Comedians to Aid Youth Fund Drive at Anderson High
President Peter Helden of Ube leads the committee for the annual Youth Fund Projects program. The International Unit makes its first local appearance with five vaudeville acts. Tickets for the Trotters game go on sale Wednesday at several businesses on Columbus Avenue.
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Peter Helden
Ube
Alderson
Exchanga Chitaphooheed
Amumitious
Youth Fund
Te Atacama Suphetraltera
New York
Nations
Anderson High School
Trotters
Sinca
Decker's
Watkins Launderette
Keesing’s” Hardware Store
Baldwin's Hardware Sloga
Milligoss Beauty Salon
Owen's Ice Cream
Columbus Ave
East Side Dairy
D. W Vinven
Charles Ainsworth
Fickel
Bob Sherman
W. R. Shoemaker
James Eckman
Richard Davis- Son
Mike Seybert
Walter Pershing
Donald Hannak
Max Belg
Everidge MacKenzie
Cartes Miller
Marshall Cooper
Max Cutler
David Barclay
Tim Lee
Ralph Luredor
Kenneth Lewis
Thomas Patten
A. White
Philip Edwards
Charles Gaus
George Thampers
Ee Sallers — Howarding
Cecil Keceling
Louis Xineman
Marvin Lowe
Ray Humphrey
Kenneth Ahrendt
Francis Barker
Francis Creek
George Conrad
Ted Crook
Horace England
Howard Ehrhart
Money
Checkers
Oscar Melaoa
Robert Morse
Teck
Macy
Dick Ovendorf
Richardes
Gab Checkers
Girden Reitz
H. K. Rice
George Cat- Tat
ML. Crisler
Walter Kulese
William McCatel
Thomas Pallersia
J. W. Finney
Gilbert Prizler
William Watkins
Paul Bickel
T. White
Tom Williams
Edward Wilson
Mike Karte
Harvey Murnan
Regis Gullwagon
Gene Barrett
Thomas Bloemle
Howard Chapin
William Conrad
Jerry Brown
Robert Griffith
Kalispell Salon Locked After Customer Naps Inside
A Kalispell beauty salon incident ended with a patron waking to an empty shop and a locked door. The patron called the owner and the clerk, after which the owner released the nuisance. The event highlights a mistaken, chaotic moment during a routine appointment in Kalispell Montana.
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Xalispell
Mont
Shy
Six Erring Officials In LA-Chicago Game Notice
National syndicate promotes a booklet on athletic technique with planning timing and correcting delivery. Don Carter and Marion Ladewig offer 24 methods for improving play for 20 cents plus stamped self-addressed envelope to Chicago publisher.
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Rozelle
Tony
Cham
Gow Carter
Milton Ladewig
Don Carter
Marion Ladewig
National Newspaper Syndicate
North Wacker Drive
Chicago
Kansas State Tops Indiana In Overtime Thriller
Kansas State defeats Indiana 87-83 in overtime as Gene Williams shifts to center, blocks two shots and nets six points in the extra period. Williams and sophomore guard Terry Snider each tally two points to lead the Wildcats, who surged from a 48-30 halftime margin to secure the win.
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Manhattan
Kon
UPL
Gene Williame
Kansas State
Indiana
Willams
Terry Snider
Wildcats
Frazier Vows Punishment for Bonavena Before Title Bout
In Los Angeles, Frazier promises a hard, decisive victory over Bonavena. He aims to avenge past blows and insists he will deliver a knockout after a tense buildup with coaches and promoters. The bout is set for a major arena with high stakes and substantial TV coverage.
Purdue and Notre Dame to each play two games this week
NCAA schedule rundown lists Purdue and Notre Dame each slated for two games this week. The slate includes clashes with UCLA Indiana Michigan State and several regional opponents across key dates, with Notre Dame aiming to build on a recent win.
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United Press International
Missouri
Purdue
Todisna
Kansas State
Dame
Inland
Carolina State
Ronally
UCLA
Anderson
Franklin
California
Wisconsin
South
Western
DePauw
Fort Wayne
Bend
St. Louis
Bible
Indiana Tech
Grace
Salury
Notre Dame
Concordia
Flanover
Wabash
Indiana Central
Oakland City
Rio
Grande
Trinity
Taylor
Vina
Satur-cenes
Chisay
Miami
Ohio
Tiza
Buller
California West University
Butler
Evansville
Karlham
Northrmest-Northwood
St. Benedicts
St. St
Joseph's
Tri-State
St. Pranfour
Michigan State
Cis
Valparaiso
Marguette
Baylor And Chamberlain After Hayes
Elgin Baylor and Wilt Chamberlain rise in NBA scoring race behind Elvin Hayes of San Diego who leads with 811 points and a 30.0 average. Chamberlain climbs from 20th to 11th, while Hayes tops per game and Baylor nears the top, with Adrian Smith of Cincinnati and Lew Wilkens of Seattle leading free throws and assists respectively.
