Finley push to move Athletics to Louisville faces scrutiny
A's owner Charles O Finley vows to move Kansas City Athletics to Louisville despite opposition from AL owners. He signs a pact with Kentucky to relocate for 1964 and 1965 at the State Fairgrounds, with the state taking 5 percent of net gate and 7 percent of gross concessions. Finley plans to seek support from lawmakers in Frankfort and expects votes at the January owners meeting.
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Louisvile, Ky
Charles O Finley
Athletics
Kansas City
Louisville
Finley
State of Kentucky
Frankfort
State Fairgrounds
Bowling Above the Clouds in a Jet Allevia Alley
In Dallas a full sized bowling alley flew at 25 000 feet aboard a jet cargo plane for a publicity stunt named Operation Astrobow. Dick Weber and Sylvia Wene piloted the airborne lanes scoring 144 and 146 as the World Series of bowling heads to Dallas January 15 to 26.
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Dallas, Tex
Dick Weber
St. Louis
Russell Sapp
Weber
Sapp
Wene
American Airlines
American Machine and Foundry
Dallas
Jar
Cyprus Agrees to U N Observer for Cyprus Truce
Cyprus accepts a British Greek Turkish plan for a U N observer to oversee a ten day old truce in Cyprus. Ambassador Zenon Rassides announced after talks with Secretary General U Thant as Britain seeks to withdraw some of its 2000 added troops.
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United Nations, N.Y
Cyprus
Britain
Greece
Turkey
U.N
Mediterranean
Zenon Rassides
U Thant
West German war crimes trial opens over Auschwitz murders
Frankfurt AP reports testimony starts Thursday in West Germany for 22 former SS members charged with multiple murders at Auschwitz. The trial marks a major test for accountability decades after the concentration camp atrocities.
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Frankfurt
Germany
West Germany
Auschwitz Concentration Camp
Moron Air Force Base report from Spain details debut
Moron Air Base in Spain reports a new demonstration described by AP as a significant change. The story cites officials and officials from the base noting impact on operations and regional security.
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Moron Air Force Base
Spain
UCLA Tops AP Poll Passes Jinx Again
UCLA holds No 1 in the AP basketball poll as Kentucky and Loyola trade spots for runner up. Kentucky narrowly edges Loyola for second with 2 first place votes. Michigan rises to fourth and Davidson climbs to fifth. Cincinnati slips to eighth after a Western trip. Oregon State and Vanderbilt follow, with Villanova and Duke rounding out the top ten.
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Hal Rock
Associated Press
UCLA
Kentucky
Wildcats
Loyola of Chicago
Loyola
Georgetown
D.C
Georgia Tech
Bruins
Cincinnati
Michigan
Davidson
Oregon State
Vanderblt
Villanova
Duke
Vanderbilt
Emporia State tops Pittsburg State 80 77 for first conference win
Emporia State overcome a 42 33 halftime deficit by shooting 60 percent in the second half to beat Pittsburg State 80 77. Dennis Bolen and Jerry Couch each score 20 for their teams as Emporia improves to 9 3 on the season and Pittsburg to 6 5.
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Associated Press
Emporia State
Pittsburg State
Pittsburg
Emporia
Hornets
Dennis Bolen
Jerry Couch
St. Benedict's
Washburn
Kansas
Friends
Baker
College of Emporia
Bethel
Sterling
Southwestern
Anti Castro Head Finds Needed Aid
An anti Castro group led by Manuel Artime says it has the means to bring a freedom war to Cuba. Cesar Baro, second in command of the Revolutionary Recovery Movement, states they have found the needed sap. Reports indicate the movement has military units in Central America.
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Miami, Fla
Manuel Artime
Cuba
Cesar Baro
Revolutionary Recovery Movement
Central America
Vic Sorrell Coaches NC State Baseball Team
Former pitcher Vic Sorrell now leads North Carolina State University's baseball program guiding players, shaping strategy, and overseeing practices as the team competes in college baseball.
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Vic Sorrell
North Carolina State
Bowling Scores and Highs for Local Vendors
Rushed bowling score sheet lists teams including Baver's Meat Market Jayhawk Truck Supply and Chestnut Finley with high scores and individual highs. Entries show per-game tallies and season totals such as 684 nine minutes to nine? 9682749. Various vendors like Junge's Bread Budweiser Beer Lindsay Drilling and Page Milk post high game figures and players such as Morris Gates Anring Ahring Renebarger Morality Summers appear in scattered tallies.
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V. L General Novelty
Baver’s Meat Market
Jayhawk Truck Supply
Finley E
Lindsay Drilling
Gates
Clopine
Bauer
J T. Sply
Morris
Anring
Ahring
Budweiser Beer
Lindsay D. & Way
W. G Lindsay
Marshasin
First Lady Will Visit Mine Area
Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson travels to Pennsylvania to address miners and inspect federal aid aiding unemployed towns. She attends the Wilkes College research center dedication built with Ford Foundation funds, reviewing retraining projects and regional development efforts with ARA Administrator William L. Batt Jr.
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Washington
Lyndon B. Johnson
Pennsylvania
Uncle Sam
Wilkes College
Wilkes - Barre
Ford Foundation
Johnson
Wilkes-Barre
ARA
William L. Batt Jr
Nubians plan resettlement near Atbara River region
The Nubians intend to resettle along the Atbara River near the Sudanese Ethiopian border once the Aswan High Dam is completed. Egyptians will relocate northward toward the Kom Ombo region.
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Atbara
Egypt
Aswan
Kom Ombo
Washington flash: Shriver meets Hussein and Pope
In Washington AP report Peace Corps Director R Sargent Shriver met with King Hussein of Jordan in Jerusalem on his Middle East tour and had prior audiences with Pope Paul VI. Johnson praised Shriver as brilliant and popular as he travels with Johnson letters to six heads of state.
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Washington
Shriver
Peace Corps
R. Sargent Shriver
King Hussein of
Jordan
Israel
John F. Kennedy
Johnson
Jerusalem
Hussein
Paul VI
White House
H E
Dade County Commissioner’s mic smoking ends heated debate
South Miami Florida AP report says Dade County Commissioner Arthur Patten argued proposed amendments at a Chamber of Commerce meeting when the microphone began smoking. Debate was interrupted for repairs and resumed after fix.
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South Miami
Fla
Dade County
Arthur Patten
Chamber of Commerce
Chanute Tribune Briefs Selections From Page Seven
Local notes from Chanute Kansas dated Tuesday January 7 1964 cover community happenings including civic steps, school events, and upcoming meetings. Names of residents, organizations, and places appear amid concise updates reflecting a small town newspaper snapshot.
No Evidence Of Collusion In Slaying
Dallas district attorney Henry Wade said the police inquiry into the slaying of Lee Harvey Oswald found no evidence of collusion between Jack Ruby and officers. Police Chief Jesse Curry provided a two volume report and a city hall basement map, noting Ruby’s leap to kill Oswald amid extensive security.
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Atty
Henry Wade
Police Department
J Ce Harvey Oswald
Jack Ruby
Wade
Jesse Curry
Ruby
Kennedy
Curry
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