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A garbled passage notes political maneuvers with names and dates unclear. It mentions vetoes, a chair, Congress, and references to Nguyen, Mc Saigon, and Navy actions, but intelligible facts are scarce. The fragment hints at strategy shifts and government effort amid tensions in a Southeast Asian context.
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13th Jinx for UCLA P and Dons in NCAA Round
UCLA and San Francisco enter Friday's NCAA round with long winning streaks. UCLA seeks a 27th straight against Seattle in Corvallis Oregon while San Francisco aims for 19 in a row versus Utah State. Kansas State and Princeton also pursue double-digit streaks as NIT and regional play unfold.
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Eight Indians Battle For Right Field Job
Tito Francona will miss time with a hernia operation but next week will rejoin the Indians eight way battle for the right field job. Post, Al Smith, and rookie Bob Chance show promise in exhibitions. Paul Dicken also impresses manager Birdie Tebbetts. Post homered and drove in three in the lone game. Smith hits well. Chance has started four games and hits .429 with two RBIs.
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Somerset Injury Clouds Duquesne NIT Hopes
Ankle sprain to Willie Somerset during Duquesne practice threatens the Dukes NIT bid. Officials say recovery time unclear as Duquesne, a four seed, opens Tuesday versus the Army and Gonzaga winner.
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YMCA Hosts District Swimming Meet Tomorrow
The Northwest Pennsylvania YMCA Swimming League hosts 137 boy swimmers at the local YMCA pool for the district championship. Corry leads in entries with 34, Erie contingents 43, Meagu í lle 21, Titusville 21, Warren 18. Diving at 1 am, swimming at noon, 25 events, 40 entries in the cadet 20 yard freestyle, medals for top three, ribbons for fourth through sixth, team trophies for age-group winners.
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Bud) Bracken
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Two Big Leaguers Face Personal Troubles In 1960s Drama
Cincinnati Reds pitcher Joey Jay and Los Angeles Dodgers first baseman Frank Howard confront personal problems that threaten careers. Jay left Tampa camp to return to Cincinnati amid a lease expiry and oil venture concerns, while Howard contemplates retirement or staying on the field if issues with Bavasi are resolved.
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Rec All-Stars Top UCLA in Recreation League Showdown
Hasbrouck delivers a 20 point burst as the Junior High All-Stars upset UCLA 64 30 at halftime 24 14 and 31 30 in the second half. Hasbrouck nets nine field goals and two free throws George Costello adds 10 points for the Stars while UCLA’s John McChesney leads with 14. Other Stars include Larry Huffman Jim Obra Dick Steves Gene Zajac Rodney McCray and Jim Clark.
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Jim Clark
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French Outpoints Walcott In Ten Round Fight
Dick French of Providence 145 outpoints Young Joe Walcott 149 of Camden in ten rounds at Ter, Mass. The bout went two score and one ringside judge separated by referee’s decision.
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State Playoffs Shakeup In Class B Semifinals
The Class B state playoff semifinals pit ristol against Fountain Hill at Albright College and Northwest against Montrose at Carbondale as Eastern and Western regional finals loom. Mercury List 10 faces Northern Cambria in the Western final while Poraopolis meets Henfold in the East. Corshwhocken defeats Upper Dauphin 79-4. Waymart dominate Nescopeck as Cathedral and St Matthew reach Eastern finals.
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Persol Faces Colton in Madison Square Garden Rematch
Undefeated Johnny Persol, an 8-5 favorite, meets Eddie Colton of Seattle in a 10 round return bout at Madison Square Garden. Persol, 23, seeks another win to reclaim a title shot after a previous split decision, while Colton aims to rebound and challenge the champion.
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Archery scores from Lehman’s Seminoles meet results
Archery results list top scorers for Lehman’s Seminoles and Grice’s Apaches and Bennetts Blackfeet with individual scores for Pete Beagle Finnie Sawyer John Pager Diane Sawyer Dick Shaw Bil Beckwith Dave King Kirk Sawyer Don Eshelman Dan Beckwith and high scratch scores by Finnie Sawyer and Carl Wascak.
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Eagles Hire Browns Coach Evans To Lead Line
The Philadelphia Eagles announce the signing of Dick Evans, former Cleveland Browns defensive line coach, to fill the same role. Evans coached the Browns for four seasons before being released from his contract with great reluctance, according to Browns president Art Modell.
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Bowling B League crowns and high scores at Bowl-Aire
In the National B League at Bowl-Aire Norm Swart and Walt Lewis joined the select 600 circle with 233 208 189 and a 230, as Harry Sperry posted a 606. Other B League scorers included Slagle 231 200 Glaviano 218 202 Dunnewald 21 208 Casper Wowie 222 Haitink 218 McCray 217 Chase 214 Paver 208 Hammertee 201 Cressley 205 Gilbert 204 Malek 200. In A League at WEW three women surpassed 500 with Oonetti Bon tthd 527 Glavis 180 188 512 Hnatyszyn 170 187 152-509. Kay Messina had the high single at 214. Arch Kingsley led Corry Jamestown with 222 201 in Avalon Center. Jamestown beat Corry 2734 to 2611 as Mamion 160 193 227 580 guided Corry’s James town Classic entry. Standings show Walding Plating Supplies Finishing Machining 61 40 Ajax Office 60 45 BFH Corry Pharmacy Metrics Steel American Legion.
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George Gilbert
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Maribelle Sample
Erma Chase
Esther Mierke
Helen Hoyt
Babs Cook
Ann Gluyna
Barb Wickwire
Arch Kingsley
Avalon Center
Jerry Brant
Corry
Satellite Bowl
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Bob Mamion
Douglas
Larry Barr
John Woodard
Shorty Coan
Recreation Basketball HGH School League Shifts Results
The Yomplars and Rebels (forfeit) led to Bulldogs 62 Bombers 4, Cellar Dwellers 34 DJ's 38. Top scorers included Dennis Upperman 25 for Cellar Dwellers, Jim Black 23 Bulldogs, Jerry Roach 19 Bulldogs, Jan Bosak 15 Bombers, Jill Weicht 14 Bulldogs, Joe DeMarte 4 DJ's, Dave Bailey 12 Bombers, George Koestner 1 Cellar Dwellers, Dexter Sandburg 10 Cellar Dwellers, Bill Nichols 10 Bulldogs, Max Gregory 10 DJ's.
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