Atchison Prioress Celeste Hemmen Dies at 59
Mother Celeste Hemmen 59 prioress of Mount St Scholastica Convent Atchison died today after a period of ill health and surgery last June. She was elected sixth prioress June 5 1962 and served as college president for two years before naming a lay successor. Her brother Rev Alcuin Hemmen C S B headed St Benedicts College in Atchison.
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Science Shrinks Piles With New Non Surgical Relief
A new substance called Bio-Dyne, used as Preparation H in suppository or ointment form, allegedly shrinks hemorrhoids, relieves itching, and eases pain without surgery, with multiple cases showing actual reduction. The claim comes from a world famous research institute and is now available at drug counters.
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KU coeds push to end closing hours for older students
A 140 member AWS convention at Hoch Auditorium votes to remove closing hour restrictions for second semester sophomore, junior, senior, and all coeds over 21, with fall implementation if approved by AWS Senate and KU administration.
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Cassius Clay Dropped From WBA Title Contender List
The WBA Executive Committee ruled Cassius Clay out of the No 1 heavyweight contender spot and replaced him with Zora Folley amid ongoing title dispute. Folley set to fight Ernie Terrell for the vacant title in City Park Stadium on May 16.
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Braves Trial Enters Third Week Over Braves Move to Atlanta
Wisconsin’s antitrust suit against baseball continues into its third week as the state seeks to prove a monopolistic conspiracy to move the Braves from Milwaukee to Atlanta. The case may end soon with only a few more witnesses before the defense starts, and a ruling by Judge Elmer Roller is not expected for at least ten days after trial ends.
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Baseball Sluggers Find Range in Spring Highlights
Sluggers Willie Mays Boog Powell and Choo Choo Coleman homered as spring games opened. Coleman who once sparked the Mets era joined workouts as New York blanked St. Louis 3-0 in St. Petersburg. Mays powered San Francisco past Cleveland 6-2 as Powell fueled Baltimore’s 4-3 win over the Yankees. Other action included White Sox over Reds 1-0 and Houston over Washington 4-3. Braves and Dodgers rainout in Florida.
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Ex Pro Gridder Baseballer Keith Molesworth Dies
Funeral services will be held in Baltimore for Keith Molesworth former NFL quarterback and major league infielder who died of a heart attack at 60. He served as Baltimore Colts player personnel director and helped identify talent. A Monmouth College alum he starred for the Bears and played for the Orioles before coaching roles with Navy Richmond Hawaii and the Steelers prior to joining the Colts in 1953.
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Lee Outpoints Fujita in Tokyo Bout
Ansano Lee defeated Yoko Fujita in a Tokyo match by outpoint, with Lee listed at 154 percent and Fujita at 149. The report notes MclHarder, a Cubs coach, had a 223 186 pitching record during time with the Cleveland Indians.
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Rodgers breaks jinx to win Doral Open title
Phil Rodgers, 27, from La Jolla Calif, ends a three year slump by beating Kermit Zarley and Jay Dolan for the Doral Open crown. Rodgers rallied with a 70 to finish 10 under par 278 after a controversial swing adjustment. Zarley bogeyed the final hole and Dolan faded with four bogeys.
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One of You Will Betray Me at the Last Supper
The scene at the Last Supper shows Jesus telling the Twelve that one among them will betray Him. The disciples ask if it is they, and Jesus names Judas as the betrayer while noting the Son of Man must proceed as written.
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