Miss Cooke Matson Win Medals At Pre Olympics
Mexico City AP reports Randy Matson of Texas A&M and Miss Cooke of Washington state won the first U.S. golds at the Pre-Olympic Games. Matson cleared 65 feet 2 1/4 inches in the shot put, then hurried to catch a plane home. Cooke posted 52.4 pounds in the women’s shot, matching a Canes record and nearing the world mark, while Miyake of Japan won gold in weightlifting amid slow event results and high altitude concerns.
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Heoueh
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Goalby and Beman Tie for Lead in Pro Celeb 96-Hole Tour
In Nashville Tennessee AP reports Bob Goalby and Deane Beman tied for first with 195 totals after 96 holes nine under par. The event on the Music City USA Pro-Celebrity Golf Tour featured strong scores and a close finish.
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Bob Goalby
Deane Beman
Music City USA
Finley seeks AL approval to move Athletics to Oakland
Chicago AP Charles O Finley owner of the Kansas City Athletics will seek American League owners approval to relocate the franchise to Oakland California Finley says he has one vote of his own and needs six more He previously noted he did not exercise his option on Municipal Stadium and had considered Seattle before naming Oakland as his choice
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Utility Man Now Leading Scorer in NHL
Montreal Canadiens forward Yvan Cournoyer leads the NHL in scoring after the first week of the 1967-68 season with seven goals and four assists. Chicago’s Bobby Hull and other top scorers are close behind as teams report early standout performances amid a crowded stats race.
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To Tell Youths About Hippies and Beatniks
David Wilkerson, author of The Cross and Switchblade, will address teenagers and parents in two sessions October 21 and 22. He recounts founding Teen Challenge, aiding narcotic addicts and former hippies, beatniks, and goodniks while urging faith in Jesus Christ.
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New York City
Nicky Cruz
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Jesus Christ
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New York
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Soho
London
Christ
San Diego
Teen Challenge
Goethe
Ed Lopat Quits as KC Assistant
Kansas City AP reports Ed Lopat, longtime coach and front office figure for the Kansas City Athletics since 1962, resigns citing disagreements with owner Charles O Finley policies. Finley indicates a successor was chosen weeks ago and Lopat may remain in baseball in other roles.
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Charles O. Finley
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Eddie Robinson
Spinors
Ray Swallow
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New York
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Russia poised to seek Middle East peace with new talks
United Nations scene as Soviet deputy Vasily Kuznetsov arrives amid cautious signals that Moscow may join efforts for Middle East settlement. U S officials confirm talks with Egypt continue, while the council debates a framework for a full settlement and a general principles approach.
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Middle East
Tom Hgge
Associated Press
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IAP
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New York
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Wie
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Arthur J. Goldberg
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Jock
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Syria
Pedestrian rights clash in messy bicycle collision case
A delivery boy struck a shopper as she stepped from a market. The court upheld the shopper’s damage claim against the boy’s employer, finding drivers owe a duty to pedestrians in shared zones and noting the woman was injured as a pedestrian on market approach.
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Watahimi
Ohio
Community Notices and Events Highlight Local Schedule
Ester Hicks column notes the Negro Community, upcoming events include a chitterling supper at Bethel AME, gospel singer appearance at Bethel, and Mt. Zion CME. Verger Tigers Booster Club meets, McCaskill 4-H elects new officers for 1967 68 with Halloween plans, plus a death notice for Tyree Martin.
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Mel Caskill
Diane Watts
Devotivun
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Winston Conaway
Nell Jean Ogburn
Vera Candas da
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Donell Watts
Sadie Merrick
Ruby Ogburn
Sylevester Conway
Diane Snowden
Margie Stepward
Sylvester Armstrong
Donna Steward
James Rhodes
Larpell Canada
Marilyn Ogburn
James Staggers, Jr
Mrs. Canada
James Stagger
Governors split over LBJ Vietnam policy at conference
AP dispatch reports tensions rise as the National Governors Conference debates a resolution endorsing President Johnson's Vietnam policy. Governor Rampton of Utah plans to offer a motion in support, backed by Gov. Guy, while Michigan's Romney argues the meeting should avoid war policy. Democratic and Republican governors seek to prevent a divisive clash.
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Independefence
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Iselands
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Denver
Calvin L. Rampton
Tohinson
William L. Guy
Vietnam
Ilinois
Otty Kerner
Johnson
Spa Would Legalize Mixed Drinks in Hot Springs
In Hot Springs Garland County, a Citizens Committee formed to push legal sale of mixed drinks adopted a resolution. Dr John Hoffman elected president. 120 attendees supported backing the Chamber of Commerce to seek legislation. Both groups oppose gambling and seek mixed drinks and big name entertainment to aid the local economy. Les Green of the Chamber discussed private club entertainment plans.
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Hot Springs, Ark
Garland County Citizens Committee
John Hoffman
Hot Springs
Hoffman
Les Green
Chamber of Commerce
Arkansas education agency to use funds for training program
The education commissioner announces federal funds totaling 366 744 to finance training for 136 individuals from low income families in Little Rock and Fort Smith. The program aims to enhance employment security and job readiness through targeted instruction and support services.
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Capy
Ford and
Freth
McKinney
Fords
Lille
Rock
Fort Smith
Man Injured Fatally in Rogers Wreck
Clifford Cartwright aged 40 from St Clair was fatally injured when his truck collided with a backing Frisba Railway freight train at a crossing in Rogers Arkansas. Witnesses said Cartwright appeared to slow but could not stop on the wet pavement. Train conductor Hugh Crum, 65, of Monett Missouri, was thrown from the locomotive and hospitalized in Rogers Memorial Hospital in good condition with a broken leg. Cartwright drove a truck owned by Alison's Cookie Co. of St. Louis.
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Clifford Cartwright
St Clair
Man
Rogarsy
Cartwright
Hugh Crum
Monett
Rogers Memorial Hospital
Rain Ends Soon Across Arkansas As Cool Trend Looms
The Associated Press reports that two and one half inch rains drenched parts of Arkansas overnight with the weather clearing by tonight. No rain is expected Wednesday and a gradual warmup is forecast for Thursday. Heavy rainfall concentrated in the northern half, with Memphis at 1.70 inches and other cities recording varied totals. Courage is the mastery of fear not the absence of fear. Mark Twain.
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Harrison
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Mark Twain
Bruce-Terminix Termite Guarantee Ad in Garland Smith Note
A pest control notice offers guaranteed protection against future termite damage up to 25000 by Bruce Terminix also eliminating ants roaches mice and other household pests. The ad brands technicians as professional killers and provides a contact number PR7 4931 in Garland Smith.
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