Kennedy and Cuba policy debated in stalled congress
Fragmentary OCR hints at a debate over Cuba policy and US vigor, mentioning Kennedy, Secretary Nomura, Stennis, and Hart. It suggests Congress faced inquiries on Cuba actions and possible investigations, with references to committees and partisan divisions. The text is garbled but points to a political clash over foreign policy.
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Kenneth
eNamaran
Tates
Fingus
Cuba
Stennis
Congress
Corry notes prep for Bucknell and district sports
The piece covers Jack McIntyre traveling to Bucknell for the PEAA swimming championships with coach Dave Yard, while Bill Cochran cannot attend due to a district meet. It notes Corry High breaststroke swimmer Mash qualifying for state finals, and Pete Grannis at Meadville, aiming for D-10 team spots. It also mentions wrestling regional at Altoona, Sparta basketball success, and prep-school prospects for Titusville and Clemson players.
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Jack McIntyre
Bucknell University
Corry
Erie
Quick Dack
Bucknell
McIntyre
Lewisburg
Dave Yard
Jack
Bill Cochran
Altoona
Seation
Franklin
Dave
Pete) Grannis
Pete
Meadville
Alfcont
Lock Haven
Clearfield
Bald Eagle
Grannis and Co
Pend
Correites
Sparta
Corrylies
CAHS
Tom Flowers
United States Naval Academy
GAHS
Annapolis
Tom
Corry High
Mike Hanna
Titusville
Rick van Horn
Tin Montgomery
Montgomery
UPT
College Bird Joes
Kane Arent
Four More A Champs Ready For Title Chase
Four more Class A champions prepare for the state tournament as district finals crowned Plymouth-Whitemarsh Danville Bedford and Johnstown. Bedford beat Somerset 62-53 and Johnstown downed Altoona 54-48 to claim titles while Plymouth-Whitemarsh defeated Upper Darby 36-32 and Danville beat Coal Township 56-50. District B and C winners included Swoyersville 63-53 over Forest City and Kyletown 66-42 over Big Spring. Cresson 64-55 over Franklin. Scotland 60-59 over West Reading. Spartansburg 52-51 over Lawrence Park. Semis saw Punxsutawney 48-44 over Bradford Edgewood 5-04 over West Deer and Bentlevville Ellsworth 63-53 over Neshannock.
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Tirtsey Mottardin
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Tina
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Mercer
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Youngstown
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Waymart
Bill Cordran
Spartansburg Spears District Ten Crown Here Monday
Spartansburg won the District 10 crown with a 52-51 road victory over Lawrence Park at Meadville. Joe Prisina’s high-flying offense sparked a late rally as Spartaaub sealed their first UAVL title, led by Maynard Greer and Tubbs. The win sets up an inter-district showdown with Corry area champs Monday at Corry Area High School.
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Spartan
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Sparta
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Corry
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Greater Pittsburgh
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Big John
Franklin High
Lou Fogle
Clemson
Iktter
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Joe Prisina
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Meadville
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Erieites
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Connie's
Corry Area
Greer & Co
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Tubbs
Marvelous Mary
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Carter
Greer
Maynard
John Linden
Tay
Dave Ross
Dick Ore
John Schoenfield
Baseball Ex exhibition season opens with new strike zone
Major league teams begin exhibition play unveiling the expanded strike zone. The Yankees open against Baltimore in Fort Lauderdale while Giants meet Cleveland in Tucson. Other matchups include Cubs vs White Sox and Dodgers vs Washington.
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Associated Press
New York Yankees
Fort Lauderdale
Pis
Baltimore
San Francisco Giants
Cleveland
Tucson
Ariz
Cincinnati
Chiicigo White Sox
Washington
Los Angeles Dodgers
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National League
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Ralph Houk
Yankee
Joe DiMngelo
Yogi Berta
Hok
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Mel McGaha
Bobby Bragan
Tebbetts
Johnny Pesky
Eddie Lopat
Bob Kennedy
Chicago Cubs Board of Coaches
Sandy Koufax
Dodgers
Frank Lary
Ray Gibson
Gene Freese
Minnie Minoso
Oldsters
Stan Musial
Barry Wynn
White Sox
Corry Pistoleers Triumph Over Butler Five
Corry Pistoleers defeated Butler Five 2752 to 2644 last night led by Dick Lindberg scoring 568. Butler’s top marksman was Chick Emory with 547. Emery, Mackay, Filges, Hutchison, Hasbrouck, Briskie and Lindberg contributed to the Pistoleers win as the team shot well.
