Fast Moving Warriors Clash With Hawks At Madison Square Garden
The San Francisco Warriors, rising from the cellar to third in the Western Division, face the St. Louis Hawks in the opener of a doubleheader at Madison Square Garden. Syracuse Nationals meet New York Knickerbockers in the second game as Detroit visits Cincinnati.
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Associated Press
San Francisco Warriors
National Basketball Association
St. Louis Hawks
Madison Square Garden
Syracuse Nationals
New York Knickerbockers
Detroit
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Syracuse
New York
Boston
Chicago
Warriors
Nets
Tom Meschery
Two Japanese Fishing Boats Missing Near Samoa Islands
AP reports two Japanese boats with 42 crew aboard are missing off the Samoa Islands after sending distress signals during a storm. No further word has come. Japan requests New Zealand air force help in the search.
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Tokyo
Samoa Islands
Foreign Office
New Zealand Air Force
Bowling Clinic advises speed through high chest ball and five steps
Billy Sixty explains that small bowlers should hold the ball chest high and use a five step approach. He advises a large swinging arc and a relaxed push with the left hand, staying down to let the ball swing through for better direction. A booklet guide titled Better Bowling Hints is offered for 35 cents.
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Carl Rusk
Chicago
Rusk
Wom
Billy
Pope Gregory I Weaves Pagan Winter Fest Ideas into Christmas
In 601 Pope Gregory I advised missionaries to blend harmless winter festival features with Christmas observance, guiding conversion with cultural continuity and spiritual framing. The approach integrated pagan year end customs into early Christian practice to ease adoption.
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Gregory I
Ann Landers Advice Columns From a 1960s Paper
A reader seeks help about a boy raised as a girl and future sexuality, with guidance to involve professional help and steer toward male activities. The second letter discusses parental boundaries with a son who relies on a family safety net and advice on saying no. A third note asks about delaying marriage for daughters in college, with Ann Landers urging patience and offering a booklet.
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Ann
Ann Landers
San Jose
Jose
Cuban Prisoners Describe Poor Prisoner Fare After Return
In Miami two returning Bay of Pigs prisoners, including Tulio Diaz 22, recalled Fidel Castro's meals as unfit for pigs. They said breakfasts were one cup of coffee and bread with meals of macaroni in watery sauce, a grain called fatherland or death tasting like dirt, and squash. Diaz also joked about plans to eat less fat in the future.
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Miami
Fla
Fidel Castro
Tulio Diaz
Havana
Diaz
KU Prefs Go Abroad and 62 From Overseas at KU
Kansas University reports 22 faculty members abroad for 1962-63 and 62 from foreign lands. Europe leads with 15 to 28, Far East 1 to 22, Near East 1 to 4, and Americas 4 to 5. Australians and Canadians also represented. Faculty in engineering, arts, sciences span many nations including Japan, Germany, India, France, Spain, and the U.S.S.R.
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Kansas University
Americas
Australia
Europe
Far East
Near East
South
Central America
Britain
Germany
China
Japan
India
Charles Baer
Klaus Berger
U.S.S.R
Russell Bradt
Scotland
J. Neale Carman
France
Merrell D. Clubb
England
Richard DeGeorge
Switzerland
William F. Donoghue Jr
Lewin Goff
Austria
Kevin R. Jones
Colombia
Clayton Krehbiel
Kenneth H. Lenzen
Syria
Stuart Levine
Argentina
L. Robert Lind
Italy
John C. Morley
Dennis Quinn
Spain
Richard Sheridan
Trinidad
David Simonett
Anthony J. Smith
Jack D. Steele
Elden C. Tefft
Mexico
Arnold Weiss
Edgar B. Wichberg
Taiwan
A. A. Abdul Rahim
Costas J. Cheliasmenos
Greece
Akira Kieda
Mohamed Mahayni
Laxmipuram Srinath
Yun-Shen Yu
Henryk Zorski
Poland
Yumin Fu
Mandyam Srinath
Kurt Magnus
Zuhair Sarafa
Iraq
Mansa Singh
Nicholass Willems
Netherlands
N. JI
Ananthanarayanan
Henry Hau Wong Ho
Benjamin Chu
Toyokichi Kitagawa
Matsuo Koyama
Frieder Schmidt - Bleek
Chih-Chun
de Jorge A. Lines
Costa Rica
Vaclav Mudroch
Canada
Alec Nove
Douglas Price-Williams
Angelica von Sauer
Leonard E. Helyar
Pei Hua Kao
Karl Lo
Donald A. Redmond
Anita L
Simons
Choo-Won Suh
Korea
Eleanor L. Symonds
Farrington Turns Harness Driver After Eight-Year Career
Robert G. Farrington, a top harness driver for the last two years, is described as having been a driver for only eight years, marking a notable career arc in the sport.
