Yankees name Houk GM Berra to manage next
Ralph Houk, 44, named general manager of the New York Yankees with Yogi Berra set to replace him as field manager. Berra, 38, expected to be announced at a Thursday news conference, forming the youngest front office and field tandem in club history. Houk signs a four year deal at 50000 annually. Berra likely two year contract around 45000. Roy Hamey retires due to ill health after leading the team since 1960.
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New York Yankees
Ralph Houk
Yogi Berra
Houk
Berra
Yankee
Roy Hamey
Dan Topping
Hamey
Associated Press
Yogi
Yankees
San Francisco Giants
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
George Weiss
Indonesian paratroops fal l into Borneo amid Malaysia stand
Antara reports crack Indonesian commandos parachuted into the jungle border of Malaysian North Borneo as Sukarno's government widens a military buildup opposing the Malaysian Federation formed Sept 15. Details of drop location were not disclosed. Premier Ikeda dissolved Japan's lower house to boost Liberal Democratic gains ahead of national elections. A 24 hour rail strike in France halted most long distance and suburban traffic as workers seek higher wages and benefits.
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Kennedy mother jokes about Teddy priestly fate
Mrs. Joseph P. Kennedy, mother of the President and Attorney General, said she had hoped her youngest son Edward Teddy would become a priest but a blonde woman intervened. Teddy, a U.S. senator from Massachusetts, spoke at Newport on a London Paris and Washington visit with Kennedy family photos. In London the Daily Mirror columnist Cassandra suggested naming a new transatlantic liner Winston Churchill. The piece cited Cunard’s Sir John Brocklebank and noted Americans’ regard for Churchill as a figure beyond royalty. In Salt Lake City David O. McKay urged Gov. George Romney to delay a 1964 presidential bid, saying Romney should finish his current Michigan term. Rockefeller, a potential nominee, toured the West.
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Ronnie
Ricky
Bill Brewer
Ray Beeman
Enis
Okla
Grace Beeman
Ann Leaverd
Kenley Allen
Family of
Liberty
Charles Dougherty
John Davis
Patti
Harry McFarland
Wichita man killed in U S 54 improvement project
James E. Cole, 67, of Wichita, died after being struck by a car Tuesday while working on a U S 54 improvement project. The incident occurred on the roadway work zone, and authorities are investigating the crash. No further details were provided.
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James E. Cole
Four Katanga gendarmerie members arrested in Jadotville slayings
Elisabethville AP dispatch reports four former Katanga gendarmerie members were arrested for the slaying of five people on the Jadotville Elizabethville highway last Saturday. The gendarmerie had been the main military arm of Moise Tshombe's secessionist movement.
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Jadotville
Elizabethville
Moise Tshombe
Thayer Groups in Meetings at Oct 17 Social
Thayer-Pearl Chapter CBS hosted Past Matrons and Past Patrons Night on October 17 with Mildred Woolery and Earl Peterson presiding in the East. About 50 members attended as 12 Past Matrons and seven Past Patrons were greeted with a poem and gifts. Harry Rash shared travel photos from Louisiana to Kansas City, and the new Erie courthouse dedication.
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CBS
Mildred Woolery
Earl Peterson
Harry Rash
Louisiana
Washington, D.C
Erie
Kansas City
New York Yankees
Astronaut Dwight urges Topeka students to pursue tough tech careers
Capt. Edward J. Dwight Jr., the first Kansan in NASA’s astronaut program and its first Black astronaut, told Topeka High School pupils that hundreds of new careers require hard work and defying defeats. He recalled scarce jobs for Black youth, urged staying in school, and said the space era hinges on technical skill and broad knowledge.
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National Space Agency
Edward J. Dwight Jr
Dwight
14 Postseason Football Bowls Announced by NCAA
The National Collegiate Athletic Association has announced 14 postseason football games with dates and locations. The list includes the Aviation Bowl in Dayton on December 7 and the Space Bowl in Houston on December 14, among others such as the Cotton Bowl in Dallas on January 1 and the Rose, Sugar, and Orange Bowls on January 1 in Pasadena New Orleans and Miami.
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Predicted Winners In College Football
AP predicts a slate of college football winners including Pittsburgh over Navy and Texas over Rice. Wisconsin, Illinois, Mississippi, Alabama, Oklahoma, Northwestern, Syracuse, Southern California, North Carolina State, Florida, Notre Dame, and Missouri are favored in their upcoming games with noted player and team form cited.
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Ohio State
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Vern Burke
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Missouri
Iowa State
Tigers
The Sea Dyaks Largest Iban Group in Sarawak
The Sea Dyaks or Ibans form Sarawak’s largest cultural group, numbering about 240 000 persons.
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Sarawak
Chanute Tribune Page Six Highlights October 23 1963
The Chanute Tribune for Wednesday October 23 1963 advances local news coverage with features from Page Six. It reports community happenings, brief notices, and local developments shaping Chanute and nearby areas.
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