Bearcats Dominate Poll As 14-0 Start Reinforces Lead
Cincinnati remains the top NCAA basketball team for the eighth straight week with a 14-0 record after a Missouri Valley win over Bradley. The AP panel kept Cincinnati first, Loyola Chicago second, and Duke moved to fourth as Arizona State fell out of the top ten. West Virginia rose to sixth, with Georgia Tech, Wichita, and Stanford rounding the top ten.
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Associated Press
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Bearcats
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Peoria
Cals
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Arizona State
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Mississippi State
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Chicago
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Minisis
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Jack Nilon
Broyles Praises Fellow Coach at Jonesboro Banquet
Jonesboro Arkansas AP Frank Broyles Arkansas coach praised fellow coach King Black of Arkansas State College at a banquet for Jonesboro’s first undefeated football team. He recalled a game against Mississippi Southern and noted past losses to Ole Miss while crediting local high school coaches for statewide success. The text also mentions Doneshore going 10-0 and a move to the Big Nine.
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Golden Hurricane
Grant to fund West Helena sewer facilities project
A $127,335 grant approved by the Community Facilities Administration on Monday will aid West Helena Arkansas in financing sewer facilities under the Accelerated Public Works Program. The funding supports construction and improvements for the city’s wastewater system.
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Community Facilities Administration
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Ark
When to Fish or Hunt Salunar Tables
Solunar performance table sourced from John Alden Knight's Saluna Tables guides daily activity windows. Major periods start at the listed times and run about one and a half to two hours. minor periods are shorter and shown in regular type. Plan days to fish in strong windows and hunt when cover is favorable for optimal sport.
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John Alden Knight
Loyola Rambler Youth Leads 80-72 Victory over Ohio U
Loyola of Chicago, ranked second and the nation’s highest scoring major team, relies on a young lineup led by Harkness with 20 points as Ohio University falls 80 to 72. Juniors Egan, Hunter, Rouse and Miller add double figures, while sophomores provide depth. Other scores include Indiana by Michigan State 60-39 and Notre Dame 96-86 over Purdue.
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Jim Hackleman
Associated Press
Loyola of Chicago
Rambler
George Ireland
Ramblers
Jerry Harkness
Loyola
John Egan
Les Hunter
Vic Rouse
Ron Miller
Billy Smith
Harkness
Ohia University
Inwa
Michigan State
Notre Dame
Purdue
Georgia
Stetson
Ohio University
Rouse
Egan
Flunter
Miller
Layata
Jim Taylor Out of Hospital After Hepatitis
Baton Rouge reports Jim Taylor former Green Bay Packers star fullback is home recovering from hepatitis. Doctors say the illness caused weight loss but Taylor is showing signs of recuperation and is returning to normal activity.
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Jim Taylor
Baton Rouge
Éaklin Taylor
Green Bay Packers
Lauisket
College Basketball Scores Summary
Georgia defeated Stetson 99 to 80 while Notre Dame beat Purdue 96 to 8 in a midweek roundup. Loyola Chicago 80 over Obin U 72 and Iowa 60 edged Michigan State 59. New Mexico Western 34, Wayland 74. Nevada Southern 32, Westminster Ula 74. NBA results show Los Angeles 124 over Detroit 4 with upcoming games listed for St. Louis Syracuse Boston New York Detroit San Francisco.
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Purdue
Iowa
Michigan State
New Mexico
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New York
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Cincinnati
National Hockey Schedule Note
No games are set for Monday or Tuesday. Montreal visits Toronto while Chicago travels to New York as the season progresses.
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Toronto
Chicago
New York
Van Heerden defeats Bronco Jones in Sydney bout
In Sydney, South Africa's Gert Van Heerden outpointed Australian Don Bronco Jones in a boxing match. Van Heerden held advantage on points through twelve rounds, delivering the win for South Africa against Jones in Australia.
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Associated Press
Sydney
Australia
Gert van Heerden
South Africa
Don Bronco Jones
Bruins Lead NHL Scoring Behind Bucyk Breaks Through
Bruins left winger Johnny Bucyk, 21, has surpassed Andy Bathgate for the NHL scoring lead. Bucyk, traded to Boston in 1987, tallied five points last week to reach 46 on 20 goals and 26 assists, closing Bathgate’s pace at 45 points as Bathgate managed only one assist.
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Johnny Bucys
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National Hockey League
New York
Andy Bathgate
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Bruins
Terry Sawchuk
Detroit
Bucyk
Bathgate
Belinsky Aims to Win 20 Games After Raise
Bo Belinsky signed a 1963 contract with the Los Angeles Angels boosting pay to about 15 000 dollars. He vowed to win 20 games this season and focus on baseball away from Hollywood distractions. Last year he went 10 11 with a six week win drought and noted he would avoid nightlife.
