Wildcats on Mark For Run at Crown Crown Big Eight BKB
Kansas State to face Oklahoma after a 97-91 win in Norman. Willie Murrell led K State with 29 points and 14 rebounds, boosting his conference scoring lead to 24.0. Sammy Robinson hit key free throws to seal the victory as K State trails in the Big Eight standings.
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St. Patrick’s Irish split eighth grade, seventh grade wins
St. Patrick’s of Chanute and St. Paul Junior High split non league games. Chanute won the seventh grade 41-13 while St. Paul captured the eighth grade 20- on the road. Chanute’s seventh graders rise to 6-2 and St. Paul’s eighth is undefeated. St. Pat’s league play set for Sunday at Iola. Darrell Gates led Chanute with eight points. Lavdick led St. Paul with nine. Tommy Goben scored 10 for Chanute in the seventh grade win.
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Chi Chi Rodriguez Wins Lucky International Open Playoff
Chi Chi Rodriguez defeats Don January by one stroke in an 18 hole playoff at Harding Park to claim the Lucky International Open title. Rodriguez uses precise second shots and clutch short puts to reverse a late momentum and finish with a birdie at the 18th.
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Humboldt Couple Relocate to Paola Work at Great Lakes
Mr and Mrs Lloyd Crouse left Humboldt Sunday for Paola where they will reside. He is employed by Great Lakes Pipeline Co and will be one of the Paola operators. They lived in Humboldt for 14 years after moving from Indianola Iowa.
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Home Economics Club Meeting Notes at Burtch Home
Mrs William H Burtch hosted Groves HDU for the January meeting with Mrs Clyde Davis as president leading the unit creed. Mrs Albert DeMerrit led the lesson on Principles of Design. Plans for February at Mrs A J Hixon and for Kansas State University Home Economics Day Jan 28 29 were made. Eleven members and one child Linda Wolford of Chanute attended. Refreshments were served.
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China accuses U.S. plane of intruding over southern China
Communist China charged that a U S military aircraft intruded into its air space over southern China on Monday. Beijing issued its 276th serious warning against the United States, as reported by the New China News Agency.
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Tulsa's Rick Park Sharp Net Shooter
Tulsa's Rick Park, a 6 foot 2 junior from Sayre Pennsylvania, tops NCAA lists in field goal and free throw accuracy. He leads the Missouri Valley in field goal percentage and free throw percentage, with a streak of 32 straight free throws to start the season and 23 straight in 24 attempts against Arkansas. Park also ranks among national leaders in scoring and accuracy, while teammates and rivals from Wichita State, Cincinnati, Bradley, and Drake contest his league standing.
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Lillian Hellman Wins 1964 National Arts Medal
New York AP reports playwright Lillian Hellman awarded the Gold Medal for Drama by the National Institute of Arts and Letters. The honor, given every five years for overall achievement, cites Hellman’s early renown from The Children’s Hour and her 1963-64 work My Mother, My Father and Me. Halvard Lange of Norway to visit the United States in March for talks with President Johnson and Secretary of State Rusk.
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Earp Story Writer Dies During Sleep
SAN DIEGO AP Stuart N. Lake 74 biographer of Wyatt Earp died in his sleep Monday. Lake once campaign press agent for Theodore Roosevelt and later worked in Hollywood. He gathered material for Wyatt Earp frontier marshal published 1931, and wrote works including Winchester 73 Wells Fargo and My Darling Clementine.
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Nehru Visits New Delhi Institute for Routine X Rays
Prime Minister Nehru, recovering from a mild stroke twenty days earlier, visited a New Delhi medical institute to have X rays taken as part of routine monitoring. A spokesman said doctors are keeping a routine watch on his condition.
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Nehru Visits Clinic for Routine X Rays
New Delhi AP reports Prime Minister Nehru underwent X ray tests at a clinic as part of routine monitoring of his condition after a mild stroke three weeks prior. A spokesman said the check before resuming duties was standard and not indicative of serious setback.
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Josephine Baker Set for Broadway Return Tour
New York AP reports singer Josephine Baker returns to the United States for her first Broadway appearance in 13 years. She will open a two week engagement next month before a touring run. Baker left the U S 32 years ago to live in France.
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Television deal eyed as AFL to sell TV rights
The Boston Globe reports the American Football League will announce within 72 hours the sale of its TV rights for about 12 million dollars. The exclusive story cites Sports Editor Jerry Nason.
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Kienlen Wins Missouri Welter Title in Golden Gloves
Chanute boxer Tony Kienlen, 21, captured the Missouri welterweight Golden Gloves title in Joplin, defeating Dick Fair of Joplin by decision. The victory followed a two hour earlier semifinal knockout, boosting Kienlen to 36 wins, five losses in 41 fights, with 23 KOs. He eyes Olympic team glory via Kansas City and Louisville, with manager Clifford Perkins of Coffeyville.
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Industrial League To Meet Wednesday
A meeting of representatives from all ten teams of the Men's Industrial Basketball League is set for tomorrow at 7 30 p m in the Launching Pad. Fred Hunziker, league president, urges full representation to discuss controversial issues, interpret league rules, and establish better playing conditions for next year. Herman Colvin, league secretary, notes the gathering will allow protests and rule interpretations.
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New York Mets Catchers Lead NL In Passes And Errors
The New York Mets set National League records in 1963 by allowing 24 passed balls and committing 210 errors, highlighting defensive struggles as the team built its early growing pains in the league.
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Panthers Host To Grizzlies In Chanute Showdown
Chanute Panthers seek revenge against El Dorado Grizzlies in a 7:30 non league game after two losses earlier this season. A 6:00 preliminary features Royster Junior High and Cherryvale seventh graders. El Dorado owns two wins over Chanute this season with scoring leaders Art Price Swingley and Springs once again top performers. Chanute sits at 7-7 ahead of Friday’s road game at Fort Scott.
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Illness Fatal To Manufacturer
Clyde F. Witter, 63, chairman of Witter Manufacturing Co. of Asbury Missouri, died at St. Luke’s Hospital after a month’s illness. A lifelong resident, he previously taught at Franklin and Fredonia and was principal and coach at Carl Junction High School in 1927 and 1928. The firm builds truck bodies and other implements.
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Y A Tittle Wins NFL Passing Title in 14th season
Y A Tittle, quarterback for the New York Giants, leads the team to a winning season and clinches his first individual NFL passing title in 14 seasons with league clubs.
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