Bo Rowland to Arkansas Hall of Fame
Arkansas sports figure Bo Rowland, noted for coaching at Henderson and Ouachita, is set for induction into the Arkansas Hall of Fame in Hot Springs alongside Elmer Smith and others. The piece traces Rowland’s career from 1925 beginnings in Arkadelphia through coaching roles at The Citadel, Oklahoma City University, George Washington University, and Washington, highlighting his wide impact and banquet circuit fame.
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Harry King
Associated Press
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Bo Rowland
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Arkansas Hall of Fame
Hot Springs
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Ouachita
Oklahoma
Syracuse
Cornell
Citadel
Navy
Oklahoma City University
George Washington University
Washington, D.C
Washington
Washington Touchdown Club
Francis Stann
Will Rogers
Herb Striner
Bing Tops ABA Scoring Leaders Despite Robertson Pace
NBA statistics released show Dave Bing leading Detroit with 1,246 points in 46 games, 27.7 per game, while Oscar Robertson of Cincinnati averages 29.7 over 36 games. Wilt Chamberlain ranks high in points and rebounding, with 24.2 points and 24.4 rebounds per game, and leaders also include Wilt in field goal percentage at .566, Larry Siegfried in free throw percentage and Lenny Wilkens in assists.
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NEW York
Dave Bing
Detroit Pistons
National Basketball Association
Oscar Robertson
Cincinnati
Bing
Robertson
Wilt Chamberlain
Philadelphia Tears
Chamberlain
Larry Siegfried
Boston Celtics
Lenny Wilkens
St. Louis Hawks
Kentucky Claws Back In SEC Race After Georgia Win
Adolph Rupp’s Kentucky Wildcats roared to a 104-73 victory over Georgia, moving to 10-2 on the season and 4-1 in the SEC. Dan Issel left injured after a spill, while Thad Jaracz and Mike Casey led with double digit scoring as Kentucky furiously pursued a tougher four game road swing through Knoxville and Baton Rouge.
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Georgia
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Moe
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Mike Casey
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Soph
Dan Issel
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Ray Jeffords
Jim Lemasy
Public Works Freeze Is Lifted By Gordon Brown
The Johnson Administration lifted a public works freeze on Army Engineers and Reclamation Bureau projects enacted last October. The action, announced to congressional committees and confirmed by a Budget Bureau spokesman, keeps agencies within last year’s $4.1 billion domestic spending cuts while many projects were not significantly delayed due to winter construction lulls.
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Gordon Brown
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
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Army Engineer and Reclamation Bureau
Budget Bureau
Congress
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Ways and Means Committee
Army Engineers
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Reclamation Bureau
Pure Oxygen Dropped for Space Probes
NASA moves to test enriched air as a safer alternative to pure oxygen after a deadly Cape Kennedy fire. A board of space scientists approved the change last weekend with a test program resuming midweek, aiming to reduce fire risk in future Apollo missions and maintain NASA’s 1969 timeline amid funding shifts and program delays.
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Lawrence Lee
AP Aerospace Winter Space Center
Houston
Tex
U.S
Cape Kennedy
Apollo
Manned Spacecraft Center
NASA
America
North American Rockwell Corp
Ts Builder
WR Installs New Prison Board in Arkansas
Winthrop Rockefeller filled the five member state Penitentiary Board Monday with four appointments, naming John Haley chairman and setting terms for Currie Lytle Kolb and Rush. Morton was named permanent prison superintendent as the board called for a management audit and a penitentiary study commission review.
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Little Rock
Winthrop Rockefeller
Thomas O. Morton
Rockefeller
W. Ly Currie
Osceola
W. P. Lytle
Clarksville
W. Peyton Kolb
Lite Te Rock
Marshall Nett Rush
Pine Bluff
Penitentiary Study Commission
Rush
R. E. Jeter
Wabbaseka
Morton
John Haley
Kolb
Jeff Wood
Cabot
Currie
Grady Woolley
el Dorado
Lytle
L. M. Greene
Siloam Springs
Nhat
Ames
Tuard
Going Collective Beats Going Steady In Youth Column
Helen Help Us answers teen questions about dating trends and morals. Readers discuss collective dating, handling temptations, and respectful relationships while addressing a teen’s worries about multiple partners and staying true to values.
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Helen
Romney Vietnam plan discussed with Kosygin in Moscow
Gov. George Romney says he proposed a Vietnam plan to Soviet Premier Kosygin during a December Moscow meeting and the Russian leader showed interest but offered no commitment. Romney, on the campaign trail, urged federal action toward balanced budgets by 1975 and a stronger defense while outlining his Vietnam approach.
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MEARS
Associated Press
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Nimh
George Romney
Vietnam
Alexeio N. Kosygin
Romeney
Kosygin
Moscow
Mutsonville
Romney
Federal Cabettie
Elfirn
Papandreou arrives in Paris in exile from Greece
Greek leftist leader Andreas Papandreou landed in Paris with his wife and children after fleeing Greece as the military regime pressed for control. He indicated uncertainty about his next move, saying he might go to Washington or return to teaching, with a decision expected in a few days.
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Greece
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North Atlantic
Paria
Margaret Chant
Chicago
Andreas Wan
Papawhregu
Harvard
U.S. Navy
University of Minnesota
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University of California
Berkeley
Hoe
Five War Marks Anniversary of Coup in Nigeria
Lagos report notes the second anniversary of a coup and ongoing civil war in Nigeria. It cites clashes, mass casualties, and strategic moves as Federal troops push toward Port Harcourt while rebels defend key ports and cities. Interventions by foreign mercenaries are mentioned amid reports of civilian and military deaths approaching twenty-five thousand.
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Finance to Be Easier on Housing in 1966 Forecast
Joseph 8 Coyne reports easing pressures on housing will depend on federal policy. Economists expect higher mortgage rates to persist, with possible modest relief if Congress cuts spending and lowers taxes. Savings and loan deposits may dip early January, reducing mortgage funds but not triggering a collapse.
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Associated Press
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Congress
Aseapad
Enad Agures
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National League of Incured Savings Associations
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