Guerin bows out as a cage player in NBA draft
New York AP report notes Richie Guerin of the St Louis Hawks plans retirement again but Seattle's Blanch drafts him, with Guerin possibly coaching while remaining in limbo about playing. Seattle and San Diego each selected 15 players from 10 clubs as part of their entry into the NBA.
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New York
Richie Gwinn
St Louis Hawks
al Blanchi
Seattle
National Basketball Association
Blanch
Moneday
Guerin
Hawks
Outh
St. Louis
Bianchi
San Diego
NBA
Johnny Kerr
Chicago
Chicago Bulls
Bulls
Jack McMahon
San Diego Pilot
Jon McGlocklin
Cincinnati
Hoochey NHL Stanley Cup Playoffs Results Brief
The Associated Press notes Monday results in the Stanley Cup playoffs. Montreal visits Toronto with Toronto leading the series. No games scheduled for Wednesday.
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Hoochey National Hockey League
Associated Press
Montreal
Toronto
Torotto
Canadiens Face Loss as Cup Final Goes To Seventh Game
Toronto leads 3-2 in the best-of-seven series after a 4-1 Leafs win. Montreal coach Toe Blake may start veteran goalie Gump Worsley in the decisive seventh game in Montreal if needed, with Vachon sidelined earlier.
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Toronto
Montreal Canadiens
Gump Worsley
Leafs
Worsley
Rogatien Vachon
Montreal
National Hockey League
Toe Blake
Canadiens
Detroit
Vachon
Punch Imlach
Montreal Forum
News Ban Action Praised by Congress Leader
Washington AP reports a Defense ban on withholding news from military publications draws praise from House subcommittee chair John E. Moss. Secretary McNamara says news management and meddling with news are not tolerated except for national security. The policy follows a Stars and Stripes censorship incident that led to an Army colonel’s reassignment.
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Washington
Congress
John E. Moss
de Calif
House Foreign Operations and Government Information Subcommittee
Robert S McNamara
McNamara
Stars and Stripes
Armed Forces Radio and Television Service
Pentagon
U.S
West Germany
Convicted Burglar Escapes From Cummins Prison Farm
William Leevel Cullough, 34, a 1965 burglar and grand larceny convict, reportedly walked off a work detail at Cummins Prison Farm on Monday afternoon. Spokesmen said he was unarmed and on foot. a search is under way in Mississippi County as authorities pursue him.
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Cummins Prison
Far Ark
William LeevelCullough
McCullough
Mississippi County
Cumming Prison Farm
Arkansas institutions remain on AAUP censure list
Cleveland AP reports three Arkansas schools the University of Arkansas State College of Arkansas and the College of the Ozarks will stay on the AAUP censure list for another year. The censure stems from loyalty oath related faculty dismissals and refusals to sign affidavits. The action carries no official sanctions but signals to AAUP members.
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Cleveland
Arkansas
American Association of University Professors
AAUP
University of Arkansas
State College of Arkansas
College of the Ozarks
State College
Arkansas State Teachers College
Umler
University and College of the Ozarks
U.S. Supreme Court
Missing Army plane traced to Arkansas search center
The Arkansas Wing Civil Air Patrol moved its search HQ from Hot Springs to Mena as crews hunted a missing Army T 41 aircraft. Bad weather kept planes grounded until noon. 10 planes flew 34 sorties. Ground teams from CAP and Army supported operations spanning from Arkadelphia to Fayetteville and Waldron. Pilots Maj. D. F. Denton and Maj. L. S. Wiese, connected to Fort Leavenworth, were aboard.
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Mena
Ark
Arkansas
Civil Air Patrol
Hot Springs
CAP
Ft. Chaffee
Army
Arkadelphia
Fayetteville
Waldron
D. F. Denton
H. E. Denton
Manning
L. S. Wiese
Command and General Staff College
Ft. Leavenworth
Kan
Nine Nations’ Ships Visit Cuba Declines Sharply
In its annual survey Revolutionary Unity reports ships from nine non Communist nations visited Cuban ports in 1966. Britain led with 98 ships among 209 total, as overall visits fell from 358 in 1963 to 260 in 1965 and 1966. Countries listed include Great Britain Greece Cyprus Lebanon Italy Finland France Malta Monaco with others withdrawn.
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Miami
Fla
Revolutionary Unity
Great Britain
Greece
Cyprus
Lebanon
Italy
Finland
France
Malta
Monaco
Netherlands
Israel
Kuraiti
Morocco
Haiti
anti-Castro Organization
Cuba
Park Denies Plans for 50,000 Vietnam Troops
South Korea's President Chung Hee Park denied reports he would send 50,000 more troops to Vietnam if reelected. Challenger Yun Po-sun accused Park’s Democratic Republican party of using massive illegal campaign funds. The election is Wednesday with about 14 million voters.
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H.P. Hong
Seoul
South Korea
Chung Hee Park
Vietnam
Yun Po-sun
Park
Democratic Republican Party
Vietmaim
Saigon
Check a Child Plan to Aid Shoppers
New York City parks plans a Check a Child Playground at Union Square Park near 14th Street to care for children while mothers shop. Operated by Parks Department staff, the service starts in June at 25 cents for the first three hours and one dollar for each additional hour. unclaimed youngsters are held at a police station.
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New York
Parks Department
August Heckscher
Union Square Park
14Th Street
Mixed-Up Crossword Clues From An Antiquated Grid
Fragmented OCR puzzle list includes scattered clues and partial words. Entries reference locales, species, minerals, tree, river, and various descriptors. Incomplete terms like emaciated swordlike and camel through a maze of mis aligned letters suggest a historical word game with many blanks and cross clues.
Canadiens Fall To Maple Leafs 4 1 In Final Series
Montreal trails Toronto 3-2 in best of seven after a 4 1 loss in game five. Toe Blake blamed turnovers as Rogatlen Vachon struggled in the second period while Gump Worsley shutout the final 20 minutes.
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Montreal
Blake
Montreal Canadiens
Toronto
Canadiens
Rogatlen Vachon
New York
Maple Leafs
Gump Worsley
Montreal Nets
Worsley
Vachon
Korean leader vows to bring troops home after war ends
Yun, 69, leader of Shinmin party, opposed Korea’s 45000 troops in Vietnam but now accepts the commitment as settled. He says he will defeat Park, accuses his party of ghost voters equal to 15 percent of the electorate, while the government denies rigging plans as the challengers plan theft of the election.
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Vietnam
Korea
Yun
Shinmin
New Democratic) Party
South Korea
North Korea
Red China
Park
Four Found Dead in Stalled Car in Blizzard
A snowplow operator clearing a snowbound road in Pine Ridge South Dakota found a stalled car with four occupants dead from apparent carbon monoxide poisoning. The victims were identified as David Running Shield, 24, the driver, and his sister Freda Running Shield, 19, both of Batesland, SD, plus Norman Fire-
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Pine Ridge
S.D
Carebon Monoxide
David Running Shield
Freda Running Shield
Batesland
Norman
Fire crash near Porcupine claims two on cold day
A car ran off a reservation road five miles south of Porcupine on a Sunday afternoon in snow. The occupants Sharon Gittons age 20 and Batese 27 were found in a burned vehicle with the engine ignition on but wet. the residence investigator noted a foot of snow, the car had about a half tank of gas, and the car windows remained closed.
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Porcupine
Pine Ridge India
Lewis White
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