West stars win 22 to 7 in Shrine Classic
Ted Hullin led the West to a 22 to 7 victory over the East in the Shrine Classic. Hullin threw 42, 4, and 10 yard TD passes, earned the Coffman Memorial Award, and matched the game scoring record. Pro signing buzz surrounded Heisman winner Mike Garrett and Kansas City Chiefs deal during halftime.
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Ted Hullin
Seattle
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Hullin
Ben Hawkins
Arizona State
Gary Garrison
San Diego State
Ron Sbranti
Utah State
Coffman
Viet Nam peace talks and Hanoi stance amid U S messages
A report on U S diplomats Averell Harriman Arthur Goldberg and McGeorge Bundy delivering messages to Poland Yugoslavia Britain Canada France Vatican and NATO as Ho Chi Minh and Kosygin issue sharp words Washington seeks time for Hanoi to respond. The piece notes Hanoi's four points Geneva accords and a dispute over Viet Cong settlement plus Edmund Randolph's first attorney general salary of 1500 dollars.
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Browns Packers gridiron title game in snowy Green Bay
NFL championship showdown set for Lambeau Field as snow and teens forecast. Cleveland led by Jim Brown faces Green Bay with Ray Nitschke and Herb Adderley key defenders. Vince Lombardi to name starting QB before kickoff amid wintry conditions.
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Herb Adderley
Willie Wood
Vince Lombardi
Zeke Bratkowski
Bart Starr
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Paul Warfield
Marin fuels Duke rout of Notre Dame, 95-73
Duke star Jack Marin scored 24 points leading the No. 1 team to a 95-73 victory over Notre Dame. Marin, a 6-6 senior from Pennsylvania, sparked Duke's comeback from a 10-2 deficit and helped seal the win at halftime 46-35.
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New York City Transit Strike Shuts Down City 1960s
Public transit in New York City halted as two unions walked out over a contract dispute. It marked the first mass transit strike in the city’s history, despite Mayor John V. Lindsay’s ongoing negotiation efforts. Officials reported minimal activity at five a.m. as conductors kept trains to layup yards and bus drivers finished routes before garage entry. Police and detectives were on standby as the strike began with the city largely asleep.
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UPI
United States
John V. Lindsay
Army chief Bokassa seizes power in Bangui coup
In Bangui Central Africa Republic Army Chief of Staff Jean Bedel Bokassa seized power in a bloody coup. President David Dacko was arrested near Mokinda and later held at a military camp. Several killed and wounded including at least one French national. Bokassa announced abolition of the bourgeoisie and called for equality while ordering the Chinese Embassy closed within 48 hours.
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Central African Republic
UPI
Jean Bedel Bokassa
David Dacko
Mokinda
Bokassa
1965 in Asia reshapes East West tensions
United States boosts air and ground forces in South Viet Nam and Laos as China threatens intervention in Viet Nam and India Pakistan while suffering setbacks in the Himalayas Indonesia and North Korea shift alignments. Kosygin seeks Soviet leverage and Asia eyes turmoil into 1966.
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Red China
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Two Million Watch 1966 Tournament of Roses Parade
Two million spectators lined the palm lined streets of Pasadena for the 77th Tournament of Roses. Skies were clear as UCLA faced Michigan State in the Rose Bowl with near sixty degree afternoon temperatures expected.
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U.S. Weather Bureau
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Michigan State
Pope Paul VI Seeks Peace With Global Appeals
Vatican announces peace messages from Pope Paul VI to leaders of the Soviet Union China and Vietnam urging an end to the war. Messages addressed to President Nikolai Podgorny Mao Tse-tung Ho Chi Minh and Gen Nguyen Cao Ky aim to shift Viet Nam war talks from battlefields to the conference table.
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