Ladies Golf Line-up for June 25 Tee Times Listed
A regional golf column lists players for the June 25 event with three starting tees. Participants include Alyce Watson and Linda Harper at Tee 1, Eva Mae Mount and Sharon McCormack at Tee 4, and Beth Burnside and Ernie Daniels at Tee 6, plus many others.
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Alyce Watson
Linda Harper
Jewel Benoit
Lucy Irvin
Louise Luckey
Frances Davis
Edie Smead
Hazel Thompson
Irene Spring
Ione Bauer
Nancy Ager
Marilyn Wooden
Martha Taylor
Betty Slaughter
Dorothy Larson
Jacquita Cox
Gladys Oliver
Pat Simmons
Judy Glock
Doris Bovie
Iris Shedler
Rose McFarland
Donna Cowdry
Frances Miller
Margaret Coons
Eva Mae Mount
Sharon McCormack
Teresa Deshon
Elnora Cook
Lucille Sell
Gerry Bergstrom
Ginny Robideaux
Vivian Eitzman
Betty Vincent
Bertha Greybeal
Barbara Goodby
Joan Davis
Jeanette Meyer
Mary Lindley
Rose Parker
Fern Caughey
Darlene Freeland
Marion Ruhl
Charlotte Nason
Tee
Beth Burnside
Ernie Daniels
Jane Evans
Marion Patchell
Leona Lindt
Florence Williams
Marianne Finley
Lucille Riley
Yvonne Morton
Loretta Henderson
Margaret Kramer
Mary Austin
NSA Kept Quiet Eavesdropping On Americans Says Tribune
Chicago Tribune reports Rockefeller Commission testimony shows NSA spied on Americans via a Soviet KGB eavesdropping operation. White House and Congress open inquiries into scope uses and possible countermeasures. Calls monitored reportedly numbered in hundreds of thousands to millions, with over 100000 captured from Capitol and key offices. Some senators say all members may have been affected.
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UPI
Chicago Tribune
Rockefeller Commission
National Security Agency
White House
Congressional Committee
United States
Rockefeller
The
Tribune
Congress
More Guerrillas Entering Lebanon Reported by Israeli Sources
Israeli military sources in Tel Aviv said nearly 2,000 Palestinian guerrillas have moved into Lebanon from Syria in recent weeks. They cited 122mm artillery and SAM7 missiles, and claimed about 9,000 guerrillas are now in Lebanon with pilots trained in Libya, Syria, Iraq, North Korea and possibly China, flying with Arab air forces.
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United Press International
Lebanon
Syria
Tel Aviv
Libya
Iraq
North Korea
China
Israel
Yuval
Cairo
Saxe arraigned in Boston on murder charges with protestors outside
Feminist radical Susan E. Saxe was turned over to Boston police for arraignment on murder and armed robbery charges related to the death of a patrolman during an Allston bank robbery. Security was tight as supporters cheered her entrance, while an accomplice remains at large.
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David M. Rosen
Boston
UPI
Susan E. Saxe
Suffolk Superior Court
Saxe
Federal’ Court House
Miss Saxe
Brandeis University
FBI
Miss Saxé
Nancy Gertner
Susan
Ms. Saxe
U.S
District Court
Peter Princi
Richard Backman
Suffolk County District Attorney’s
Prini
Philadelphia
Katherine A. Power
Denver
Brandeis
Robert Valery
Somerville
Mass
Chester County
West Chester
Americans Helped Market Opium in Southeast Asia
A Chicago Daily News dispatch reports that American authorities protected hill tribes and helped market opium in the Golden Triangle. An unidentified narcotics official said policy favored noninterference with poppy cultivation and selling raw opium to dealers as part of shaping anti Communist intelligence aims.
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Chicago
API
Southeast Asia
United States
Chicago Daily News
Bangkok
Thailand
CIA
Golden Triangle
Laos
Burma
State Department
Pope Paul VI vows fight against war and abortion
Pope Paul VI told the College of Cardinals he will fight to the end against war birth control abortion and mercy killing though unsure if the effort will be effective. He urged perseverance in hope like Abraham and the Fathers while warning against a misunderstood freedom that offends God and man.
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UPI
Paul VI
College of Cardinals
Abraham
Promised Land
Cardinals
Idaho Supreme Court raises fine for Pocatello attorney
The Idaho Supreme Court increased the fine for Mark B. Clark from 500 to 1000 dollars and reduced his suspension from six months to 60 days for professional misconduct. It upheld that some conduct was unintentional. The court also affirmed Nationwide Life Insurance denial of Norman D. Dean’s heart surgery claim due to alleged misrepresentation on his application.
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BOISE
UPI
Idaho Supreme Court
Pocatello
Committee On Discipline
Idaho State Bar Association
Mark B. Clark
High Court
Clark
Norman D. Dean
Nationwide Life Insurance
Nationwide
Dean
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