Frazier Wins By Knockout In Third Round
Boston AP report on Joe Frasler Frasier Frasier knocking out Marlo Conner in the third round for his 19th straight win. Frasier, 210 pounds, used body work early then blasted Conner with a left hook. Conner, 180 pounds, fell and couldn’t continue as referee stopped the bout. Frasier plans exhibitions and potential January actions while pursuing World Boxing Association heavyweight elimination play.
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Joe Frasgler
Marlo Conner
Te Tred
Conner
Fragler
Philadelphia
Billy Connolly
New England
Canton
Oho
Fragder
Opever
Punch
Prager
World Boxing Associatio
King Magastine
Rockets Lose Gate to Pacers and ABA Oddities
A fractured report details a chaotic ABA night with Rockets, Pacers, and multiple teams. It notes Houston beating Mineola, Pacers' precarious position, and varied scores, plus a charity drive by Nathaniel Aloe charity and NAACH Southern Division aid.
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Rayeur
Nathanil Aloe Ehatlet
NAACH
Dent Ana Utilities
Handles His Own Fights In Corpus Christi Tragedy
Pasqual Rodriguez 23 was repeatedly shot in year and stabbed two years earlier but did not press charges. His body was found behind a Corpus Christi residence with at least four bullet wounds after his wife said he carried a .11 caliber pistol when he left home.
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Corpus Christi
Tex
Pasqual Rodriguez
Rodrigues
Rodriguez
Sylvia
Don Meredith Risks Mask as Cowboys Seek Eastern Title
Dallas star Don Meredith aims to play through a broken nose against Cleveland in the Eastern Conference championship. Despite discomfort and mask doubts, he vows to help the Cowboys overcome injuries that hampered the season and pursue a league title.
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Harold V. Ratliff
Dallas
Tex
Don Meredith
Cleveland
Dandy
Don
Meredith
Teddy
Convincs Iis
Aml
Jim
Wuthera Methodist
Dallas Cowboys
Pete
Bayars
Fragmented OCR notes on community meeting and polls
A garbled OCR record mentions a Negro community meeting, polling places in Washington and California, and dates near December and January. It references Hed Heath and various names, with unclear actions, locations, and speakers, yielding a rough notice of civic events and upcoming voting topics.
Thank you for giving this Christmas from Hope Fire Dept
James Cobb chief of the Hope Fire Dept thanks the city for clothing and jewelry donations for a drive. He recalls Sheriff Crffin and local officials aiding the effort and expresses gratitude for the community support and holiday gifts to those in need.
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Cairtarhin Tany
Abia Wall
Pallee
Che
Pere Py
Cato Bell
Gerald Green Juggles TV Career and Novel Writing
Television producer and novelist Gerald Green explains his two careers do not overlap. He notes he writes by taking time off, recalls writing The Last Angry Man while on Today, and discusses his latest book To Brooklyn With Love set in Brownsville, Brooklyn. He also mentions American Profile: The Forgotten Peninsula by Green and Krutch, and his early works including Is Majesty O Rees.
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Jerry Buck
Associated Press
NEW York
Gerald Greens
Green
Brooklyn
Forgotten Peninsula
Baja California
Joseph Wood Krutch
Nyc
Piday
Dee
Majesty O'Reese
South Sea Island
Larry Klingman
Bud Lancaster
Denver Signs Dartmouth QB Christmas program at Hope club
Margie Vickers led the Hope Business and Professional Women's Club Christmas program assisted by committee chairs at the Diamond. Virginia Hosmer arranged the program with career club members Jeanne Praden Mary Nell Williams Ellen Turner Twila Hunt Mary Ellen Holder Kathy Lewis Penny Burks Sally Booth Jenny Tolleson. Martha Stephens Dorothy Faye Huckabee created table décor Frances Reynerson and Velora Bright led carols Fyva Reynerson accompanied. Santa Claus Mable Ward distributed gifts. guests included Laveta Mouserins Thajucel, Dorothy Milha, Abbie Breeding, Norma Jean Byrd, Hueed Castle, Lois Mae Purtell.
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Margie Vickers
Hope Business and
Diamond
Hope Career Club
Career Club
Virginia Hosmer
Miss Vickers
Jeanne Praden
Mary Nell Williams
Ellen Turner
Twila Hunt
Mary Ellen Holder
Kathy Lewis
Penny Burks
Sally Booth
Jenny Tolleson
Martha Stephens
Dorothy Faye Huckabee
Frances Reynereson
Velora Bright
Fyva Reynerson
Santa Claus
Mable Ward
Laveta Mouserins Thajucel
Dorothy Milha
Abbie Breeding
Min
Norma Jean Byrd
Hueed Castle Alt
Lois Mae Purtell
Orioles Acquire Relief Hurler
The Orioles pick up a relief pitcher from Philadelphia after a yearlong trade wing. the move is aimed at boosting bullpen depth for the season. In a separate note, California gray whales migrating from the Bering Sea toward Baja California were sighted off San Diego near Cabrillo National Monument, with 17 whales observed under protection by an international accord preventing slaughter. The whales are expected to return in March.
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San Diego
Calif
California
Bering Sea
Baja
Cabrillo National Monument
UN Assembly pushes for adjournment over nonproliferation treaty
The 123 nation General Assembly moves toward adjournment after agreeing to reconvene in spring if a nuclear nonproliferation treaty draft is ready. The U.S. and Soviet Union along with 13 others urge Geneva to finish the treaty by March 15, with final action to follow.
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Tom Hoge
Associated Press
United Nations
N.Y
U.N. General Assembly
Assembly
United States
Soviet Union
V-nation
Geneva Disarmament Committee
Geneva
Russia
U Thant
Geneva Group
Asia
Africa
Latin America
Disarmament Committee
Garland PTA Entertained by Students in Pageant
Garland PTA was entertained by a school performance titled Noel presented Wednesday after meals. The list of participants includes Sasipturé Paul Bath Unnouncer Cynthia Whitaker Shepherds and a long cast of pupils, stage managers, and passers by named in detail.
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Noel
Sasipturé
Paul Bath
Cynthia Whitaker Shepherds
Robert Gibson
Robert Turner
Tommy McCoy
James Flowers
Teddy Brice
Randy Hollis
Norman
Mary C. Browning
Melissa Reese
Debbie Thompson
Cynethia Knighton
Sharon Williamson
Mike Worthey
Ronnie Wreyford
Linda Gibson
David Wright
Wes Aoki
Larry Morton
Larry Watson
Dennis Allen
Thomas Boyce
Becky Burke
Judy Clark
Debbie Clark
Debby Petre
Melanie Smith
Thomas McCauley
Deborah Robinson
Pamela Neel
Edward Foster
Joey Ford
Ricky Sisson
Keith
Kennedy’s Wife Delights in Peter and the Wolf at Constitution Hall
Mrs Edward M Kennedy performed as the central figure in a Christmas treat for children with the National Symphony Orchestra at Constitution Hall. Guest conductor Arthur Fiedler led the orchestra while Kennedy’s wife charmed the audience with a warm, self possessed reading of Prokofiev’s tale, delivering with gentle authority for her family and the crowd.
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Washington
Edward Mr. Kennedy
Wiley
Joan
Peter Aid the Wolf
Constitution Hall
Arthur Fiedler
National Symphony
Washington Post
Massichusetts
Canada names 1967 outstanding women athlete
Toronto AP reports Naac Greene, winner of the War Cup Alpine skiing Ute, was named Canada's outstanding women athlete for 1967. The praise highlights her achievements and national recognition in the 1967 season.
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Toronto
Naac Greene
Canada
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