Mogadishu hosts Soviet technicians and spouses amid Peace Corps and other foreign advisers as 250 Soviet exports train the Somali army in 35 million dollars of gear. About 400 cadets study in the Soviet Union as plans for three large state farms are scaled back.
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Repubic
Africa
Sahara
Moscow
Lido Beach
United States
Ita Dy
Soviet Union
Chisimayo
Berbera
Radio Mo
Somalia
Somes Alio
Christmas in the Office Zoo Brings Best and Worst
HAL BOYLE surveys holiday office life with satire. He predicts gin in water coolers, rival desk trees, petty thefts, gift exchanges, and shifting loyalties as December crowds the workplace. Staff drift in late, output falls, and morale oscillates between feigned cheer and grudging generosity.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Christemas
Santa Claus
Pursuit of Happiness and Government Powers in Law
A 1966 ABA feature explains that while the right to pursue happiness is not in the Constitution, courts recognize it within limits. It protects health and safety and allows individuals to choose occupations, as shown when a photographer licensing case was struck as unconstitutional roadblock.
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George
Thomas Jefferson
American Bar Association
Will Bernard
Folowers Called Christians First In Antioch
Quick quiz questions cover origins of Christians at Antioch in Syria, Adrian IV as the sole English pope elected in 1154, deciduous and coniferous forestry definitions, and the Benelux Union comprising Belgium the Netherlands and Luxembourg.
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Antioch
Syria
Adrian IV
Benelux Union
Belgium
The
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Newspaper Enterprise Association
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