Mankato State College May Face NAIA Discipline
Mankato State College, a wrestling power, could face NAIA discipline for deserting NAIA in favor of NCAA. Athletic Director Roy B. Moore acknowledged a conflict of interest as the college belongs to both bodies. NAIA officials noted discussions ongoing, with a decision possibly within a month.
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National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics
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al Duer
Ed Coletti
St. Cloud State
District 13
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Rummy Macias
University of Iowa
Moore
Small College Association
Washington State
Griffith Ortega World Welter Title Fight Preview
Los Angeles AP reports on the Griffith Ortega world welterweight title bout at the Olympic Auditorium with 15 rounds. Princes Emile Griffith of New York and Gaspar Ortega of Tijuana clash for the crown tonight. Anticipated attendance 7,500. gate and TV revenue projected at 60 thousand each. purses set at Griffith five tens of thousands and Ortega twenty percent of combined gate and TV. Each fighter to donate five thousand to Benny Paret who waived immediate rematch. Rematch condition if winner meets Paret. ticket prices range 25 to 5 dollars.
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Part of Union Bridge Destroyed By Flood
Worn by a week of rain swollen currents a pier on the Canadian side of the Union Bridge gave out. About 50 feet of the 350 foot long international span toppled into the Saint Croix River. The bridge used mainly by area residents was closed to traffic Sunday when the river reached the danger level.
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Joe Louis to testify on Cuba trip before Senate panel
Former heavyweight champion Joe Louis will appear voluntarily at a Senate Internal Security subcommittee hearing Monday to detail his experiences in Castro's Cuba. He was once offered to manage an official travel bureau there.
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Tunney claims Johansson sick man in Patterson bout
Senator Kefauver closed hearings on Gene Tunney’s charge that Ingemar Johansson was a brain damaged fighter in the Patterson third bout. Tunney alleged monopolistic boxing practices blocked brain tests. Johansson’s doctor called the allegations ridiculous and said Johansson was in perfect condition.
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Benson
New York
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Feature Sports, Inc
Miami Beach
Fla
Bleckinger Aims For Third Straight Wisconsin Tennis Title
Oshkosh star Chuck Bleckinger won three net matches to advance toward a third straight singles title at the Wisconsin High School Tennis Tournament. Tim Walling of La Crosse Central won two matches before a quarterfinal loss. Walling beat Sam Waldman and Bernard Beck and defeated Waldman again before falling to Rick Billings in the quarterfinals.
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Oshkosh
Wisconsin
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Sam Waldman
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Bernard Beck
Kenosha
Rick Billings
Wauwatosa
Bleckinger
Bob Davies
Waukesha
Rik Billing
Bruce Fraser
Milwaukee Washington
Dave Otto
Madison West
Arnie Hewes
Beloit
Tony Busateri
Milwaukee
Riverside
Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association
Dave Kablitz
Manitowoc
Jim Westby
Westby
Fraser
Paul Meany
Dean Eisner
Doug Anderson
Bob Diedrich
Neenah
Paul Sorum
Neal Ruedisil
Tom Witasek
Ray Werner
Quality And Trane Win In Classic
Quality Lumber and Coal Co. leveled its Classic League record at 2-2 with a 5-3 win over the South Side Merchants at Powell Park. Trane Co. followed by defeating the La Crosse Bowling Proprietors 14-8 to improve to 2-3.
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Dick Dahlby
George Nelson
Bob Slaback
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Strong
Do-It-Yourself Takes Large Share Of Income
Government tally shows homeowners spent 30 percent of upkeep and improvement funds on do it yourself projects in 1960. Home owners used money for walks swimming pools barbeques patios fences and land grading as part of DIY spending.
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Defending champ Madison West Leads Wisconsin golf tourney
Madison West High School built a 13 stroke lead at Lawsonia Country Club with Dave Penn shooting 73 to lead medalists. Don Iverson of La Crosse Central tied for third with Bill Johnson of Madison West on 76 as the field followed into the second round with Milwaukee Pulaski in second on 316.
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Castro Plans Major Canadian Purchases This Year
Havana sources say Fidel Castro's regime will spend more than $21 million on Canadian goods in the year, a 50 percent rise from last year. The largest item is $6 million for livestock, with about $4.8 million earmarked for industrial raw materials.
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French Deputy Bourriquet Killed in Road Crash
Paris Deputy Georges Bourriquet of the Gaullist party and his wife sister and stepdaughter were among five people killed in a Friday road collision in Issoudun France. A friend was the fifth victim.
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La Crosse Police Court Records Disorderly and Driving Offenses
City court items list numerous offenders by name age and address in La Crosse with charges including drunkenness speeding driving without a license leaving the scene of an accident and related violations. Penalties range from fines of five to 150 dollars and a probationary sentence for an operating auto without owner's consent case.
