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The Nome nugget., 1963-04-05

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Minneapolis spokesman., 1963-07-04
S POI S
Gaseous cassius Coils Et" For Profumo
BY Charles j. Livingston

To the former British War Minister
John Pofmo was getting the works. but
in the Christine Keller
Clay arrived in London to baahoo
weight champion Henry
THE Louisville Lip Immediately proceeded
o although he did indirectly Clay grabbed the headlines
thus took of the paboy
dverng the attention Of the public
the harried Profumo welcomed the although
that he will dispatch letter
fighter who directing his poetry heavyweight
champion Sonny Liston whom big
At first Clays London publicity
NOT familiar with the subtle reserved personality the English
he Clay md The public he thought sufficiently
by his ncessant boasng
world hit the right formula Instead English
public split its side with laughter why not
just that.
example typned by he got
into with public square
crowd had gathered tant the Immediately garbed Clay
change
Clay: Cooper fight
full heavyweight the world DDay danger
mouth"
Clay And he's got five. you me-
just be hereat rngide I'll knock him right
"Tn there replied"
sands Of other British
upstar get trahng Clay didn't whipped
pledge to stop Cooper five although
almost got nattened The knocdon kept Bshe talking
days about what might Cooper
through
Clay challenging Pro-
thing
alone from here in
Baylor Court AS Salesman
The from the
captain Egn Baylor much arpshooter
nets He manufacturing basketball
report had marketed than
Bearcat the decision"
University straight
been flooded with offers However, he repeatedly eyeg
ing post with U-C.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1963-07-04
By Jesse Bell

Tennis player Arthur Ashe, 10
year old student at the University
Of California at Los Angeles, won
his second round match Of the
Wimbledon tournament last week.
Arthur, the only Negro man
ever to compete in the Wimbledon
had extreme difficulty adjusting to
the wind and grass court but
caught fire in his first match. He
blasted balls from all angles to
pull out the victory over Carlos
Fernandez of Brazil.
Ashe is ranked fifth among the
field of American tennis players.
Two Twins Make 6S Al-Star
Team: The surging Twins have
placed two ball players on the
1868 All Star squad. Earl Battey
will be starting his second straight
All Star game, and young Zoilo
Versailles will be starting his first.
1t will probably be a great new ex-
perience for the fantastic Twin
shortstop. The youthful Zoilo has
come a long way and with his abil-
ity there is no telling where he
will end.
Our hats off to both Earl and
Zoilo. Area fans should be very
proud of both their heroes.
A great deal of progress has
been made in the past few years,
yet there are isolated instances Of
sheer absolute ignorance that goes
unnoticed.
The other day a story passed
my desk concerning Emmett
Ashford, umpire-ip-chief Of the
Pacific Coast League.
Everything had been going very
well for Ashford until he made
his first trip to Oklahoma City a
week ago. He was refused accom-
odations at the hotel where his
fellow umpires lived. The umpire
in chief spent several hours seek
ing Accommodations at another es-
tablishment. He finally obtained a
room at the Sheraton Hotel. In
addition to being refused room
at the first hotel, several rest
taurants refused to serve the vet
eran umpire.
Some folks continue to ponder
and look at amazement at the
Minneapolis spokesman., 1963-07-04
.AN.LAk1Go
@EWkIN'
-u&S~ BY BOB BREWSTER
SBASSING'' FOR TROUT
BIZ BOB BREWSTER
oGtdoOF Editor, .
MsveRyV Orfboards

