Ryun Matson Lead 10th U S Track Meet At Wichita
About 800 athletes from high school to veterans compete over two days at Wichita State University in the 10th U S Track and Field Federation meet. Highlighted by world record holders Jim Ryun and Randy Matson, the event features Ryun in the 880 and Matson in the shot put with top rivals from Chicago, Kansas, and the Pacific Coast Club. Pacific Coast defends team title. Kansas State and Kansas field strong entries as finals wrap Saturday night.
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Salt Walther the 500 rookie with strong racing roots
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CARE's Business: Helping Needy For Universal American Concern
The text frames CARE as the organization whose business is aiding needy people and making aid a universal symbol of American concern. It contrasts personal willingness to help with CARE's mission and impact across communities.
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