Hayes Stars in Pro Bowl as East Falls to West 38 20
In Los Angeles the West beat the East 38 to 20 in the Pro Bowl with Bob Hayes of the Cowboys starring for the East. Hayes caught six passes for 84 yards and punted twice, one boot 14 yards as the East gained a late momentum before the West clinched.
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Brees
LOS Angeles
Bob Hayas
Dallas Cowboys
Hayes
Bullet Bob
Otto Graham
New York Giants
Ernie Koy
Roy
Johnny Unitas
Baltimore
Roman Gabriel
West
Don Meredith
Dallas
Fran
Tarkenton
Mel Farr
Detroit Lions
Gabriel Tarkenton
Washington
Jerry Smith
Chicago
Richie Pettibone
L Ater
Meredith
Green Bay
Willie Wood
Cross Will Drive a Renault in Canadian Winter Rally
John Cross of London Ont and Chuck McLaren of Toronto head eight rally drivers in the sixth annual Canadian Winter Rally starting February 9 in Toronto. Arry Beaupte and Robert Gist of Saginaw Michigan will follow second driving a Mustang.
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Toronto
John Cross
London
Oal
Chuck Mclaren
Arry’ Beaupte
Robert Gist
Saginaw, Mich
U S Skaters Lead Team to New York Uniform Fitting
Peggy Fleming and Tim Wood head U S Olympic Figure Skating Team as national champions depart for uniform fittings in New York. Fleming recalls 1964 and reflects on vanity, while the squad includes Noyes Lynn Petkevich Kauffman Sweitzer Wagelein Starbuck Shelley.
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Ralph Bernstein
Associated Press
Philadelphia
Pegey Flameing
Tim Wood
New York
Miss Fleming
Winening
Colorado Springs
Colo
U. S
Peggy
Carol Heiss
Daevid Jenkins
U.S
Brussels
Miss Heiss
Jenkins
Uncle Sam
Grenoble
France
Switzerland
Albertina Noyes
Arlington
Mass
Janet Lynn
Rockford, Ill
Gary Visconti
Detroit
Wood
Bloomfield
Mich
John Petkevich
Great Falls
Mont
Cynthia
Ron Kauffman
Seattle
Wash
Sandy Sweitzer
Roy Wagelein
Jo Jo Starbuck
Kenneth Shelley
Los Angeles
Citizens for Peace Organizes From Senator Douglas Vision
In Washington an initiative named Citizens Committee for Peace with Freedom in Vietnam forms, conceived by 75 year old Paul Douglas after his 18 years in the Senate ended with Charles H. Percy’s 1966 Illinois election loss. The distinguished committee counts former officials among its members.
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Washington
Citizens Committee For Peace With Freedom
Vietnam
Paul Douglas
U.S. Senate
Charles H. Percy
Illnois
Notable bipartisan group aims to chart a centrist policy path
A mixed group including Presidents Trumah and Eisenhower, General Bradlay, and various educators and clergy formed a committee in the 1960s. They seek a balanced stance on containment and liberty, opposing both isolationism and extremism while urging clear public policy statements on key issues. The effort mirrors earlier White Committee tactics to influence public opinion and steer national dialogue.
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Harry S. Trumah
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Omat Bradlay
Fermel
Den
Achésofi
James F. Bythes
Ethiopia
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Mr. Clean
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