PASSING" FOR TROUT
Trout fishermen can borrow
a chapter from bass angling
techniques II they're looking for
large fish on opening day.
In fact, the Mercury Outboard
fishing experts say 1t might
be wise to 60 all the way -
b0rrcw bass tackle and lures,
rs well.
Cold water temperatures
found in early spring call for
| q change in the fishing tactics
usually associated with trout.
Until the water reaches the So
degree level, little insect acti-
vity will occur.
Trout, too, are inactive IN
the cold, and even the choicest
Of foods fail to move them far.
II the water Is high and murSy
the problem is compounded.
In such situations casting or
spinning gear rugged with deep
running bass plugs can save the
day. Any style that resembles
a minnow and will burrow right
down on bottom is acceptable.
Fish this outfit downstream,
standing directly above hole s
where trout will be lying. Let
the lure sink to the bottom and
drift into the hole. Retrieve an
inch at a time if the current is
strong enough to work the lure.
IF the water is still, OCCASION
ally twitch the offering.
JuSt like the midsummer
bass fishing, say the Mercury
people - fish 'er deep and slow.
The secret Of this style of
fishing is to get the plug right
in front Of the fish's nose. It
takes plenty of patience and a
few snagged lures. But these
warm water techniques are qua
ranteed to lift the chill from a
brisk spring day.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1963-07-04
BEER FOR rWo. PLEASE

Denver (ANP) - Two hoodlums
locked a 59-year-old liquor store
clerk in a walk-in cooler here and
robbed the store of $3.50, police
said.
Mrs. Fred Bieber, co-owner of
the 1920 Liquors, said one of two
youths pushed her into the cooler
when she opened the door to get
the beer they had requested.
Mrs. Bieber told Patrolman
Larry Fincile one youth held a
small object in his hand which
may have been a tiny pistol. She
was not injured.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1963-07-04
Writer Hints Tom Votes May
Be Offered Coaching Job
A. Univ. OF Cincinnati

Cincinnati (ANP)-Tony Yates,
captain Of the University of Gin
cinnati basketball team, runner-up
for the national championship last
season and yinners of the two pre-
vious campaigns, has been men,
toned in the speculation as the
next freshman coach at U-C.
Yates was the play director for
the Bearcats in the years they
twice conquered Ohio State to win
the National Collegiate Athletic
AS ciation n championship and
were nipped in the final second by
Loyola for the title last March.
Yates, drafted by the st. Louis
Hawks Of the National Basketball
Association, has expressed a de-
sire to play pro basketball.
But Al Helm, executive sports
editor of the Cincinnati Enquirer,
wrote:
IF he's given a choice, however,
we're betting he'll take the U-C
job"
Minneapolis spokesman., 1963-07-04

He was being counted on to hold
down the spot he held in 1862. The
Drake team won eight of 10 games
and matched its all-time victory
total for one season.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1963-07-04
Chicken With Two
Extra DrUmsteks cuUses


Extra DrUmsfeks coUses
Stir In Nigerio
Port Harcourt, Nigeria (ANP)
There was a mild stampede at the
home of Nnad Okobi at Umuomasi
near this East Nigerian city by
anxious citizens who wanted to
see a chicken with four legs,
Matched by a hen said to be owned
by Okobi.
The hen repeatedly Matched the
four-legged chick along with four
others with the normal two legs.
AS curious persons rushed to the
scene and continued to make COM
ments about the chicken with four
legs, Okobi had to close his doors
to visitors and go to his farm. But
before he could return from his
farm one evening, the chicken with
four legs had died.
This did not ease his worries.
Many who had heard about the
feathered wonder continued to visit
his premises and he has hurried
off to his farm again to avoid "un-
wanted visitors"
Minneapolis spokesman., 1963-07-04
Reds Robinson SideIined
wi&h Hrosn Hni1H

Cincinnati (ANP) - Outfielder
Frank Robinson, who so far has
been carrying the load for the
Cincinnati Reds this season, suf-
fered a groin injury in a game
with the Philadelphia Phillies re-
Gently and was sidelined for an
indefinite period.
Robinson and centerfielder Vada
Pinson are the Redlegs' bread-and-
butter players.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1963-07-04
The
BELL

