Yeoman Aims High at Houston Football Revival
Houston coach Bill Yeoman, 25 years at the helm, strives to raise UH from mediocrity toward a possible 1965 national championship. He pushes for state-wide recognition, UH expansion, and Cougar Club funding to build a new field house and stadium as enrollment climbs from 16 000 to 20 000.
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Houston
Texas
Bill Yeoman
University of Houston
Space City
U.S.A
Yeoman
Duffy Daugherty
Michigan State University
MSU
Earl Blaik
West Point
Miami
Ohio
Cougars
Baylor
Texas A&m
Cougar
Seaman Apprent ice Jewell Serves Aboard USS Gunston Hall
Robert L. Jewell seaman apprentice USN son of Mr and Mrs Bennie Jewell of Dugger Indiana serves aboard the dock landing ship USS Gunston Hall a Seventh Fleet unit. Gunston Hall recently took part in a joint US Republic of Korea amphibious exercise Operation Flagpole near Seoul Korea spanning 67 ships with Marine air and ground units. The exercise ended June 28 after four days of shore combat in heavy rain with Marines and sailors achieving key objectives. Gunston Hall normally operates out of San Diego California.
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Robert L. Jewell
USN
Bennie Jewell
Dugger Itc
Gunston Hall
Seventh Fleet
US Republic of Korea
Seoul
Korea
U.S
San Diego
Calif
Sing Along With Mitch Rehearses at Hotel Edison
No complaints from guests as Mitch Miller and his Sing Along With Mitch show rehearse at the Hotel Edison for their weekly television program in New York City.
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New York
Wen
Edison
Mitch Miller
This
Mitch
Koufax Sets Two Records in Dodgers Win Over Cubs
LA ace Randy Koufax struck out 11 Cubs to push his season total to 210 in 213 innings. He became the first NL lefty with three straight 200 strikeout seasons and has 48 games with 10 plus Ks. Drake Perranoski earned the win as Dodgers won 3-1 in 11 innings.
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Los Angeles
Randy Koufax
Koufax
Dodgers
Chicago Cubs
Ofax
Ron Perranoski
Tommy Davis
Willis Davis
al Ferrera
Ellis Burton
Houston Colts
San Francisco Giants
New York Mets
St. Louis Cardinals
Philadelphia Phillies
Cincinnati Reds
Pittsburgh Pirates
Milwaukee Braves
New York
Washington
Chicago
Kansas City
Detroit
Boston
Cleveland
Baltimore
Minnesota
Dick Farrell
Hal Woodeshick
Harvey Kuenn
Colts
Giants
Jack Sanford
al Spangler
John Bateman
Engine fires 136 sparks per second at 50 mph
The National Automobile Club reports an eight cylinder engine at 50 miles per hour emits 136 spark plug firings each second, illustrating the high-voltage timing in modern ignition systems.
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Te National Automobile Club
Numerous Visitors Gather For Weekend Socials In Local Town
Mr and Mrs Harry Brown and children of Sturgis Kentucky along with Mrs Opal Blanion Bloomfield and Mrs Mamie Burdsall were guests of Mr and Mrs Ernest Fields and their son. Several other families including the Solidays Emerys Calverts Hunters and Skamps hosted or visited relatives in nearby towns. Attendees came from Sturgis Bloomfield Bedford Joliet Bloomington Newburgh Elnora and Santa Clara among others for Sunday gatherings and Friday visits.
