Best Season Forecast for Pro Football
HERSHEY Pa Chuck Bednarik, veteran center line backer of the Philadelphia Eagles, calls 1961 a challenging season for the team while noting his personal goals are achieved. He seeks a repeat title to prove the 1960 championship was no fluke and hints this could be his final active year after a long NFL run.
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Hershey
Chuck Rednarik
Philadelphia Eagles
Bednarik
Eagles
Pennsylvania
NFL
Man
Fagies
CES Will Hold Regular Meeting and Revival Notice
Greville Zorah Chapter No 4 CES schedules regular meeting Friday August 18 at 6 p m all members urged to attend. Providence Baptist Church, nine miles southeast of Hope on Highway No 4, opens revival services Monday August 14 at 7 30 p m led by Rev M S Riley with closing Friday August 18.
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Savlors
Hope
Zorah
CES
Fannie Alexander
Providence Baptist
M.S. Riley
Christmas in August for Korean Orphan in Fort Smith
For the fourth straight year the Godard Memorial Church Methodist Youth Fellowship held a Christmas party in August for Korean orphan Chian Sook. Santa, a trimmed tree and gifts such as dolls and coloring books filled the room as packages waited to be mailed to Korea for Christmas.
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Fort Smith, Ark
Iap
Methodist Youth Fellowship of
Godard Memorial Methodist Church
Santa Claus
Chian Sook
Korea
St Josephs Loses NCAA Third Place Over Ineligible Players
SEATTLE AP The NCAA committee stripped St Josephs College of Philadelphia of its third place finish in the national basketball tournament and ordered trophies and medals returned after three players Frank Majenski Jack Egan and Vince Kempton were ruled ineligible for gambling related violations The decision vacates St Josephs third place leaving Utah in fourth The sites for four regionals were announced East at Maryland Mideast at Town Midwest at Kansas State West at Brigham Young University on March 16 17 with the finals hosted by Kentucky March 23 24
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Seattle
National Collegiate Atletics Association
St. Joseph's College of Philadelphia
Utah
Frank Majenski
Jack Egan
Vince Kempton
University of Maryland
Mideast
University of Town
Midwest
Kansas State
Brigham Young University
University of Kentucky
Schedule to Favor Reds Over Dodgers
In Los Angeles the Cincinnati Reds, after a 5-2 win over the Dodgers, trail by four games in the loss column and one overall. With 12 road and 23 home games left, the Reds’ schedule appears to favor them for the remainder of the National League season, though manager Fred Hutchinson says gains aren’t guaranteed. The Reds face 12 more games against first division clubs while the Dodgers have 20, and Cincinnati will be idle 110 days in September, potentially easing pitcher workloads. Hutchinson notes uncertainty but hopes the schedule helps more than hurts.
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LOS Angeles
Cincinnati Reds
Reds
Dodgers
Coliseum
Cincinnati
Fred Hutchinson
Hutchinson
Soviet Official Urges End to Arms Race for World Hunger Peace
In Tokyo Anastas I. Mikoyan argued Western powers fear economic competition with the Soviet Union and war. He urged stopping weapon displays and producing food and housing for all, opening the first Soviet trade fair in Japan.
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Tokyo
Anastas I. Mikoyan
Soviet Union
Japan
Overseas Aviation collapses leaving 6000 Britons stranded
Overseas Aviation announced it had folded and suspended operations. About 6,000 British travelers abroad hold worthless return tickets. Chairman Ronald Myhill said the carrier was nearly 2 million dollars in debt. Twenty planes were grounded after BP cut off gasoline supplies over $700,000 unpaid bills.
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London
API
Overseas Aviation
Ronald Myhill
British Petroleum Co
SUSPENSETTE BIRD OF TIME By LESTER ARNO
A domestic scene with Henry and Martha Wilson recalling past romances as Hertry Wilson dismisses baseball talk. Dialogue reflects nostalgia for a honeymoon era and shared memories of songs, shoes, dolls, and piano pieces, ending with a literary allusion to Omar Khayyam.
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Lester Arno
George
Hertry Wilson
Henry
Martha Wilson
Niagara Falls
Buffalo
Martha
Papa
Mama
Wilson
Mantha
Carling
Lonker
Omar Khayyam
Billison
Rayburn Forecasts Passage For Foreign Aid Bill
House Speaker Sam Rayburn and President Kennedy discussed foreign aid at the White House breakfast as Rayburn forecast a "pretty good" aid bill. He noted possible amendments and referenced a strong political campaign against aid while urging U.S. leadership in the free world. Senate votes loomed on various provisions to modify the administration bill.
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Vaccaro
Washington
House
Sam Rayburn
Texas
Congress
Rayburn
Kennedy
White House
United States
Free Works
Hubert J. Tumphrey
D-Minn
Senate
Holly
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