stimulating Freedom Marches that
are going on all over this country.
Until silly, ignorant shopkeepers
can grow big enough and accept
all men as his equal this country
will lag behind and Freedom
marches will continue.
It is a terrible shame that a
person of Emmett Ashford's char
acter and background should be
Inundated like this. Some action
by the Pacific Coast League should
be taken to insure all umpires
equal Accommodations in their trav-
els in performance Of their duties.
In Birmingham, Alabama, Ne
gro leaders hailed as a real break
through" the reopening on an in
tegrated basis of three of the city's
four golf courses. The courses were
closed with other public facilities
since January 1861 by the old city
government headed by arch-segre-
gationist Bull Corners.
So in some areas the walls keep
tumbling down!
Adolph Plummer, University of
New Mexico senior, who shattered
the worlds record for the 440 yard
dash, was chosen as the Western
Athletic Conference Athlete-of-the-
Year.
Adolph nosed out another track
star. Arizona State University's
sprinter Harry Carr, 51-47 in vot-
ing by Associated Press member
newspapers and broadcast stations
in the WAC. area.
Drake University received a ter
rifle blow when it was learned that
Lou Practor, 21, one of their out
standing linemen for three seasons
suffered the loss of his right hand
in an accident at the Firestone
Tire and Rubber plant in Des
Moines.
The 200 pound guard from
Detroit, Michigan has a year of
eligibility remaining at Drake.
He was being counted on to hold
down the spot he held in 1862. The
Drake team won eight Of 10 games
and matched its all-time victory
total for one season.
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4 Negro Vote Workers
Fired On in Mississippi

treated at a hospital for cuts
from flying glass.
Police Chief Curtis Larry said
witnesses told him the shots
came from a station wagon
that pulled alongside the car
at a curb near the voter regis
tration headquarters. He or
dered his officers to check
station wagons in the area.
The chief identified the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-07

GREENWOOD. Miss, Mar. z
(AP) .-Gunshots tore through
the windows Of a car carrying
four Negro voter registration
workers at this Mississippi
Delta town late last night
the second such incident in a
week.
The shots didn't hit anyone,
but three OF the occupants were
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car escaped injury.
Three white persons were
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Negroes as Samuel Block. %.
Willie Peacock, rs, Essie
Broome, "a. and Mrs. Peggy
@. Maryle, 10, all of Green
wood. Miss Broome escaped
injury.
Registration Campaign
James Forman, executive
secretary of the Student Nom
violent Co-ordinating Commit
tee, said all four had been
working in the organizations
campaign for increased Negro
voter registration.
He said he telegraphed Pres
ident Kennedy asking that he
send National Guard troops
into Greenwood to maintain
order.
The chief said Miss Broome
told him the shots came
through the windows on the
left side Of the car a few mo-
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Mr.. Forman said Mr.. Pea
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parently had been trailing
them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-07

assault in the Travis shooting.
They posted $1,000 bonds and
were released yesterday.
They are William H. Green
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-07
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James Travis, 20, Of jackson,
another member of the integra-
ton organization, was wounded
in the neck and shoulder while
riding in q car q few miles
from here last Thursday night.
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The Phoenix Jewish news., 1963-11-01
Adler Qualities
For Star Club

William J. Adler, 5431 w.
Cambridge, Phoenix, has quail
flied as member of the 1868
Star Club of New York Life
Insurance Company, according
to E. D. McGwire, C.L.U. gen
eral manager of the company's
Phoenix general office.
Membership in the Star Club
is based on 1962-63 sales rec
ords and is composed of out
standing agents of New York
Life.
AS a member of the Star
Club, Adler will attend an ed
ucational conference October
1926 in Phoenix.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1963-11-01
David Ben Guriom
Celebrates Birthday

SDE BOXER Former
Prime Minister David Ben
Gurion celebrated his 77th
birthday at his home here by
receiving a host of visitors and
well-wishers including Presi-
dent Shazar and Premier Levi
Eshkol, and by taking part in
a variety of events including
the groundbreaking ceremon-
les for the establishment of a
library at this settlement
which, he announced, would
be part of what he described
as an Israeli Oxford" a pro-
jected College of the Negev.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1963-11-01
Mirkin Named
To City Position