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Rusecit Pepe
Butler
Frank
Dick Lindberg
Chick Emory
Raabe
Emery J. Mackay
Filges
Hutchison
Gene Hasbrouck
Briskie
Dick Filndberg
Alliance clobbers Westminster to clinch district title
Alliance Pa cage champions win 87-63 over Westminster to take the NATA District 30 crown and earn a spot in the national tournament in Kansas City. The victory runs Alliance’s record to 15-1-5, as Bill Mandy pours in 31 points with 22 in the second half, ending Westminster’s two-year reign.
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Kansas City
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Allianee
Bill Mandy
Miiiinen
Cassius Clay Poised Between Ring and Verse in Village Reading
At Greenwich Village poetry reading Cassius Clay faces a mixed crowd of beatniks sports writers and locals. He reads a self penned piece and teases a boxing night amid a debate whether he is poet or fighter. The scene features appetites for cole slaw and chicken wings with a dramatic line about Sonny Liston and Julius Caesar.
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Greenwich Village
Cas- Marcellus Clay
Clay
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Doug Tones
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Marcellus
Carth
Julius Caesar
Douglas Jones
Sonny Liston
Cassius Micellus Clay
Conference tourneys glow as NCAA berths loom tonight
Ivy League leaders Princeton and Yale seek the Ivy crown at Fordham gym in New York with 11-3 marks while Morehead and Tennessee Tech clash in Bowling Green for the Ohio Valley title. Winners earn NCAA first round bids versus St Josephs and Chicago Loyola respectively. Big Six race hinges on Stanford at UCLA with Washington–Cal games left and Santa Monica playoff possible.
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Yale
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Morehead
Tennessee Tech
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St. Joseph's
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Stanford
UCLA
Indians
UGA
Bruins
California
Shand
Santa Monica
District YMCA Swim Meet Here Tomorrow
About 150 boy swimmers from seven teams compete in the Northwestern Pennsylvania YMCA District championships at the local pool. The event features cadet prep and junior divisions with 25 races starting at noon, medals for top three, ribbons for fourth to sixth, and relays scoring.
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YMCA
Tommorrow
Aquatic Club
Cory
Erle
Rane
Meacville
Ol City
Titusville
Warren
Fbe
Bowling league scores highlight midweek action
Sophie Douglas led the WPWA circuit with a 541 triple as eight bowlers hit 500 or more. Dorothy Morton and Mile Orn posted 210s and 202 respectively, while Bob Clark topped the American Bowl-Atre with 234. Dick Staples rolled 936 in a Corry Jamestown game, the night’s high, as other players posted scores near 200.
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Bill Cochran
Bill Darnoall
David Amy
Tim Cragg
Scoop Sample
Jeff Puller
Dave Cochran
Joe Amy
Carl Counasse
Tim Stahl
Doug Rothrock
Lary Amy
John Seitz
Jerry Mick
Ed Rovell
Dick Root
Jim Lundy
Tom Cherry
Dim Amy
Tom Sawyer
Doug Rovelle
Ron Alexander
Bob Alexander
Dr. Kelsey
Rene Counasse
Kirk Sawyer
Walter Darnofall
Ray Amy
Dick Peebles
Vic Cragg
Jack Stahl
Ray Root
Keith Orn
Charles Correll
WPWA
Sophie Douglas
Andi
Plovence Lamicile
Dorothy Morton
Mile Orn
Iite
Arley Eurls
Sil Jand
Corry Jamestown
Owls
Lesete
Louie Catella
Ronald Volk
Harlan
Lyle Shannon
Tom Burlhart
Dale Hammerlee
Idack
Armitage
Norm Cressley
Noon Swart
Don Sperry
Dick Staples
Avalon Center
Dick Smith
Ed Berry
Harry Schlemer
Pensacola Open Sees Tight Race After First Round
Pensacola Open enters second round as top 33 players separated by strokes led by Gary Player defending champion Doug Sanders Julius Boros and Allan Henning. Scores cluster at 67 to 73 with many pros near the lead at Pensacola Country Club. Local hospitality staff coordinate teams and spectator services for event.
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Doug Sanders
Julius Boros
Allan Hennins
Johannesburg
South Africa
Sanders
Henning
Wille Boros
Pensacola Country Club
Gay Brewer
Gardner Dickinson Jr
Johnny Pott
Kim Ferrier
George Bayer
Arnold Palmer
Bo Wininger
Don Massengale
Harold Kneece
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