Coaches Face Slim Chance To Challenge AAU Power
In New York AP report, sources say the new National Collegiate Track Coaches Association has little likelihood of gaining IAAF recognition and status to run international events. Dan Ferris of the AAU argues the association has no standing and risks athletes' eligibility in outlaw meets. NCAA backs potential talks to avoid conflict as both sides seek agreement.
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New York
National Collegiate Track Coaches Association
AAU
Mighty Slim
Associated Press
International Amateur Athletic Federation
IAAF
Coaches’ Association
Ferris
NCAA
Cold Weather Raises Grocery Prices Across Regions
Extreme cold boosts fuel bills and prompts higher grocery prices in Florida and Texas growing areas. Vegetables such as onions, spinach, beets, cabbage, peppers, cucumbers, eggplant and squash rise by a few cents per pound while bargains persist on carrots onions and lettuce. Beef remains a feature with top meat buys including lamb and pork and a beef sale cuts prices. New York sirloin and rib roast fall modestly as shipping normalizes.
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Florida
Texas
New York
Asteroid Bomb Proposal to Divert Planet for Earth Strike
Washington AP report outlines Dandridge M. Cole of General Electric proposing an asteroid bomb era after 1970. A Nova rocket would carry crew or drones to a near Earth asteroid, detonating hydrogen bombs to push it toward Earth. The plan risks masquerading as a natural catastrophe and seeks feasible post 1970 rocketry.
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Washington
Dandridge M. Cole
General Electric
Missile and Space Vehicle Department
Earth
Mars
American Astronautical Society
Cole
Five Day Forecast For New England Cities
U S Weather Bureau projects five day outlook for northern New England Massachusetts and Rhode Island. Temperatures probe more than 10 degrees below normal through Saturday with a slight warming trend by Sunday and Monday. Snow flurries expected in northern areas Friday with light snow around Monday. total precipitation under a quarter inch.
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Boston
U.S. Weather Bureau
New England
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Actress suspects thief earned reward for stolen art
Martha Hyer believes the Renoir Head of Gabrielle and Utrillo Paris street scene may have yielded a reward after a 2 year theft recovery. Police hold the paintings in good condition as Hyer buys them back from the insurer. Jewelry and mink worth 40000 dollars remain unrecovered.
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Hollywood
Renoir
Utrillo
Martha Hyer
Martha
Gabrielle
Latin America
Pvt. Ouhl Begins Airborne Training at Fort Dix
Michael C. Ouhl son of Mr and Mrs Howard C Ouhl Burgess Road has enlisted in the U S Army for three years and is at Fort Dix New Jersey undergoing initial training He is a Bennington Catholic High School graduate formerly attended Kansas University married to Kaaren VanGorder of New York He was employed by the Vermont Bank and Trust Co After basic training he will go to Fort Benning Georgia for airborne training under the Choose-it-Yourself program.
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Michael C. Ouhl
Howard C. Ouhl
Burgess Road
U.S. Army
Fort Dix
N.J
Pvt. Ouhl
Bennington Catholic High School
Kansas University
Kaaren VanGorder
New York
Vermont Bank and Trust Co
Dahl
Fort Benning
Army
Congress Ready to Vote Army Changes
Congress appears willing to accept President Kennedy plan to streamline the Army high command. The reorganization creates two new commands focusing on research development procurement and related functions while preserving combat structure. Ft. Monroe will host training for technical manpower and an Office of Personnel Operations will centralize assignments and promotions.
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Washington
Congress
Kennedy
Ordnance, Quartermaster and Signal Corps
the Army
Elvis J. Stahr Jr
House
Armed Services Committee
Continental Army Command
Ft. Monroe
Army
Gunmen Rob First Presbyterian Church In Hollywood Heist
Two gunmen in business suits robbed the First Presbyterian church in Hollywood during a Tuesday night event. They entered the church business office, forced the manager Robert Bruce Young Jr. to open the safe, and escaped with more than $1,000 as about 200 people attended a new members night on the lower floor.
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First Presbyterian Church
Robert Bruce Young Jr
Economic Message Reaches Congress Saturday
President Kennedy will deliver the economic message to Congress by deadline but it will not be read until Monday January 22. The document will be handed in sealed envelopes to the House clerk and Senate secretary for reading when Congress reconvenes.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
White House
House
Senate
Secretary of the
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