Unitas Injured in Colts Bears Game Eyes Return
Baltimore quarterback Johnny Unitas suffered a knee injury from a hard tackle by Earl Leggett and Stan Jones against the Chicago Bears. He underwent surgery to remove cartilage and sew the ligament, aiming for recovery in six weeks, though he doubts playing in the NFL title game. Garry Cuozzo will likely start next Sunday's game against Green Bay if the Colts win the division.
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6'ers Moving Up in NBA
The Philadelphia 76ers beat the Los Angeles Lakers 116 107 in Charleston W Va to move within a game of first in the eastern division. Wilt Chamberlain 29 points 25 rebounds Hal Greer 24 Cunningham 21. Celtics lead east, with Cincinnati and Philadelphia close behind.
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Paris boxing results feature Cerdan and Brami wins
Marcel Cer dan Jr. 141, France outpointed Fernand Wollet 140 France in Paris. Felix Brami 121 Tunisia knocked out Antoine Porcel 116 France. In Los Angeles Jose Medel 118 Mexico City outpointed Jesus Pimentel 118 Mexico. In Philadelphia Stanley Hayward 152 Philadelphia outpointed Bennie Briscoe 151. Leotis Martin 188 Philadelphia outpointed Von Clay 180.
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Canada’s Population Concentrated Near U S Border
National Geographic reports about 90 percent of Canada’s 1.516 million people live within two miles of the United States border, highlighting the country’s strong cross border settlement pattern.
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SWC Teams Shine In Regional Games Despite Rice Loss
Rice Owls suffered a setback as Doug Mec Kendrick scored a school record 47 points but George Tech triumphed 87 to 76. Texas Tech and Texas A&M posted wins with strong shooting and rebounding while LSU defeated Texas 76 to 66. Other camps saw Sam Houston State, McMurry, Stephen F. Austin, Trinity, and Sul Ross claim victories.
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Michigan Guards Spark 19770 Win Over Ball State
Michigan is highlighted by guards John Clawson and John Thompson and Cazzie Russell's 22 points in a 19770 shellacking of Ball State. Russell leads, with 15 from Clawson and Thompson. rebounding closes Ball State’s chances.
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College Basketball Results Roundup Highlights Narrow Wins and Upsets
A fast collection shows many results across colleges. Notable outcomes include Duke over Mercer 71 60 and Virginia 97 over Wake Forest 94, while Oklahoma City 106 tops an opponent 0 106. Indiana defeats Detroit 78 75.
Buffaloes top Northwestern Georgia Tech by twenty in rout
Bob Bauers scored 20 points to pace Colorado Buffaloes in a 70-55 win. Rice clipped by Northwestern Georgia Tech 96-87 as Doug McKendrick poured in 47. Utah State beat Loyola of California 88-70 behind Alan Parrish's 18. Gerry Jones led Iowa with 20 in a 65-58 victory over Southern Illinois.
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Temperatures Record: 59 Peak and 32 Low This Week
The past 24 hours ended 11 pm reported a high of 59 degrees at 2 pm Tuesday and a low of 32 degrees at 7 am today. Year ago high was 52 and low 25. Sunrise 7 34 and sunset 5 31.
Soviet budget tightens plans for industry and social services
Russian economic plan scales down ambitious targets with the budget allocating $47 billion to industry, $14.5 billion to farming, $5.7 billion to housing, and $19.5 billion to social, cultural, educational and scientific services.
Johnson Aides Announce Ayub Khan Visit Site
Press Secretary William Moyers said the December 14 to 15 visit of Ayub Khan will take place at the LBJ ranch, outlining the outlook for the trip to newsmen today.
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Houston Poised in View as Gemini 5 Crew Gawks
Astronauts James Lovell and Frank Borman aboard Gemini 7 orbits report a clear view of Houston and its suburb. Lovell jokes with Mission Control about Gemini 5 astronaut Charles Conrad and his kids on the roof. The Conrads and their four sons share the same block.
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Pete) Conrad
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Oklahoma facing coach search after Wilkinson era ends
Rumors link Doug Dickie, Jim Mackenzie, and Chuck Curtis as top candidates for Oklahoma's head football coach after Gomer Jones resigns ending the Wilkinson era. Former Sooners star Darrell Regal, Texas, also rumored to be interested as the program enters a rebuilding year amid criticism and rumors.
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Koufax Sets Records in 1965 Baseball Season
Los Angeles Dodger pitcher Sandy Koufax posted a 2.04 ERA leading the NL for the fourth straight year and 26 victories with a .765 winning percentage. He set a major league strikeout mark with 382 and a season innings pitched total of 336, plus a second modern NL perfect game against the Cubs on Sept. 9.
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Childress Youth Teams Extend Undefeated Streaks
The 7th and 8th grade teams defeated Wellington in the high school gym with 8th grade 18 to 17 and 7th grade 28 to 6. Scorers include Land 4 Inman 7 Baker 3 Swain 4 Rowland 4 Lane Nations Howard Session Wood. Freshmen beat Varbon 83 to 74.
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Television Schedule Fragments for December 7 1965
TV listings from multiple stations KFOX KGNC KAUZ KVIT and KFDAT for December 7 1965. Programs include Huntley Brinkley News Weather Dr Kildare The Hook West Point Story Peyton Place Rawhide The Rifleman Combat Wagon Train and news/weather updates.
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TV Listings Sketch for Local Stations and Day Schedule
A dense roster of local channel guides lists programs across KGNC KFDA KAUZ KVII and more. It shows morning to late night lineups including Today NBC News Jeopardy Captain Kangaroo I Love Lucy The Doctors General Hospital and news rounds with CBS NBC and related affiliates.
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