Hayes Outburst at Michigan Tarnishes OSU Coach Record
Ohio State coach Woody Hayes drew sharp censure after a violent sideline display following Michigan’s 10 7 win at Ann Arbor. He protested a non call, ripped at the sidelines, and had to be restrained as players led him away. Officials faced scrutiny as Hayes asserted the officiating ruined the game.
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Darden
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Pressure Rises On Surcharge in Global Trade Debate
The 10 percent U.S. import surcharge faces growing opposition with calls to lift it soon. Analysts note currency realignments fall short of the 10 percent target, while Morgan Guaranty Trust reports the dollar fell 6.9 percent against 14 major currencies since May 1971, complicating efforts to realign exchange rates.
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Planting Trees for Long Term Regional Benefit
The article argues heavy elm losses from Dutch elm disease underscore the value of new tree plantings. It suggests future plantings will yield substantial ecological and economic dividends for the area and nation as the ecology movement continues.
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Thanksgiving Notes and Local Developments in 1961
Bright sun and 50s temperatures greet Thanksgiving in Lawrence. Flood protection costs may jump from 2.5 million to nearly 4 million. Douglas County Civil Defense praised as among the best in the state. Christmas lights planned for Massachusetts Ave. Walter Johns named manager of the Kansas State Employment Service Lawrence office. Cooperative Club banquet honors Lawrence High football champions. Phog Allen begins KU basketball practice optimistic about the Jayhawks. Heavy rains persist amid Kansas weather sayings as KU students gain an extra Thanksgiving vacation after beating Missouri.
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Love as the central aim in prayer and life
A devotional reflection urging believers to pursue love above all. The prayer asks God to warm the heart and enlarge the vision so one may love as Jesus loves, without barriers or reservations, and to be an instrument of that love.
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Beethoven
Claude Frank
Progress for Ecology Too Slow Youths
New York youths in a College Poll report slow progress by business on social issues. 75 percent say business should fund alleviation of social problems, while 15 percent disagree. They cite limited identifiable corporate actions and note progress in safer cars but doubt on reducing automotive fumes.
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Beethoven and Martin Featured Artists at KU Concert
Pianist Claude Frank drew praise for a Beethoven filled recital on the KU Concert Course, pairing the Kreisler era sonatas with Mozart variations and Schumann Carnaval. His performance contrasted with Mozart’s variations and featured Debussy and Bach encores, while critical notes addressed tempo and dramatic shaping.
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Journal-World Opinion Page Preview
Editorial writers and columnists express personal opinions on public affairs. The page invites readers to engage and evaluate criticism and commendation to support democratic government.
How They Voted On Israel Military Credit Sale
AP reports Tuesday’s 54 39 approval with an 82 14 margin for a 500 million military credit sale to Israel including F4 Phantom jets. Democrats for Eagleton Symington Harris. Republicans for Curtis Hruska Dole Pearson Miller. Democrats against Hughes. Republicans against Bellmon.
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Senate votes down 4 billion ceiling on U S intelligence budget
The Senate rejected a Symington amendment 56 to 31 seeking a four billion dollar ceiling on U S intelligence spending. Democrats supporting the amendment included Symington Eagleton Harris and Hughes while Republicans Bellman Curtis and others opposed.
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Independence School Board Accepts 400000 Loan
Independence Missouri board members moved to keep schools open through the end of the year accepting a 400000 loan to cover the December payroll. They indicated the levy issue would not be resubmitted to voters this year.
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Independence School Board
Thanksgiving Dinner Quips Turn into Turmoil at Home
In New York, family and friends trade jibes about a 24 pound turkey for 16 guests. The mood shifts from kitchen chaos to television debates as voices suggest finishing the meal and settling in for the holiday.
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On the Other Hand by Gus diZerega
Kansas University graduate student Gus diZerega argues tax revolt focuses on welfare waste while harming the poor. He cites HEW data on welfare recipients, Social Security quirks, and policy distortions and proposes two reform paths: cut unemployment causes and trim military bureaucracies to lower taxes.
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