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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1966
Page
3
President Heinrich Luebke announced plans for a March tour visiting South Korea Thailand Malaysia Nepal and Afghanistan to discuss security and economic questions with regional leaders and promote U.S. interests.
Miami Florida coach Charlie Tate, who steered the University of Miami football team to a ninth place national ranking this year, accepted a new four year contract Tuesday featuring a substantial salary increase.
Eddie Gottlieb of Philadelphia, a founder of the NBA, remains eastern representative for the San Francisco Warriors. Relief pitcher Jack Hamilton recorded 13 saves last season, a Mets club high.
New York AP report outlines a tangled network around the book The Death of a President. It notes ties among Cass Canfield and Harper & Row, John Cowles Jr. of the Minneapolis Star and Tribune, Gardiner Cowles, William Attwood, and Evan Thomas, with marriages linking Kennedy kin through Princess Lee Radziwill and Jane Sage Fuller Flores. The piece describes a unified family web amid the dispute over the book and its serialization plans.
Dallas quarterback Don Meredith was hospitalized Tuesday with severe stomach cramps but doctors said the ailment is not serious and he is planned to join the Cowboys for the Jan. 1 NFL championship against Green Bay. He described the pain as a tremendous stomach cramp and expected to work out the next day.
Evans aided production of Robert F. Kennedy’s book The Enemy Within about the Teamsters. John Seigenthaler, then RFK aide and Nashville Tennessean editor, helped read and evaluate The Death of a President for the senator. Cass Canfields defended publishing the book, praising all principals involved.
Kansas City AP report notes 33 football players who excel in the classroom were named Tuesday as winners of National Collegiate Athletic Association scholarships for academic achievement and athletic ability.
Association for postgraduate study lists Virgil Carter of Brigham Young among top scholars. He holds a 3.36 grade average and 2 545 total offense yards in 10 games. Lynn Harris, captain and linebacker at Cee, achieved a 4.0 GPA and Phi Beta Kappa honors this fall.
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