Kentucky Wildcats On Court To Assert Potency Tonight
University of Kentucky faces Georgia Tech in Lexington in a Southeastern Conference game as Adolph Rupp seeks another dominant campaign. Other top matchups include Duquesne vs St Francis, Southern California vs California, Washington vs Idaho, Stanford vs UCLA, and a Big Ten telecast Wisconsin vs Michigan State.
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Slugger to Meet Boxer In TV Card Tonight
In Miami a slugger from Cincinnati Werace Bud Smith meets Johnny Gonsalves of Oakland in a 10 round feature. Smith is a 1-3 favorite after last May’s defeat. The bout, televised nationally on ABC at 8 p m CST, has Smith and Gonsalves rated as top light welterweight contenders by the NBA and Ring Magazine.
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Local Dancing Pupils Appear on TV Show
Three pupils from the Maxine Lind ley Dancing School will appear on Kids Karnival on Channel 5 in Kansas City Vision. The event airs at 4 30 p m on Monday. Names include Pam and Potter among others damaged text recounts date and address details.
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TV limits threaten Kansas football era and NCAA fate
The piece argues that lifting current TV restrictions could hollow out Kansas and other schools as networks seek the most successful programs. It cites KU’s 0-10 season, Kansas State’s better output, and Wichita’s strong campaign, noting fears for smaller programs and the potential concentration of profits among top teams.
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October Retail Sales In State Hit New Peak
Kansas data show October 1954 retail sales up 2.7 percent from October 1953 with tax collections at 53 552,207 percent and a 1.3 percent rise from September. Eleven rollup classes largely rose, farm and garden products and manufacturing trade fell. twelve month collections hit 41,283,000, up 4 percent from prior year. Also notes a drop of 1000 Americans in India in 1953 to 5,211.
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Colorado Buffs Open Big Seven Play Tonight at Oklahoma
Colorado, ranked ninth, starts Big Seven play versus Oklahoma in Norman as Missouri, Kansas State, and Kansas also face league opponents. The Buffaloes bring a 3-4 record and a veteran lineup led by center Burdete Halderson, while Oklahoma seeks its second win after a 90-82 loss to Kansas State. Missouri, Nebraska, and Kansas State hold various hopes, with Kansas idle until a Lawrence showdown next Monday.
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Tanker Burns Following Collision at Port Said
Port Said reports a collision between two oil tankers, the Olympic Thunder and Olympic Honor, in Suez Bay. Aboard the Thunder an explosion started a fire that was extinguished by the crew. No casualties or damage to the Froner were reported, and the Suez Canal remains affected from a prior incident.
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Cooperative invites employees on tours of KP and L plants
Leavenworth Jefferson Rural Electric Coop employees are invited to tour the Tecumseh and Lawrence plants of The Kansas Power and Light Co. The tours are an investment in understanding generation and transmission of electric power, said Jim Watson, the Co-Op manager. The Co-Op aims to acquaint employees with the producers and transmission methods of KP&L to improve familiarity with the product and process.
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Ex-State Lawmaker William N. Tice Dies at 32 in Belo
William N. Tice former state representative from the Mitchell Jewell district and ex moderator of the Kansas Synod of the Presbyterian Church died at Community Hospital Belo after a long illness. He is survived by his widow a son and daughter two sisters and five brothers.
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