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S. 4Th St
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S. 26Th St
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Wisconsin High School Baseball Tourney advances two from semifinal
Eau Claire defeats Madison Central 9 0 and Oshkosh tops Wausau 7 0 to reach today’s state title game at 2 p m. Junior lefty Erik Kleden two hits for Eau Claire with nine strikeouts and Steve Krahn drives in three runs as Oshkosh relies on Larry Koplitz eight strikeouts in a dominant semifinal showing.
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Local Reports Injury Transfers and Illness Notes
A June 2 entry records the transfer of the son of Stanley Olson to La Crosse Clinic at 2 45 a m. A June 3 entry notes Mrs Edwin Odemoe of Mindoro taken to St Francis Hospital at 12 20 a m for illness.
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Two Charged With Lewd Conduct Plead Nolle Contendere
Clyde V. Prescott and Ruby York pleaded nolle contendre before Judge Lambert Hansen. Both were fined 100 dollars plus costs. York must leave the county within 24 hours after paying the fine. Prescott is with the 5th Engineers at Camp McCoy. York is from Waynesville, Missouri. A marsh fire was reported on June 2 at Monitor and Caledonia Streets.
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Nixon to Write Series on Domestic and World Politics
Former Vice President Richard M. Nixon will write at least ten articles for Times Mirror Syndicate. Rex Bailey said the pieces will cover major domestic and international topics and be offered to newspapers worldwide. No dates are set and Nixon will write as events unfold.
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Meyers Warns Berlin Fall Threatens Europe
New York AP report quotes Dr Franz Meyers president of West German upper house of Parliament saying if Berlin falls, all of Europe will fall state by state. He spoke Friday night urging steadfast defense and unity among European states.
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Cuban Boxer Rigores Dies After Ring Knockout
Cuban bantamweight Jose Rigores, 25, died at Roosevelt Hospital after a sixth round knockout at St. Nicholas Arena. The third U.S. ring death this year, he had been a Havana policeman under Batista before fleeing Cuba.
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Norfolk
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San Francisco
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Stewartsville
Ohio
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Retired Actress Dorothy Burgess Seriously Ill in Riverside
Dorothy Burgess 52, retired actress and Fay Bainter’s niece, is reported seriously ill with tuberculosis at Riverside County General Hospital. She was brought from Palm Springs two weeks ago, with film credits including In Old Arizona and Cleopatra.
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Dorothy Burgess
Riverside County General Hospital
Keane Entices 72 Pupils At City Hall Inquiry
Alderman Thomas E. Keane hosted 72 eighth grade students at Chicago City Hall to discuss taxes water and city government. After the tour he asked if any students aspired to be politicians. The response was total silence from the group.
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Thomas E. Keane
Snead Demaret Lead Canada Cup as US Firms Six Stroke Margin
Sam Snead, aged 49, and Jimmy Demaret, 51, propel the United States to a six stroke lead over Australia in the Canada Cup after two rounds. Snead shoots 67 67 to lead individual scoring, while Demaret totals 73 70 for a 143, tied for fifth. Ben Arda tops the field at 134, with Philippine and Australian contenders close behind.
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Central Tops Rangers 11-5 In Intracity Baseball Showdown
La Crosse Central built a 6-0 lead and defeated La Crosse Logan 11-5 at Copeland Park. Colburn led Central with three hits, Barker added two for the Rangers, and Johnson homered for Central.
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Kennedy Sends Sympathy to Bouvier Family
Jacqueline Kennedy sent a telegram of sympathy to the Bouvier family of Pont Saint Esprit after Danielle Bouvier, 19, was killed in a motor crash near Villefranche sur Saone. She expressed deep sorrow and offered sincere condolences.
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Hospitalized Menasha Girl Graduates From Grade School
Paula Docter a 13 year old from Menasha graduated from grade school while a patient at Children’s Hospital Milwaukee. She has spent 307 days in hospitals and completed work with a hospital teacher. Family notes show a playful report card including teasing nurses and giggling with roommates.
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Andersen Grants Three Appointments to Planning Commission
Gov Elmer L Andersen announced three appointments to the Metropolitan Planning Commission on Friday naming Bob Eddy St Paul Dispatch Leonard Day ton Northrone Investment Consultant and Dr John G Schwarzwalder KTCA general manager They will serve until June 1962 replacing Egan Nehotte and Peters who resigned
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Minneapolis
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Jackie Kennedy's Paris car painted black on short notice
The bubble-top Citroen used by Jacqueline Kennedy in Paris was repainted black at the U.S. Embassy's request just 24 hours before the Kennedy arrival. Built for Mrs Kennedy’s Canada visit, the car had been slated to stay white and was rushed into service on Thursday.
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Northwest Airlines Workers Reach Agreement After Mediation
In Minneapolis after mediation, Northwest Airlines Inc and about 1,500 clerical and agent employees reached a new contract. The Air Transport Division of the Brotherhood of Railway Clerks negotiated a three year contract running Sept 1, 1960 to Aug 31, 1963, with Lawrence Farmer of Minneapolis serving the National Mediation Board.
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Northwest Airlines Inc
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Brotherhood of Railway Steamship Clerks
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