Melvin J. Mirkin has been
appointed assistant city attor-
ney. He was an assistant attor-
ney general for four years and
in private practice for five
years.
A native Phoenician, Mirkin
spent the early part of his life
in Coolidge. He graduated
fran the University of Chica-
go with a B.A. degree and at
tended Columbia University.
He is a graduate of Stanford
University College of Law.
Mirkin is a member of the
Community Relations Commit
tee and on the regional advis-
ory board of the Anti-Defama-
ton League.
Mirkin, his wife Charlotte,
and their children, Andrew 6,
Peter 4 and Adam 2 live at
1861 N. 18th Lane.
Mirkin's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Ben Mirkin, still reside in
Coolidge where they have been
in business for many years.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1963-11-01

JARR KAPLAN and Mrs Joseph Gross discuss plans for the
annual meeting of the Jewish Family and Chidrens Service
which will be held at 745 pm. November IS the Jewish
Community Center Kapan will be introduced president Of
the JFCS (See story page one)
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1963-11-01

THE JEWISH COMMUN-
ITY OF CZECHOSLOVAKIA,
which dates back to the tenth
century, today numbers some
$4,000 persons, about one-third
of whom live in the capital
city of Prague.
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Tawes Aide Puts Slot Take
At S1OO Million Per Year

90 10 Jail, but II you don't fix
a slot machine. you're nuts"
Mr.. Hume said.
Mr.. Hume said that since the
Federal Government has been
collecting $3.50 a year for each
machine. II should kick In a
little TO ease the economic i'm
pact OF abolishing them.
He said Federal officials keep
talking about the evils Of slot
machines. but do little except
make statements and continue
TO collect the $3.50 a year for
gambling stamps.
Elsewhere In the Legislature.
the Senate postponed debate
until Monday on two major adj
ministration measures - equal
accommodations legislation and
a bill 10 revise congressional
districts.
The equal accommodations
bill, already watered down In
the House Of Delegates. reached
the Senate floor yesterday.
loaded with amendments tackled
on In Senate committee. It
would ban racial discrimina-
ton In hotels and restaurants.
Attorney General Thomas b.
Fnan ruled last night that one
OF the new amendments Is H.
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County 10 vote on whether II
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gates TO the fourth annual in
stitute went TO the Juvenile
Court Building, where they
took part in workshops on ju-
yenile delinquency.
Mr.. Goldberg said once the
site for the study is determined
his group will take an inven-
tory Of the community TO de-
termine its physical assets and
liabilities as we'll as its human
assets and liabilities.
Mr.. Goldberg estimates that
the i2-month study will cost
about $250.000. II will be H.
nanced by the Federal Govern
ment.
The Federal Government last
year provided a Sl00,067 grant
from the Presidents Commit
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create the planning group.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-28
2 Areas Eyed for Test
Of Delinquency Cure

The neighborhoods served by
Cardozo and Western High
Schools are among the areas
In the District being considered
as the site for a test project
TO find a cure for juvenile de-
linquency.
Jack Goldberg, recently
named executive director Of
the Washington Federal Prof.
ect on Juvenile Delinquency,
said 1t is believed that select
ing a high school neighborhood
will offer the best cross-section
Of the District.
He spoke OF the project to-
day at the opening meeting OF
the one-day institute OF the
Juvenile Courts OF the WASH
ington Metropolitan Area held
In the auditorium at the Jus
tice Department.
After his talk, the rs dele
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of six. 1t was his first entry
into politics.
Was Pennsylvania Native
He was a native OF the an
thracite coal region of Penn
sylvania and had moved to the
county IL years ago. Besides
his accounting work. he taught
a course on Federal income
taxes at Strayer Junior Col
lege of Finance. He also was
a director of the Prince Georges
County Boys Club and was
active In the Beltsville Boys
Club. -
He was a past president of
the ma-Langley Kiwanis
Club and served as a sergeant
in the Ain Force in World War
H. He later commanded the
Kenna Main american Legion
Post. Q se wf,t
Two Of bis children, Tom. IA,
and JeanTie.tl live at home
He leaves 4 second daughter,
Mrs Coni1ieN Pilkerton, OF
Langley PaS4 ts.
Services win be at o am
Monday at the Holy RedeemeI
Roman Catholic Church ir
Berwyn Heights with burial ir
Arlington cepeterys I f.y,.