Denver May Get Olympic Winter Games
Denver, backed by the U S Olympic Committee, pursues the 1976 Winter Games with a strong bid to the IOC in Antwerp in 1970. Denver faces Banff and Lake Placid among rivals, with a $13.7 million funding plan relying on federal state and private sources.
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Will Grimsley
Associated Press Sports Winter
New York
Denver
Colorado
U.S. Olympic Committee
International Olympic Committee
Antwerp
Belgium
United States
Art Lentz
U.S
Squaw Valley
Calif
California
Lentz
Los Angeles
Banff
Canada
Sapporo
Japan
San Francisco
Detroi
Philadelphia
Lake Placid
N.Y
Salt Lake City
Seattle
Placid
Nelson Rockefeller
John Love
Calvin Rampton
Ulal
J.D. Bratan
Lave
Uebet Sales, Television
Cynersshuws
Athlon
Unive
Denver area venues named for 1960 Winter Games plan
The plan calls for 2,500 beds at a Denver campus and boosting Bears Stadium capacity from 38,000 to 50,000 for opening and closing ceremonies. Colorado Springs facilities including the Broadmoor Skating Club would host skating events while Loveland Basin at 13,010 feet would host main skiing activity.
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Sity
Denver
Bears Stadium
Denver Arena
Coliseum
Broadmoor Skating Club
Colorado Springs
Loveland Basin
Tony Jeffries wins Gram Prix in Grand Bahama race
Tony Jeffries the 26 year old South African mechanic wins the Gram Prix of Formula V in Freeport Bahamas edging Dieter Quester by 17 seconds to claim a $10000 prize. Americans and Austrians push him hard in a tight race with John Ryan of Griffin Georgia a key challenger late in the event.
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Capital Motors
Pretoria
East Tennessee State beats Arkansas State 105 75 in Jonesboro
East Tennessee State University pulled away late to hand Arkansas State its sixth straight defeat 105 to 75 in Jonesboro. Harley Swift led ETSU with 19 points, while ARK State's Mike Burk scored 25. The game halftime score was 53 64 with ASU narrowing to 67 57 at 10 38 left.
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Jonesboro
Ark
East Tennessee State University
Arkansas State University
Buccaneers
ASU
East Tennessee
Harley Swift
Buccanheels
Richard Arnold
Ernie Sims
Worley Ward
Leroy Fisher
Mike Burk
Dave Renn
Indians
Storm Strikes Navajo Hopi Areas Amid Heavy Snow
Heavy storm cripples Navajo and Hopi regions with 150 to 200 marooned. Air Force aid from Nellis and Window Rock. C119s airlift hay to the Hopi Reservation as search and rescue continue. A sheepherder’s death marks the toll, with three Fort Bliss soldiers killed in the weekend blizzard.
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Pinon
Ariz
Nellis Air Forces Base
Neva
Air Force
Window Rock
Arizona
Navajo
Adams
Ft. Bliss
Tex
Icy El Paso crash kills pilots and three others
An icy highway crash near El Paso Texas left multiple fatalities after a car carrying services went off course during Christmas leave. A separate single engine plane crash in central New Mexico killed Doss Maher the Alamogordo NM pilot and Alex Padilla of Albuquerque NM.
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el Paso
Tex
New Mexico
Doss Maher
Alamogordo
N.M
Alex Padilla
Albuquerque
Amen Proves Too Much for LRU Five
Arkansas AM&N defeated Little Rock University 106-73 as the Golden Lions extended their win streak to six. James Wilson led with 19 points, Charles Hentz added 14, and Doug Young and Gerald Lockett each tallied 13. Donnie Branscum led LRU with 21 points.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Am&n
Little Rock University
Golden Lions
James Wilson
Lions
Charles Hentz
Doug Young
Gerald Lockett
Donnie Branscum
LRU
Jerry Brinegar
Richard Green
Holt Ward Announce Candidacy for Supreme Court Seat
Frank Holt of Little Rock, a former Arkansas Supreme Court justice, announced he will seek the Democratic primary for Associate Justice Paul Ward’s seat. Also running is Chancellor Thomas Butt. Daw son and others have hinted at possible bids. Holt cites fairness and impartiality in his tenure and aims to return to the high court.
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Little Rock
Frank Holt
Arkansas Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Paul Ward
Holt
Thomas F. Butt
Fayetteville
Lawrence E. Daw
Lawrence E. Daw«son of
Pine Bluff
Carleton Norris
Holé
Jim Sohne
Jolson
Johnson
Tee
High Court
Totsson
J. S. Holt
Costa
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Coppick
Kenneth Coppick
Assemblies of God
Republic of Congo
Africa
Assembly of God
N. Main
B. J. Willhite
Assembly of God Foreign Mission Department
Broyles
Frank Broyles
University of Apekansas
Johny
Ind
Cash Gurdon Stith
Iowa State
Lo State
Smifth
Sudth
Jord Broyles
Mintiesta Vikings
Kervin
State
Smith
Bloomfield
N.J
Allen Smith
Waterbury Orbits
Atlantic Coast Football League
Fey En
Ward
Tristan
Stuttgart
Germany
Corm
Vacuase Negetsary
Kroger
Morrell
Capital Pride
Cowboy Brand
Milh
Morton
Turkey
Country Club
Marshmallo Kroger
Spottigat
Pries
Wishbone
Poinsettlas
I and
Rale
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