Admiral Kirkpatrick Leads Navy Pep at Cotton Bowl
Rear Adm. Charles C. Kirkpatrick, 56, Navy superintendent and San Angelo native, attends the Cotton Bowl as his tenure nears its end. He has boosted academics while keeping athletic emphasis high, visiting practice fields daily and sending personal notes to captains, delivering pep speeches as “Uncle Charlie.”
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Annapolis
Navy
Texas
Naval Academy
Charles C. Kirkpatrick
San Angelo
Kirkpatrick
Charlie
Wide Range of College Basketball Scores Across Tournaments
A crowded slate from the Far West Classic ECAC Holiday Festival and other events reports notable results including Washington State 86 over Quaker City Lasalle, Georgetown 81 over Chicago Loyola, Villanova vs Minnesota, Texas Western 35 over Denver 42, Kansas State 58 and Oklahoma State 58 in Big Eight play, and Utah 82 defeating St Josephs 78. Other notable games include Duke over St Auburn 67, Princeton 71, and Arizona State 61 over Stanford 60 with several tournament scores from Horns.
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Oregon State Hs
Brigham + Young
Oregean
Colorado St. WA
Seattle
Louisiana State
SI Town
Washington State
Quaker City Lasallesh
St. Bonaventure
Georgetown
D.C
Chicago
Loyola
Temple
Villanova
Minnesota
Utah
St. Joseph's
Providence
St. John's
Kansas
Okla
Missouri
Oklahoma
Baylor
Clemson
New Orleans
Lovela
Duke
State
Stevens Point
Lincoln
Huskers and Auburn Eye the Weather Front Ahead of Orange Bowl
Auburn and Nebraska weigh how Miami weather may affect kickoff conditions as a Gulf system threatens rain. Auburn’s Shug Jordan and Nebraska’s Bob Devaney debate rain impact, while Sidle leads Auburn with 1,006 rushing yards and Nebraska relies on a multi back attack plus strong rushing totals.
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Miami
Fla
Auburn
Nebraska
Miami Weather Bureau
Gulf of Mexico
Ralph (Shug) Jordan
Bob Devaney
No Shooting in Nicosia As British Stand Guard
British troops held a neutral buffer zone in Nicosia separating Greek and Turkish sectors as the capital marked its first 24 hours with no shooting after nine days of violence. Government offices and shops reopened in the Greek sector while talks continued on restoring telephone service and aid for the dead and wounded.
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Nicosia, Cyprus
Cyprus
Ferry delivers late basket as Pistons edge San Francisco
Bob Ferry scored six points yet hit an eight foot, four second to go shot in overtime lifting the Detroit Pistons to a 114 112 win over San Francisco. It was the only NBA game on the schedule.
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Bob
Ferry
Detroit Pistons
Pistons
San Francisco
National Basketball Association
Chargers Brace for Patriots In AFL Championship Test
San Diego los will rely on warm weather as they prepare for the Boston Patriots in a decisive AFL title game. The Chargers scheduled a Monday workout under 82 degree temps, aiming to slow Boston’s aggressive defense led by linebacker Nick Buoniconti while quarterback Tobin Rote watches for his arrival threats.
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Calif
San Diego Chargers
Boston Patriots
Chargers
Patriots
Sid Gillman
Tobin Rote
Boston
Nick Buoniconti
Rote
Buoniconti
Aussie Track Ace Eyes U S Meets
Melbourne star Ron Clarke, world record holder in the 10,000 meters and six miles, eyes the American indoor season starting with the Los Angeles Times meet on Feb 8. He says competition fuels him and his goal is winning, not medals, after setting new marks in Melbourne and planning further rapid times.
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Australia
Ron Clarke
Los Angeles Times
United States
Rome
Clarke
Emil Zatopek
Olympic Park
Sandor Sharps
Hungary
Russia
Petr Bolitni
Illinois Favored To Spank Huskies By 1 Touchdown
In Pasadena Illinois appears a one touchdown favorite over Washington in the 50th Rose Bowl. Jim Plankenhorn’s kicking is highlighted as key while Washington brings a 6-4 record under Jumbo Jim Owens. Coaches predict a tight, close game with NBC set to televise at 3:45 p.m. CST.
