Maryland Falls to Penn State in TV Rematch Loss
Penn State routed Maryland 19-7 on a nationally televised Saturday to end the Terps’ hopes of a better season. The Lions built a 3 touchdown lead through three quarters as Dick Gingrich’s interception and a 65 yard rush by Mike Irwin sparked scoring. Maryland’s only late push came in the final period before Nick Nye’s run sealed the win.
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Odessa Permian Advances To AAAA Semifinals Over Monterrey Plainsmen
The Odessa Permian Panthers defeated Lubbock Monterrey Plainsmen 21 12 before 19 000 fans to reach the Class AAAA semifinals. Billy Dale rushed 26 times for 140 yards and a score, Tony Conley added two rushing TDs, and Bailey hit a 29 yard field goal as Permian capitalized on four fumbles and three interceptions. Monterrey gained two scores on Randy Bowlin passes but failed to reach the end zone enough times.
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Rats fear scent of cats or sight of snakes study
National Geographic Society reports rats show two fear patterns. Some avoid cats by scent while others fear snakes by sight due to inherited tendencies.
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Griffiths Neutral Mantle Defending Welter Title at Garden
New York reports Emile Griffith remains a heavy favorite 12-5 to defend his world welterweight crown against Manny Gonzalez of Odessa Texas at Madison Square Garden next Friday night. Griffith, the most active champion, has many defenses and a long title career, while Gonzalez seeks a repeat upset after a prior non-title decision in Houston.
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Pope may lift meatless Friday rule for Catholics
Vatican sources say Pope Paul VI may end the obligation of Friday meat abstinence for Roman Catholics after bishops polls. While lifting the rule seems possible soon, the pope may still urge voluntary penance. The current law requires abstinence from meat or meat soup from age seven, with exemptions for travelers and some servicemembers.
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Temperatures Mild in State Bring Welcome Weather Break
Clear skies and mild temperatures covered almost all of Texas on Saturday easing the week of heavy rain. The U S Weather Bureau predicted fair weather through the coming days with cooler readings in the Panhandle and warmer highs in South Texas on Sunday and Monday.
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Judge seeks justification for poll tax attack in voting case
Justice Department action surprises as Brown questions five defense lawyers on why paying a poll tax should be a voting precondition. He notes no satisfactory answer and awaits a compelling rationale for maintaining the tax.
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Patrolman fatally shot during Brussels department store raid
A Brussels patrol officer directing traffic at an intersection was killed when gunmen fleeing a department store robbery opened fire. The bandits escaped after the attack, leaving investigators to probe the motive and identify suspects.
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Bobcats Fall 57 54 to Quanah in Invitational Final
Childress Bobcats lose in the Quanah Invitational final by three points 57 to 54. Willie Clark scores 11 for Childress while Richardson leads Quanah with 24. Pat Steed earns outstanding defensive honors and Richardson plus Grantham Clark Hughes named to the All Tournament team. Junior Varsity wins 50 47 with Rothwell scoring 24.
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Spellman Leads U S Bishops Sign Nuclear Decree Controversy
The article reports tensions over the Church in the Modern World Decree with Cardinal Spellman and Archbishop O Boyne signing the circular. US hierarchy divisions emerge as bishops from Detroit Philadelphia and Santa Fe versus others debate nuclear arms policy and birth control language amid council votes.
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Crosby defense vows retrial appeal after murder verdict
Former Nebraska Governor Robert B Crosby and his legal team plan to move for retrial and, if denied, appeal to the U S Circuit Court of Appeals in St Louis and then the U S Supreme Court. They condemn the jury verdict and death sentence as a miscarriage of justice.
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Submarines Arrive in India from Russia
Two or six submarines bought by India from Russia have reached Indian shores, an informed source said Saturday.
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Constellation Crash Over New York Skies Sparks Fire
A four engine propeller shuttle crashed on a mountain slope near Danbury NY en route from Boston to Newark. Passengers escaped through a break in the fuselage as flames spread across 300 yards. Casualties appeared light with several treated at Danbury Hospital and Mt. Kisco Hospital. Witness Daniel Williamson, 15, described a attempted emergency landing moments before impact.
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Bomb blast in Saigon hits American targets and allies
Reported casualties include two Americans and a New Zealand trooper, with the blast at a Saigon billet cited as the worst of seven major terror attacks on U S targets in the area. Ambassador Lodge calls the act diabolical as Viet Cong violence escalates.
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French election forecast twists in De Gaulle bid for 1958 return
Ministry sources show De Gaulle facing a volatile race as polls shift from early 60s percent support to about 43 percent against rivals Mitterrand and Lecanne. Don’t knows hover around 30 percent, with Gaullists hoping one third will finally back him at the polls.
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Congress debates welfare drives amid Vietnam war funding
The Great recession era article notes Johns proposals advancing through Mahon committee gaining support as Congress approves a record 199 billion in outlays. Government spending climbs from 967 billion to 105 billion while Mahon calls Vietnam a congressional priority and notes the struggle is an American war.
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