Tribe Triumphs 63-61 in Revenge Over Hayden
Haskell Indians edge Hayden 63 61 at Haskell Gym to rebound from earlier loss and improve to 14 4. Willie Sevier led with 16 points. Tom Ortiz topped Hayden with 18 as Carl Strecker added 12. Indians lead most of the game but fend off late rally.
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Tax Protestors Block Enquiry at Vichy Sawmill
About 300 demonstrators in Vichy and Chalebroche prevented a tax collector from entering the mill business office to inspect its books. The action was led by Pierre Poujade’s Union for the Defense of Shopkeepers and Tradesmen as part of a broader tax protest.
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Indians Hold Off Hayden In Preliminary Victory
The Haskell B team extended its unbeaten streak to 23 straight with a 63 61 win over Hayden after a late sequence including a Black tip in and Ortiz free throws. Richard Powell and Bob McCone led with 3 points each as Hayden trailed 20 18 after the first quarter and 39 35 at halftime.
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Mayor Warns of New Atomic Threat and Defense Gaps
Mayor John Byrne told reporters after a conference that the Soviet development of a powerful atomic weapon and rear-ward warhead could reach the United States in 30 minutes. He said Washington faces a grave situation as survival plans from six months ago are outmoded, with officials at a Mayors Conference noting changes in civilian defense.
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Michigan Invades Allen Fieldhouse in Key Indoor Meet
Michigan brings nine Olympiad contenders to face Kansas led by Ron Wallingford with supporting stars from Copenhagen to Ottawa and Helsinki to Bat Cave. Kansas Long hobbled by a leg injury and coach Bill Easton faces a tough Wolverines squad in a battle likely to test KU depth and speed.
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Wild Swinging Tom Bolt Ahead in Texas Tourney
In San Antonio Texas the Texas Open trimmed field to 78 as Tommy Bolt Don Finsterwald and Don Palmer led after 36 holes at 137. Bolt known for dramatic drives shot par 70 earlier. Finsterwald a veteran on tour posted 63 and Palmer in his first tour effort also in contention with strong scores and prize money earnings.
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Wolverines Play Tonight Against Evenworth Buffaloes
The Walker Wolverines host the Evenworth Buffaloes at 8 o'clock in the Community Building. The game pits local rivals in a late evening matchup.
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Mather Aides Get Salary Raises
Kansas University football staff will receive raises March 1. Head coach Chuck Mather gains $500 to $10,500 yearly, matching Kansas State College’s Bua Mertes. Assistant Paul Schafer, Dave Potts, Lears Wartiainen, and Wayne Replogle also receive raises, with others up by $200.
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Fullmer Wins Split Decision Over Turner In Tight 10 Rounder
Gene Fullmer and Cal Turner fought a close 10 round match at Madison Square Garden. Fullmer edged Turner on two judges and tied with another, while a two point swing in round ten carried the verdict. Referee Della and several writers favored Fullmer, Turner supporters disagreed, and a fourth bout is favored by both camps.
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Cage Coaches Named For East West All Star Game
Tommy Blackburn of Dayton and Pete Newell of California will coach the East and West squads for the Fresh Air Fund all star game at Madison Square Garden on March 31. They share duties to prepare the college team for Olympic trials in Kansas City April 2-4. Fourteen players were chosen for the Olympic entry with six more seniors to complete the rosters.
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Cyclones Aim to Tie Big Seven Lead With Nebraska
Iowa State faces Nebraska in Lincoln with a win giving a 6-2 Big Seven record, tying Kansas State at the top while Kansas drops further after a late loss to Oklahoma and Missouri hosts Colorado.
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KU Publishes First Kansas Industry Reference Book Cement
The Bureau of Business Research at Kansas University and the KU School of Business issue Cement, a 4 page pamphlet analyzing Kansas cement history, production, and economic impact. Dr. Clinton Warne authored it with Dr. Carl Cabe and Dr. Paul Malone guiding the project. The series will cover major Kansas industries including meat packing, petroleum refining, salt, and chemicals.
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Medics Not Providing Aid in Iwo Jima Maneuvers
Report reads that Marines on Iwo Jima braced for combat as units conducted maneuvers while tagging captured enemy troops with signs declaring outcomes. Signs included "You are dead" and "You have a head injury" with one simply noting "You've had it."
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