Rusk urges NATO to back Moscow in Sino Soviet split
U S Secretary of State Dean Rusk urged NATO ministers to support Moscow in the Sino Soviet quarrel while warning against letting militancy pay dividends. Canada Belgium Italy and France voiced varying views as de Gaulle held talks with Rusk on trade and culture with China. Twenty four NL players named in MVP poll. no catcher recognized by writers.
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North Atlantic Alliance
Soviet Union
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NATO Ministerial Council
Russia
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Simulated Space Test Shows Chimp Duane Stable
At Lockheed plant in Sunnyvale California a chimp named Duane endured eight days of simulated space in an airtight capsule inside a vacuum chamber. Officials reported his weight loss was less than one pound from 37 pounds and his heart rate respiration and temperature remained remarkably steady throughout the test. The experiment, originally planned for five days, was extended eight hours as the animal showed capability to continue.
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Burglars Use Popcorn as Bearings in Ontario Theater heist
Detectives report burglars covered floors with popcorn kernels to ease removal of a 350 pound safe from the theater office containing $6,000. The stunt aimed to reduce friction as they wheeled away the loot.
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Calif
Basketball Scores From Associated Press Summary
The day’s college basketball results include Duquesne defeating Baldwin Wallace 101 to 81, Columbia over Lafayette 75 to 68, Carnegie Tech 69 over Thiel 66, Duke 77 defeating South Carolina 70, and North Carolina 109 over Tulane 81, with many other regional scores across the East, Midwest, Southwest and Far West. Notable wins include Maryland 56 over Clemson 48, Iowa 77 over Utah State 68, and Colorado 93 over Arizona State 70.
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Cape Girardeau State Beats Mc Kendree 84 66
Cape Girardeau State defeated Mc Kendree 84 to 66 as Murray Kentucky State 111, Warrensburg State 60 and other scores show a busy slate. Emporia State 64 Texas A&M 59 and St Benedicts 71 Maryville State 69 are noted with Springfield State 95 Prairie View A&M 72. Washington of St Louis 72 Valparaiso 68 and Kearney 101 Evangel Junior College Butler County 106 McPherson 79 wrap the roundup.
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National Basketball Association Monday Game Schedule
The NBA announces Monday matchups with Baltimore at Boston in New York Detroit versus New York St. Louis hosting San Francisco. Wednesday features New York at Boston Baltimore at Detroit St. Louis versus San Francisco at Sacramento Philadelphia at Los Angeles.
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Two Knots Untied and 2 Loose Ends Will Be Spliced
Hollywood reports Rich ard Burton free to marry Elizabeth Taylor as Sybil Burton gains Mexican divorce with custody of two daughters. Eddie Fisher to seek Mexican divorce from Liz’s side. settlement expected momentarily. Nuptials likely in Puerto Vallarta after all formalities.
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Murrell repeats as Big Eight scoring leader
Kansas State guard Willie Murrell tops the Big Eight scoring list for a second straight week with an even 20.0 point average, widening his margin over Oklahoma’s Farrell Johnson who slips to 18.0. Colorado’s Jim Davis and Oklahoma’s Jim Gatewood tie for third at 17.5, Missouri’s Ray Bob Carey sits at 17.4, and Missouri’s Gary Garner rises into the top six after a strong scoring week.
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Johnson Preferred Over Five Republicans in 1964 Poll
Newsweek poll by Louis Harris shows 64 percent favoring Johnson over five Republican contenders, a 7 point rise in two weeks. The margin compares Johnson to the combined GOP average. The article also notes the wandering albatross, Diomedea exulans, as the largest sea bird.
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Newsweek Magazine
Louis Harris & Associates
Oklahoma Lands Freshmen and Leads Scoring Buzz
At 16.8 inches 16.8, Rich Froistad of Iowa State and Norm Saunders of Colorado tied for 13th at 13.8. Willie Wilson of Oklahoma, a 6 foot 6 forward, has replaced 6-9 Jim Kaiser as starter and ranks seventh in league scoring at 16.7. Wilson is fast and can reverse dunk with both hands. Other top scorers include George Unseld Kansas 16.0, Bob Price Missouri 16.0, Roger Suttner Kansas State 15.8, Larry Hawk Oklahoma State 14.8, Harold Cobrun Nebraska 14.2, and Butch Roberts Oklahoma 13.5.
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Oklahoma
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Kansas
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Missouri
Roger Suttner
Kansas State
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Oklahoma State
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Nebraska
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