Tanke Te finishes at ALON KRETCHMATS 9060 F PRAIRIE RD
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1963
Page
7
The readable lines reference ALON KRETCHMATS at 9060 F Prairie Road in Evanston Illinois with partial name fragments Tanke Te. No event details are provided to confirm a result or context.
In Topeka the Tonamoxie tournament semi finals set Tonganoxie against Shawnee Heights for the title. Earlier results included Immaculata defeating Baldwin 73 62 St. Joseph beating DeSoto 67 38 Shawnee Heights routed Maur Hill 82 68 and Tonganoxie routed Effingham 72 43.
Kansas Conference teams claimed two tournament titles and C SC. reached finals in two more. Kansas Wesleyan won the McPherson College tourney after two overtimes over Tabor. Baker scored 208 points in two games to win at Beatrice Nebraska. Peru State beat Doane and Doane 90 88. Emporia State reached Hastings finals but fell to Mankato 77 58. Pittsburg State lost Wayne Nebraska final to Dakota Wesleyan 90 88. Fort Hays edged Central Oklahoma State 86 84. Southwestern Ottawa Friends Washburn and St Benedicts did not play.
Tsunetomi Miyamo of Japan outpointed Pedro Adique of the Philippines in a 133 to 136 pound catchweight bout on a weekend card in Tokyo. The decision favored Miyamo over Adique in a closely contested clash.
Kansas State holds a 16 year jinx over Oklahoma State as they meet in the Big High preseason final. Seven foot Roger Suttner and Willie Murrell pace the Wildcats who beat Missouri 84-67 in the semifinals. Willie Murrell and Ray Bob Carey top-scored for Missouri with 27.
Kansas City Athletics owner Charles O. Finley rejects rent free use of Municipal Stadium offices through Jan. 10, calling the offer an ultimatum. He vows to move out by December 31 and threatens his own stadium if terms aren’t met. the city bank’s temporary office space offer may be withdrawn.
Billy Sixty explains that success in bowling comes from science and skill not luck. Matt Blau notes timing and spin control produce consistent 10 pin carries like Hank Marino. Sixty promotes a pocket-portable pamphlet with essential tips on stance, footwork, swing, and follow-through for 10 cents.
CHICAGO AP A former convict identified as William Blackburn 25 of Chicago on parole from a Missouri state penitentiary was shot Friday night after robbing a liquor store and stealing a priest's car. Blackburn was killed in an exchange of fire with two patrolmen after a car chase. The liquor store owner Thomas Pyrus named Blackburn the gunman who emptied $1,000 from the store. The auto had been stolen at gunpoint from Rev Jerome Staniszewski of Toledo Ohio.
Pasadena AP Coach Pete Elliott blasted the Illinois football team for a listless drill ahead of the Rose Bowl against Washington. He warned undedicated players to stay in their hotel room, citing Washington’s speed and past Rose Bowl upsets as a warning.
A compilation of game scores from multiple tournaments. UCLA 83 over Minois 79. Michigan 95 over Pitt 80. NYU 70 over S Cal 69. Yale 66 over West Virginia 69. Villanova 82 over Utah 75. Providence 69 over Cornell 63. La Salle 80 over Georgetown 69. Temple 89 over Boston College 68. Oklahoma State 65 over Oklahoma? 75. Kansas 66 over Kansas State 84. Missouri 67 over Iowa State 73. Colorado 65 over Iowa State 65. Numerous other results include Houston, Wisconsin, Marquette, and Tennessee–Centennial events.
The analysis predicts strong 1964 growth if a $6 billion tax cut passes. Industry uses capacity near 87 percent, with profits at record levels and inventory kept in check. Unemployment stays around 5 percent as productivity rises, while the balance of payments remains in deficit due to past one off factors. Consumer spending could surge, supported by disposable income, though state and local taxes may blunt gains. Overall, 1964 expected to mirror 1963 with higher outputs and spending if the tax cut materializes.
Secretary Luther Hodges released an annual review predicting the U S economy could grow about 5 percent in 1964 and inflation remain stable. He noted personal income rising toward 2 500 dollars per person and a GNP near 620 billion if tax cuts pass.
The report highlights a persistent high jobless rate and unused plant capacity while noting continued large dollar outflows to foreign countries. The dollar deficit in the U S balance of international payments stood at 2 6 billion for the first nine months, though it fell sharply at midyear.
West Berlin deputy mayor said the city is ready to negotiate with the Communist bloc to keep the Berlin Wall open past the January 5 deadline. Bonn warned against the West taking on too much responsibility as East German talks intensify after a record 155,000 West Berliners used one day permits.
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