Injury prone players and coaching quips from college football era
Strictly Personal notes cite Ben Schwartz and Kansas coach Jack Mitchell on injury luck and honesty, plus alumni ties between Bill and Don Trull. The piece surveys Kansas football schedules by year, Big Eight basketball tourney timing, and Missouri and Kansas State coaching optimism. Also mentions duck hunting reports, Nebraska coaches signs, and possible Missouri/Michigan State/Nebraska coaching links.
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Syracuse University
Ben Schwartzwalder
Kansas
Jack Mitchell
Noth
Aries to Aquarius Horoscope Snapshot
Aries to Aquarius signs outline daily guidance for personal plans, contacts, finances, travel, and career. Each sign offers focus on data gathering, expert advice, direct questions, harmony with co workers, and loyalty to loved ones for favorable outcomes today.
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ARIES
Taurus
Gemini
Moon Children
Leo
Scorpio
Sagittarius
Capricorn
Fettle
Aquarius
Pisces forecast urges practical gadgets for better ties
Plan early for the week and seek understanding with close ties. Improve living space for comfort and efficiency and buy practical gadgets. Carroll Righter's forecast for December is available. send birthdate and $1 to Carroll Righter Forecast The Lawrence Daily Journal World Box 1921 Hollywood 28 Calif.
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Carroll Righter
Carrol Righter
Lawrence Daily Journal- World
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Calif
Home Bomb Explodes In Wichita Injures Girl
In Wichita Kansas a one year old girl Suzanne De Camp touched a device she found in a parking lot it blew off her right hand. Police say a 16 year old boy George E Hale admitted he had thrown the device into the weeds after a similar bomb exploded earlier maiming a 14 year old friend Gary Lathem. The youths made the bombs themselves.
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Wichita
Kan
Suzanne DeCamp
Suzanne
George E. Hale
Gary L. Lathem
Fort Hays outruns Wichita in cross country dual
Fort Hays State runner Don Lakin captured the four mile race title at 20 24.2 as Fort Hays defeated Wichita 19 40 in a dual meet on Friday. Cal Elmore of Wichita finished second in the event.
Rivero Wins Dramatic Decision Over Fernandez in Garden Bout
Argentine lightweight Rivero, eye swollen from a 10 round war with Cuban Fernandez, defeats Fernandez by close unanimous decision at Madison Square Garden. The upset win boosts Rivero’s profile as talks begin of a possible TV date with Hurricane Carter or a rematch with Fernandez, as Tiger defends his world middleweight title.
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New York
Dick Tiger
Bulls
Rocky Graziano
Rocky
Argentina
Juan Rivero
Florentino Fernandez
Tiger
Nigeria
Joey Giardello
Atlantic City
N.J
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Madison Square Garden
Hurricane Carter
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Miami Beach
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Presley Passer Has a Field Day in Konfs Victory
Bruce Upstill of Emporia completed 20 of 28 passes for 417 yards and two touchdowns as Emporia State beat Friends 60-7 in a Kansas Conference game. Jim Switzer scored five C. of E. touchdowns, Ottawa routed McPherson 32-0, and Ottawa sits second at 6-1 while McPherson falls to 3-4. Other KC games slated include Bethe at Southwestern, Kansas Wesleyan at Sterling, and Baker at Bethany. in the Central Conference Pittsburg State visits Emporia State, Washburn at Omaha, and Fort Hays State travels to Southern Colorado.
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College of Emporia
Kansas
Friends
Ottawa
McPherson
Upstill
Bethe
Southwestern
Kansas Wesleyan
Sterling
Baker
Bethany
Pittsburg State
Emporia State
Washburn
Omaha
Fort Hays State
Southern Colorado
Conviction for Murder in Great Bend Home Tragedy
Roy H. Cook, 56, was convicted by a jury in Great Bend of second degree murder in the May 8 death of his wife Myrtle, 54. Cook’s attorney, Robert Southern, said an appeal will be filed before Tuesday’s deadline.
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Great Bend
Kan
Roy H. Cook
Myrtle
Junction City selects Lee Rich as new mayor
The Junction City City Commission elected Lee Rich as mayor to replace the late Charles P. Murphy. Rich is currently general manager of the Junction City Union.
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Junction City
Kan
Lee Rich
Charles P. Murphy
Rose Rich
Junction City Union
Grid fatalities are down this football season
LOS ANGELES AP Foot ball fatalities for the first half of the season are 26 per cent below the same period last year, a survey by the American Football Coaches Association reveals. Dr. Floyd R. Eastwood of Los Angeles State College said that as of Nov. 1, 11 deaths have occurred as a direct result of football injuries. Last year 15 were recorded.