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Calif
Jim Jim Plankenhorn
Illinois
Washington
Pete Elliott
Illini
Jim Owens
Huskies
Southern California
Alphonse and Gaston
Owens
Seattle
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Midwest
Plankenhorn
Milt Bruhn
Murray Warmath
NBC
Valley Wins Pair In Non Loop Play
Drake beat Georgetown 89-61 as McCoy McLemore scored 21 and Gene Bogash 20. Bradley defeated Arizona 67-59, Tulsa fell to Xavier 83-71, and Louisville beat Ohio University 69-61. Valley teams held a 39-18 mark vs outside clubs. Stallworth leads scoring at 28.1, with Park and Smith top shooters.
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Quaker City
Bradley
Arizona
Tulsa
Xavier
Cincinnati
Missouri Valley
McCoy McLemore
Gene Bogash
Georgetown
Chicago Loyola
Philadelphia
Lavern Tart
Arizonan
Peoria
Louisville
Ohio U
Ohio State
St. Louis
Wichita
Dave Stallworth
John Smith
Rick Park
Smith
Field Park
Park
Bill Kusleika
Ron Bonham
John Reuther
John Savage
North Texas
Joe Strander
Taft
George Wilson
McLemore
Gil Beckemier
Behan in Dublin Hospital After Unconscious Incident
Dublin playwright Brendan Behan, 40, remained fairly comfortable yet pretty ill after being found unconscious in a Dublin street early Monday. Police investigate whether he fell or was struck by a hit-and-run driver.
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Dublin
Ireland
Brendan Behan
Bowling Clinic: Pro Technique for Strikes and Lane Reading
The article explains how pros differ from amateurs in bowling by adjusting stance, speed, and angle to find strike spots. It emphasizes reading a lane from the first ball, watching speed and hook, and moving one board to gain the desired angle for better outcomes.
Texas Navy Cotton Bowl Title Showdown Stirs Debate
Darrel Royal says Texas will not back down from risking the national title in the Cotton Bowl with Navy. Navy coach Wayne Hardin and Middies view the game as a de facto championship, while Texas maintains it already owns the crown after 10 straight wins. Attendance nears 75,504 for the 28th Cotton Bowl attraction.
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Darrel Royal
Texas
Navy
Royal
Longhorns
Wayne Hardin
Leavenworth Man Dies in Air Jump
Col. Joseph E. Seay on leave from Fort Leavenworth died during a parachute jump at Fort Bragg in a sports show. A veteran since 1940, he earned a master parachutist rating after about 200 jumps and advised battle scenes for The Longest Day. He commanded airborne units in World War II and Korea. survived by his widow and three children.
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N.C
Joseph E. Seay
Ft. Leavenworth
Kan
Seay
Department of Command
Command and General Staff College
Korea
Leavenworth
8Th Infantry Division
Germany
Finley Has Until 10th To Get Set
Kansas City Athletics owner Charles O. Finley has until January 10 to negotiate a new lease for Municipal Stadium. The existing lease expires at midnight tonight, with agreements made for the club to remain through January 10 while talks continue.
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Kansas City
Charles O. Finley
Kansas City Athletics
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Thomas E. Keane
Chicago
Ilus Davis
Carleton Sharpe
A’s
Pat Friday
Davis
Joe Cronin
American League
Cronin
Athletics
Sedalia
Five Die In Santa Fe Chief Train Mishap
Five people were injured when two diesel locomotives and a Pullman car derailed from a 21 car westbound Santa Fe Chief near Hutchinson Kansas. About 200 to 250 aboard en route from Chicago to Los Angeles. Injured include John Cook Sioux City IA Ruby Burton Canada and crew H L Powell La Junta Donald Scott Chicago and W L Perrill Newton. Powell and Scott hospitalized overnight in good condition. Cause not determined. The Santa Fe Chief now uses the Ottawa line to Emporia before heading west.
