Davidson DePaul Rise In AP College Poll
Undefeated Davidson and De Paul gain ground in the weekly AP poll while UCLA holds a large lead with 38 first place votes and a 15 0 record. Michigan moves up to second as Cincinnati drops from the top ten. Villanova and Duke rise as Kentucky shifts.
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Local scoring totals for Storrs Cook Hawley rise
Storrs leads with 91 points followed by Cook with 86 and Hawley with 74 as the scoring sequence continues.
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Spanish Professors Attend Six Month Course in Madrid
The Institute of Hispanic Culture begins a six month program in Madrid for 25 Philippine professors who teach Spanish in Philippine universities.
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New York Hosts Olympic Trials At World Fair in April
The article outlines a massive 19-sport Olympic trials program at the New York World's Fair, starting with basketball in April at St. John's University and extending through September with canoeing cycling and more. It notes the plan to attract spectator dollars amid fair operations and the ambitious, unprecedented scope of events across venues including Randall's Island, Flushing Meadow, and Queens College.
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Disturbed Personalities Comment Sparks Prison Column
San Quentin Prison News columnist Don Niven jokes that inmates are not criminals but emotionally disturbed personalities and notes the irony of being caught as the most disturbing trait. The piece reflects prison humor and social attitudes of the time.
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Night games push NL schedule to 438 contests
The National League plans 438 night games in 1964 with 77 night contests at Houston and only four afternoon games. The opening is set for April 14, with Cincinnati Reds to start at home against Houston on April 28, under lights after a record 1963 and 1964 totals.
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Health care bill sparks Senate debate on elderly benefits
Javits pitches a broader health bill with private voluntary insurance to supplement hospital coverage for seniors. Meany notes middle aged and elderly lack health security and urges action while Congress weighs public and private options amid booster talks with Kennedy era legacies.
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Tijuana blaze destroys eight business places
A major fire in downtown Tijuana, possibly arson, destroyed eight businesses and damaged the Paris Hotel. Two people were hurt, including a fireman, as hydrants failed and fire units fought the blaze for three hours. Federal and city officials opened an investigation into arson.
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Tunisia to Seek Aid From Common Market Talks
Brussels AP reports Tunisia will seek aid from the European Community in talks opening Feb 22, says an EC spokesman. Tunisia has already received substantial aid for the first five years of its 0-year plan and now requests exploratory talks to obtain funds for the remainder of the plan.
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