Californian Captures the Carling Open lead
Al Gelberger of Carleton Oaks California shot a one under 70 to take a one stroke lead at the Carling World Golf Championship third round in Woodbridge Ontario. Doug Ford of West Haven Connecticut also posted a 70 to sit two behind with 54 holes complete at 210.
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Toronto Board of Trade
Kathy Whitworth Wins Women's Golf Title in Sudden Death
Kathy Whitworth, the Texan golf star, captured the Ladies World Series of Golf title in a dramatic sudden death playoff against Coral Mann. The San Antonio veteran, nearing 28 on September 17, earned a five figure prize of 310000, adding another major win to her storied career.
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Egypts Ex-Commander Amer Arrested In Plot Against Nasser
Field Marshal Abdel Hakim Amer, once Egypts vice president and army chief, is under arrest and headed for a court martial with about 50 officers for allegedly plotting against President Gamal Abdel Nasser. Al Ahram says Amer, 47, aided the 1952 coup that toppled King Farouk and was ousted after the Sinai defeat. Amer and Shams Badran were named among those arrested on August 25, with trials not yet dated. Amer is confined to his villa in Giza while Nasser may reinstate him only as vice president.
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Weather and world events mix on Labor Day across regions
Clear skies and mild temps dominated much of the United States as storms in the southern Plains caused heavy rains and damage in Texas and Kansas. Winds up to 100 mph felled towers in Amarillo, while Gulf Coast rain fell in Brunswick. Separately, political plans on security and refugee repatriation in the Middle East surfaced as Israel considers returning Jordanian refugees with new border guarantees and potential mid‑September crossings.
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Observers Return From Vietnam Election Mission
U S observers sent to South Vietnam by President Johnson return home after five days of military briefings and troop visits. Gov Richard J Hughes of New Jersey reported hearing a sniper shot near Ben Cat but doubted it targeted him. Knight and Patterson praised election procedures but noted wartime and illiteracy challenges shaping public sentiment.
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Ends Summer Richer After Montreal Expo Trip
Mike Ryan, 17, ends summer with 4500 miles traveled hitchhiking from Missouri to Montreal to attend Expo 67. He earned cash from odd jobs and saved about $120, visiting a French family, a Missouri resort, Vermont farm, New York City grandmother, and returning home richer in experience.
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