Blue and Gold Banquet in Scouting on Werinesday 1967
In Vero Beach Florida two men may replace Mr Koufex amid discussions on leadership changes. The report references Scouting events, a Blue and Gold Banquet, and mentions San Simple bagless as a fragmentary detail.
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Dodgers plan for 1967 season without Koufax
Dodgers pitching coach Harold Phillips says the club will carry at least 10 pitchers, with Bob Miller and Joe Moeller likely to open as the fourth and fifth starters. Koufax retired due to arthritis after 27 victories in 1966, while Sandy’s nine complete games led the staff. Also, two major track meets, the Los Angeles Coliseum Relays and the Comptons Invitational, will merge and be held at night June 2 in Memorial Coliseum for one year only.
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Lefty) Phillips
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Los Angeles
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Faubus aide and bill dispute reaches governor's office
Involving Orval Faubus era politics, Marion Button and Mrs. Overton, the report notes a tense exchange in Burton's office over a bill the governor was to sign. Witnesses recall Overton waiting, Button guiding her inside, and disagreements about delivery. The case centers on the constitution’s meaning of presenting a bill and a legislative rule on delivery.
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Senate
Frank Howard Isnt Easy to Change
Frank Howard per Washington Senators outfielder is open to suggestions after a career of unfulfilled potential. The 30 year old, 6 foot 1 inch 260 pound slugger posted a .278 average, 18 homers, and 71 RBIs last season, yet the team seeks more. Hodges urged stance changes while Howard plans to test adjustments despite past failures. Kaline aims to reach 28 homers to tie Greenbergs club mark of 306.
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Pape Five Amateur Is Winner at Manila Open
Hsu Sheng San hosted the pros to a $10,000 first prize and became the second straight amateur to win the Philippine Open. He shot 283, overcoming a four-stroke deficit in the final round. Billy Casper finished sixth at 289 after a rough Saturday. Celestino Tugot, a stroke back in second, missed a 16 foot final-hole putt at Mack Wack Golf and Country Club.
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Notice in Chancery Court Hempstead Arkansas
In Hempstead County Arkansas Gladys Prince and others sue Ferris Barham and several Barham spouses in No 9163 The warning order requires non resident defendants to appear and answer within 30 days The Clerk is Jim Cole with the seal and dated February 22 1967
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Marie Barker Barham
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