Two Athletic Groups Seek High Level AAU NCAA Talks
In New York the AAU new president Clifford Buckley Denver says a top level meeting could yield a mutually satisfactory settlement with the NCAA. Walter Byers of the NCAA cites the issue’s breadth and says talks should come through the USTFF, limiting direct NCAA-AAU negotiations.
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Amateur Athletic Union
NCAA
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Walter Byers
Kansas City
AAU
Clifford Buck c? Denver
Chicago
Buck
Byers
Ncaa Council
U.S
USTFF
Solunar Schedule From Knight Tables For Daily Sport
The page presents the Solunar periods from John Alden Knight's SOLUNAR TABLES. It lists Major and Minor periods for each day with start times, guiding fishing and hunting times. Major periods run about one and a half to two hours, shown in bold.
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John Alden Knight
March of Dimes funded nine 1964 birth defect studies
Nine March of Dimes financed research projects in 1964 showed notable progress in birth defects, with almost $5 million appropriated for research and 51 Birth Defect Treatment Centers nationwide. Studies included German measles testing, dwarfism cell abnormalities, congenital anomalies links to retardation, nervous system defects, immunity mechanisms, chromosome defects, enzyme variants, and congenital heart development.
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March of Dimes
Theodore E. Boyd
National Foundation
U.S
Boyd
Gordon C. Brown
University of Michigan
Andrew FE. Lorincz
University of Florida
Hurler
David W. Smith
University of Wisconsin
Jonesboro Beats Greene County Tech in Basketball Clash
Jonesboro led from start to finish beating Greene County Tech 71 to 60 in Jonesboro Arkansas. George Frazier scored 22 points for Jonesboro while Charles Murray added 14 for Tech. The win improves Jonesboro to 9 4 on the season as the Big 12 ranked sixth in the AP poll.
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Jonesboro
Ark
Greene County Tech
Associated Press
Tech
George Frazier
Charles Murray
Elias Signs as New Coach of the Navy
Elias, 41, of Virginia signs to become the fourth civilian Navy football coach after World War II. He comes from Virginia and previously coached at George Washington and Virginia, with a career streak noted for recruiting and an Army upset highlight. He will sign a one year contract near 19000 dollars with Capt. Busik stating the salary level.
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Herb Thompson
Annapolis
Bill Elias
Virginia
Navy
Naval Academy
Eddie Erdelatz
Wayne Hardin
George Sauer
Kansas
Elias
Cavaliers
William S. Busik
Hardin
Purdue
George Washington
Army
Navy Brass
Busik
Academy
Athletic Board of Control
UCLA Maintains Lead in Major College Basketball Poll
The Associated Press poll shows UCLA holding the top spot with a strong 90-point edge and 34 first place votes. Michigan remains runner up, while Wichita and St Josephs swap spots. Davidson climbs to seventh as St Johns slips to eighth. Providence stays idle as the only unbeaten major team.
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Associated Press
UCLA
Bruins
Michigan
Wichita
St. Joseph's
Indiana
Providence
St. John's
N.Y
Davidson
San Francisco
Duke
Friars
St. John’s
Bill Barnes to Quit Coaching at UCLA
Los Angeles AP reports Bill Barnes resigns after 15 years on UCLA's coaching staff and being passed over for a new contract. He says he will become a fan and start a business career. Property Research Corp. near Westwood announces his hiring to start February 1.
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Los Angeles
UCLA
Bill Barnes
Barnes
Property Research Corp
Bruins
Westwood
College basketball scores and standings update
Recaps of January games include Kentucky over Auburn 73 67 and Tennessee over Georgia 76 57. Georgia Tech 82 VMI 71 Western Kentucky 93 Morehead 65 Murray 86 East Kentucky 84 Citadel 108 Erskine 62. UCLA tops California and Stanford to stretch win streak to 13. St Joseph's leads with 14 1 after beat Seton Hall and Lafayette. St Louis and Wichita State also noted in Top Ten race.