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New Yuns
UPI
Elgin
Baylor
Wit Havin J
Elvin ” Hayes
National Basketball Association
Nace
Hayes
All America
Houston
San Diego
Los Angeles Lakers
Seattle
Bob
Chamberlain
NBA
Dhamyi
Aj Far Beck
Joffier
Los Angeles Center
Adrian Smith
Cincinnati
Willy
Lea! Wilkens
Vassists
County Tourney Pairings Made for Madison County Meet
Madison County Invitational basketball tourney pairings announced by Frankton High School athletic director Pini Davis. Games run January 16 to 18 at the Anderson Wigwam with Thursday pairings Mr Vernin versus Pendleton Shenandoah versus Highland. Defending champions Mr Vernon's Marauders, this is the final Wigwam event before the 370 tourney moves to Pendleton Heights.
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Anderson
Frankton
Wioneras
Wioners
Stoon
Vernon
AMS
Wigwam
Davis
Pendleton Heights
Blitz Wins Timbaiawa Purse at Keeneland
Lexington racing notes Barney Lobel's horse It's Blitz captured the Timbaiawa Purse at Keeneland in Lexington. Jockey Lonnie Ray steered the blue and gold silks to victory as Bille paid $3.40, continuing Lobel's success on Florida and New York tracks.
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Lexington, Ky
Barney Lobel
Florida
New York
Keeneland
Bille
Lonnie Ray
Sellers Wins Pass Catching Football Title
NEW YORK ar All American Ron Sellers of Florida State set the major college pass receiving mark by finishing with 36 catches for 1496 yards and 12 touchdowns. Al Worley and Mike Adamle also set kickoff and return records, highlighting a standout end to the season.
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New York
Ron Sellers
al Warley
Mike Adamle
Sellers
Florida State
Jenny Leving
Southern
Methodist
Tom Sellers
Howard Tujilley
Worley
Ashington
Betta
Adamle
Artie Taylor
Utah
Hair
Life At 40 Gives Howe A Big Start
New York AP reports Gordie Howe began the season strong, scoring 38 points in two games to lead Detroit in early scoring. Howe reached the 700-goal mark with three goals and four assists last week, placing him near the top of the NHL scoring race behind Maurice Richard.
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Howe
New York
Goritie Howes
Tace
Detroit Star
Hockeyys
Chicago
Bobby
Sal
Sfoulres
Maurice Ricls
Yard
Detroit's Smith Named Manager Of Year In 1967 Season
Detroit’s Kaline was sidelined early as Mayo Smith guided the Tigers to their first World Series title in 23 years. He earned 12 of 24 votes in the UPI poll, praised for cautious risk taking and steady, percentage-driven decisions.
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New York
Kalite
Mayo Smith
Kaline
Detroit Tigers
Stanley
Jim Pennant
Northray
Smith
E Daring
United Pros International
Tigers
UPI
Ralph Houk
New ‘York Yankees
Bob Kennedy
Cleveland
Weaver
Baltimore
Rothe Vole
Charley Finley
Oakland
Tiger
James Campbell
al Lopes
Ralphi Haul
Statler
Tom Matchick
Ime Smith
Philadelphia
Phillies
Phils
The
Ines
Boston Red Sox
Clecinsnati
Yankees
Pyers
Hatte
Mickey Stanley
Jonwir
Sydney
Ross Steve Fis
Jeanette Pate
Jeanette
Phil Paton
Ross
Tom Stevens
Don
Stevens
Lapel and St Marys clash over Browning shotguns
Split of Browning shotgun sales surfaces in Lapel with Weatherby fills and Gun Barn names. Contests emerge between retailers Browning shot guns and Weatherby offerings as local gun shops discuss stock and pricing.
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Browning
Dobbs New Athletic Head At Tulsa U
University of Tulsa names Glenn Dobbs as athletic director while seeking a fulltime football coach, with Dobbs to delegate football duties and recruit a new staff. Dobbs cites split duties and a 3-7 season as reasons for transition. offers of support from alumni noted.
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Dobbs
Tulsa UJ
Ile Mullins
Tulsa
Okla
UPI
University of Tulsa
Glenn Dobbs
Feran Aakl
Doobs
Tdolse
State grid playoff favored by Indiana coaches poll
Bloomington AP report shows 95 percent of 143 responding coaches support a state high school football playoff. 134 favor some playoff, seven oppose, and 12 undecided. A plan with three classes by enrollment and four-team post season gained 24.8 percent backing. Commissioner Eskew urged principals to adopt the most acceptable plan.
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Bloomington
Ind
Gabriel Mason Unhurt After Rams Loss to Bears
In Los Angeles, Rams quarterback Roman Gabriel and backup Mason were hospitalized for tests after Sunday’s 17 46 defeat by the Chicago Bears. Both tests were negative, and officials said no serious injuries occurred.
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LOS Angeles
Los Angeles Rams
Roman Gabriel
Tommy Nason
Chicago Bears
Rams
Mason
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Hannesburg
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Suicide P Iavention Center
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