Staubach Eyes Navy Triumph in 64th Army-Navy Clash
Roger Staubach leads Navy against Army in the 64th Army Navy game at Philadelphia Stadium with a national CBS telecast. Navy seeks victory to cap an 8-1 season and earn a Cotton Bowl bid. Army hopes to disrupt Staubach and halt Navy’s four-game win streak.
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Philadelphia
Navy
Roger Staubach
Philadelphia Stadium
Cincinnati
Army
Staubach
Dallas
Texas
Pentagon
Tiger Is Sure Crown Is His
Atlantic City AP report notes middleweight champion Dick Tiger, 34, confident to beat challenger Joey Giardello in a 15 round title defense at Convention Hall. Odds favor Tiger 3-1 as he seeks a third defense since 1992, with Giardello seeking his first crown shot since 1959. Tiger boasts a 48-12-3 record with 22 KOs. Giardello 93-22-7 with 32 KOs.
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Dick Tiger
Joey Giardello
Nigeria
Philadelphia
Convention Hall
Gene Fullmer
West Jordan
Utah
Tiger
Las Vegas
Fullmer
Giardello
Jersey Jones
Notice of Estate Appointments in Butler County Ohio
Dore Rebecca Stogner of Trenton Ohio named Executrix of the Estate of James Noel Stogner late of Trenton Butler County Ohio. Bequest claims must be filed within four months. Also Beatrix Fleming appointed Administratrix of the Estate of Sylvie Johns late of Middletown Butler County Ohio. Dated November 1963.
Ex-Champ Johnson Seeks Rematch At Ring Title
Harold Johnson, former light heavyweight champion, beat Henry Hank in a 10 round USA network telecast in Philadelphia. Johnson aims for a title shot against Willie Pastrano, after reclaiming momentum since losing the crown last June 1. Scoring was 49-42, 50-41, 48-44 with AP backing Johnson ahead 49-4. Johnson weighed 176 pounds to Hank’s 172.
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Philadelphia
Pastrano
Harold Johnson
Willie Pastrano
Johnson
Henry Hank
Detroit
Pete Tomasco
Dave Beloff
Jim Weston
Associated Press
Graham Voted Best Of 'Em All
Otto Graham former Cleveland Browns star and Coast Guard Academy coach was chosen as the greatest professional quarterback of all time in a writers poll. Sammy Baugh Y A Tittle Johnny Unitas and Sid Luckman followed in the ranking. Graham received a trophy at a midtown luncheon.
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NEW York
Otto Graham
Coast Guard Academy
Cleveland Browns
Sammy Baugh
Washington Redskins
Y. A. Tittle
New York Giants
Johnny Unitas
Baltimore Colts
Sid Luckman
Chicago Bears
Graham
Coast Guard
Major League Deals From San Diego Meeting Shape 1964 Pennants
At the baseball convention in San Diego and Los Angeles, key trades reshaped rosters. The Dodgers sold Bill Skowron to Washington for about 25000 dollars, Leon Wagner moved to Cleveland for Barry Latman and Joe Adcock, Willie Kirkland went to Baltimore for Al Smith, Felipe Alou Ed Bailey Billy Hoeft and an unnamed player to Milwaukee for Hendley Shaw and Del Crandall, Jim Bunning and Gus Tr0andos to Philadelphia for Don Demeter and Jack Hamilton, and Bob Taylor was bought by New York Mets from Atlanta for about 30000. The majors also drafted 63 minor leaguers in a six 1/2 million dollar draft, 45 of them first year players.
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LOS Angeles
San Diego
Los Angeles Dodgers
Bill Skowron
Washington Senators
Los Angeles Angels
Leon Wagner
Cleveland Indians
Barry Latman
Joe Adcock
Indians
Willie Kirkland
Baltimore
al Smith
San Francisco Giants
Felipe Alou
Ed Bailey
Billy Hoeft
Milwaukee
Bob Hendley
Bob Shaw
del Crandall
Detroit
Jim Bunning
Gus Triandos
Philadelphia Phillies
Don Demeter
Jack Hamilton
New York Mets
Bob Taylor
Braves
Majors
Germantown Dominates Wayne for Second Win
Germantown outpaced Wayne 74 to 54 to win the second game of the season. Bill Klopfer led Germantown with 19 points as the Cardinals pulled away, while Wayne received 14 from Morton and 12 from Moore.
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Germantown
Wayne
Bill Klopher
Cardinals
McClellan
Ellison
Nickel
Klopfer
Bates
T. Smith
Gunkle
Shade
Kidwell
C. Smith
Poppa
Burkle
Gibbs
Morton
Bucholz
Smith
Moore
Two youths bound over on robbery charges in court
In Middletown Municipal Court, Fred Downs 18 and Billy Thompson 19 were bound over to the Butler County grand jury on burglary charges with bonds set at 2500 each. Rodney Barker 20 also bound over on burglary tied to a home break in and other prior counts. bond increased to 5000. Thomas Guido 21 was fined 200 and costs for assault and battery with part of the fine suspended. James Sawyer 16 and James McCloud 54 were fined 50 each for dog nuisance offenses, suspended.