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Kan
Santa Fe
Los Angeles
Chicago
John Cook
Sioux City
Iowa
Ruby Burton
Canada
H.L. Powell
la Junta
Colo
Donald Scott
W.L. Perrill
Newton
Scott
Powell
Adams Dairy Sold to Farmers Cooperators
The Adams Dairy Co. of Kansas City and St. Louis, a long independent, family run milk products distributor, is sold to farmer cooperators. Adams plants in Blue Springs and St. Joseph will join Pure Milk Producers Association, while St. Louis and Springfield plants will be operated by Sanitary Milk Producers Association. Adams name will continue. The firm posts about $15 million gross yearly and serves 130 towns in Missouri and Kansas. The Pure Milk Producers Association includes members in the Lawrence area.
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Adams Dairy Co
St. Louis
Farmer Cooperators
Adams Dairies
Blue Springs
St. Joseph
Pure Milk Producers Association of
Adams
Springfield
Sanitary Milk Producers Association of
Missouri
Kansas
Off-Duty Fight Ends With Resignations In Wichita
Wichita AP Two city police officers resigned Monday after an all day hearing into an off duty fight two months earlier. Chief Eugene Pond accepted the resignations of Detective Don Meyers and Patrolman Gerry Munn who had a personal dispute on Oct 29 in which some gun shots were fired. Two patrolmen Steve Mountain and William Dotts were suspended seven days each and Sgt. Ed Lester Jr. was demoted to patrolman. The chief said the officers knew about the dispute but did not report it to avoid department embarrassment.
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Eugene Pond
Don Meyers
Gerry Munn
Pond
Steve Mountain
William Dotts
Ed Lester Jr
Munn
Meyers
Steps to cut medical costs by reducing abuses
Los Angeles doctors and hospitals are tightening controls to curb high medical costs. Committees inspect hospitals for unnecessary care and charges, with the CHA CMA survey aiming to ensure quality care at economical costs. A regional planning group seeks to halt needless hospital expansion and standardize charging practices for transparency.
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Los Angeles
Times-Post
Los Angeles County
California Hospital Association
CHA
California Medical Association
CMA
Cha-Cma
Blue Cross
Withholding Levy Seen for Kansans
Sedgwick County legislators foresee a 1964 budget session adopting a state withholding income tax system. Only Rep. Frank Riddle opposes. Sen. William Farmer sees it as highly possible. Some tax officers estimate a $2 million annual gain. Proposals include higher liquor and cigarette taxes, with gasoline and sales taxes likely facing resistance. Rep. Jerry Griffith expects limited tax hikes due to the 1964 election year.
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Wichita
Sedgwick County
Frank Riddle
William Farmer
Jerry Griffith
Aries to Pisces Horoscope Brief for New Year
Daily astrological readings for 12 signs with practical guidance. Advises Aries Taurus Gemini Moon Children Leo Virgo Libra Scorpio Sagittarius Capricorn Aquarius and Pisces on breakfast, rest, kindness, accuracy, finances, diplomacy, intuition, and planning for a productive year.
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A.M
Taurus
P.m
Gemini
Leo
VIRGO
Scorpio
P.m. Sagittarius
P.m. Capricorn
Aquarius
Jailer Injured Foiling Jail Escape Bid in Ottawa
Ottawa jailer Carl Sherman recovered after being beaten with an iron bar while stopping three men from escaping Franklin County Jail Sunday night. Suspects Chester Bolton John Fields and Richard Harrell faced charges as officers captured Bolton. Fields and Harrell remained in custody with other inmates bound and gagged during the failed attempt.
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Ottawa
Franklin County
Carl Sherman
Joe Ferns
Chester Bolton
John Fields
Kansas City
Richard Harrell
Danville
Iowa
Ferns
Sherman
Fields
Bolton
Harrell
Auto Plant Production Is Highest Since 1955
Detroit AP report says U.S. auto plants will finish 1963 with the most cars and trucks since 1955, totaling about 9.1 million. The gain was dragged by local labor disputes in GM and Ford plants and Studebaker exiting the U.S. assembly field, cutting potential production.
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Detroit
U.S
General Motors
Ford
Studebaker
Parade faces halt over blackface protest in Philadelphia
The Congress of Racial Equality warned Philadelphia that it will stop the annual New Year parade with a human barricade if any marchers appear in blackface. The city sponsors the Mummers parade, which awards prizes for humor, costuming, and music.
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Congress of Racial Equality
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