Larry Wilson Leads NFL Interceptions in 1966
NEW YORK AP Larry Wilson of the St Louis Cardinals topped the NFL with 10 interceptions for 180 yards in 1966. He returned two picks for touchdowns including a 91 yard score. Bob Jeter of Green Bay added two defensive TDs on his five picks. The Packers led team total yardage with 847 and 195.0 average per return.
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Larry Wilson
St Loui Cardinals
National Football League
Wilson
Guold
Bob Jeter
Green Bay
Green Bay Packers
Packers
Boros Sees Second in Pro Link Funds Race
Henry Carr of the New York Giants had a 101 yard interception return for a touchdown in Palm Beach Gardens as the Giants fell 55-14 to Los Anglo. Julius Boros tops money list with $52,942, Arnold Palmer leads with $52,942, Erich Barnes boosts standings as golf circuit totals rise.
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New York Giants
Palm Beach Gardens
Giants
Los Anglo
Julius Boros
Victogeles
Bob Smith
Detroit
Erich Barnes
New
Second York
Cleveland
Cricket Great Sir Frank Worrell Dies at 42 in Jamaica
Kingston AP report states Sir Frank Worrell former West Indies captain and cricket icon died at University Hospital on Monday aged 42. His death marks a major loss for cricket with tributes pouring in from players and fans across the Caribbean and beyond.
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Kingston
Jamaica
Frank Worrell
West Indies
University Hospital
Bureaucracy and Imperialism Theme Highlighted in Cuban Coverage
The text notes critics from diverse U S locales condemning the Cuban Bureaucracy and government. It contrasts the bureaucracy with the Communist party organ Gram and quotes Prime Minister Fi. The passage references newspaper editors and journalists reacting to Havana's political climate.
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Tle
Havana
Gram
Police Exemption In Draft Urged By Baltimore Mayor
Baltimore Mayor Theodore R McKeldin urged a draft exemption for policemen and sent letters to Maryland lawmakers asking for attention to attract more and better qualified men to police work. He said officers risk their lives daily to protect public safety and national security.
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Baltimore
Theodore R McKeldin
Maryland
McKeldin
America
Boy Blamed for $70,000 Hyattsville Fire Blaze
A six year old boy playing with matches was blamed by fire men for a Saturday blaze that destroyed a three story combined gun shop and apartment building in Hyattsville Maryland. Three families escaped injury as firemen delayed for a half hour due to ammunition explosions in Jim's Gun Shop. Damages were estimated at 50 000 to the shop contents and 20 000 to the three apartment units totaling 70 000.
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Hyattsville, Md
Jim
Riverdale
Japanese climbers top Demavend peak in Iran ascent
Four Japanese mountaineers reported by radio reaching 12 500 feet atop Mt Demavend in the Elburz range on March 4. They will return to Tehran Saturday as the Iranian Federation of Mountaineers plans a Monday ceremony to honor them and their 16 man support team.
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Tehran
Iran
Elburz Range
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Iranian Federation of Mountaineers
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