India backs peace stance amid Cold War tensions
Fragmented report notes India leaning toward avoiding expansion of hostilities and seeking a peaceful approach in Korea. It cites Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru and foreign policy proponents urging restraint while voicing concern over potential global war escalation and alignment pressures from the United States Soviet bloc and China.
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China
Korea
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Inada
Tae Jordin Payne
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Ainda Snd
Soviet
Russia
Dey
Pkogudi
Roundup previews baseball and world tension notes
The column by Gayle Talbot blends a baseball update on players and teams with commentary on international affairs. It references Mika Ariz and notable players, then shifts to a broader discussion of United States policy, the United Nations, and global peace strategies, citing President Eisenhower and Indian views.
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Ariz
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Jane Din
Seine Mike Kbeelling
Phil Cavirerella
Aril
Cavorietis
Warren Waker
Tee
Cecil
Hay Sovalley Wesch
Bbs Pramigni
TN Ds
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Wil Roper
Dee Pandy
Fiest
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Asia
Times of Lidia
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America
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the Times
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India
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Four Berths Remain in NIT Meet
NY by John Griffin reports four berths remain in the NIT tournament amid uncertain conference outcomes. Yale, Niagara, Georgetown, Holy Cross, and the Atlantic Coast champion are the frontrunners with the rest awaiting tonight’s results to decide representation in the New England Conference.
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Eway Cross
Wien Brittanny Voie
Wyola
Meigham Yeung
Winniig
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Marakoll
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Fights Last Night at Sonnyside Garden Reported Upsets
The Associated Press recounts bouts featuring notable welterweights and lightweights in New York and surrounding arenas. Reports: Poleda defeats Temimie Lecdle in a decisive 118 pound division, while Eyal overpowers Bowman in a featured 182 pound bout at Asheville arena.
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Associated Press
Lwan
Fat Lowey
Poleda
Temimie Lecdle
Detryl
New York
Sonnyside Garden
Peankle Eyal
Don Bowman
Ashe‘villa
N.C
Newark
Roger Murlel
Alabama Invited to SWC Tournament
Dallas report states Alabama was chosen as the guest team for the Southwest Conference preseason tournament held in Houston. The Crimson Tide will face seven conference members Rice Southern Methodist Baylor Arkansas Texas A M and Texas Christian December 28 29 and 30 in Rice Gymnasium. Alabama's record stands at 12 wins and eight losses.
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Alabama Today
Houston
Crimson Tide
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Rice
Southern Methodist
Baylor
Arkansas
Texas Ay & M
Texas Christian
Alabama
Orange Bowl Big Seven May Tie Up
Kansas City reports indicate the Orange Bowl and the Big Seven Conference are exploring a future relationship for postseason football. Meetings yesterday between Orange Bowl officials Vin Kusrow and Big Seven faculty representatives and athletic directors aimed to round out the conference’s future attitudes toward next season’s bowls. Official comment remained scarce as in past negotiations.
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Juniors Reach Tourney Semifinals Amid District Play
In Gurdon last night Arkadelphia and Nashville won to reach the junior boys district semifinals. New Queen fell 22 to 25 as Nashville defeated Ashdown 18 to 15. Tonight Arkadelphia vs Gurdon at 7 30 and Nashville vs Arkadelphia in the late game.
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Challenge Seeks Second Victory at Oaklawn Park
Our Challenge, a son of Challenge Me and trained by Henry Forrest, seeks his second straight win in the Southern Airlines Purse feature at Oaklawn Park. A six-horse field includes Miss Bobbin, Culling Edge, Blunt, Safe Arrival, and Royal’s Last, who won the Arkadelphia Purse yesterday.
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Reluctant Cindereline 4 Jennifer Ames in Palm Beach Arrival
Readable fragments show Jennifer Ames discovering Palm Beach during a Florida trip with friends. The narrative follows hotel and social scenes at Appleton’s and Breakers, with mentions of Derek Felton, Thelma, Betty Ann, Carol Marston, and Jason Felton amid planning for a prestigious season.
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Cage Contest Planned in District Play
Hope Star and KXAR host a joint contest during the District Senior Boys Tournament in Murfreesboro. Entrants pick semi finalists and district tournament winners across four brackets for a chance to win free passes to the State Senior Boys Tournament in Prescott March 11–14.
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Favorites Tangled in AAA Junior High Playoffs
In Little Rock Arkansas the AAA Junior High Tournament second round paired Pine Bluff with Ft Worth Little Rock Jefferson Davis and Hot Springs. Pulaski Heights beat Fourth Street North Little Rock to advance. Pine Bluff crushed Little Rock West Side 90 to 20, while Ft South had a first round bye.
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Texarkana North Heights
Sovith
Pulaski Heights
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North Little Rock
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