Russell Goes to Knicks in Pro Draft
Cazzie Russell of Michigan earned the No 1 college player tag as the New York Knicks used their first pick after winning a coin toss with Detroit. Russell weighs 218 pounds and stands 6-5 1/2, with the team projecting him at guard or forward. Others chosen included Dave Bing by Detroit and Clyde Lee by San Francisco. Celtics tabbed Bill Russell’s new coach, Red Auerbach, selecting Jim Barnett.
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Syracuse
Bing
Clyde Lee
Vanderbilt
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Ken Still Aims To Break Through In PGA Crowd
Ken Still, a 32 year old from Tacoma, faces the field at the Greater New Orleans Open with a chorus of stars including Nicklaus, Palmer and Mayer. He has already earned $12,587 in 1966, more than all of 1965, and hopes this 72 hole event proves his championship potential. Still left rug cleaning to pursue golf, saying the gulf was in his blood and he was unhappy otherwise.
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Tacoma
Wash
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Razorbacks call off scrimmage amid bruises and rain
Fayetteville AP Coach Frank Broyles said Arkansas was too bruised from the prior day's work to hold a regular 30 minute scrimmage. The Razorbacks closed spring practice early due to bruises and heavy rain, finishing with a Red White game planned for Friday.
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Major Teams Pare Rosters to 25 Men
Major League rosters were trimmed to 25 players after last minute trades and cuts. Dick Schoefield was sold to the New York Yankees, Jack Cullen to Toledo, Larry Jaster optioned to Tulsa, Wes Covington released by the Cubs, Chuck Schilling optioned to Denver, Ted Uhlaender and Joe Nossek cut by Minnesota, Nossek claimed by Kansas City, and Tom Cheney sold to Hawaii after a 21 strikeout game in 1942.
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Chuck Schilling
Tom Cheney
Schofield
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Yanks
Jack Cullen
Toledo
Jaster
St. Louis
Tulsa
Covington
Chicago Cubs
Philadelphia
Schilling
Boston
Minnesota
Denver
Twins
Ted Uhlaender
Joe Nossek
Nossek
Kansas City
Uhlaender
Washington Senators
Cheney
Hawaii
Baltimore
Irish Are Great Dog and Horse Lovers
AP reporting from New York details George Jones and his wife Jul ia 61 and their dog Kim a 10 year old mix of boxer and terrier being separated from Ireland due to six month quarantine rules at Shannon Airport. Jones retired three years ago, moved to Cork with the dog, and after failed pleas to officials they returned to New York. Kim was shipped to Dublin for quarantine while the couple went back to New York to arrange separate shipping for the dog.
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Chisox Edge Baltimore in 11 Innings
In a rain shortened AL slate, the Chicago White Sox beat Baltimore 3-2 in 11 innings thanks to a two run eighth inning rally and Bill Skowron scoring on a Gene Brabender balk in the 11th. Boston dropped to last in the AL standings after Radatz faltered again in a 6-5 extra frame loss to Kansas City who benefited from his ninth appearance of the season.
Hope Star Baseball Roundup and Standings
HOPE STAR reports national league results with Houston, San Francisco, and Atlanta wins. Hank Aaron belted two homers for Atlanta in an 8-1 win over Cincinnati, Gaylord Perry pitched six strong innings as San Francisco beat Pittsburgh 6-1, and notable leaders include Morgan Roussan Smith at .357 and Aaron with 24 runs.
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San Francisco
Braves Win As Hank Aaron Powers 8-1 Victory Over Reds
Atlanta manager Bobby Bragan ordered a team meeting and the Braves snapped a five game skid with an 8-1 win over Cincinnati. Hank Aaron hit two home runs driving in five while Tony Cloninger pitched well. Aaron’s 10th and 11th homers of the season moved his career total to 409. Other NL results included Houston over the Mets 6-4 and San Francisco extending to 10 straight with a 6-1 win over Pittsburgh. Los Angeles shut out Philadelphia 5-0. In the AL, Kansas City edged Boston 6-5 in 10 innings. Chicago beat Baltimore 3-2 in 11. California toppled Washington 7-6 in 10.
