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Newspaper

Weekend Daily Reporter

Location

Dover, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1967

Page

18

The Only Verdict in Clay Draft Case

The jury, largely white, found Cassius Clay guilty as charged after 21 minutes of deliberation. The court indicated the Selective Service Act was not on trial and noted the maximum sentence possible, with the judge hinting at leeway through clemency or appeals. Clay defended his religious conscience, saying he could not comply with induction, while supporters argue racial bias is not a factor.

Cassius Clay Houston Clay Joe B. Ingraham Draft Board Ingraham Alfal Hayden C. Cov Thenngton Draft Army

A Touch of Sadness Over Cassius Clay’s Life Choice

For years, many people of all colors note that Cassius Clay could have joined the Army in a non combat role or boxing exhibitions to protect his title. They respect his conviction and mourn the sacrifice of popularity he makes by refusing.

Ying Cassius

Backaches Won't Stop Carol Mann at Buckeye Invitational

Carol Mann plans to play in today's Buckeye Savings Invitational pro am despite a backache. She and Cliftord Ann Creed tied for first at 138 after 54 holes at Clovernook Country Club with four-under 68s. Sandra Haynie and Marilynn Smith trail by three strokes. The event ends Sunday. Mann earned $375 in best ball with Joe Cardenas.

Cincinnati Carol Mann Clovernook Country Club Tiny Clifford Ann Creed Miss Mann Miss Creed Sandra Haynie Marilynn Smith Kathy Whitworth Mary Lou Daniel Susie Maxwell Marlene Hagge Judy Torluemke Joe Cardenas

Finals Set In Girls National Collegiate Tennis

Stanford report notes California's Pixie Lamm faces Texas Patsy Rippy in the Women's National Collegiate Tennis Championships final. UCLA seed No.3 upset by Julie Anthony No.2 1-4 6-1 6-2 in semifinals. Odessa Junior College's Miss Bippy defeats Janie Albert No.4 6-3 6-3. both semifinal losers from Stanford.

Stanford Calif California Pixie Lamm Texas Patsy Rippy UCLA Julie Anthony Miss Bippy Odessa Junior College Janie Albert

Colorado Star Leads NCAA Golfers by Five

Hale Irwin held a five stroke lead at Shawnee Golf Course in the 70th NCAA Golf Championships after a seven under par 65 in the third round. The Colorado star, 22, battled wind and nerves, posting nine birdies and a hole in one on the 14th while signaling restraint for the final 18 holes. Florida’s Steve Melnyk trailed by five as Irwin warned against chasing an unneeded risk.

Shawnee-On- Delaware Hale Irwin Shawnee University of Colorado Arnold Palmer Palmer Florida Steve Melnyk Boulder Colo Irwin

Power shortage blamed on labor and foes of efficiency

U S utilities face a growing power shortfall during peak demand, with blame aimed at labor shortages and equipment suppliers plus opposition from conservationists. Delays at big plants and transmission rights of way hinder supply, even as industry touts 99.98 percent reliability over a decade.

New York General Electric Westinghouse United States Pennsylvania New Jersey - Maryland Delaware East Texas Idaho Utah Montana Pacific Northwest St. Louis Federal Power Commission Philadelphia Philadelphia Electric Co Keystone Philadelphia Electric Nowhere Johnstown Edison Electric Institute

Kosygin sees America’s changing face on Jersey trip

New York AP report follows Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygin from Lincoln Tunnel through Newark and suburban Philadelphia to Glassboro. He observes urban growth replacing rural heritage, with billboards, refineries, and oil complexes along the turnpike, then back to South Jersey, a 100 mile glimpse of America’s shift.

New York Alexei N. Kosygin Glassboro Kosygin Lincoln Tunnel Intersey Hudson River Ally Jersey Meadows Pennsylvania Turnpike Philadelphia South Jersey Johnson Soviet Union United States of America

Church Changes Day of Worship in Berkeley

Berkeley Arlington Community church deacons and council vote to move services from Sunday morning to Wednesday night due to declining summer attendance. Switch scheduled for the week of July 20.

Berkeley Calif Arlington Community Church I F. W. Price

Perry Regains Fire Protection in Perry Township

Salem Ohio AP reports Perry Township residents regain fire protection after four firemen reported for duty Friday night restoring service to about 3100 residents amid prior suspensions due to absenteeism. Police also faced manpower issues from pay disputes. A Fourth of July safety message urges drivers to belt up and ring bells for freedom.

Salem, Ohio Salem Martin Carlos Perry Township

Glassboro summit texts reveal bilateral talks on arms and Middle East

President Johnson and Soviet Premier Kosygin described their Glassboro meeting as useful and said they discussed Vietnam, the Middle East, and nuclear nonproliferation. They planned to continue talks in New York with Rusk and Gromyko next week and invited further discussion Sunday.

Glassboro Johnson Alexei N. Kosygin White House Glassboro State College Middle East Vietnam Soviet Union United States of America Fnally New York Rusk Gromyko New Jersey

Nasser Faces War Losses With National Shock

AP correspondent reports in Athens that Nasser seeks to shield Egyptians from the Sinai defeat. Cairo radios push propaganda while Israelis rebuilt. shortages rise as Suez Canal closes and Soviet aid arrives. Egyptians fear or hope for a second round and rely on diplomacy and oil leverage.

Dennis Neeld Cairo Sinai Desert Athens Gamal Abdel Nasser Egypt Israel United States Britain Nasser Suez Canal

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