Packers play before million at home and away mark
Green Bay Packers announced a 1966 attendance of 1 102 635 across home and away games. The tally includes the 1965 NFL championship, five pre season games, and 14 league games, marking the first time the franchise surpassed one million in total attendance. Seventeen of the twenty gates were capacity or above.
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Richard M Reynolds with Seventh Fleet
Richard M Reynolds USN storeskeeper first class, son of Mr and Mrs Leon Reynolds of Logan Street, serves aboard the landing ship USS Saint Francis River off Vietnam. The ship was runner up for Our Navy Ship of the Year and has supported operations in Vietnamese waters as part of Inshore Fire Support Division 93 in the Seventh Fleet, aiding forces ashore and firing over 25 000 tons of ordnance against structures and dumps.
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Dedication Set For United Fire Company Engine House
The dedication of the United Fire Company's remodeled and enlarged engine house will be held Wednesday February 22 with an open house at the fire house on Sunday February 6.
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Grelle and Romo Meet in Will Rogers Mile Showdown
Fort Worth readies for the Will Rogers Indoor Games as Jim Grelle and Richard Romo clash in the mile. The field gains New Mexico’s John Bake, adding to a lineup that includes Randy Matson, John Thomas, Ralph Boston, Mel Pender, and Tom Farrell. Farrell, Tabler and others broaden the sprint and distance events with elite NCAA champions and Texas stars aiming to push records.
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Boyd Nominated For Indianapolis 500 Entry
John ny Boyd of Fresno California was nominated to qualify for his 13th straight Indy 500 start at Indianapolis Motor Speedway. He will drive a rear engine Ford entered by George Harm Enterprises of Fresno. Larry Dickson of Marietta Ohio, nominated for his second start in a 1965 Lotus Ford entered by Gordon Van Liew of Houston Texas, remains among 19 cars in the early field with entry close set for midnight April 12.
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Mittens Surplus Leaves 48 Year Supply Noted
Washington reports the government sold 36 1441 pairs of arctic mittens last year and still holds a 48 year supply. The comptroller general's office informed Sen Carl T Curtis that details on total mittens were not disclosed, while other sales included knee length cotton socks, insulated boots, and arctic trouser fuels.
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Ski Meet Canceled by Thames Valley Club in Norwich
Norwich Connecticut Thames Valley Ski Club cancels Tuesday ski meet due to storm conditions. Event details and affected participants remain unclear as organizers announce the postponement.
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Stadium Buried By Deep Snow
New York AP report says Shea Stadium was buried under about 10 inches of snow as Mets executives and office staff left early to dodge a blizzard. A caller asked Harold Weissman about tryouts, sparking a brief exchange as the Mets mulled plans amid the winter weather.
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Pvt Amick Completes Pay Specialist Course at Army School
Pvt William F. Amick, age 2, son of Mrs Ruth W Amick of Oakwood Drive, has completed a 10 week pay specialist course at the Army Finance School in Fort Benjamin Harrison. He was trained in urban and military pay, travel allowances, accounting, business law, and pay regulations.
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Frog and dog blamed for two car crashes in five days
Grand Junction AP reports two separate accidents blamed on animals. Linda Carr said a frog prank startled her into hitting a parked car, while John L Moore said his dog climbed the steering wheel causing loss of control.
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