Hockey Seniors Spark NHL Night Across the Boards
In a night heavy with veteran stars Detroit’s Gordie Howe scored three goals in a 6 4 3 win over Los Angeles as Hall and Worsley posted shutouts. Montreal and St Louis also shut out their opponents while Chicago, New York and others notched varied outcomes. Howe’s hat trick pushed his season total to 33 and career goals to 721. Delvecchio posted Detroit’s 1 000th NHL point.
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Hal Bock
Associated Press
National Hockey League
Detroit
Gordie Howe
Red
Los Angeles
Glenn Hall
Gump Worsley
St. Louis
Minnesota
Montreal
Pittsburgh
New York
Toronto
Chis Cage
Boston
Philadelphia
Oakland
Montereal
Chicago
Howe
NHL
Red Wings
Garry Unger
Wayne Connolly
Bill Flett
Alex Delvecchio
Jean Beliveau
Hall
Jacques Plante
Blues
Harry Lumley
Terry Sawchuk
Dave Garthraum
Terry Crisp
Larry Keenan
Worsley
NHL Roundup: Canadiens blank Bruins as Hull's Hawks fall short
In the East Division clash Boston was shut out as Ralph Backstrom Dick Duff and Yvan Cournoyer paced Montreal with Worsley posting his 38th career shutout. Chicago pressured Boston with 22 first period shots and 51 overall while Bobby Hull and Doug Mohns struck early. In New York Vic Hadfield and Larry Jeffrey sparked a 2 0 win over Toronto as Larry Hale scored twice for Philadelphia ending a nine game winless skid with a victory over Oakland.
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Canadiens
Ralph Backstrom
Dick Duff
Yvan Cournoyer
Worsley
Chicago
Bruins
Bobby Hull
Doug Mohns
Hawks Carcred
Rangers
Vic Hadfield
Larry Jeffrey
Toronto
Hadfield
Jeffrey
New York
Maple Leafs
Larry Hale
Philadelphia
Oakland
Biafra Seeks U S Aid After France Support
Biafra steps up appeal for U.S. relief and diplomatic backing as Nixon administration signals greater relief aid for refugees. A U.S. congressional delegation led by Rep Charles C Diggs Jr visited the region, signaling intensified efforts to gain Washington support amid the Nigerian civil war.
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David Mazzarella
Associated Press
Umuahia
Biafra
France
United States
Nixon
Washington
Charles C. Diggs Jr
D-Mich
Charles E. Good
Britain
Soviet Union
Charles de Gaulle
Nigeria
Founders' Day and lodge meeting notices in local calendar
The Verger-Shover P.T.A. observes Founders Day Monday February 7 at 7 30 p.m. Public invited. Keystone Lodge No 43 meets February 18 at 7 30 p.m. All members urged to attend. Obituary notices include Mrs Frances Palmer service February 18 at Haynes Chapel Baptist Church and burial at Mt Pleasant Cemetery. Mrs Zollie Taylor died at Rt 1 Emmet Arkansas February 15 1969 with arrangements pending Hicks Funeral Home.
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Verger-Shover P.T.A
C.G. Carmichael
Melvine White
Keystone Lodge No. 43
Frances Palmer
Haynes Chapel Baptist Church
Mt. Pleasant Cemetery
Hicks Funeral Home, Inc
Zollie Taylor
Rt. 1
Emmet
Arkansas
Washington School District No 12 election notice
The annual school election for Hempstead County Washington School District No 12 will be held March 11 from 8:00 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. Voters will decide a 40 mill debt service and general fund tax and elect one five-year board member. Polls at Washington Elementary School Gym and Ozan Town Hall. James T. Boyette, Secretary of School Board, Feb 17, 24, Mar 3, 1969.
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Hempstead County
Washington
Ozan Town Hall
James T. Boyette
Knowles Hopes to Withdraw National Guards
Gov. Warren Knowles says he hopes to withdraw today about 1,900 National Guardsmen who patrolled University of Wisconsin campus during student protests over Negro demands. Campus quieted over the weekend as Senate approves a bill to withhold aid from disruptive students.
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Madison
Wis
Warren
Knowles
University of Wisconsin
National Guardsmen
State Capitol
Scott
Wisconsin
State Senate
State Assembly
American Civil Liberties Union
Catholics Reminded of Lent by Pope Paul VI
Pope Paul VI urged Roman Catholics in St. Peter's Square to observe Lent as a duty of penitence and a decisive meeting with Christ in the Paschal mystery, stressing penance and salvation.
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Vatican City
Paul VI
St. Peter’s Square
Christ
Pueblo Crew Faith in America Cited After North Korea Return
Coronado Calif AP after Pueblo crew returned from North Korean imprisonment Lt Edward J Murphy Jr testified before Navy court of inquiry shifting focus to imprisonment. Five admirals preside as the Palm Beach report aids understanding of Pueblo incident. Bucher remained in San Diego with family and crew duties. Negro demands for autonomous department and control in student hiring and curriculum noted in a separate line.
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Calif
Pueblo
Edward Jk. Murphy Jr
Murphy
Navy
U.S
Pacific Fleet
Adm
Harold G. Bowen Jr
Palm Beach
Norfolk
Lloyd M. Bucher
Bucher
San Diego
Miami Floridians Grab Eastern Division Lead
Miami Floridians took first place in the ABA Eastern Division after a 119-108 win over Houston Sunday. Don Freeman led Miami with 25 points at the line, while Walt Simon added 26 points and nine rebounds in the second half. Indiana slipped to fourth after a 112-96 loss to New York Nets. Kentucky moved to third with a 123-99 win over Los Angeles. Dallas beat Oakland 119-116. Denver topped New Orleans 105-94. In the NBA, Philadelphia crushed Boston 127-102 as Milwaukee surprised L A 106-97 and Seattle beat Detroit 127-119.
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Minnesota
Houston
New York Nets
Kentucky
Los Angeles
Dallas
Oakland
Denver
New Orleans
National Basketball Association
Philadelphia
Boston
Milwaukee
San Francisco
Atanta
Seattle
Phoenix
Cincinnati
Don Freeman
Miami
Walt Simon
Nets
Darel Carrier
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