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Robert G. Farrington
Grant funds KU Latin course for national teachers
A $10,000 grant from the Old Dominion Foundation of New York supports a Latin teacher workshop at Kansas University next summer. KU and the American Classical League share the award, funding an institute July 11 to August 7 directed by Dr. Austin Lashbrook. Leading classics educators will teach Roman civilization Latin readings and pedagogy.
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United States
Kansas University
Old Dominion Foundation of
New York
American Classical League
Soley
Austin Lashbrook
Two Robbers Take 25000 From Dillon's Wichita Store
In south Wichita just before midnight a 25 000 haul from J S Dillon Sons super market occurred as two armed robbers wearing disguises ransacked the safe and a checkout, grabbing money from the till and filling two paper sacks before fleeing east on foot. Irl W Nikkel 24 and Jerry R Sutter 22 assisted as staff.
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Wichita
J. S. Dillon & Sons
Irl W. Nikkel
Jerry R. Sutter
Nikke
Sutter
van C. Powell
Powell
Kennedy fortune estimated at 300 million by Fortune
Fortune Magazine in a profile of Joseph P. Kennedy valued the family wealth at 300 million dollars. The piece notes one half in trust for descendants and cites real estate, oil holdings, munis, stocks, and cash reserves as major components. It also highlights Kennedy’s generosity and volatile personal loyalties.
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Elder Kennedy
NEW York
Fortune Magazine
Joseph P. Kennedy
Fortune Today
Kim Fayne
Hornblower & Weeks
Kennedy
Joe
Fortune
Lawrence's John Shenk Serves on KU IFC Group
Lawrence KU senior John Shenk serves on the five member Judicial Council of the Interfraternity Council. He was Delta Upsilon president last year. Other council members include James Carr Carthage Mo Fred LaMar Alma Mike Mead Kansas City and Lauren Ward Ottawa. Vic Bubas is Duke's basketball coach in his fourth season.
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John Shenk
Lawrence
Kansas University
KU Interfraternity Council
Shenk
Delta Upsilon Fraternity
Henry A. Shenk
Ky. St
James Carr
Carthage
IFC
Fred LaMar
Alma
Lambda Chi Alpha
Mike Mead
Kansas City
Triangle
Lauren Ward
Ottawa
Tau Kappa Epsilon
School Curriculum Committees Formed in Lawrence District
Lawrence Public Schools named standing curriculum committees in language arts mathematics science and social studies to screen textbooks coordinate K 12 curriculum and guide courses supplies and training. Each committee has eight members with elementary junior and senior high representation and meetings set for study and planning.
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Lawrence
Lloyd Schurr
Schurr
Charles Malone
Prairie School
Prairie Village
Elementary Principals Association
Wesley Keltcher
Kathryn Wallis
Margie Dykes
Delfred Fambrough
Romaine Bennett
Sara Givens
Edythe Marshall
Marjorie Ryther
Doris Johnson
Mildred Kirkham
Helen Shaw
Lowell Bailey
Jack Hennington
Margaret McReynolds
Keleen Engelson
Kenneth Graham
Don Racy
Mildred Brown
Dorothy Wiechman
Hazel Lee Simmons
Robert Taylor
William Mullins
Max Rife
Frieda Cowles
Max Fuller
Barbara Bosch
Muriel Dougan
Verlin Dunker
Frances Tubbs
Edna Galladay
Helen Norwood
Cecilia Pearson
Stan Roth
John Watson
Claudine Long
Herbert Rowland
Russell Brooks
Verlin Gilbert
Lucille Hart
Bonnie Spomer
Kenneth Fisher
Calvin Rice
Ira Williams
Ban the Bomb Vessel Returns After Defeat in Soviet Union Effort
Everyman III, a 48 foot two masted fishing ketch captained by Dr Earle Reynolds, returned to Gravesend England after the Soviet Union denied landings in Leningrad. The 12 person international crew aimed to distribute leaflets and meet Russians but were ordered to depart and scuttled the ship before repairs in Stockholm.
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Gravesend
England
Everyman III
Soviet Union
Leningrad
Earle Reynolds
Hiroshima
Japan
Peace Committee
Stockholm
Duke Freshmen Football Team 1962 Season
Duke's 1962 freshman football squad went 4 and 1, with a sole loss to North Carolina State 12 to 7.
