Hockey Loop Plans Big Expansion
The National Hockey League opens its 51st season with the most ambitious expansion in sports history. Five games highlight the night, with three expansion teams joining as the league doubles from six to twelve clubs. Philadelphia visits California, Minnesota plays St Louis, and Montreal faces Pittsburgh. New York meets Chicago while Detroit travels to Boston.
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Associated Press
National Hockey League
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NHE
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Philadelphia
California
Minnesota
St. Louis
Montreal
Pittsburgh
New York
Chicago
Detroit
Boston
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Quarry Promises Knockout in Patterson Rematch
Heavyweight contender Quarry predicts a knockout in his October 28 bout with Floyd Patterson, signaling return to the World Tournament with Patterson claiming Crocker delays and a potential claim to the title. Patterson contends the champion must defeat Cassius Clay to be seen as true. Quarry hails from Bell Tower, NY, while Patterson is a New Yorker. both spoke at a news conference before training camps.
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Floyd Patterson
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World Boxing Association
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Belltower
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Eve
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Heo
Doctors fees to rise as demand outpaces supply says Gorham Report
Government officials warn medical costs will climb with doctor fees. Medicare and Medicaid boost elderly and low income access, while wages rise faster than prices. The Gorham Report projects a 33 percent demand increase from 1965 to 1975 with only 17 percent more doctors, keeping fees high.
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Jack Miller
Associated Press
Washington
Gorham
Johnson
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Meany
John W. Gardner
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Hope Star Mystery Of Who Tipped FBI Informants Remains
Meridian case centers on 1964 killings of Chaney Schwerner Goodman in Neshoba County as 18 white defendants defend their conspiracy to violate civil rights. FBI informant identities elude defense amid cross examination while agent Cochran testifies about information leading to the bodies buried at Burrage farm.
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Associated Press
Meridian
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FBI
Stalon
Neshoba County
U.S. District Court
Justice Department
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Andrew Goodman
New York City
James Chaney
Meridian Newgro
Olen Burrage
Dee Landant
Philadelphia
Johnson
Mississippi
Burrage Farm
Jay Cochran Jr
Cochran
U.S. Dist
Harold Cox
Mike Watkins
Subversive Control Board Faces Senate Test
Washington reports the Subversive Activities Control Board, defend ed as a weapon against communism and attacked as a political tool, faces Senate scrutiny after President Johnson named F. McHugh, a 29 year old accountant, to the five member panel. Proposals to empower rapid identification of Communist groups are attached to a justice department appropriation bill.
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Subversive Activities Control Board
Senate
Johnson
Sixman F. McHugh
Justice Department
Congress
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Everett M. Dirksen
Dirksen
Subversive Control Board
William Proxmire
Wis
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D-Md
West Turnpike Report Soon Feasibility Study Expected
E M Jones of TexarkanaArk a member of the Arkansas Turnpike Authority said a verbal report on the feasibility study of the western Arkansas turnpike is due within eight weeks At a meeting with about 200 representatives from Missouri Arkansas and Louisiana Jones noted a toll road could connect Kansas City to New Orleans Bond sales might occur as early as February 1968 and sections from Fort Smith to Missouri and Texas Arkansas to Louisiana could precede a bridge connection between the two toll routes
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Shreveport
North-South Coordinating Committee
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Paton Rouge
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Carthage
Missouri Highway Commission
Missouri Turnpike Authority
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Louisiana
Missouri
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Ark
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New Orleans
Missouri Highway 71 Association
Western Arkansas Development Association
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Missourine First
New Jerusalem Emerges as One City
Jerusalem blends Arabs and Jews into daily life after Mandelbaum Gate removal. Despite lingering mistrust and language barriers, normal commerce and social interaction resume in the so called City of Peace as old enmities fade in the wake of Israel’s June victory.
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Damascus Gate
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The Negro Community notices by Ester Hicks
A church rally at Garrett Chapel Baptist Church is planned for Sunday October 16 at 3 pm with Rev Tollette preaching and choirs. Open House at Esther and Neya's studio is Sunday Oct 15 from 4:30 to 6:30 pm on South Hazel Street. NAACP Hempstead chapter meets Oct 12 at Bethel AME Church. Obituary and hospital notices for Mrs Willie Mae Foster and others. An appeal for help follows the fire that destroyed Sister Catherine Stuart’s Saratoga home.
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Neya
Pam
South Hazel Street
Hicks Funeral Home
Unique Beauty Shop
Hope Hempstead County
NAACP
Bethel A.M.E
Catherine Stuart
Saratoga
Are
Willie Mae Foster
Frank Johnson
Hope
Los Angeles, Calif
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Callie Boatner
East 35Th Street
Los Angeles
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California
Romania presses independence in UN bid from Moscow
United Nations, N Y AP. Romania shows independence from the Soviet bloc with a fresh call for withdrawal of all foreign troops from Europe. Deputy Foreign Minister Mircea Malitza presents the proposal to the General Assembly as Bucharest pursues a separate course, opposing Warsaw Pact dominance and backing relations with West Germany and Peking.
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Associated Press
United Nations
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Soviet Union
Europe
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Soviet Bloc
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