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API
Bo Belinsky
Los Angeles Angels
Angel Brass
Hollywood
Origles
Assessor Named in Van Buren County Tax Post
Mrs Minnie Pate of Clinton was named by Gov Orval Faubus to serve the unexpired term of her late husband Bam Pate as tax assessor for Van Buren County. The appointment completes the late tenure and sets the start of the term in January.
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Best Pitch Is One Off the Field
Bo Belinsky signs with the Los Angeles Angels for 1963 as debates over his best pitch continue. He himself insists the screwball, off the field, is his strongest tool, while GM Fred Hanes stresses his high ceiling if he concentrates on baseball. Belinsky’s volatile rookie year included a no hitter and a 10-11 record amid legal and contract drama. Vic Power confirms a five-year term at a breakfast. Cleveland’s Dick Donovan joins the Indians as Dodgers add six pitchers.
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Mike Rathet
Associated Press
Bo Belinsky
Belinsky
Napoleon
Waterloo
Los Angeles Angels
Fred Hanes
Minnesota
Vic Power
Fivins
Cal Griffith
Power
Dick Donovan
Cleveland
Lame Oerms
Indians
Los Angeles Dodgers
Ron Perranoski
Ed Roebuck
Joe Moeller
Phil Oretega
Bob Miller
Bill Singer
Things You Learn From Your Mail
A quirky New York AP roundup lists curious facts and vignettes from everyday life. It notes women growing taller, many Americans overeating, cats roaming, dogs biting, and odd cultural observations from food to fashion. It cites rough stats on prescriptions, amateur musicians, and rabies in Europe.
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Kalumnist
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American Feline Association
George Bernard Shaw
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New Zealand
Iowa Methodist Hospital
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Sudan
Africa
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Turkey
Nate
H. L. Mencken
British Museum
Sidiistown
Cuba Allows More Relatives to Leave on U S Ship
Havana reports 900 to 1,000 relatives of former Bay of Pigs prisoners and up to 205 Americans will depart Cuba this week. The Swiss Embassy said exit permits and flights were arranged with Cuban authorities and Red Cross involvement.
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Cuba
United States
Shirley Sykes
U.S
Red Cross
Uction
Playa Girou “Bay al Pigs
Brown Returns to the Ring
Joe Brown, 87, makes a comeback by facing Tony Noriega in a 10 round main event at City Auditorium Houston. He seeks to prove he still has life after losing the lightweight title to Carlos Ortiz in April in Las Vegas and to Luis Molina in August, and he eyes what he can do against the Bakersfield challenger who resembles Molina.
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Houston
Joe Brown
King of the
Wallace
Bud) Smith
Brown
Noriega
Molina
Kennedy Two Years Mixed Record On Kennedy’s Foreign and Domestic Efforts
James Marlow analyzes President Kennedy two years in office. Foreign policy shows a mix of strong successes and notable failures centered on Cuba, with U S missile superiority boosting confidence. Domestically, there are some successes but also unfulfilled promises as Congress, dominated by Kennedy’s party, ignored or blocked key plans like education aid and aged care.
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James Marlow
Associated Press
Washington
Kennedy
Cuba
Eisenhower
Congress
Shippers to Meet Decide on Action
New York shipping interests from Norfolk to Maine plan to accept the peace formula proposed by a presidential mediation board. Sen Wayne Morse predicted on Monday that the industry will join the Longshoremen's Union in backing the plan, while remaining disputes surround Norfolk to Texas ports. The board continues to push for an immediate settlement of the coast wide dock strike that has halted 60,000 longshoremen across the Atlantic and Gulf ports. The main remaining issue is whether industry and union leaders on the South Atlantic and Gulf will accept settlement proposals for North Atlantic ports.
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New York Shipping Association
Wayne Marse
p-Ore
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Maine
Texas
Morse
Washington
Kennedy
Atantic
Gulf
South Atlantic
North Atlantic
Britain and Soviet Renew Cultural Pact For Two Years
London reports Britain and the Soviet Union signed a two year extension of cultural relations. The piece analyzes Kennedy era economic and foreign policy shifts, noting tax cut aims to lift a lagging economy, his cautious stance on civil rights, and Khrushchev's tempered rhetoric amid U S missile supremacy. It also touches on Cuba invasion fallout and domestic gains like the trade program passage and steel price dispute settlement.
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Soviet Union
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Congress
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Khrushchev
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Cuba
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Red China
Little Rock
James Meredith
University of Mississippi
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Prisoner ransom scheme ships relatives and cash flow
A damaged report notes the American freighter African Pilot delivering 900 prisoners relatives as a ransom bonus. Caslo described releasing relatives for a $3 million cash ransom and $89 million in standstulls and medicines pledged for 1,113 invasion prisoners. Relatives flew to Florida on Christmas Tang while the Shirley Lykes docked in Hae Virginia with more ransom perishable goods.
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