Inland Empire wrestling meet to split sites next season
SHL wrestling coach Chuck Schoonover told nearly 150 at the banqu et that the Inland Empire League meet will be in two parts next season with northern and southern hosts. He noted space limits at Sandpoint and said a quonset hut may be built to house wrestlers. Co captains named Kent Lyons and Mike Larson received varsity letters. Ralph Walter Memorial Trophy will be awarded at Awards Day.
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Petition to Soviet Embassy Challenged as Jewish Question
A delegation of Dutch Jews presented a petition to the Soviet Embassy Monday seeking justice for Jews in the Soviet Union. V N Sorokin the embassy’s second secretary refused the petition saying there is no Jewish problem in the country.
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Pro Football 1970 Schedule Aims at TV Money and Rivalries
Pro Football Commissioner Pete Rozelle unveils a 1970 schedule for 26 teams totaling 182 games designed to boost TV revenue. Key matchups include Chiefs at Vikings opening night and Jets at Giants in New York. Monday night games feature Jets-Browns and Chiefs-Colts. The merger realignment yields six divisions across two conferences with the season ending January 17 1971 in Miami.
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Penn State Battles Riot Amid Amnesty Demands
In University Park militant students set fires in seven university buildings and stoned the president's home as they pressed for amnesty for 29 arrested students. President Walker warned of possible further incidents, while no injuries were reported.
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Portrait Unveiled for Former Gov Hughes in Trenton
The official portrait of former New Jersey Governor Richard J. Hughes was unveiled in the governor's office with Governor Cahill, Hughes, and about 100 attendees. Hughes quipped it makes him look stern and that he fears convincing others he is not a Republican.
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