July 27, 1964 | Volume 21, Issue 4

The first U.S. lottery in 72 years will enrich New Hampshire and dozens of lucky ticket holders and promises to start a nationwide sweepstakes trend

What concerns American man while reposing beside Swinburne's "great sweet mother, mother and lover of men, the sea"? Beside Miami's Atlantic the great waxings and wanings of the Dow-Jones average...

Fairway wood shots need not be the despair of women golfers. Betsy Rawls, four-time U.S. Women's Open winner, gives surprising advice on these crucial clubs.

It was as long ago as last fall that Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy seriously began to consider setting forth some urgent recommendations for strengthening—indeed, changing the very pattern...

"I'm tired of the rat race out here in California and I'm anxious to move to Denver where there is a need for good Negro lawyers," said Martha Louis, the legal-eagle wife of former World...

Still chagrined by 1963's near disaster in Moscow and inspired by an Olympic year, the U.S. should wallop Russia in Los Angeles

Surprised Bobby Nichols, with ghastly shots into the weeds and miraculous ones back out again, won a dizzy PGA

The honor roll of the American Contract Bridge League—the list of top winners of master points—has a new leading lady, Mary Jane (Mrs. Jules) Farell of Los Angeles, the personable bridge teacher...

In Part II, Tommy McDonald tells the story of a championship season, discusses such pro stratagems as blitzes, audibles and pickoffs, and analyzes his new deal in Dallas.

NATIONAL LEAGUEUmpire Lee Weyer is a big man (6 feet 6, 235 pounds), and in a Sunday game between HOUSTON (3-5) and SAN FRANCISCO (1-6) he decided to throw his weight around. The trouble started...

First Baseman Ron Fairly of the Los Angeles Dodgers is usually called a money player. When Fairly hits, something he does in unpredictable fits and starts, he likes to do it with men on base....

BICYCLING—After gaining the lead on the 17th day, Frenchman JACQUES ANQUETIL pedaled on to edge countryman Raymond Poulidor by 55 seconds overall for his fourth straight triumph in the 23-day Tour...

12—George Silk-LIFE14—AP15—Leonard McCombe-LIFE19—Evan Peskin20, 21—Fred Kaplan32—Joseph Consentino45—Mirrorpic-Gilloon46, 47—Novosti Press Agency48—Walter Ioos Jr.50—Richard Meek58—Shel...

Jake Warde, 10, an all-round left-handed athlete from Denver who concentrates on tennis between the baseball and football seasons, did not lose a set as he swept the titles for 10-, 12-and...

MEN AND BOYSSirs:The Vesper Boat Club coach, the MIT coach and you omnipotent sportswriters all claim that Vesper's victory over the nation's finest collegiate crew (Harvard) and the two...

THE KENNEDY PLAN

•Lawrence Elkins, Baylor flanker back picked for Playboy magazine preseason All-America team: "Shoot, they gave me a li'l ol' trophy, kind of a statuette of a naked gal laying on her stomach and...