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Angels
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Ken McMullen
Don Lock
Bobby Knoop
Reichardt
Ed Kirkpatrick
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Associated Press
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Perry
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Associated Press Sports Weiter
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Army names Tom Cahill new Army football coach
West Point appoints Tom Cahill, long time freshman coach, to replace Paul Dietzel who left five weeks earlier for South Carolina. Cahill, 46, led spring drills and will likely sign a one year contract as Army holds intra squad game to end spring. Major general Bennett announced the decision Wednesday night.
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Paul Dietzel
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Bobby Dobbs
Texas Western
Dobbs
Donald V. Bennett
Young Donny Hurls a Mean Fast Ball
Donny Warn, a 13 year old polio survivor in a vacant lot league, pitches a fast ball from his knees using metal braces and crutches. He faces encouragement and skepticism from peers while demonstrating skill and determination despite mobility limits.
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St. Paul Dispatch
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Hope Municipal Court Docket May 20 1968
Court entries list numerous defendants in Hope Arkansas with fines and bond forfeitures. Notable items include David West plea guilty for resisting arrest and intoxicated driving, resulting in fines and jail terms. Eddie Vaughn driving without owner’s consent. Hattie Bishop taxable beer possession with a $106.50 fine. multiple no license and speeding forfeitures. and several over weight and drunkenness cases involving Acme Brick, Tex Mills, and others.
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Jarrell E. Williams
Hattie Bishop
David West
Clarence Colen
Eldrin G. Malone
Bennie Lee English
Willie James Taylor
Aline Rosenbaum
Jessie Wilson
Jack E. Coburn
A. E. Hartline
Hoover W. Foster
W. F. Lee
John B. Champagne
Woyd H. Belew
Alfonzo Britton
Travis E. Davis
Marshall Brown
Peakei
Willie Biddle
Petit Larceny
Mize Produce & Grain
Arthur E. McElroy
C. R. Cude
Acme Brick Company
Falls Tex Mills
M. A. Davis
Charles E. Hester
B. H. Wyatt
John 8. Cahmpagne
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Voluntary Imprisonment Suggested by Psychiatrist
California psychiatrist proposes a national system of voluntary imprisonment to aid rehabilitation of criminals. He suggests a guilty plea with rehabilitative confinement, six months, reviewed by experts, then possible discharge or再sentencing, with the judge retaining final authority.
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Frank Carey
Atlantic City
N.J
California
Norman I. Barr
Neuropsychiatric Institute
University of California At Los Angeles
American Psychiatric Association
Gore Urges Lodge to Back Free Elections in Viet Nam
Sen Albert Gore says Ambassador Lodge should return to Saigon with explicit White House instructions to support free elections in South Vietnam. Gore plans to press Lodge during a Senate Foreign Relations Committee hearing as discussions on CIA oversight and Viet Nam diplomacy continue.
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Washington
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Saigon
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Viet Nam
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Johnson
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Dminn
Senate
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D-Ga
CIA
Gore
J. W. Fulbright
Arkansas
Foreign Relations Committee
Robert S. McNamara
Rusk
United States
U.S
Honor Student Judy Bozarth Named Salutatorian
Judy Bozarth daughter of Buford and Mrs Bozarth earns Spring Hill High salutatorian honor with a 3.4 grade average in the 1985 1986 school year recognizing academic achievement by a local student in a May 1986 report.
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Spring Hil High School
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Spring Hill High School
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Ride a 48 Year Old Honeymoon Car in Lititz
In Lititz Pennsylvania Elam Becker and Grace Becker both 71 still tour in their 1918 Chevrolet purchased for 1400 dollars. The couple began their car’s life on their 1924 honeymoon and now use it mainly for antique car shows traveling up to 35 miles per hour. The piece also notes nationwide fluoridated water usage at 29 percent.
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Elam Becker
Grace
Beckers
Becker
United States
Helen Help Us practical youth troubles column
A 1966 Helen Bottel advice column discusses teenage conflicts with parents grandparents and peers. A teen asks about strict family rules, house rights, dating, and privacy while Helen urges firm but kind parental guidance and honesty to rebuild trust.
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Grandma
Aunt M
Blue Sue
Helen Bottel
Hope Star
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