Kansas State Wildcats Eye Big Eight Lead In Strong Start
Kansas State, led by Boozer and Parr leading a 18-1 overall run, sits atop the Big Eight with a 4-0 conference mark. Coach Tex Winter claims this could be his best team, as K State dominates with defense and rebounding while Kansas readies for a pivotal clash. Oklahoma, paced by sophomores Hammond, Price and Potts, climbs behind Parrack’s squad as the league tightens.
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Kanses State
Tex Winter
Kansas State
Wikdcats
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Bob Rooz
Hayden Ab
Oklahoma
Wildcats
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Jack Parr
Wally Frank
Iowa State
Boulder
Sena. BM
Bil Strannigan
Utah
K-State
Cate
Cyclones
Manhattan
Town State
John Crawford
Wildcat
Garner
Hacme
Winter
Bill Hammond
Oklahoma City
Dennis Price
Norman
Roger Potts
Wellston
Okla
Hammond
Booser
Price
State
Don Matussak
Catstar
Hotta
Gene Hudson
Mont
Ray McWitt
Don Schwall
Kan
Ron Loneski
Doyle Parrack
Cage Scores Chronicle College Basketball Totals
Scoring snippets show Bonadventure 81 and Jene Duquesne 67 with teams like Toledo Hartwick Springfield and New Hampshire in overtime. Other notes cite Auburn 40 Georgia Tech 72 Loyola Western Michigan Washington (St. Louis) 57 Centenary 64 and Delta State among scattered results.
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Cage
Associated Press College
Bonadventure
Jene Duquesne
Toledo
Hartwick
Springfield
New Hampshire
Auburn
Georgia Tech
Washington
St. Louis
Centenary
Tech
Delta
Ag Agency Reveals Mail Back Benson
The Agriculture Department said mail favors Benson's view that farm price supports should be lowered and production controls eased. Since his Jan. 17 Senate Agriculture Committee hearing, 69 letters and cards were received. 63 supported Benson and 6 opposed. Most were handwritten and from rural residents. Respondents came from Kansas New York Nebraska Tennessee Minnesota, with states like New Jersey Texas Illinois Iowa Wisconsin and Pennsylvania supplying many.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Benson
Senate Agriculture Committee
Kansas
New York
Nebraska
Tennessee
Minnesota
New Jersey
Texas
Ilinois
Iowa
Wisconsin
Pennsylvania
Community notices and family updates across Kansas town
Local society notes list visits, dinners, showers, and birthday events across McLouth Perry Leavenworth and nearby. Mentions include Mrs. Kate Tasker of Omaha visiting, the Stanwood Missionary Society January meetup, and multiple family gatherings with Edmands, Lobb, Osborn, George, and Bear households.
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Wille Farris
California
Ray Linke
Alma Lee
Gene Mauzey
Baldwin Park
Calif
Kate Tasker
Omaha
Neb
Fred McLeod
Clyde Radford
Topeka
Miit Nickels
Marjorie Sparks
Lawrence Collins
Lawrence
Sylvia Nitcher
Delmar Imar Trudell
Bob Canaday
Floyd King
Canddlay
King
Oxkalooss
George Lobb
Hiawatha
Lottie Gilbert
Stanwood Missionary Society
Edith Lobb
Lloyd Noll
Happy Home Makers Hdu
Glenn Kramer
Thrift Shop
Winchester
Henry Edmonds
Nachesa
Waah
Dwight Seybold
Stassen Sees Possible Summit Talks Within a Year
COLUMBIA Mo Harold Stassen said a new summit conference could be arranged within a year if the Soviets want one not just a propaganda session He spoke to University of Missouri students focusing on the growing danger of nuclear weapons and noted hints the Russians may be improving yet showed the Hungary Austria situations as contrasting.
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Columbia
Harold Stassen
University of Missouri
Eisenhower
Stassen
Navy to use yeast for passenger on its moon
Washington reports the Navy plans to send some living organisms into outer space. A few yeast cells will be aboard one or more test satellites, enclosed in a tiny instrumented container to study life’s reaction outside Earth. The six inch diameter spheres are forerunners to larger launches and will not carry any living animals.
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Washington
Navy
U.S
Coffee Not Burning, A Few Other Things Are
Andale, Mas. Mayor Feltzer saw his wife in the shower as their child Kathy Peltzer 4 warned about coffee burning. A wastebasket and curtains ignited near windows and door frames. Feltzer, scentless, put out the blaze and suspects Kathy may have started it by placing paper near an electric heater. The coffee on the stove bubbled after the fire was put out.
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Andale
Feltzer
Kathy Peltzer
Mommie
Kathy
Macmillan denounces propaganda in Wellington speech
British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan spoke in Wellington today blasting propaganda. He warned that misinformation undermines democracy and urged media and public vigilance against biased reporting.
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Wellington
New Zealand
Harold Macmillan
EUB Ladies Aid Plans Meeting in Big Springs
The EUB Ladies Aid will gather at Mrs. W L Richards home on Thursday February with Mrs. David Noe assisting. Activities include sewing and a covered dish luncheon at noon. Also noted are church attendance and various local visits and gatherings among Big Springs residents.
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EUB Ladies Aid
W. L. Richards
David Noe
Lyban Endsley
L. A. Shaner
William Henry
Topeka Renue
Outh
Karl Bahnmaier
Vickie
Mark and
Dale
Lawrence
Carl Schneider
Charley Nuffer
Flossie Eudaly
Sophis Damm
Gary Grandstaff
Topeka
Joe Logan
Scott Hagen
Martha Sim Seathery Sas "Seirs
Hagen
Gus Hartman
Mrs Charlie Means Returns Home From DC Visit
Mrs Charlie Means has returned home after several weeks with her son Major John senna and a analy at Washington DC. Bai Valley Reports Sct Gerrett and Neilie Scott on jot Clathe and Mrs Marlin White of Hickman. ant Ma were Tuesday callers at the John White home. Joseph Wiis of Olathe spent the weekend with the White family.
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Charlie Means
Major John Senna
Washington, D.C
Bai Valley
Gerrett
Neilie Scott
Clathe
Marlin, White
Hickman
Ant
John
Joseph Wiis
Olathe
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Nortonville
William Murr
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Ilegen
Irvin Davison
Mex Whitaker
Atchigan
Kenneth Schultz
Larry
Tonganoxie
Orville Osborn
Leona Osborn
Leavenworth
Jefferson County
Robert Shrader
Rutie Shrader
Oliver George
Orpha Lynn
Billy Ray
Susie George
Milton George
Cecil M. Luse
Norman Wild
South Ridge Presbyterian Church
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Tom Norman
Alvin Laster
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Johnny Norman
Dick Dodge
Harry Harker
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Worth
Edna Roberts
Tongenoxie
Morial Hospital
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Joplin
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Billy Joplin
Billy
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Kanaas City
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Ketchikan
Hazel Britain
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EUB Church
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Georgia Nicholson
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Big Springs
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