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Duke
North Carolina State
Khrushchev Plans Visit to Yugoslavia
Soviet Premier Khrushchev announced plans to visit Yugoslavia in a weekend communiqué from Moscow and Belgrade. The trip, date undecided, is expected to provoke reaction in Peking and affect East West tensions.
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Khrushchev
Yugoslavia
Moscow
Peking
Belgrade
Bills Allowed by Douglas County Board November 1962
Official listing of bills and payments approved by the Douglas County Board of County Commissioners for November 1962. Includes numerous individual payees such as Norma DeWeese Edythe I Norman Clerk Hire and many county officials and staff entries with amounts and service descriptions.
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Douglas County Board of County Commissioners
Norma DeWeese
Edythe I
Norman
Clerk
Ann North
Secehd
Nancy Kampschroeder
Johns Helen E. McMillin
Mollith Skinner
Sue Squires Acéen
Thekla L. Wooden
Charlotte Malott
Russell
Ganeisd Bolo
FB. Mignot
Freda Spencer
Stephen J. Hobson
Harold Wilburn
A. J. Decker
Mabel Richardson
Howard T
Lindley
Huldai
Alber
Laurence D. Rice
Shirley Carter
Melvin Anderson Sooo
Robert M. Icevee
Joe W. Jamison
Arey FE
Lederer
Ano
Hessie M. Bennett
Janice Beem
P. W. Jones
Geo. A. Lobingier
Fred Nightingale
Elmer W. Ousdahl
Harvey
Lao John L. Miller
Wayne V. Schmille
Lloyd TW. McMinn
Marlin D. Markley
John M. May
Dale McMillen
Danny McMillen
Richard Nightingale
Arthur M. Ousdahl
Walker Wampschroeder
Wesley M. Norwood
Charles
Rankin Wu
Trin Kd
Wilson
Darlene’ Hill
Catheryn
McMinn
Gale FE
Gimblet
Waldo M
Monroe
Donald CL
Floyd B. Perdue
Ray M. Reynolds
Leon F. Rockers
Richard D. Sawye
Willis L. Smith Wu
Lloyd V. Spencer
Russell L. Tucker
Park James Midgett
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Justo Don't
Walt Disney
Hawks
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Prescriptions
Round Corner Drug Co
Mel Fisher
Pontiac
Corvair
Meee
New Hampshire
Hal
Lawrence Paper CO
6Th & N.H
N. Y
Vincent's Vi
Vermont
John Pickeng
Dillon
IFC Group
Vic Bubas
Duke University
Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Sindweed Herschiamphill
Betty Jo Freeman
Sam's Foods Photon
Lenore French
Leona Haney
Frances Lecekron
Bee Dieudonnee
M. Roberts
Anita Spray
Catherine van Anne
Penelope Wolf
Mitaniaegs
Harvey M. Booth
Walter Kampschroeder
Lucifer
Allison
E. J. Wilson
Catheryn I. McMinn
Wesley Norwood Hessie
M. Bennett
G. Gangio
Lloyd McMinn
McRkinney- Landreth
John J. Miller
Gale
EF. Gimbler Sinclair
Skelly of Co
Bill Medlen Service
University
Ford Sales Texaco Inc
Smith Electric
Fred FE. Broeker
Fred KE
Broeker
Cassity Tee Charles Snow Citizens Ambulance
Monroe Cale
Mid-Western Stencil Co
Rankin Drug Green Bros
Allen Press World
Day Timers, Inc
Hall
Lawyers
Friend Lumber Revox Tmc
Wc Auto Glass Co
League
Baldwin Ledger
Pipperts Auto Parts
Wilson's Supply
Wolfe's
Automotive Index
Ragan Exterima
Roger Lyle Baldwin
Ledger World Co
Telegrapho
Pearl CC
Jones
D. EL Mathia
Fred J. Broeker
General Electronics
Lattimore-Fink
Goss Hardware
Wilson M&m
Carter's Stationery
Raw Motors
Miecti
Southwestern Bell Tel
James Parsons
P. M. Power, Light
Kansas Public Service
Try Water
Kansans
Ostage
Sprrtt
Monroe Calc
Oes
Emeiseeenseeee
Eudora
Lien Chemical
International Bus
Harold Wilburn Wilson's
Norris Bros
Heinrich
Johnny's
Reedy Lumber
Raymond Lee Pitney-Bowers Public
Lawrence Typewriter
Howard T. Lindley
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