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Seton Hall
Lafayette
Shockers
Southern Illinois
St. Louis
St. Joe's
UCLA
St. Joseph's
Indiana
Providence
Davidson
St. John’s
San Francisco
Duke
Iowa Hawks Upset Indiana 74 68 to Move Second in Big Ten
Iowa raced to a 74 68 upset win at Indiana to climb to 2nd in the Big Ten with a 41 league mark. Gary Olson and Chris Purvall led Iowa with 40 points while Indiana’s Steve Redenbaugh and Dick Van Arsdale had 18 each. Indiana starter Jon McGlocklin sat out with a knee injury. Ron Twema scored 26 as Butler beat Bradley 80 74 in Indianapolis. Kentucky and Tennessee won SEC tests, Nebraska beat Iowa State, and Vanderbilt led the SEC with a 4 0 mark after Kentucky’s 73 67 loss at Lexington.
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Jon McGlocklin
Hoosier State
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Tennessee
Nebraska
Itowa State
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Vols
Grant Simmons
Indian Dancers to Appear in Washington Parade
Four New Mexico Cochiti dancers will take part in the inaugural parade in Washington with arrowheads removed after Secret Service inquiry. Sponsor Joe Herrera said the arrowheads were steel and would be left at home for the event. The parade appearance caps a day that also saw Nebraska beat Iowa State 88-77 in Lincoln, with Simmons scoring 29 and staving off Cyclone rallies.
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Santa FE
N.M
New Mexico
Foreign Aid Course Still Unknown
President Johnson has set a strong domestic agenda but foreign policy remains unclear as he and the new Soviet leaders Kosygin and Brezhnev show cautious, unassertive signals. The West waits to see if Johnson’s Vietnam stance and diplomacy will shape a broader policy with Moscow.
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United States
Soviet Union
Johnson
State of the Union
Congress
Nikita Khrushchev
Alexei N. Kosygin
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Communist Party
Krushchev
Kremlin
Viet Nam
Dwight D. Eisenhower
John F. Kennedy
Philadelphia 109 Detroit 95 in NBA action
The Associated Press reports Philadelphia defeated Detroit 109 to 95. Monday’s results highlight Detroit’s loss with St. Louis at Cincinnati and Philadelphia facing Detroit in upcoming games.
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Philadelphia
Detroit
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Toledo
National Hockey League Monday Results
No games scheduled. Montreal at Toronto and Boston at Chicago were listed.
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Associated Press
Montreal
Toronto
Boston
Chicago
Fight Results Monday Fights Across Cities
Caracas Hernandez outpoints Eddie Perkins in junior lightweight title bout. Manuel Ramirez defeats Gabe Hernandez in San Jose. Benny McCorvey tops Leon Lins in Los Angeles. Luis Folledo beats Milo Calhoun in Paris. Hiroshi Kobayashi defeats Yuji Masako in Tokyo.
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Associated Press
Caracas
Venezuela
Carlos Hernandez
Eddie Perkins
Chicago
Hernandez
San Jose Calif
Manuel Ramirez
San Jose
Gabe Henandez
Los Angeles
Benny McCorvey
Phoenix
Leon Linscomb
San Francisco
Paris
Luis Folledo
Spain
Milo Calhoun
Jamaica
Tokyo
Hiroshi Kobayashi
Japan
Yuji Masako
Mexico Reels From Fatal Sunday Bus and Plane Sagas
AP reports five straight Sundays of deadly Mexican accidents bringing the total toll to 159. Durango saw a twin engine plane crash killing all aboard, following prior disasters including a Villahermosa train crash and a Jalapa bus overturn.
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Exico City
Mexico
Durango
Villahermosa
Jalapa
Puebla
Dolores Hidalgo
Traffic Rise on State Road Declines in Secondary Routes
The Arkansas Highway Department reported that traffic on the state’s primary highways rose 4.5 percent last year versus 1963 while secondary highways fell 1.8 percent, yielding a net increase of about 3 percent.
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Little Rock
Arkanas Highway Department
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