Notre Dame Upsets Bruins to Seize Top Ranking
Notre Dame defeated UCLA 82-74 as Carr starred for the Irish. Wooden blamed lack of help defense and turnovers as UCLA suffered 15 miscues. Marquette, Penn, Kansas and others won as top teams kept pace with strong showings around the country.
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Keller wins 100 meter speed skate in 40.12 seconds
West Germany Olympic champion Erhard Keller captured first place at an invitation speed skating meet in Inzell with a 40.12 second 100 meter race.
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Nicklaus On Fade Shots In Trees And Aiming Points
The text explains fade variations and aiming relative to trees. It notes two swings for slight and sharp fades and warns players tend to aim too wide for a sharp fade, risking a shot left of the green. It advises clearance and positive delivery, plus methods to produce normal, slight, or severe fades.
Parachuting Pilots Prank Triggers Maywood Alarm
Los Angeles AP. Maywood residents report men falling from the sky and parachuting pilots. Police say the scene resulted from two mannequins dressed as men released by helium balloons as a prank. Mannequins landed in power lines without causing outages or aircraft risk due to entanglement.
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Sisters Move Into New Convent Building at St Mary of the Plains
Catholic sisters staffing St Mary of the Plains Hospital relocate to a newly completed convent west of the hospital. The facility includes a chapel and living spaces for seven currently on staff with capacity for future growth, funded at about 200000 by the Sisters of St. Joseph of Orange.
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Swaim credits Kennedy as SWC rebounding leader
Coach Johnny Swaim lauds Eugene Geo Kennedy for leading the SWC in rebounds and ranking high in scoring. Swaim praises his hustle and shooting, saying Kennedy is the best board player he has seen at Tech. Myers notes improved defense and a satisfying first win after better teamwork.
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New York Stock List Market Is Mixed As Sales Brisk
The New York market opened mixed with the Dow off 0.27 at 861.04 at noon as profit-taking pressed gains. Industrials, rails, and utilities mostly slipped while drugs electronics and glamour shares rose. Volume hit a Big Board record of 21.68 million shares as institutions shifted holdings amid a friendly earnings outlook and easier money.
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Moon rock exhibits draw 41 million viewers worldwide
Apollo 11 and 12 moon rock displays reached 41 million people globally last year. In the United States the rocks were shown in all 50 states and drew 12 million visitors, while Expo 70 in Osaka hosted about 14 million attendees.
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Plea Filed in Lubbock County Wage Case
Plea in abatement filed on behalf of Lubbock County officials led by County Judge Rodrick L. Shaw and others in response to District Clerk J. R. Dever's back wages suit. The defendants challenge Dever’s right to seek a writ of mandamus and allege prior claim filing deficiencies and legal immunity.
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Melbourne store agrees to union veto on price raises
A Melbourne department store in Victoria reached an unusual deal with 26 unions to bar any price increases without union approval. The agreement binds the store to obtain consent before raising prices, aiming to prevent unilateral hikes.
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Fort Worth Livestock Market and Kansas City cattle report
Fort Worth market notes mixed cattle and feeder allocations with varying weights and steady to higher bids. Kansas City cattle and calves show gains across steers cows and feeders with strong demand, while Chicago reports softer slaughter steer prices and steady cows and prime grades.
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