Southwestern trips Bethel 62 50 in upset
Southwestern beat Bethel 62 to 50 to move into a three way tie for second in the Kansas Conference with a 7 2 league mark. Jim Harris led Southwestern with 19 points while Donald Turner added 15. Bethel’s Bob Pankratz had 17. Tabor defeated Sterling 65 61. St Josephs of Albuquerque beat St Mary of the Plains 89 77. No games tonight.
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Bethel
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Tabor
Sterling
St. Josephs
Albuquerque
N. M
St. Mary of the Plains
College of Emporia
Baker
Bethany
McPherson
Jim Harris
Donald Turner
Bob Pankratz
LeRoy Dick
Dudley Boeken
St. Joseph
Dodge City
James Heavey
Boxing Briefs Highlight Brown and Clay Trials
In Houston Joe Brown scored a sixth round knockout over Tony Nori ega to reaffirm his status as a top 135 pounder after two recent losses. In Pittsburgh Cassius Clay, 21, continues his unbeaten run and predicts Powell will fall in ten rounds while training for their Thursday heavyweight bout.
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Tony Noriega
Joe Brown
Carlos Ortiz
Luis Molina
Pittsburgh
Powell
Cassius Clay
Clay
Charley Powell
Louisville
Welu and Ladewig Capture All Star Bowling Qualifying Trophies
Billy Welu from St Louis topped 7,202 pins in 32 games to lead the All Star bowling qualifiers. Marion Ladewig of Grand Rapids set a 5,018-pin 24 game mark, both breaking recent records as 16 men and women advance to round robin finals for the $100,000 classic.
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Kansas City
Billy Welu
Marion Ladewig
Welu
St. Louis
Roy Lown
el Paso
Tex
Ladewig
Grand Rapids
Mich
Dick Weber
Don Carter
Weber
Carter
Tom Hennessey
Ray Bluth
Pat Patterson
Bill Hessel
Tampa
Fla
Kennedy Signals Willingness to Risk for Test Ban
President Kennedy indicates willingness to take risks to secure a nuclear test ban with the Soviet Union. U S officials seek Khrushchev's readiness to accept meaningful on site inspections to verify compliance They discuss safeguards and the number of inspections needed to prevent undetected explosions.
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Local Market Ledger Notes Highs and Contacts
A compact listing shows brands Budweiser Beer and Page Milk with multiple high figures and phone-style contact numbers for merchants such as Bauer's Meat Market, Chestnut Finley, General Novelty, Junge's Bread, and Lindsay's. Prices and codes accompany each entry, reflecting a period market or directory snippet.
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General Lindsay Drilling & Pipe
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Bell
Endres
Meyer
Mayer
Deynews
Browning
Summershovnenk
Betesel
Batesel
General Novelty
Budweiser Beer
General
Marhasin
Noland
Lindsay
Pipe
Junge’s Bread
Wyatt
Emory
Junge’s
Bye
Corkill
Notable Figures Shake Up Personal News
Dr. Oglesby Paul urges spousal chores may build fitness as he notes wives often exercise at home while husbands may lag. Elliott Roosevelt relocates from Minneapolis to Miami Beach to lead Chicago firm’s Latin America work with his family. Maria Callas undergoes abdominal surgery in Milan and plans convalescence in Monte Carlo, with Aristotle Onassis visiting daily.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Miami Beach
Fla
Roosevelt
Chicago
North Bay Road
Patricia
Maria Callas
Milan
Monte Carlo
FAA Building Discussed by Community Council
The Community Council last night discussed constructing a new FAA flight service station at the municipal airport. President Harold Williams said the existing building is antiquated and undersized, hindering equipment layout, and noted the project would need a city bond issue amortized by leasing the facility to FAA. Ten council members attended. The Rev LeRoy Davidson gave the invocation.
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Federal Aviation Agency
Harold Williams
FAA
LeRoy Davidson
Cuba hostage release ship sails amid mass departures
In Havana a ship carrying Bay of Pigs prisoners and a crowd seeking to exit Cuba sails as U S citizens from Cuba head home. The Shirley Lykes, loaded with baby food and medicines, is set to reach Port Everglades while the Swiss Embassy confirms Castro approval for the departure.
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U.S
United States
Cuba
Shirley Sykes
Red Cross
Miami
Port Everglades
Fla
Shirley Lykes
Kansas City OKs 22 Cent School Levy Boost
More than 43,000 Kansas City voters approved a 22 cent tax levy increase in a special election Tuesday by a 3-2 margin. The levy raises the school tax to 2.99 dollars per 100 of assessed valuation and funds bond retirements, new buildings, equipment, and the public library system.
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Kansas City
Den 2 Pack 100 Cub Scout Meeting Held
Den mother Mrs J E Erickson hosted the Cub Scouts of Den 2 Pack 100 after noon. The flag salute was planned for the meeting and the Indian headdresses were finished. Mike Trumbull served refreshments to seven Cub Scouts and the meeting closed with the den yell.
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Den
J. E. Erickson
Den 2
Mike Trumbull
School district seeks extra funds for teachers and hires
The district plans to secure an additional three million dollars in operating funds for the 1963-64 and 1964-65 school years. Most of the money would raise teachers' salaries and fund 70 new instructors for about 2,000 additional pupils expected over the next two years.
Little Rock Man Freezes Cigars for Fresh Smokes
James Morris of Little Rock keeps cigars fresh by freezing them and thawing one when he wants a smoke. He calls the method effective and says it produces a good result.
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Little Rock
James Morris
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