Tossday Tidings From Page and Garden City Telegram
March 12, 1963 edition notes happenings in Page and Garden City with brief notices, local events, and community updates. Names and places include Page and Garden City, reflecting district-wide schedules and small items of interest.
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Page & Fiarden City Telegram
Stalin Lives On in Hearts Of Georgians
AP correspondent recounts Georgians revering Stalin in Gori and noting museums shrine his birthplace. He describes de Stalinization effects, lingering Georgian resentment toward Russians, and a tense roadside incident witnessed during a trip to Tiflis.
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Stalin
Eddy Gilmore Gori
Georgia
U.S.S.R
Soviet Union
Joseph Stalin
Gori
Tiflis
Tbilisi
Georgian
Mtskheta
Moscow
New Faces in State Tourneys
The Associated Press notes that 1962 state high school basketball tournaments will feature many newcomers. Only nine of 32 teams from last year remain, with several teams switching classes. In Class AA at Wichita, Wichita East and Wyandotte defend, Parsons and Russell shift to Class A in Hutchinson, while Valley Center is the sole returnee in A. Emporia hosts B with Peabody returning, and Melvern, last year’s Class B champion, enters Class FB at Dodge City alongside Durham and Sylvia.
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Associated Press
Wichita
Wichita East
Wyandotte
Parsons
East
Russell
Hutchinson
Valley Center
Council Grove
Emporia
Peabody
Melvern
Dodge City
Durham
Sylvia
Primary election dispensed as Garden City plans April contest
Notice to electors states no more than two candidates for any office, thus the March 19, 1963 primary is canceled. General City Election remains set for April 2, 1963 with City Commissioner votes for two and Board of Education posts for three. Names listed: Morris C. Jones James 8. Bloan Richard Bortz Lloyd Haag William L. Lewis Nell F. Lindner Andora Ul. Snell. City Clerk Chas. R. Pebbles signs the proclamation dated March 9, 1963.
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Garden City
Kansas
Morris C. Jones James
Bloan
Board of Education
Richard Bortz
Lloyd H. Haag
William L
Lewis Nell F. Lindner
Maurice
Andora UL. Snell
Toni
Crossword Puzzle Clues and Cryptoquip Reveal
A mixed set of crossword horizontal and vertical clues with solutions, including obscure terms and multilingual hints, plus a cryptoquip featuring CHILD BALLERINA S DEBUT THRILLS BALLET AUDIENCE and a reference to King Features Syndicate 1963 cryptogram.
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Ehuhl Cahkin
Publishing House Promotes New Reading Concept
J B Lippincott introduces Basic Reading a blended phonics and look-say program claiming first graders can master about 2000 words by year end versus 45 under look-say. Authors Glenn McCracken and Charles Walcutt plan pilot tests in Iowa Tennessee California and suburban Philadelphia.
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Ralph Bernstein
Philadelphia
Puff the Cat
McGuffey
J. B. Lippincott
Glenn McCracken
New Castle, Pa
Charles C. Walcutt
Queens College
New York
Iowa
Tennessee
California
Hutchinson Bears to meet Independence in Region 6 final
In Parsons Kansas Hutchinson defeated Coffeyville 77 52 as Larry Cooper scored 34 points. Independence edged Arkansas City 63 59. The two winners meet tonight to decide who advances to the national junior college tournament with Coffeyville set for a consolation game.
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Parsons,kan
Coffeyville
Hutchinson
Larry Cooper
Independence
Arkansas City
Regional lineups set for NCAA basketball championship
Lineup announced for the NCAA tournament regionals March 15 16 with four winners advancing to semifinals and finals in Louisville March 22 23 East regional at College Park Md New York University 18 3 vs Duke 24 2 St Josephs Pa 22 4 vs West Virginia 22 7 Mideast regional at East Lansing Mich Bowling Green 19 6 vs Illinois 19 5 Chicago Loyola 2 2 vs Mississippi State 21 5 Midwest regional at Lawrence Kan Texas 19 6 v Cincinnati 2 1 Oklahoma City 19 9 v Colorado 18 6 Far West regional at Provo Utah Arizona State 0 25 2 v Stanford 16 8 or UCLA 19 7 San Francisco 17 8 v Oregon State 20 7
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Associated Press
Louisville
College Park
New York University
Duke
St. Joseph’s
West Virginia
East Lansing
Mich
Bowling Green
Illinois
Chicago
Loyola
Art Heyman Named AP Player of the Year at ACC Awards
Art Heyman of Duke will be honored as the Associated Press national player of the year at the second annual Atlantic Coast Conference basketball awards night on March 26 in Asheville North Carolina.
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Asheville
N.C
Art Heyman
Duke
Associated Press
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