AFL Turns To Growth With Major Expansion Trade
AFL meetings focus on expansion as San Diego trades Ernie Ladd and Earl Faison to Houston in a five player deal, plus other shifts. Sid Gillman accuses Bud Adams of inflammatory money talk while Dolphins begin stocking plan. expansion to a 10th team eyed for 1967 with applicants including Chicago Los Angeles Anaheim Washington Milwaukee Portland and Phoenix.
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Detroit’s Bid Earns Narrow Lead Over L A for 1972
CHICAGO AP It took three ballots for Detroit to secure a slim majority over Los Angeles as the U S Olympic Committee chose the city to bid for the 1972 Summer Games. Salt Lake City was picked for the 1972 Winter Olympiad.
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Canada
Ashe Wins 4th Aussie Tourney in Tasmania
American tennis star Arthur Ashe captured his fourth championship on the Australian circuit by defeating John Newcome of Australia 6 4 6 4 12 10 to win the Tasmanian men's singles title in Hobart Tasmania AP report notes friendly Australian hospitality as Ashe clinches the title
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John Newcome
Australia
He won He won How much am I worth now after taxes
A jubilant line captures the moment of victory followed by a tax question about net worth. The wording centers on the winner and the curiosity about post tax value, reflecting a celebratory tone with financial uncertainty. The piece highlights the contrast between success and tax implications.
Royals Narrowly Top Pistons In Tight East Clash
Celtics stay three lanes ahead after a 137-122 win over Philadelphia as Wilt Chamberlain falls ill and Bill Russell injures a shoulder. Cincinnati edges Detroit 108-106 to stretch their club’s strong run to 11 wins in 12, led by Lucas and Robertson with 32 points each.
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Antioch College to raise tuition for sixth straight year
Yellow Springs Ohio Antioch College announces a $100 tuition increase for the 1955 65 year, bringing fees to 1650. Officials say yearly increases are necessary to cover 8 percent of the college budget as costs continue to rise.
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Antioch College
Rupp Abandoned Zone In Neutralizing Vanderbilt
Kentucky 96 Vanderbilt 83 as Adolph Rupp abandoned his 1 3 1 strategy and switched to man to man after a rocky start. Duke won 101 81, UCLA lost to Stanford, Brigham Young fell at Wyoming, Providence beat Boston College, and Kansas edged Iowa State as the top teams navigated a busy week.
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Iowa State
Bob Wilson
Key Loop Tests For Ohio Fives
Ohio college basketball targets this week could tilt conference races. Miami, 4-0 in the MAC, hosts Western Michigan and Kent State, missing top scorer Phil Snow for at least a week. Cincinnati, 11-2 overall, faces Bradley and Louisville as Dayton beats Seattle. Western Kentucky meets Ohio State, aiming for its first Big Ten win after a 0-2 weekend with 31 errors in an 80-64 loss to Michigan State.
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Ohio University faculty on two year AID assignments Abroad
Thirty two faculty members from Ohio University and their families are reported safe and unharmed as Nigerian unrest continues. The university notes seventeen are assigned to Kano and fifteen to Abadan under Agency for International Development programs.
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Agency For International Development
Pro Bowl recap under Lombardi as East tops West
In Los Angeles the East defeated Lombardi's West 36 to 7 as the East capitalized on two fumbles and eight interceptions. Frank Ryan connected for 182 yards, Jim Brown ran for three touchdowns, Bakken kicked three field goals, and John Brodie set a Pro Bowl record with six interceptions at Memorial Coliseum.
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Harp to Coach Duke Football in Duke Hire
Duke announces Tom Harp will replace Bill Murray as head football coach, leaving Cornell after five seasons. Harp, 38, vows to add one to five assistants, with contract terms undisclosed. Murray resigned after 15 seasons. Cornell finished 8-2 in 1965 and ranked fifth nationally in rushing. Harp, a 1951 Muskingum graduate, has coaching roots in Ohio high schools and Miami University, with prior success as a quarterback and high school coach.
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Two-Platoon Play To Stay In College Football
In New Orleans the NCAA Football Rules Committee decided not to change substitution rules for the upcoming season. The committee said the present two platoon setup is satisfactory and acted in the interest of stabilization according to NCAA spokesman Wiles Hallock.
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NCAA
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