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Harry Brown
Sturgis
Opal Blanion
Bloomfield
Mamie Burdsall
Ernest Fields
Ben Alton
Flora Pttman
Pleasant Grove
Ted Soliday
Hughes
Newberry
Little Rock
Ark
Connie Scott
Amanda Emery
Switz City
Grace Long
Charles Stal
Cup of Bedford
L. A. Hunter
Hunters
Stella Pope
Jasonville
John Silvers
Quince Hardesty
Ct Bicknell
Amy Abrell
Faye
Bloomington
Emery Calvert
Johnny Moore
Joliet, Il
Roy Shuilkett
Alvin McCarty
Katie Moore
Elnora
Kim Skomp
Newburgh
Herbert Skamp
Stella Skamp
John Holden
Baby
Skamps
Charles Sheffler
Shelbyville
Geneva
Gary
Christy
Winetta Deckard
Dugger
Judy Thompson
Santa Clara
Calif
Leo Neidigh
Carolyn
Beverly
Niland Raper
Don Neidigh
Gledis Neidigh
Albert Frazier
Boonville
Jerrell Gray
O. M. Lester
Sherwood Bowmen Report Archery Shoot Results
Sherwood Bowmen hosted a Sunday shoot at Linson Conservation Club Park. In the women’s division Judy Gennicks won 75 yards with Sally Cullison second and Bonnie Martin third, while 125 yards saw Sandra Henderson first, Lydia Flanary second, Evelyn Singleton third. In the men’s division Don Henderson won 250 free style, Dick Haseman took 100 instinctive, Rock Hudson won 175, Earl Robertson 250, Belford Turpin 325, and Don Ellett 400 yards. Jerry Bender placed second and others earned further spots.
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Me Sherwood Bowmen Archery Club
Linson Conservation Club
Judy Gennicks
Sally Cullison
Bonnie Martin
Sandra Henderson
Lydia Flanary
Evelyn Singleton
Don Henderson
Jerry Bender
Dick Haseman
Bill Morton
Norman Miller
Rock Hudson
Frank Gennicks
Earl Robertson
Bo Eikelman
Frank Cox
Belford Turpin
Don Ellett
Printing Service Ad from The Citizen Office
Classified notice promoting The Citizen office printing services for commercial printing needs. Offers full printing work and claims quality and reliability for business customers.
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Citizen Office
G.E. Club Wins 1963 Boys League Title in 8-3 Final
G.E. Club captured the 1963 Boys League championship by defeating Citizens 8-3 in the final, with Bill Earle pitching to hold off a sixth inning rally. Larry Crynes took the loss for Citizens as G.E. piled up 10 hits. Trophy presentations followed, and a two-division all star game is scheduled for Saturday at 8 p.m.
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G.E
Citizens
Bankers
Bill Earle
Larry Crynes
G.E. Nine
United Arab Republic pushes nationalization drive amid seizures
Two years after a wide private sector takeovers, the UAR nationalizes eight contracting and 14 pharmaceutical firms and eyed broader control. Earlier seizures included 400 luxury buildings, mostly in Cairo and Alexandria, sold to government owned insurers. Private sector shrinkage grows under Nasser's socialization policy and the National Charter. If enforced, import permits may be issued only to government bodies, potentially excluding private commerce from foreign trade.
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Cairo
United Arab Republic
Cairio
Alexandria
Gamal Abdel-Nasser
Nasser
U.A.R
Baseball Standings and Results From Wednesday and Friday Play
Wednesday results show New York 7 St. Louis 3 Philadelphia 2 Cincinnati 1 Pittsburgh 5 Milwaukee 4 Houston 1 San Francisco 0 Los Angeles 3 Chicago 1. Friday schedules include Chicago at New York night San Francisco at Philadelphia night Houston at Pittsburgh 2twilight Los Angeles at Cincinnati night St Louis at Milwaukee night and Detroit 5 Boston 4 followed by New York 9 Washington 1 Chicago 7 Kansas City 3 Cleveland 4 Baltimore 1 Minnesota 9 Los Angeles 4 with New York at Los Angeles night Boston at Minnesota night Kansas City at Cleveland night Baltimore at Washington night
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New York
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
Houston
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Chicago
San Fran
Pitts
Detroit
Boston
Washington
Kansas City
Cleveland
Baltimore
Minnesota
Indianapolis Livestock Prices Mixed Across Hogs Cattle and Sheep
Live stock pricing shows hogs steady to 25 higher with varied weights from 170 to 550 lb priced between 14 and 18.50 per cwt. Sows rise to 25, cattle calves and steers range up to 25.50, heifers up to 25.00, cows weak to 50 lower, vealers 25 to 28, lambs steady with spring lambs 20 to 21 and others 18 to 20 per cwt.
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Indianapolis
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