Mann Tops LPGA Money Winners In Canadian Open Victory
Carol Mann moved into the lead among 1969 LPGA money winners with a $4,012 check from the Canadian Open in Vancouver. Her season total reached $38,597 after the Vancouver victory, as Kathy Whitworth and Sandra Post tied for second with $2,776. Donna Caponi gained ground, while Sandra Haynie held $24,605 and Caponi $24,295. The tour resumes with a $20,000 event at Ocean Shores, Washington.
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Cincinnat
Carol Mann
LPGA
Miss Mann
Vancouver
Kathy Whitworth
Sandra Post
Miss Whiteworth
Donna Caponi
Sandra Haynie
Miss Haynie
Miss Caponi
Ocean Shores
Wash
Laver to Honor His Contract and Phase Out
Rod Laver, 31, after winning the U S Open, says he will honor a five year contract with the National Tennis League while reducing his schedule to focus on home life. He notes a potential rise in purses, predicts doubles and doubling prizes, and cites the influx of young players amid plans to finish his career. He praises rivals S Nas ta se and Jaime Fil Jo and mentions his wife Mary awaiting their first child.
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Will Grimsley
Associated Press
Forest Hills
N.Y
Rod Laver
Tony Roche
Laver
Mary
San Francisco
Corona del Mar
Calif
National Tennis League
George MacCall
Los Angeles
Sie Nastase
Romania
Jaime Fil Jo
Chile
Probate notice in Vera Johnson estate at Hope Arkansas
In Hempstead County Arkansas the probate court ad mits the Nov 27 1965 will as Vera Johnson deceased died August 14 1969 last address Hope Arkansas executor appointed by the court claims against the estate must be filed within six months from first publication this notice dated September 2 1969 First National Bank of Hope Arkansas executor.
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Hempstead County
Arkansas
Vera Johnson
Hope
Big Plane May Reduce Men Overseas
Senators back the C5A transport to boost airlift and trim U S troops abroad. Proxmire seeks a study on the 23 additional C5As and Lockheed contract costs. Milestones include potential troop reductions in Europe and debates over the defense bill and a nuclear aircraft carrier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl P. Leubsdouer
Associated Press
Washington
Pentagon
Sens
Stuart Symington
D.o
Milton R. Young
Senate
William Proxmire
General Accounting Office
Proxmire
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Young
GOP
Appropriations Committee
Defense Subcommittee
U.S
Europe
COA
Germany
CIA
Symington
Nixon Back at Desk in Washington
President Nixon returns to Washington after a month in California. The administration faces stalled welfare post office and crime packages while Viet Nam troop withdrawal plans loom. He backs conservative picks for Senate leadership and a Supreme Court vacancy. he toured hurricane Camille damage and spoke at Gulfport comparing it to WWII bombed towns.
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John Lengel
Associated Press
Washington
Nixon
California
Congress
Vietnam
Senate
Supreme Court
Clement Haynsworth
Everett M. Dirksen
GOP
Sen
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Rio Grande
del Rio
Tex
Gulf Coast
Europe
Mississippi
Gulfport
Essen
Germany
New Wing to Add Speed to Aircraft
NASA and Edwards Flight Center plan tests next year on a boomerang shaped wing for the Navy F8A. The wing could boost cruising speed to just under the speed of sound by 1974 with about 25 percent better efficiency, matching fuel use and payload gains.
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Ralph Dighton
Edwards Air Force Base
Calif
Desert Research Center
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Lanesley Research Center
Hampton, Va
Richard T. Whitcomb
Eagles season outlook shows deep flaws and injuries
The Prospect US Eagles face a long rebuild as owner and coach stay the same but key personnel change. Norm Snead leads a weak offense while injuries decimate the backfield and line, with a shaky defense and uncertain rookies surfacing. Prediction: last in the Capitol Division.
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Norm Snead
Norm
Virginia
John Huarte
Billy Guy Anderson
Eagles
Snead
Ben Hawkins
Gary Baui
Cyril Pinder
Pinder
Leroy Keyes
Tom Woodeschick
Big Bob Brown
Jim Skaggs
Don Chuy
Rams
Lane Howell
Joe Carollo
TV Schedule Fragments and Weekend Listings
The excerpt shows TV listings for channels with times, show titles, and brief notes. It references programs like News, Weather, Sports, movies, game shows, and religious devotions across the day, with many titles including The Ghost and Mrs. Muir, Marcus Welby, and The Beverly Hillbillies, alongside advice about cleaning floors before waxing.
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First National Bank OF Hope
Creeper
Catalpa
John C. Stennis
Dmiss
Armed Services Committee
Philadelphia Eagles
O. J. Simpson
Pete Retzlat
Jerry Williams
Tim Rossovich
Randy Beisler
Mel Thom
Gary Pettigrew
Floyd Peters
the Oldster
Ike Kelley
Lloyd
Tony Guillory
Ollie Johnson
Adrian Young
Soph
al Nelson
Nate Ramsey
Joe Scarpati
Rom Medved
Gary Adams
Bill Bradley
Texas Flash
Irv Cross
Whiz Bradley
Sam Baker
Pyoter
Sam
Otten
Jerry Willams
Televisi
Julia
Tiberace
Big Valley
McHale
Paul Harvey
Anna Cet
Lucille Ball
Vendlias Island
Beverly Hillbillies
Andy Griffith
Dick van Dyke
Oe Rock Today
Cc News
Jacques Cousteau
Virginian
Church of Christ
Aaron Copland
King Family
Music Hall
Green Acres
Lena Horne
Hawaii Five-O
Marcus Welby
M. D
Johnny Carson
Joey Bishop
Merv Griffin
Karen Weiss
Orks
Lebanon
Beirut
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