Alabama Tops Georgia in Savannah Invitational
Alabama edged Georgia 72-68 to finish 2-1 in the Savannah Invitational round robin. Robert Andrews led Alabama with 25 points as Georgia stayed close most of the game before a late layup sealed the win. Florida State won the title at 3-0, Georgia Southern went 0-3.
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Savannah
Florida State
Georgia Southern
Alabama
Georgia
Reese Carr
Crimson Tide
Robert Andrews
Andrews
Prep Scores From Invitational Melees Across Alabama
The Associated Press reports scores from multiple invitational events. Shades Valley beat Tuscaloosa 66 39 for the championship, Banks defeated Cullman 72 61 in consolation play, Columbus Bi City beat Baker 53 41 for the championship, Opelika topped Central of Phenix City 50 36 in consolation, Eufaula defeated Jordan of Columbus in fifth place, Beauregard edged Holtville 46 45 in the Dadeville final, Dadeville 77 over Hackneyville 47 in consolation, Boat beat Sardis 68 61 for the championship, Collinsville triumphed 61 39 over Blountsville.
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Associated Press
Shades Valley
Sidney Lanier
Tuscaloosa
Banks
Cullman
Columbus, Ga
Bi-City
Columbus
Baker of Columbus
Opelika
Central of Phenix City
Eufaula
Jordan of Columbus
Beauregard
Holtville
Dadeville
Hackneyville
Sardis
Collinsville
Blountsville
Locust Fork Invitational results update
Locust Fork beat Madison County 55 to 51 and Blount County defeated Walnut Grove 52 to 45. Alabama Christian 58 over Shorter 51 in consolation action. Union defeated Alexander City 937 in a separate matchup.
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Locust Fork
Blount Co
Walnut Grove
Alabama Christian
Shorter
Union
Alexander City
College Basketball Scores From Various Games
Drake 67 Minnesota 65 East Tennessee 61 Mississippi 53 Wichita 71 Ohio State 54 Michigan 82 Yale 71 Princeton 79 Davidson 70 Kentucky 78 Notre Dame 70 Memphis State 80 Oklahoma City 77 Oklahoma State 54 Iowa State 38 Baldwin Wallace 79 Geneva 67 Butler 89 Dartmouth 55 Cincinnati 73 Ohio U 43 New Hampshire 82 Stetson 74 Seattle 75 Arizona 50 Illinois 92 West Virginia 74 Bradley 71 Louisville 70 Duke 113 Wake Forest 87 tournament results listed include Big Eight Consolation Seventh Nebraska 93 Oklahoma 86 Fifth Colorado 74 Missouri 58 Far West Classic Portland Seventh Idaho 64 Washington State 63 All College Oklahoma City Toledo 70 Baylor 59 Cotton Bowl Dallas Consolation Semifinals Texas Wesleyan 108 Arlington State 98
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Associated Press
Drake
Minnesota
East Tenn
Mississippi
Wichita
Ohio State
Michigan
Yale
Princeton
Davidson
Kentucky
Notre Dame
Memphis State
Oklahoma City
Okla State
Iowa State
Baldwin Wallace
Geneva
Butler
Dartmouth
Cincinnati
Ohio U
New Hampshire
Stetson
Seattle
Arizona
Illinois
West Virginia
Bradley
Louisville
Duke
Wake Forest
Kansas City
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Colorado
Missouri
Portland
Idaho
Washington State
Toledo
Baylor
Dallas
Texas Wesleyan
Arlington State
Bearcats Dominate Ohio U In 73 43 Victory
Cincinnati held Ohio University to 14 points in the first half and rolled to a 73 43 win. George Wilson led with 22 points as the NCAA champions extended their 27th straight victory. The Bearcats led 38 14 at halftime.
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Cincinnati
Ohio University
George Wilson
Kentucky Edges Notre Dame In Narrow 78 70 Victory
Don Rolfes came off the bench to spark Kentucky in the second half and help the Wildcats beat Notre Dame 78 to 70 in Louisville. Scotton Nash led Kentucky with a strong first half scoring, while Notre Dame clamped down late as Nash scored only six in the final period and Sheffield topped the Irish.
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Louisville
Don Rolfes
Kentucky
Notre Dame
Wildcats
Scotton Nash
Nash
Sheffield
Racing Idol Sentenced to Life in East German Prison
Berlin AP report says Harry Sidel, 24, once East German cycling star, received life imprisonment from the Supreme Court for helping refugees flee via tunnels under the Berlin Wall. He fled to West Berlin in 1961 and later aided others despite a promise not to tunnel escape.
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Berlin
East Berlin
Rotraut
Seidel
East Germany
More Than Ten Thousand Soviets Remain in Cuba
Washington officials estimate over 10,000 Russian personnel still in Cuba with about 6,000 in four heavily armed combat battalions. Some troops and technicians tied to missiles and bombers are departing, while anti aircraft units and ground battalions stay. Khrushchev plans further withdrawals but U.S. pressure remains limited as talks falter.
