University okays probation for Welter section athletes
The Oklahoma university faces probation as a sanction by the national association after a period of sanctions. The measure bars three national champions from postseason play and prevents televised appearances. The school administration argues the ruling is misapplied and seeks to protect program integrity while awaiting NCAA action.
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Real Action After Fight Ends In Ring Chaos
The bout between Carl Hubbard and Stefan Rod ends amid chaos after Hubbard wins by knockout. Red Hubbard’s manager bursts into the ring challenging officials and prompting the commission to seize the purse, while Hubbard suffers facial injuries and the audience boos.
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NCAA to disclose details on funds and penalties
The NCAA and NOAA investigations hinge on missing forms and recruitment funding disclosures related to MenitT ADE. NCAA officials say Weed repeatedly refused to release complete fund records, risking penalties including possible fines. The case involves Oklahoma and potential changes to penalties if information remains withheld.
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Hope Juniors Advance in Emmet Meet
Hope Juniors routed Waldo Juniors 44 to 20 in the Emmet Junior Invitational quarterfinals. Davie Porterfield led with 14 points as the Bokittens pulled away late. Murphy scored nine as Dan Jones, Purtle, and Mehiarty added seven and four. Waldo’s Watkins Hore and Daniel scored 8,7,6 respectively.
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Rail strike may be averted says Labor official
Washington AP Secretary of Labor James P. Mitchell is optimistic that a railroad strike can be averted. A Mitchell aide cited more than 39 meetings with rail management and unions, and noted pledges to form a committee for study and recommendation.
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College Basketball Rowing Through Mixed Results Across Regions
A collage of scores from games featuring Villanova, Temple, Syracuse, Holy Cross, Massachusetts, Vermont, Amherst, Colgate, Virginia Tech, Georgetown, Johns Hopkins, and more shows varied outcomes. The note closes with a statement that the underlying rail labor dispute remains unresolved, leaving the broader study idea in suspension.
Siren Night on the Highway Ends in Standoff
Bill and Carol drive through rain as sirens approach. Sergeant Mercer warns of a roadblock to trap a fleeing suspect, possibly Davey, wounded in a prior ambush. Deputies arrive with guns drawn while the couple contemplates the danger and waits for reinforcements.
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Philadelphia Faces Strong Basketball Week Across Nation
Philadelphia hosts a busy midweek slate as Villanova and LaSalle extend unbeaten runs in a flurry of college results. Cincinnati tops Temple, DePaul beats Western Kentucky, and Army Navy notch wins while Syracuse and Georgetown post notable upsets and tight scores.
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Man Guilty of Selling Stolen Outboard Motors
Arthur C. Silas was found guilty of selling stolen outboard motors and received a ten year sentence. Testimony linked Silas to purchasing four motors for 75 dollars each from co defendants Billy Joe McConnell and Roy Griffey, who admitted stealing boats on Black River and at Wappapello Lake. Several associates face charges in Arkansas and Missouri. Silas had prior acquittal in a separate bank robbery case.
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Threatened, Says Negro Congressman Powell Targeted
New York AP reports an anonymous Galley caller threatened Representative Adam Clayton Powell Jr. over his charges that police discriminate in enforcing gambling arrests. The caller blamed Powell for alleged bias while police deny the accusations. Heuben J. Patton, Harlem figure, was contacted.
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Train Hits Car in Benton Arkansas Man Dies
An AP freight train struck a car in Benton Arkansas injuring the driver who died. The victim was identified as Beckerman a lone industrial worker. Survivors include the widow and other family members. The report notes subscription rates and unrelated farm magazine references amid garbled text.
Solunar Tables Guide For Daily Fishing And Hunting
John Alden Knight's Solunar Tables outline daily Major and Minor fishing and hunting periods. The schedule lists times for Thursday through Sunday, indicating peak hours for optimal sport opportunities.
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Demands Action Day Amid Anti-Semitic Outbursts
Police across nations intensified inquiries into anti-Semitic outbreaks in the United States and Britain while probing for any underground links. Commentators warned of fascist revival signals as Jewish leaders split on whether hoodlums or underground movements fueled the spate. West German officials reported no evidence of an organized anti Jewish campaign.
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Preacher Accused of Sex Acts Still Free
In KOKOMO Indiana the Rev Clinton Beil facing charges of sexual relations with women and girls in his congregation remains free on 7500 bond after a Howard County grand jury adjourned without action. His church has fired him, and four girls subpoenaed to testify had left the state. The attorney for Beil filed motions to quash and seek a change of venue.
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ICC hearing ends on Missouri Pacific train cuts to Little Rock
A two day ICC hearing in Fort Smith examined Missouri Pacific Lines bid to drop the last two daily passenger trains between Kansas City and Little Rock. Twenty nine witnesses, largely opposing the cut, argued economic harm and public inconvenience. The ICC will reconvene in Coffeyville, Kansas, with participation from Arkansas, Oklahoma, Kansas and Missouri officials and localities including Fort Smith and Russellville.
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Man Jumps Into River Rescued by Authorities in Arkansas
In Little Rock a Rogers area patient at the North Utie Rock Veterans hospital jumped into the Arkansas River this morning but rescuers pulled him from the icy waters. Merle Ralison, 35, told police he attempted suicide but changed his mind after entering the water. He was a former employee of the American Bridge Co and was seen floating a half mile downstream before being helped ashore.
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Verger High School hosts France and floor show Friday
The Verger High School Student Council sponsors a France and floor show in Harris Cym Friday at 7 30 pm Admission 15 cents single 25 cents per couple. Also First Quarterly Conference at Bethel AME Church Sunday and Monday January 10 14 with Rev A L Harris presiding elder preaching 11 am and 3 pm Union Service includes Ward Chapel AME Prescott Texarkana S James AME Emmet Circuit and Fulton and Ashdown Circuits pastors listed. Installation for 1960 artists at Lonoke Baptist Church Sunday January 40 at 3 pm Rev James Coby pastor.
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