Shue Delivers First Big Win as Bullets Coach
Baltimore Bullets coach Shue earns first NBA victory in his debut season with a 116 106 win over the San Francisco Warriors. He vows defense first and a push toward the playoffs after a 5 21 start, praising players pride and renewed focus.
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Shue Ale Study
Nationa Basketball Association
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Tress
San Francisco Wariors
Bullets
Memphis ER chief Sullenberger found dead in pit
Clyde Holland Sullenberger, chief of the emergency room at Johnson Hospital in Memphis, was found dead in a water-filled sand pit after disappearing November 17 following a night shift. The Arkansas native from Camden had been reported missing from the hospital.
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Clyde All Holland
Sullenberger
Johnson Hospital
Camen
Ark
Finch May Be California's New GOP Star
Los Angeles lawyer Robert H. Finch emerged as a major force in California politics after winning the lieutenant governor race by 1.2 million votes, far surpassing Reagan. Finch, 41, built a career guiding campaigns for Nixon and Murphy and hints at a future bid for governor or the U.S. Senate as Reagan considers moving on.
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George Zucker
Los Angeles
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Robert H. Finch
Reagan
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Glenn Anderson
Brown
Richard M. Nixn
George Murphy
U.S. Senate
Agan
U.S
Murphy
Thomas H. Kuchel
Senate
Kuchel
Los Angeles County
Nixon
Washington
Kansas State Added to Hog Schedule
Kansas State University of the Big Eight will play the Arkansas Razorbacks in an Oct. 28 football game at Little Rock. It will be the first meeting since 1926 and Kansas State has never lost to Arkansas. Kansas State’s late October slot fills the schedule left by Wichita State and later North Texas State.
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Houston
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Dallas
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Arithmetic and Christmas Delays in School Lesson
ARBS School kids quickly grasp the new math except when counting days to Christmas. A hit-and-run driver realizes his mistake in fleeing his conscience. A doctor notes that two or three ounces of alcohol at bed time may affect judgment.
India Fights Death Rate While Tackling Nagpur Mystery
India slashes death rate from 217.4 per 1000 in 1951 to 16 per 1000 now as malaria drops with DDT programs and disease control. A baffling Nagpur syndrome strikes children since 1958 with fever and high fatality, while leprosy affects over half a million. The government plans sanitation and safe water investments totaling about 5.25 billion dollars over 20 years.
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New Delhi
India
Nagpur
Health Ministry
National Institute of Communicable Diseases
Ernest Tierkel
Atlanta Center
U.S. Agency For International Development
Mopup
Bombay
Tierkel
Politicians Lose That Magic Touch in Washington
In a satirical sketch James Marlow notes Congress seems stuck and uninspiring. He imagines outdoors venues and celebrity musicians turning sessions lively while highlighting public appetite for entertainment over steady governance. He cites Dirksen as a durable actor and mentions Reed, Peck, Connors, Wayne, Armstrong and Anderson as possible political contenders or symbols.
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Associated Press
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Sen
Lyndon
Johnson
Texas
America
House
California
Ronald Reagan
Edmund G. Brown
Gregory Peck
Chuck Connors
John Wayne
Louis
Satchmo) Armstrong
Armstrong
Marian Anderson
Plausible Senate satirical tribute to musical senators
A humorous sketch envisions Edward Duke Ellington and other stars joining the Senate or House, promising musical reform and comic relief. It contrasts that wit with the current humorless chambers, suggesting a chorus of famous entertainers could animate debates. The second part reports a major U.S. operation in Tay Ninh Vietnam, where 25,000 troops press into a Viet Cong held jungle zone near the Cambodian border, with helicopters and artillery supporting an American advance.
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National Liberation Front
Viet Cong
U.S
18Th Infantry
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