Finley's Next Move On Stadium Lease
Kansas City faced renewed standstill as Charles Finley weighs two four year lease offers after the city rejected his two year plan The AL deadline looms Feb 1 Finley will study the proposals with attorney Louis Nizer and may take the case to court while Mayor Davis urges stability and a longer deal
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Charles O. Finley
Kansas City Athletics
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Louis Nizer
New York
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Nizer
Oakland
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Davis
A's
Strampe Firing Led Bowler To Pro Career Rise
Bob Strampe, 27, fired from an aeronautical engineering job in Minneapolis, turned to bowling and won the All-Star tournament's $15,000 men's championship in St. Louis 1959. He later based in Detroit, earning about $15,000 annually as a pro after a 257-255-203-715 victory over Tommy Tuttle. Runner-up Tuttle earned $8,000. the Carter family won the other All-Star trophy with Laverne Carter claiming a $5,000 prize while her husband coached from the stands.
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Soviets Back French Recognition of Red China
Moscow radio said France's diplomatic recognition of the People's Republic of China was welcomed in the Soviet Union. The broadcast hailed it as a political move aiding peaceful coexistence amid Soviet Chinese leadership rivalry and reaffirmed support for UN recognition of the PRC.
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Parsons St. John's quintet earns Wichita Deanery bid
St. John's CYO of Iola defeated Chanute St. Patrick's CYO 71 to 54 on a neutral court to enter the Wichita Deanery CYO Tournament. Sigg brothers led Iola with 35 points, Vick 22, while Chanute's Jim Breiner topped with 22. Chanute had previously defeated Iola twice, 54-47 and 80-45.
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Freighter Arrives For Wheat Load
The American Export-Isbrandtsen freighter Exilena arrived in Norfolk to load a 6 500 ton wheat cargo for the Soviet Union, the first installment in a $286 million wheat sale. Captain Edward Jungerheld said the port of call remains unknown until four days from destination, with a Black Sea port as the likely target. Meanwhile the Norwegian Thorfrnd prepared to sail from Lake Charles with a $7 million rice shipment to Russia.
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K State in Tuneup For Jayhawk Tilt
Kansas State’s Willie Murrell seeks a show of scoring for a Big Eight title run as the Wildcats face Oklahoma at Norman and Kansas at Manhattan. Murrell averages 21.5 points, seeks more production after two defeats in opening league games. Oklahoma, led by 80.9 points per game, hosts the Wildcats with transfer Dave Barrett set to debut.
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Unrest in Atlanta Brings 86 Arrests
In Atlanta on Sunday 86 people were arrested after racial demonstrations during a visit by the United Nations anti-discrimination group. Injuries were reported including a broken leg of a Negro inmate and a police head injury as protesters clashed near a segregated restaurant. The UN delegation witnessed protestors and Klan pickets, who for weeks had targeted Sebs restaurant.
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Dick Gregory
U.N. Subcommission On Prevention
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Baker Loses Wedding Ring In Doughnut Dough Mix
Minneapolis AP reports baker Michael Henson mislaid his wedding ring while mixing doughnut dough. He hopes it is not found by someone who might bite on it.
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McNamara Defends Missile Dependability Before Congress
Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara testified to the House Armed Services Committee that U S missiles are highly dependable and more reliable than manned bombers for reaching targets. He responded to Sen Barry Goldwater who questioned missile reliability and discussed balance between missile power and the role of manned bombers. The defense chief emphasized assurance against attack and the need to deter Soviet cities under all circumstances.
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