MacArthur Declares Communist Threat in Japan Past
General MacArthur marked the fourth anniversary of Japan’s surrender with a view that communism is no longer a major threat. He praised Japan’s progress, noted improvements in coal and electric power, and defended occupation policies as moderate and aimed at democratic restoration. The piece ends by mentioning Columbus’s first landfall in the New World.
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Tokyo
MacArthur
Japan
Flying Drunk Husband Sparks Sydney Divorce Case
A Sydney wife sought divorce on grounds of drunkenness and cruelty after her husband, described as a flying drunk, leapt from a 15 foot bathroom window twice. He vanished then reappeared asking if she had seen him. The judge granted the divorce.
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Sydney
Australia
Iowa State Punts and Kicking Prospects Highlighted
Coach Abe Studer focuses on punter development at Iowa State with Bob Angle a leading placekicker candidate. Sophomore Maurice Schnell and guard Dana Omer are noted as strong prospects for the backfield and line. Moscow deer horn farms in the Soviet far east are profiled as a profitable venture growing rare spotted deer for medicinal horns.
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Abe, Studer
Iowa State
Bob Angle
Maurice Schnell
Dana Omer
Moscow
Soviet Far East
Earliest North American house found in New Mexico digs
Chicago archaeologists report a 5,000 year old pit house near Pine Lawn Valley 160 miles north of Silver City. The irregular circular dwelling features stepped interior access and holes along walls for reef-beam sockets. A second site, Leggett Pueblo, shows above ground housing occupied 950 to 1100 AD amid a forested peninsula.
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Chicago
New Mexico
North America
Paul S. Martin
Southwest Archaeological Expedition
Chicago Natural History Museum
Pine Lawn Valley
Silver City
Martin
Wilkinson Loosens Key Sophomore as Sooners Quarterback
Coach Bud Wilkinson relies on 175-pound sophomore Frank Silva at quarterback in Oklahoma's spread attack as he teams prepare for the season opener at Boston College on September 23. Silvanesque passing, replacements for Jack Mitchell, and rival drills at Manhattan, Columbia, and Boulder are noted as camps work toward depth.
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Frank Silva
Oklahoma Sooners
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Crooked Oak
Okla
Bud Wilkinson
Sooners
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Wilkinson
Jack Mitchell
Darrell Royal
Oklahoma
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Bob Ewbank
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Kan
Ralph Graham
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Columbia
Don Fauret
Bob Fuchs Bronko Marusic
EB. Cox
Gene Pepper
John Kadlee
Boulder
Colorado Buffaloes
Dallas’ Ward
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