Free Sub Rule Return Is Unlikely
New York AP reports that 98 percent of caddies favor free substitution, but college football is unlikely to revert to the prior rules next year. Coaches split on unlimited substitution. Ivy Williamson and committees plan hearings in Fort Lauderdale January 11 to study the football code.
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National Collegiate Athletic Association
Frank Broyles
Arkansas
Ivy Williamson
University of Wisconsin
Coaches Association
Woody Hayes
Ohio State
Len Casanova
Oregon
Williamson
Darrell Royal
Texas
Pete Elliott
Ilinois
Royal
Longhorns
Elliott
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Chiefs Claim Nation's Tallest College Basketball Unit
Oklahoma City University stands atop the sport in height with a 6 ft 7 in average for the Chiefs starting five, surpassing last year’s mark. The 6-7 lineup powered a 91-86 overtime win over Loyola of New Orleans as Eddie Jackson, a 7-footer, led with 25 points and the team tallied 70 points from a formidable front line.
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Oklahoma City Universityn
Loyola
New Orleans
Eddie Jackson
Jerry Wells
Bud Koper
Gene
VMI
Oklahoma City
Davidson
Villanova
Walloping St. Francis
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Ernie Thompson
Bradley
Centenary
Billy Foster
Drake
Purdue
Gene Elmore
SMU
Baylor
Barry Rodrigue
Rice
Texas Tech
Portland
Oregon
Texas A&m
TCU
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Texas
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Western Michigan
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Bobby Watson
Chuck Schmaus
Joe Kruszewski
Fred Hetzel
Dick Snyder
Wildcats
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St. Francis
Jim Washington
George Leftwie
Bill Melchionni
Richie Moore
Dog food shields Hot Springs theft at Arkansas market
In Hot Springs, police report burglars used dog food cans as a barrier to hide them while prying open a 1000 pound safe and fleeing with 2700 dollars. In McGehee, a 21 month old boy died in a house fire as his mother and stepfather watched the child sleep in a back room.
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Hot Springs
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McGehee
Willy Johnson Jr
Clyde Peebles
Subversion Hated Policy of the Reds
Boston AP interview with House Speaker John W. McCormack outlines U.S. strategy during the Cold War. He urges a strong military and continued foreign aid, notes health and intent not to resign, and comments on tax cuts and civil rights amid Kennedy assassination succession. He remains aligned with President Johnson on security and foreign affairs.
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John W. McCormack
Soviet Union
United States
Associated’ Press
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McCormack
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Lyndon B. Johnson
MacCormack
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U.S
It's a New Danny Kaye on the TV
Hollywood AP interview with Danny Kaye discusses TV success boosting his happiness and energy He says the show did not tank his finances and brought new challenges He details his five weeks on one week off schedule and recent travels to Canada the World Series and London
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Bob Thomas
Wrsler Hollywood
Danny Kaye
Hollywood
Moss Hart
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London
Liz Taylor divorce expected this week
New York AP reports Elizabeth Taylor plans to file for divorce from Eddie Fisher this week in Puerto Vallarta Mexico. Fisher says he may consent later while lawyers pursue a multi million dollar settlement. Fisher says the matter bores him and Taylor wants an end to the affair.
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Elizabeth Taylor
Eddie Fisher
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Miss Jaylor
Richard Burton
Puerto Vallarta
Mexico
Francisco Figueroa
Mexico City
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Memorial to Kennedy May Take Years
Washington AP reports that honoring Kennedy may stretch years, likening it to Lincoln’s 57 year wait for a memorial. Some congressmen warn against delaying action, urging public opinion to press for aid and civil rights legislation. The civil rights bill is praised as among Congress's most important, surpassing even tax cuts for its moral implications.
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Washington
United States
Abraham Lincoln
Congress
Dedication Written by Late JFK
New York AP reports President John F. Kennedy wrote an introduction to a forthcoming book on artists life as stern and lonely. The piece praises the artist’s effort amid deprivation and notes Kennedy’s recovery period while working on Profiles in Courage. The book is dedicated to his memory and tied to the national cultural center plan.
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New York
John F. Kennedy
Creative America
National Cultural Center
Washington
Kennedy
Dempsey Denies Loaded Gloves Claim From 1919 Title Fight
New York AP reports new memoir claims by Jack Dempsey’s former manager Doc Kearns that Dempsey used plaster and other substances on his hands to aid a One Round knockout bid in 1919 against Jess Willard. Dempsey and Willard’s recollections are mixed with Denial and bitter rebuttals from both sides. Willard, now 82, says the gloves were loaded and that he was robbed by the “king of the robbers” while suffering multiple knockdowns and facial injuries.
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Jack Dempsey
Jess Willard
Jack
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Sports Illustrated
Dempsey
Kearns
Benny Marshall
Birmingham News
Gene Tunney
Philadelphia
Mickey
Finn
Willard
Sports Cllustrated
Lincoln Memorial Debated as Kennedy Memorial Bill Moves
A House debate opens on renaming the national cultural center for John F. Kennedy with a $31 million grants loans package. Senatorial approval already achieved, opposed by Rep. Fred Schwengel who urges careful study via a presidential commission to consider a Kennedy memorial.
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National Cultural Center
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