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...other House finals were bloody affairs, both winning the approval of the large audience. Bob Raymond of Quincy scored with three solid right hooks to the jaw of Lowell's Tom Jones in the third round to knock out his rival, and cop the 165-lb. title...
Harvard will have to wait until the Heps next week to get revenge for that sole loss. The Cadets have what it takes in the IC4A's. They should cop first or second in both the shot and the weight, and Bob MacDonald, who has run a 4:01.8 mile, should grab second in the mile behind sub-four man Dave Patrick of Villanova...
...opposition quickly closed ranks. Interior Minister Camilo Alonso Vega, 77, who as Spain's top cop maintains that the Spanish are "the most unruly people in Europe," argued that religious freedom would only stir up trouble, just as the earlier measures granting workers and students more freedom resulted in the present rash of strikes and student riots. On a more philosophical level, Public Works Minister Federico Silva Munoz, 43, contended that granting religious liberty to minority sects would shatter Spain's spiritual unity. The ministers connected with the military supported the views of Vega and Munoz, adding that...
Pecking Order. As a result, the L.A. cops patrol almost entirely in cars rather than pounding a beat on foot, and lose touch with people in the process. Hurtling to one crime call after another, police sometimes seem to view Negroes and Mexicans (24% of the populace) through the eyes of an occupation army. Only 4% of the force are Negroes, compared with 13.5% of the population. By comparison, of New York City's regular, transit and housing police, 9% are Negroes, v. 15% of the population. The minorities seem sometimes in the grip of an anti-cop mystique...
...weight is all Crimson. Ron Wilson and Ajootian should cop first and second and a sweep is conceivable...