Tall Kansans Lead Big Eight Scorer In AP Report
The Big Eight's 6-foot-11 Walt Wesley of Kansas leads with 20.0 ppg as the top scorer, while Jeff Simons of Kansas State is second at 17.6. Oklahoma State's Gary Hassmann ranks third with 16.0, and Pat Frink of Colorado is fourth at 15.2. Jim King leads in rebounds with 64 in six games.
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Veteran Tells of Most Infamous Slaughter Near Malmedy
AP recounts Corporal John A. O Connell recalling the Malmedy massacre during the Battle of the Bulge. In snow near Malmedy, Germany, 86 American soldiers were killed after capture by German forces on December 17, 1944. O Connell survived with injuries and witnessed the executions, later recounting the event before the town was recaptured on January 18, 1945.
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De Gaulle Victory Threatens U S Grain Exports
Charles de Gaulle's win on European farm policy risks American grain exports as six EU nations agree to a single grain price system. Brussels backed higher prices for 1967, with Italy initially resisting, to shield domestic bread supplies and secure French leadership in farm matters. West Germany faced price concessions after months of debate.
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Halleck Holds GOP Post After Post-Election Conference
Washington AP reports Rep Charles A Halleck remains head of the House Republicans as the party returns from its post election conference. With GOP ranks about 40 short of full strength, no replacement talk occurred at Wednesday’s meeting. A January 4 session will decide floor leadership and other actions. Aimed changes include potential shifts on the Republican National Committee and leadership practices. About 119 Republicans attended, including roughly 18 defeated last month.
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