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Los Angeles
American Football Coaches Association
Floyd R. Eastwood
Los Angeles State College
United States Leads India 2-0 in Davis Cup Action
United States defeats Premjit Lall and Ramanathan Krishnan in straight sets to take a 2-0 lead over India in the interzone Davis Cup finals in Bombay. McKinley beat Lall 6-4 6-3 6-0 and Ralston downed Krishnan 6-4 6-1 13-11 as the opening singles sweep.
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United States
India
Bombay
Chuck McKinley
Dennis Ralston
McKinley
Premjit Lall
Ralston
Ramanathan Krishnan
Australia
Adelaide
America
Lall
Krishnan
Cricket Club of India
Player Sweeps Field At Australian Open Golf
Gary Player of South Africa ran away to an easy victory at the Australian Open on the Royal Melbourne course. He shot 70 and 68 to finish 278 for 72 holes, defending the title he won last year.
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Melbourne
Australia
South Africa
Gary Player
Royal Melbourne
Ft Leavenworth Educator to Discuss Counterinsurgency
Lt. Col. John E. Coon of the Command and General Staff College at Fort Leavenworth will speak on Counterinsurgency at 3 30 p m Tuesday in the Big Eight Room at the Kansas Union. His KU visit is sponsored by the KU Department of Military Science. He holds a Stanford master's in Far Eastern history and has the Army Commendation Medal for service on the China desk of Army Intelligence in the Pentagon.
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John E. Coon
Command and General Staff College
Fort Leavenworth
Big Eight
The
Kansas Union
Col. Coon
Kansas University
Stanford University
Palo Alto
Calif
China Desk
Army Intelligence
Pentagon
Riverside Basket Supper and Open House Announced
Riverside community hosts a basket supper at 6 30 p.m. Monday in the school and an open house on November 10 from 2 to 4 p.m. Teachers will be in their rooms to meet parents and friends during the event. Riverside district has doubled the school size this year.
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Riverside
Spies expelled from U S fly home to Russia
Three accused Soviet spies expelled by the United States returned to Russia Friday night. Yuri Romashin and colleagues dismissed the espionage charges as nonsense, while the FBI linked them to a data theft on a high level Air Force contract. Two other suspects, Igor Ivanov and John Butenko, remain in federal custody facing prosecutions.
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New York
United States
Russia
Yuri A. Romashin
United Nations
State Department
Romashin
Gleb A. Pavlov
Vladimir I. Olenev
Olenev
America
FBI
Igor A. Ivanov
Amtorg
U.S
John W. Butenko
Orange, N.J
International Electric Corp
Butenko
International Telephone and Telegraph Co
Strategic Air Command
Englewood
N. J
Illegitimate Children Case Stuns Ohio Court
In Cleveland a 16 year old girl has had three illegitimate births, a juvenile court judge says. Her mother Virginia McLaughlin 33 faces trial for contributing to the delinquency of a minor based on her admission that she instructed her daughter on contraceptives. The judge Angelo Gagliardo cited the mother's statement in a court session. He quoted her as saying I told my daughter where a buy contract receptives and how to use them but she still got pregnant.
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Cleveland
Virginia McLaughlin
Angelo Gagliardo
Tigerman Cited Possible Death Some Time Ago
Kansas City AP report details Joe Tigerman a Democratic faction leader shot and killed in his office chair. The 54 year old political veteran faced threats years earlier and left a public note stating danger. Police found 92 dollars, rings, and a watch on the body.
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Tigerman
Kansas. City
Joseph K. Tigerman
Joe Tigerman
Kansas City
Democratic Club
Joseph L. Connors
Connors
Jackson County
Hilary A. Bush
Warren E. Hearnes
Bush
Democratic Clubs Inc
Tigerman’s
Joe Tigerman and the elusive political boss image
The passage recalls Joe Tigerman as a prototype of a would-be political boss who never fully rose, noting his tendency to exaggerate and reflecting on how, three years earlier, he wasn’t far off in the public perception of his ambitions.
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Joe Tigerman
Education Bill Has Early Okay
Senate House conferees reached agreement on a 1.2 billion dollar construction aid bill for all 2100 colleges and universities, private and public. The compromise creates a first general higher education construction loan program, advancing Kennedy education goals despite some Senate resistance.
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Senate House
Kennedy
White House
Congress
Edith Green
D-Ore
House
Senate
Lister Hill
D-Ala
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
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