High Point Bison football losses from 1947 to 1966 detailed
John Russell’s records from The Enterprise show High Point Bison regular season results: 1947 1966 76 wins 107 losses 15 ties, losses about 54 percent. For 1927 46 the Bison were 87 74 25 with four championships split two wins and two losses.
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Outlook Good Room Enters 81st Month in Expansion
Washington reports the U S economy has reached 81 months of growth, the longest on record if it lasts through November. Chair Gardner Ackley says odds of sustaining expansion are improved but hinge on President Johnson’s proposed 10 percent income tax surcharge and spending cuts. The Mills group resists the tax hike without long-term spending restraint, amid three wartime recessions and a 57 percent rise in gross national product since 1961.
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Cincinnati Hit by Newspaper and Transit Strikes
Cincinnati faced dual disruption as 800 transit workers joined a strike at Cincinnati Transit Co. and both daily newspapers ceased, depriving about 1,300 readers and thousands of students of service amid traffic jams and weather. Courts may seek action to end the transit walkout.
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Democrats Urge In-Party War Debate On Vietnam Policy
Two Democratic critics of President Johnson’s Vietnam policy urge a frank in-party war debate as Democrats plan for the 1968 White House campaign. Sen. Eugene J. McCarthy says in- party talks could spark platform and possible nomination challenges. He argues internal debate is politically healthier than false unity.
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Humphrey Arrives In Malaysia Amid Riot Police Vigilance
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey landed in Kuala Lumpur amid riot police guarding against past Johnson visit violence. Pro and anti Humphrey protests occurred in Penang and downtown. Malaysia’s Prime Minister assured no troops to Vietnam but to train South Vietnamese police.
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The Gun That Saved The Day AP Wirephoto
A dramatic AP Wirephoto caption recalls a firearm credited with averting danger in a tense moment. The image and note highlight a quick intervention that prevented harm, illustrating a警察 or civilian actor acting decisively to end a threat.
Gary mayor race focuses on race issue
Gary Indiana faces a pivotal mayoral election dominated by accusations of voter registration fraud and fears of violence. Democratic candidate Richard Gordon Hatcher, a Black attorney and former council president, challenges incumbent A Martin Katz as tensions rise in a steel city of 180,000.
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American Image In Europe Holds Bright Yet Clouded
London reports the image of Americans remains bright to Europe yet US leadership raises mixed feelings. Vietnam, riots, and crime worries color opinions across London Paris Rome. Critics fear U.S. economic dominance and brain drain while Britons balance opportunism with skepticism.
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Cherry Bombs Kill Wingate Youth
A 14-year-old Wingate boy, Robert McManus, died after cherry bombs he carried exploded during a trick or treat outing. A companion was burned in the blast and said the explosion happened all at once. The incident occurred Tuesday night and was reported by Wingate police.
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Parents Of Dead Children Jailed In Florida Case
De Soto County Sheriff Frank Cline outlined a suspected motive of life insurance benefits in the death of seven children from poisoning. He noted prior deaths of five Richardson children and said a coroner's inquest would proceed. Officials discussed possible murder charges against James Richardson and his wife Annie Mae, with state prosecutors weighing the case.
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New Service Brings Weekly Sports Wrap to GIs Abroad
A clipped wrap of past week’s sports news is added for soldiers overseas. The feature aids wives and mothers writing letters to servicemen and aims to keep alumni connected with athletics.
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