Giants faces stalemate as players balk at offers
In San Francisco, key Giants holdouts put pressure on 1967 salary talks. Juan Marichal seeks at least 100000 after a 25-6 season, with Lindy McDaniel Tito Fuentes Norm Stern and Ken Henderson also unhappy. Ray Sadecki Ron Herbel signed, leaving 24 of 41 under contract.
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Lindy McDaniel
Giants
Tito Fuentes
Norm Stebern
Ken Henderson
Ray Sadecki
Ron Herbel
Marichal
Willie Mays
Willie McCovey
Jim Hart
Tom Haller
Gaylord Perry
Frank Linzy
Dams Near Grand Canyon Abandoned Controversy Rages In DC
Washington AP Secretary Udall announced a shift to a $719 million plan for the Central Arizona Project to draw Colorado River water without hydroelectric dams or extra imports. Congress debates a broader package worth $1.7 billion with seven basin states amid long standing interstate water clashes.
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Henry M. Jackson
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Arkansas Senate actions and stalled stamps bill defeat
The Arkansas Senate approved and then defeated measures on trading stamps and approved bills on insurance rate disclosures, public school leadership, and public payroll policies. House actions included tax withholdings changes, retirement fund investments, and penalties for bank violations. The session also advanced development plans for Village Creek and budget provisions for the state penitentiary.
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Revenue Department
DOT Emerges as Broad Yet Balancing Government Transport Unit
The 12th and newest U S department, called DOT, will start with 31 agencies and about 90 000 employees. It will coordinate air, rail, and road transport, leaving rate setting to existing bodies. Secretary Alan Boyd, a 44 year old Florida lawyer, leads DOT with expanded staff and a focus on research and policy guidance to shape future American transportation.
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Associated Press
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Civil Aeronautics Board
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Alan S. Boyd
Florida
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Boston
Newark
Boyd
Democrats Split on Liberal and Conservative Lines
Democrats on Page One debate party lines with 211 liberals and 222 conservatives if all voted. Conservatives attend better, lack formal organization or leadership, and follow no single coalitions. Leaders say loyalty, not seniority, should drive advancement as lines of communication develop.
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Howard W. Smith
Virginia
Lberal
Chicago in grip of fourth storm on Groundhog Day
Snow doubled Chicago’s ground total to 30 inches as four inch snowfall, freezing rain, and high winds spurred panic buying. Shoppers mobbed shelves for meat and milk while officials urged stay at home, and hazardous driving persisted around O’Hare.
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Pakistan Moon Sighting Sparks Eid Dispute in Pakistan
A government moon sighting committee said the new moon appeared on Wednesday January 11 guiding Eid fasts and prayers. Mosque closures and mixed reports from ulemas followed as celebrations, fasting, and festival customs faced discord under President Ayub Khan's government. Snowstorm disrupts Chicago transit closing schools and delaying commutes as Grant Park concerts planned for summer.
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Joe Magowan JR
Karachi
Pakistan
Ayub Khan
NAACP mass meeting at Bethel AME Church
A mass meeting of the NAACP at Bethel AME Church on February 12 1967 at 7 30 p m recruits members. State NAACP president Dr Jerry D Jewel and Arkansas field secretary L C Bates will speak with Attorney John Walker of Hope also on program. Clergy from Bethel BeeBee Memorial M E Lonoke Baptist Garrett Chapel invited to provide music.
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Jerry D. Jewel
Naacp of Arkansas
L. C. Bates
Arkansas Naacp
John Walker
Hope
Bethel A.M. BeBee Memorial
Pakistan sees Eid moon dispute spark political crackdown
West Pakistan faces a tense political climate as five top religious leaders are arrested under defense rules amid a controversy over Eid moon sighting. Officials warn of prolonged detention while Ayub's regime leans hard against opposition amid growing discontent and food shortages. Export earnings rise 12 percent last year as drought worsens deficits.
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United States
India
AMC Won't Pay Dividend for Sixth Straight Year
Detroit born AMC reports a net loss of 8 million in the quarter ending December 31 despite 99,566 car sales in the first quarter. New leaders Chapin and Luneburg outline 10 day plant shutdowns to align production with demand and reveal plans for a small minicar to fit between US and imported models.
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American Masters Corp
AMC
Roy D. Chapin Jr
Willam ¥. Luneburg
Luneburg
Wisconsin
Chapin
AMC Ran
U. S
Man Named to Racing Commission in Arkansas
Gov Winthrop Rockefeller announced two appointments to the Arkansas Racing Commission on Wednesday Dr M R Springer of Hot Springs and Ralph Myers Jr of Mc Crory will serve five and two year terms respectively Both are Republicans Springer 35 was named man of the year in Hot Springs in 1965 and is chief of staff at Ouachita Memorial Hospital He also serves as vice chairman of the 3rd District Arkansas Young Republican State Committee Myers 37 is chairman of the Woodruff County GOP Committee and a rice and soybean farmer.
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Woodruff County
GOP
Cougar XR-7 debuts as popular-priced luxury sports car
Just arrived new Cougar XR-7 brings European elegance to Cougar Country with soft glove leather walnut-grained vinyl panels easy-to-read dials overhead console hidden headlamps and a powerful V-8 engine all standard. Mercury promotes it as the first affordable luxury sports car tailored for you.
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