Youth Urged to Try Out the System
President Nixon urged American youth to join in an alliance of the generations at the University of Nebraska Lincoln, promoting a unified destiny and a bigger role for young people. He spoke of a proposed Volunteer Service Corps and urged extending voting rights to 18-year-olds, noting the aim to transfer service between abroad and at home. He received a relatively calm, attentive reception amid campus chants and boos.
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Danger Signals for Marquette Win Streak
Marquette’s 24 game win streak faced trouble as undefeated Marquette prepared to host New Mexico State after the Aggies upset by West Texas State 72-67. Notre Dame beat Detroit 93-79 as Austin Carr scored 47. Syracuse beat Lafayette 106-92 and Georgia Tech and North Carolina posted strong scoring. Utah State extended to seven in a row, while Florida and others posted wins.
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Associated Press
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Community letter thanks Hope for Benton State Hospital gifts
A January 13 1971 letter from Walter Mizell M D Psychiatric Services Administrator expresses gratitude to Hope and Hempstead County for a giant trailer truckload of clothing and gifts donated in November and December 1970 for Benton State Hospital patients. Sheriff Jimmy Griffin Fire Chief Jim Cobb and local police led the drive. The donations arrived before Christmas and will aid patients’ clothing needs throughout the year.
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Jimmy Griffin
Jim Cobb
Hope
Carolina Pace Too Quick for Opposition
The Carolina Cougars overwhelmed the Florida squad 133-130 in ABA action as Joe Caldwell poured in 36 points and Randy Mahaffey added 23 to sustain a 16 point edge through the third quarter. Pittsburgh beat Kentucky 122-111 and Utah defeated Memphis 116-102 in other ABA games. In the NBA, Los Angeles topped Cincinnati 126-120 while Chicago beat Philadelphia 108-103 and New York fell to Seattle 114-110.
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Randy Mahaffey
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The Silver Tone Gospel Singers at New Testament Church
The Silver Tone Gospel Singers will perform at New Testament Pentecostal Church of Jesus on Sunday January 17 at 7 30 pm. Sponsored by Mrs Mattie White the public is invited. Elder J C White is pastor. Funeral for Willie Marshall at Cedar Grove Baptist Lewisville Sunday January 17 at 2 pm with Hicks Funeral Home directing.
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Dole to lead GOP after three way leadership reshuffle
President Nixon endorses Robert Dole as new GOP chairman in a three way plan with Thomas Evans Jr. and Mrs Tobin Armstrong as co chairmen. The move shifts duties, giving Dole full time Senate duties while Evans runs organization and administration and Armstrong handles special projects. The arrangement aims to ensure party clout and reliable contact at the national level.
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Washington
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GOP National Committee
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Maryland
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Wilmington
Del
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Texas
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White House
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Bob Dole
Senate
Hugh Scott
National Committee
Peter O'Donnell
GOP
Lakers Rally Behind West to Top Royals in Toronto
Jerry West score 11 points in the final six minutes as Los Angeles erased a Cincinnati lead to win 126-120 on a neutral floor in Toronto. West finished with 33 points while Wilt Chamberlain added 30. Johnny Green led Kansas City with 27. Other NBA results include Chicago over Philadelphia 108-103 and Seattle past Baltimore 114-110. ABA scores feature Utah over Memphis 116-102 and Carolina 133 Florida 130.
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Saints Owner Denies NFL Blacklist In Probe
New Orleans Saints owner John W. Mecom Jr. told newsmen he knows of no blacklisting in the NFL and said Commissioner Pete Rozelle has no more power than needed. Mecom testified before a federal grand jury probing antitrust concerns as other witnesses described player shipping and draft rulings.
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Minnesota Twins Sign Four Players
The Minnesota Twins announced the signings of four players including infielders Rich Reese and Danny Thompson. Also signed were rookie pitcher Steve Luebber, a left-hander with a 17-11 record at Orlando in 1970 and 200 strikeouts, and right-hander Dick Woodson who has spent two seasons with the club. The Twins now have six major league players under contract.
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