Boxing Notes Preview Card Star-Studded Show At Los Angeles Arena
Boxing notes from The Associated Press highlight Cassius Clay Eddie Machen and Ralph Dupas on a Joe Louis produced four 10 round fights at the Sports Arena Los Angeles. Clay the Olympic light heavyweight champ meets George Logan in the main event while Machen faces Bert Whitehurst and Dupas meets Everardo Armenta with Eddie in support.
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Cassius Clay
Eddie Machen
Ralph Dupas
Joe Louis
United World Enterprises
Louis
Los Angeles
Clay
George Logan
Boise
Idaho
Louisville
Machen
Portland
Ore
Bert ‘Hitehurst
Baltimore
Dupas
New Orleans
Everardo Armenta
Mexico
Eddie
Garcia Perez and Giambra Set For Weekend Pro Boxing Card
Boxer García of Los Angeles opposes Tony Perez of Mexico in the other two tens. Jaboing Joe Giambra of San Francisco meets Florentino Fernandez in a Saturday night bout at the Miami Beach Auditorium. Fernandez’s nickname Hawk was injured by Dick Tiger in a sixth round KO on January 20. Fernandez carries a 30-4 record with 24 knockouts while Giambra is 64-7-2 with 30 knockouts.
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Jaboing
Joe Giambra
San Francisco
Fiorentino Paandez
Aderi
Abc-Tv
Miami Beach
Fla
Hawk
Dick Tiger
Fernandez
Florentino
Giambra
Standings and schedule from the American League briefing
The standings show Cleveland and Baltimore atop the league with New York, Kansas City, Chicago, and Detroit in pursuit. A full slate of Saturday and Sunday results highlights wins by several teams, followed by a dense, upcoming game schedule including matches in Chicago New York Washington Minnesota and Kansas City Detroit. Farmers in Kashmir tend floating gardens anchored on lakes with tomatoes and toy trees harvested from boats on buoyant topsoil mats.
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W. L. Pet
Cleveland
Baltimore
New York
Kansas City
Chicago
Los Angeles
Detroit
Minnesota
Boston
Washington
Kashmir
Have You Heard of Grading on a Curve
Leslie J. Nason argues against curve grading, noting it misuses population curves to rank individual students. He warns it disadvantages high achievers and can deny college opportunities, especially in junior high and high school.
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Leslie J. Nason
Eduction
University of Southern California
General Post Office
New York
AP Reports 4000 Members Worldwide Expand News Reach
The Associated Press says its service now covers over 4,000 newspaper and broadcasting members in the United States and 87 countries abroad. The annual report, read at the AP meeting in New York, notes rising demand, growing cooperation among members, and plans to adjust basic service revenue following the 1960 census. Directors nominated include Buford Boone and M. J. Frey. incumbents McLean, MacDonald, Runyon, Cope, Schurz, and Boyd were renominated. Associate members up for regular status include The El Cajon Valley News and Boise Evening Statesman.
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New York
Associated Press
United States
AP Board of Directors
U.S
Buford Boone
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Millard Cope Marshall
Tex
News-Messenger
M. J. Frey
Portland
Ore
Oregonian
Martin St. Hayden
Detroit
Mich
William F. Knowland
Oakland
Calif
Tribune
Kenneth MacDonald
Des Moines
Iowa
McLean, MacDonald
Runyon
Cope
Schurz and Boyd
The
el Cajon
Valley News
Boise
Idaho
Evening Statesman
Mishawaka
Ind
Times
Council Grove
Kan
Republican
Port Clinton
Ohio
Daily News
New Kensington
Daily Dispatch
Kennedy urges more officials to tour abroad and engage with world leaders
In a news conference Kennedy endorses trips by high level officials to study and report back from universities and industry, urging senators cabinets and governors to participate and meet labor, farm, newsroom, business and government figures. He also calls for frank discussion of civil rights issues and expansion of Peace Corps units internationally. Hong Kong meaning noted as fragrant harbor in Chinese.
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Atty
Kennedy
Far East
United States
Stride Named To Committee For Garland
U S Rep Peter A Garland appoints Richard J Stride of Falmouth as treasurer of the Keep Garland in Congress committee Stride is president of Burgess Fobes Paint Co Portland and Biddeford Saco Bus lines and served as campaign treasurer in 1962 He may receive gifts at 176 Main St Saco and has past roles with Price Waterhouse Nassan College and local business and civic groups
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Portland
U.S
Peter A. Garland
Richard J. Stride
Falmouth
Keep Garland In Congress
Stride
Burgess, Fobes Paint Company
Biddeford & Saco
Saco
Rep. Garland
Rep
Garland
Main Street
Duke University Law School
Price, Waterhouse and Company
Boston
Nassan College
Maine
New England Council
Associated Industries of Maine
Biddeford-Saco
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Red Street
Biddeford
America
Iated Press
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Houston
Pittsburgh
St. Louis Lance
Ns Agen
Barbeque Grills
U.N
Dupuis
AVY Discount Paice
Sechicseeeyer
Sommerciel
Semlert
Alfred St
Nason
Hong Kong
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