Teens to occupy presidential box at Army Navy game
In Philadelphia the president's box will be used by fifteen needy children rather than draped in black crepe after President Kennedy's death. The effort is in cooperation with Catholic, Jewish and Protestant welfare agencies and involves selected youths from area welfare groups.
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Heinsohn Sparks Celtics Past Royals In Narrow Win
Tommy Heinsohn delivered clutch shooting to lift the Boston Celtics 112 to 107 over the Cincinnati Royals. Boston improves to 16 2 in the NBA season as other results saw Detroit over St Louis in overtime, Baltimore over New York, and Los Angeles beating San Francisco.
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Audubon ties Corning as Swensen edges wrestling match
Audubon junior Roger Swensen's 5-0 heavyweight win over Bob Smith gives Audubon and Corning a 19-19 team tie. Other results include Fett pinning Brown, Nelson and Christensen winning decisions, and several wrestlers from Audubon and Corning recording victories or draws.
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Ohio State Falls to Duke in West Virginia Tourney
Big Ten teams led by Michigan and Ohio State faced non-conference rivalries. Michigan, ranked eighth, beat Nebraska 80 to 55 Friday while Ohio State lost to Duke 76-75, with Ohio State set to play in the West Virginia tournament Saturday as others chase wins.
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Reds discuss Korean Armistice talks at Panmunjom
United Nations Command and North Korean officials met at Panmunjom to review armistice matters but did not raise the status of two U S Army helicopter pilots held since May 17. Captains Ben W Stuts and Charleton W Voltz were repeatedly urged to be released.
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Will Grulke probate notice in Cass County Iowa
In the District Court of Iowa Cass County the estate of Will Grulke deceased is administered by William Grulke Jr as administrator with will annexed. Creditors must present claims by law and debtors must pay the estate. Dated November 22 1963 and filed by attorney R W Cockshoot 423 Chestnut Street Atlantic Iowa.
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Notice of Probate of Will in Cass County
District court in Cass County Iowa announces probate of Lavern Keim death 1963 will filed December 14 1963 hearing at 9 00 AM at Atlantic courthouse before court clerk all interested persons must appear to show cause why the will should not be probated. Clerk Cathryn McMullen seals the document.
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Grain and Livestock Markets Report From Omaha and Chicago
Markets summary shows hogs, cattle, and sheep compared to last week with declines for most hogs and cattle, steady lambs, and varying prime to good grades. Price ranges include hogs 14.50 to 15.25 for barrows and gilts, cattle slaughter steers 20.00 to 23.75, and lambs around 18.00 to 20.75 for various weights and grades. District reports cite USDA weekly conclusions and market closings in Omaha and Chicago.
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Sun-Times posits Oswald linked to Walker shooting
The Sun Times reports FBI inquiry considers Lee Harvey Oswald as the Dallas sniper who shot Maj. Gen. Edwin A. Walker seven months earlier. The paper cites FBI files on Kennedy’s Dallas assassination, noting no prior Oswald link to the Walker attack before Johnson ordered the FBI involvement.
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Authorities Tighten Security for LBJ New York Trip
Police and the Secret Service outline one of the city s tightest security plans for President Johnson s visit to New York to attend former Gov Herbert Lehman s funeral. He will travel from Idlewild airport in a special limousine and return. routes for the 12 car motorcade remain undisclosed.
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Johnson Disliked? World Press Shows Confidence in Johnson
The U S Information Agency released a survey indicating highly favorable foreign press reaction to President Johnson in his first days in the White House. The report, based on material up to December 2, notes a general feeling of confidence in Johnson abroad.
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Hatred in Dallas Calls for Openminded Reform
Writer urges personal self examination and spiritual rebirth to curb hostility sparked by Dallas violence. Emphasizes open minds, church relevance, and viewing issues from others’ perspectives to prevent further conflict and foster global peace.
Confidence and Moral Strength in Action
The note emphasizes inner resolve and ethical conduct as sources of practical progress. It frames confidence as a driver of principled behavior and improved public service, urging steady self discipline and steadfast integrity in leadership.
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Tiger Giardello Title Bout At Convention Hall
Middleweight champion Dick Tiger from Nigeria defends his title tonight against Joey Giardello of Philadelphia in a 15 round non television bout at Convention Hall Atlantic City. Tiger predicts a win while Giardello seeks the title in a now or never bid. Start time 10 p.m. EST with 3 to 1 odds favor Tiger.
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Convict Third Man in Fort Dodge Rape Case
David C. Sexauer 19 of Ankeny was found guilty by a District Court jury of participating in the rape of a 21 year old Fort Dodge woman on a gravel lane north of the city last May 21. Two co-defendants, George A. Fox 29 and Ronald G. Torrence 18, had earlier received long prison terms. The verdict comes after Sexauer's first trial ended in a hung jury. The defendant claimed he witnessed but did not participate. His sentencing is set for December 20.
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