KU TCU opener sparks high school basketball mentions
The clipping lists players Milton Ham 83 Bobby Plummer 73 Burdy Lucas 55 Arvie Martin 53 Ray Pinion 68 Robert Lilly 72 Buddy Iles 88 Donald George 15 Larry Dawson 10 Larry Terrell 44 Max Pierce 35. Read as a casual box style line of team names and scores with multiple player names.
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Kansas Hosts Texas Christian in Do-or-Die Grid Clash
Underdog Kansas seeks first football win since 1952 against Texas Christian. TCU holds 12 wins to Kansas 2 with three ties, led by All-American Bob Lilly and veterans Don George and Larry Dawson. Kansas counters with Fred Hegeman and backfield stars John Hadl Bert Cohn Curtis McClinton Doyle Schick. TCU beat Kansas 14-7 last season at Fort Worth.
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U S Ambassador Restricted After Action on Castro
The Havana government limited U S Ambassador Philip Bonsal to the Havana area and a five mile radius around his residence in retaliation for U S restrictions on Cuban Prime Minister Fidel Castro during the U N General Assembly. The action followed the expulsion of U S Embassy staffer Marjorie Lennox and three other North Americans amid renewed anti American measures.
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Weather outlook for northeast Kansas with cooler conditions
Partly cloudy and cooler tonight with a low near 50. Highs around 75 expected Sunday. Temperature readings show 44 at 2 a.m. and 64 yesterday with past records noting a 1963 high of 101 and a 1943 low of 46. Humidity figures are 56.4 percent at 4 p.m Friday and 39.0 percent at 8 p.m.
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1961 New Car Sneak Preview at Jim Clark Motors
Advert shows a sneak preview event for new car models hosted by Jim Clark Motors on September 18, 1961. Plans highlight featured vehicles, showroom display, and special financing options for early buyers.
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KU Set for Big Eight Opener With Kansas State Rivalry
KU travels to Manhattan next Saturday to open the Big Eight season against arch rival Kansas State. The Wildcats host South Dakota State today, while KU leads the Sunflower Series 37 17 and 3. Last K State win was 1955 46 0, Kansas won 33 14 at Lawrence last year.
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Football Fervor Grips Lawrence For KU TCU Showdown
A local grid fever swelled as Kansas fans anticipated a Memorial Stadium clash with TCU drawing up to 30 000 plus. Temperatures in the mid 80s and last minute ticket sales could push the crowd beyond 32 000, chasing the 1949 record. Fans hope KU ends a long drought against TCU while Lawrence High rolls to its 39th straight win over Manhattan.
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United Nations to convene emergency Congo session
The 82 nation General Assembly was summoned for an emergency Congo session after a Soviet veto blocked action in the Security Council. The meeting will be at 6 p.m. CST tonight. The move follows three days of debate, Dag Hammarskjold facing Soviet criticism and Western defense.
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Soviet Flag Removed as Congo Forces Expel Soviets
In Leopoldville the hammer and sickle flag came down as Ambassador Yakovlev left for the airport after Congo President Kasavubu ordered expulsions of Soviet and Czech officials following Mobutu's coup. Rumors of Patrice Lumumba’s disappearance spread as UN restrained troops guarded the evacuation.
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KU enrollment boom sparks campus celebration and Wescoe inauguration
KU officials anticipate a record enrollment surpassing 9,751, with preliminary counts due Monday. Chancellor Wescoe will deliver his inaugural address at a 9:20 a.m. all student convocation in Hoch Auditorium, as campus festivities mark the football season start and Union Building expansion celebration.
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Bert Nash Clinic Topic at Douglas County Banquet
The Bert Nash Mental Health Clinic will be the focus of a banquet program by the Douglas County Mental Health Association. The event in the Kansas Union begins with a 6:30 p.m. reception and a 7:45 p.m. program open to the public. tickets cost 1.50 dollars.
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State Group Plans Wakarusa Watershed Tour Dates
The governor's watershed review committee of five will tour the 65 mile 328 633 acre Wakarusa Watershed September 27 28. The tour starts in Topeka at 8 a.m. September 27 visiting the west end then Douglas County and ends with an 8 p.m. meeting September 28 in Richland. Four counties Douglas Osage Shawnee and Wabaunsee are involved. The district aims to conserve land and water with federal aid possible through the Hope-Aiken act.
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