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Washington
Cuba
U.S
Khrushchev
Kennedy
United States
Soviet Union
Fidel Castro
New York
Castro
Havana
Auburn Wins Sugar Classic
Auburn defeats Houston 71 to 69 in overtime to win the Sugar Bowl basketball championship as Layton Johns scores 28 points including two overtime layups. Johns, 6-7 center, tallies two layups in overtime and six of ten shooting for the period.
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New Orleans
Layton Johns
Auburn
Tigers
Houston
Senate Probes Docks Strike thriller unfolds in New York
Senate investigators opened a probe into the Maine to Texas dockworkers strike affecting 60 000 hands as the labor secretary seeks to end the walkout. ILA president Captain William V Bradley claims harassment while union leaders meet with investigators amid talks with the New York Shipping Association to resolve featherbedding claims and gang sizes. The six day strike halts Atlantic and Gulf port shipping as McClellan weighs public hearings and possible conclusions.
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New York
Senate
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
W. Willard Wirtz
William V. Bradley
International Longshoremen’s Association
Thomas Gleason
ILA
Anthony Anastasia
Albert Anastasia
Washington
McClellan
Wirtz
New York Shipping Association
Atlantic
Gulf Ports
Wallace Says TV Denied Him
Alabama Governor elect George Wallace said NBC refused his national TV appearance at the Blue Gray game arguing he is an elected official and required prior clearance. Sponsor spokesman Joel Nixon and sportscaster Art Gleason said they invited him in good faith and NBC's New York legal department ruled on-air clearance.
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Joel Nixon
Art Gleason
Wallace
Nixon
NBC Legal Department
New York
NBC
Ten outstanding young men of 1962 named by Jaycees
Ten recipients across religion medicine education government communications and sports were chosen as the 1962 outstanding young men. Honorees include James T. Beatty 27 Los Angeles distance runner Rep. John Braden 35 and others from New York City Washington Baltimore Jersey City and Hong Kong.
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Tulsa
Okla
U.S
The
Ladies’ Home Journal
Jules Bergman
New York City
American Broadcasting Co
Bert I. Bernhard
Washington
US Civil Rights Commission
Guido Calabresi
New Haven
Louisville
Courier-Journal
James R. Jude
Baltimore
Johns Hopkins University
James W. Turpin
Hong Kong
Seizure Sought Against Questionable Diagnostic Machines
In Birmingham four devices marketed as electronic impulse based disease diagnoses are the subject of a DOJ filed suit. The government claims the Micro-Dyameter devices are worthless and mislead by false diagnostic claims. Manufactured by Ellis Research Laboratories of Chicago, the machines are held by four Alabama chiropractors and federal marshals may seize and destroy them. The suit asserts the unit mainly functions as a galvometer measuring tiny electrical currents.
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U.S. District Court
Department of Justice
Alabama Chiropractors
Ellis Research Laboratories, Inc
Chicago
Four Die as French Airliner Crashes on Corsican Snow
An Air-Nautique Stratoliner with 24 aboard crashed in a snowbound Corsican mountain region during a storm. Ground crews struggled through fog to reach the wreckage at about 7,000 feet. Four were killed and reports indicate the wreckage burned after the impact. The plane was en route from Bastia to Ajaccio with a crew of three and was to continue to Nice.
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Ajaccio
Corsica
Mediterranean
Bastia
Nice
France
The
Air-Nautique Co
Refugees to Receive Awards in Little Rock Ceremony
A non profit medical assistance program for refugees from Communist China will present awards to ten men at a ceremony January 18 19 in Little Rock Arkansas.
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China
Little Rock
Ark
Red Chinese Test Closer in Sinkiang Province
Indian Express reports that Communist China is preparing to conduct its first nuclear test in remote Sinkiang Province very soon. The broadcast from Lhasa the Tibetan capital was cited as the source.
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New Delhi
India
China
Sinkiang Province
Indian Express
Lhasa
Florida citrus prices surge after crippling freeze
Prices for fresh Florida citrus bound for consumers nearly double due to a severe December freeze. Wholesale costs for concentrate packs rose up to one dollar per dozen six ounce cans. Industry officials estimate substantial losses to the record citrus crop, with as much as 50 percent of oranges and 30 percent of grapefruit damaged.
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Lakeland
Fla
Florida
Robert W. Rutledge
Florida Citrus Mutual
Radio report sparks nuclear balance claim in Lhasa
The express said the Chinese mushroom bomb was publicized by Lhasa radio three times since 1960. Official and diplomatic sources stated they had no information to confirm or deny the report.
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the Express
Lhasa Radio
Skybolt Test Sixth Flight Declared Successful
Air Force spokesman says the sixth Skybolt test achieved all objectives at Cape Canaveral. Defense officials dispute details noting no reentry nose cone for impact and awaiting a final report due mid January.
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Washington
Skybolt
Air Force
Defense Department
Cape Canaveral
USAF
Pentagon
Egg Slicer Dicing Method for Hard-Cooked Eggs
A quick kitchen trick uses an egg slicer to dice hard cooked eggs. Slice once then rotate the egg halfway and slice again for uniform bits.
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