Schedules Set Up for City Pool
The Fair Park and City Park pools announce summer hours starting June 9 with daily open use from 2 to 7. Admission 40 cents students 75 cents adults for Fair Park. season tickets 3.50, 2.00, 4.15. City Park admission 10 cents students 25 cents adults. season tickets 3.00, 5.00, 8.00. Lifeguards on duty. hours may extend at City Park. lessons to be announced. Youth centers operate 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Mon–Sat with adult supervision.
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Western division leader wallops Shreveport in Texas League
The Associated Press reports Albuquerque opened a Texas League series with a 15-2 rout of Shreveport. Eight runs came in the third inning, highlighted by Tim Johnson’s two-run homer and a two-run triple, with Joe Ferguson adding a run-scoring double. Gary Moore belted a three-run homer in the eighth. Earl Williams homered for Shreveport in the sixth.
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Patera sets two U S weightlifting records in AAU title defense
Ken Patera of Portland, Oregon, in under two years as a lifter, set two U S records at the Nation al AAU Weightlifting Championships. His 490 pound clean and jerk and 1285 total surpass the 486 and 1280 marks by Bob Bednaraki of the New York Barbell Club. He commented the change likely won’t affect outcomes and that management knew his views on the matter.
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Co Ed From China Sets World Marks at Portland Meet
Chi Cheng a 26 year old Formosan student clocked 10.0 in the 100 yard dash and 22.7 in the 220 at the Portland Rose Festival track meet setting two world sprint marks. Doris Brown won the mile and 880 with times also tops this year for Americans. Chuck LaBenz doubled in the 880 and mile. Randy Matson won the shot put 66 1155 and John Carlos 9.4 in the 100 and 20.4 in the 220. Willlie Davenport ran 13.5 in the 120 hurdles. Jay Silvester threw 202 10 in the discus. Australians O Brien and Clarke were 1-2 in the three mile.
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Captain of Hawks Has No Regrets
Atlanta Hawks captain Bill Bridges says he will live with the consequences of blasting club management. He contends he was denied a raise despite leading rebounders, arguing he deserves compensation for his role and experience with the Hawks.
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UAW seeks restored cost of living tied to 1970 contracts
Leonard Woodcock says no 1970 bargaining without a reset of the cost of living formula. industry chiefs at GM Ford Chrysler show no intent to return to unlimited COLA. Wages average $4.02 plus $1.75 in benefits. 1948–present raises add about 7.76 a day. Cheryl Browne, 19, from Jamaica, N.Y., aims to be the first Black Miss America contestant from Iowa, seeing the pageant as progress amid racial tensions.
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Flag Day Observances Highlight Record Size American Flag
Americans marked Flag Day with parades and speeches including New York hard hats leader Peter J. Brennan and a giant 104 by 235 foot flag hung from a Detroit department store. In Waubeka and Atlantic City events, Miss America pageant discussions echoed debates on race and inclusion as dignitaries spoke. Elsewhere, Harlem riots erupted as youths clashed with police after a protest rally, injuring officers and sparking arrests.
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Soviet cosmonauts set long duration space flight record
In Moscow, Andrian Nikolayev and Vitaly Sevastyanov aboard Soyuz 9 surpassed the U S Gemini 7 record by staying in Earth orbit for over 13 days. The mission aims to study the effects of extended spaceflight on crew performance as the Soviet Union plans space stations and deeper probes.
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