Legal session on move by Braves in Milwaukee
Milwaukee AP report on the Braves bid to relocate to Atlanta. A federal court was asked to take jurisdiction, delaying a Circuit Court hearing and keeping a temporary restraining order against moving. Judge Tehan will decide Wisconsin or Illinois principal place of business and proper parties. city leaders call for a principled expansion blueprint and local ownership protections.
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Fight results by the Associated Press
Paris Angel Garcia stopped Tommy Tibbs in a 135 by 133 percent bout. Elmer Rush KOed Bill McMurray in San Francisco. Alex Benitez knocked out Aurelio Herrera in San Jose California.
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Cuba
Tommy Tibbs
Boston
San Francisco
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San Jose
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Warp's FLEX-0-GLASS Cold Weather Draft Shield
Advertisement urges homeowners to cover openings with Warp's FLEX-0-GLASS to stop winter drafts. Claims easy installation over doors windows and porches with shears. Promotes long lasting crystal clear protection at 9¢ per square yard from local hardware or lumber dealers.
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Bowling Scores Prompted by Local Housewives League Page
A scrambled OCR list shows bowling scores for multiple teams and sponsors including Page Milk, Bank of Commerce, Budweiser Beer, Notestine Goodyear, Bauer’s Meat Market, General Novelty, Junges Bread, Jayhawk Truck Supply, Legge and Noland, and Crawford. Highlights include high scores marked as high 10 and individual scores such as Dever 183 and Morality 199 with various 30 point indicators, reflecting league standings and sponsor entries.
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Bank of Commerce
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Bouer
Bell
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Notestines Goodyear
Bank of Comm
Mayer
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Junges Bread
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Andring
Bertram
Wilt Chamberlain Set to Return After Illness
Wilt Chamberlain, 7 foot 1, is about ready to resume his role as pro basketball's top scorer for the San Francisco Warriors. After a September hospitalization for pancreatitis, he worked out with the team and is on a controlled diet avoiding fried foods and soda and cutting overall intake.
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Wilt Chamberlain
San Francisco Warriors
Chamberlain
National Basketball Association
Warriors
Food poisoning hospitalizes 13Stater Cyclones coach laments losses
Thirteen Iowa State players were hospitalized with food poisoning amid a 10-0 loss to Missouri as Coach Clay Stapleton warned of days of missed practice. Several key backs and linemen were sidelined, leaving the Cyclones with no ready quarterback for upcoming Army game. Meanwhile Oklahoma State faced officiating disputes after Kansas edged OSU 14-13, with Ed McQuarters and Mike Ringer returning for Oklahoma. Colorado lost senior tackle Kirk Osborn to a dislocated elbow but welcomed George Sewark back. Kansas injuries expected to mend before the Kansas State test. Missouri and Nebraska prepared for a grind against each other as Dan Devine sought ways to move the ball against a stout Husker defense.
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Cyclones
Clay Stapleton
Tim van Galder
Steve Balakovec
Stapleton
Oklahoma State
Kansas
Jim Click
OSU
Joe Paulson
Paulson
Click
Oklahoma
Ed McQuarters
Mike Ringer
Colorado
Boulder
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George Sewark
K-State
Bob Becker
Max Martin
Missouri
Dan Devine
Nebraska
Bob Devaney
60 Year Old Driver Goes To Traffic School
At 97, Peter M. LueRutz earned the label oldest to enroll in traffic school after a collision in Michigan. He began driving in 1904 at three miles per hour and testified he thought he had room to turn, leading to a Monday hearing in the Court of General Sessions.
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LueRutz
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Clark King
Traffic
King
Reverend Gene Taylor Leads Reformation Sunday Service
Humboldt report notes special service at the Methodist church with several new members received and infants baptized during morning worship. New members include Mr. and Mrs. Lee Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Godsey, Jeanne and David, Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy West, Raymond and Janet. Baptisms: Martia Gail Griffith and Allen Leon Reaves.
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Folk Singer Held on Threat Charge in Miami
MIAMI AP A coffee house folk singer held on 25000 bond accused by a friend of threatening to kill President Johnson. In Jacksonville police arrest a Michigan steel worker Bruce Lee Cornell near the President's Miami speech site with a loaded pistol and unloaded carbine. Back 26 stood mute at a preliminary hearing. his attorney said the case rests on unsubstantiated testimony from Reid Trencher 19 who said Back vowed to kill Johnson if he visited Miami. Cornell denied intent to harm anyone and said he was returning to his Michigan job after a vacation in St Augustine. he was jailed on a vagrancy charge.
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Kansas Missile Frontline in GOP Governor Bid
AP reports Kansas should lead the nation’s missile era says Republican nominee Bill Avery in Salina campaign speech. He cites 36 804 fulltime military personnel across six bases plus 22 000 reserve and guard members and notes one in twenty Kansas workers wear uniform. He pledges Kansas should receive its full share of such activity if elected.
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Ohio State Tops, Cornhuskers Fifth
Ohio State leads the AP major college rankings for the second straight week as it nears the 10th anniversary of a national title. Notre Dame and Alabama trail, with Arkansas and Nebraska in the top five, while Oregon and Georgia Tech debut at No. 7 and 8 respectively. LSU and Florida drop to 9 and 10 after weekend results.
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Coffeyville Football 20 Beat Chanute B Team 0
Coffeyville side rolled to a 20-0 win over the Chanute Blue Comet B squad. Borum capped late drive with a 60 yard run after Clark scored on a keeper. Coffeyville led 13-0 after three quarters as Fields and a late extra point sealed the margin. Chanute ends season winless.
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Classified Advertising Rates and Local Notices Summary
Classified rates per word include 3 to 26 day spans with a 10 word minimum. Notices advertise events at Golden Shrine Chilburger Supper and Masonic Temple with 50 cent price. Blue Cross enrollment and supplier ads appear. contact Paul Brennecke and Donald Briley. Local dealer P A Swan offers Electrolux products. help wanted via Alcoholics Anonymous box in Chanute.
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Crude Production Drops During Week
U. S. crude oil output fell by 7 450 barrels per day last week to 7 532 620 barrels daily, per the Oil and Gas Journal. Oklahoma declined by 4 600 bpd to 558 800, while Kansas rose by 4 000 bpd to 298 700.
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