Kansas and Oklahoma clash over Reich and Robertson in thriller
After a 12 7 loss to Oklahoma, Kansas coach Jules Sikes defends a two quarterback approach while Gil Reich and Jerry Robertson split duties. Whitworth of Oklahoma A&M praised his team’s heart as Kansas fought hard, with injuries and a late safety bid shaping a tense finish.
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Ears) Whitworth
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Jerry Robertson
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Jules Sikes
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Gil
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Robertson
Gil Reich
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Parmer Scouts Kansas Players After Game Visit
Kim Parmer of the Philadelphia Eagles visited the Kansas dressing room after the game, scouting seniors eligible for next year. He spoke with Galen Fiss and Bob Brandeberry amid distance and polite silence, while Fiss had just returned from a two week shoulder dislocation.
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Grandfather and three grandchildren found frozen to death
UKIAH California. Mrs. Robert Parker left hospital with her newborn Dennis when her husband told her that three children aged five and two others and their grandfather Reginald Parker were found frozen to death in a ditch beside a wrecked jeep after a wrong turn in desolate country.
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Reginald Parker
Salazar Rules Portugal Quietly with Industrial Drive
HAL BOYLE notes Lisbon appears clean and orderly as Premier Antonio de Oliveira Salazar governs Portugal with a focus on economic progress and industrialization. He’s portrayed as effective but not popular, with belief in his decisions spanning 25 years. The piece contrasts European war weariness with nostalgia for Mussolini and reflects on America’s role in world order.
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KU Calendar Queen Crowned At Memorial Stadium
Christine Johnson of White City, 23, was crowned KU calendar queen for the class of 1953 during halftime of the KU Oklahoma A and M football game at Memorial Stadium. She is a senior in education and active in hall leadership and class committees.
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New Coffee Bags Bring Instant Cup Ready Brew
A new device uses coffee bags like tea bags. Simply place the bag in a cup, pour boiling water, and serve. Bags can also be used in coffee pots, delivering about 10 a cup, and are marketed by several major coffee brands.
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