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Butler County Grand Jury
Middletown
J. T. Lamb
Fred Bruce Downs
Pershing Ave
Billy Keith Thompson
Ceal Ave
Butler County
Field
Texaco
Yankee Road
Wanetta Street
Rodney Barker
Fairmount Ave
Barker
Warren Drake
Barbara Drive
Mary Vitori
N. Marshall Road
Thomas “Butch” Guido
Lamberton St
Guido
Dean Phillips
Forest Glen Drive
Ex Buck Named To Youth Group In Ohio
Joe Roberts former Syracuse NBA player named chief recreation program specialist for the Ohio Youth Commission. He has worked for the Columbus Board of Education since February and is an Ohio State University graduate with prior service at Central Ohio juvenile delinquent program.
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Columbus
Ohio
Joe Roberts
Syracuse
National Basketball Association
Ohio Youth Commission
Roberts
Columbus Board of Education
Ohio State University
Training Institute of Central Ohio
State Center For
60 Teams Launch Match Game in Bowling Championship
A field of 60 teams enters the men’s team match game bowling championship in Chicago. Defending champion is Don Carter Gloves of St. Louis. The meet features a $12,700 purse with $2,500 awarded to first place.
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Chicago
API
Don Carter Gloves
St. Louis
Castro Denies Involvement in Venezuela Terrorism
Fidel Castro dismissed charges that Cuba promoted a pro Communist terror campaign in Venezuela. He told thousands in Havana that Cuba is far from Venezuela and blamed U S monopolists for sacking the country. Betancourt claimed arms came from Cuba for FALN and the OAS agreed to probe the matter.
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Havana
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Venezuela
Sports Palace
Castro
U.S
Romulo Betancourt
Armed Forces For National Liberation
FALN
Organization of American States
Jackson Negroes urged to boycott Christmas decorations
In Jackson Mississippi NAACP organizer Charlie Evers urged mass protest against city segregation and told local Black residents not to buy Christmas decorations. He linked the push to desegregation demands amid the memory of Medgar Evers and his slain brother Charles.
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Jackson, Miss
Charlie Evers
Jackson
Evers
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Sorg Paper Co declares dividends in quarterly meeting
Directors of Sorg Paper Co. declare a regular cash dividend of 1.37 a share on preferred stock payable Jan 1, 1964 to stockholders of record Dec 15, 1963. They also declare a cash dividend of 17 cents a share on common stock payable Dec 24 to stockholders of record Dec 13.
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Sorg Paper Co
Estate notices list executors in Ohio probate cases
Case No 473 Estate of Edna Barker deceased Frederick L Barker of Middle Edna Barker deceased State of City of Middletown Butler County Ohio Walter R Bender Nov 0 Dec 7 14 Case No E 418 Estate of Leon G Curtis Notice is hereby given that John Bruce Cassidy of Somerville Ohio has been duly appointed Administrator W W A of the Estate of Leon G Curtis deceased late of Middletown Butler County Ohio Dated this ath day of November 1083 Maxwell Finkelman Attorney at Law Middletown Ohio Nov 23 30 Dec
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William Meadows
Elizabeth Lamont Meadows
Middletown
Ohio
Jone
Butler County
Harry F. Walsh
Said
Thomas H. Stubbs
Aie Noel Stogner
Dore Rebecca Stogner
Trenton
James Noel Stone Mer
Ate
Cove
H O. Finkelman
Fred Ross
Middletown, Ono
Syvivie Johns
Beatrix Fieminng
Lyme Johns
Harry F Walsh
Said County
CH. Tayior
George W. Lynch
Robert G. Weathers
Ber
Reid County
H. O. Finkelman
Ora Alder
Ake Ora Hare
Mary Edna Spence
Ora Harp
Robert
Alex Casper
Alix Casper
Isidor A. Casper
Jack A. Casper
Casper & Casper
Attorneys At Law
Edna Barker
Frederick L. Barker
Walter R. Bender
Leon G. Curtis
John Bruce Cassidy
Somerville
Maxwell Finkieman
Charies R. Hook
Central Trust Company
Cincinnati
Charles R. Hook
Frost & Jacobs
Martha Lee Saltz
Vaidan C. Baltz
Martha Lee Gaitz
Iate
Ben M. Kitchen
Wanda Schultz Leads Women's Bowling Night At East Er Lanes
Wanda Schultz top scored with a 633 series in the Ladies Nite Out League at East er Lanes, after opening with 218 and finishing with 222. Charlotte Pergram joined the 600 club with a 602 for Filson's in the Women's All-Star League, with games of 188, 226, and 188. The page lists individual scores for multiple bowlers and league standings across various teams and venues.
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Wanda Schultz
Easter Lanes
Wanda
Charlotte Pergram
Filson's
Don Bowlin
J. Carrozza
Jim Ferguson
Jim Saylor
Jim Farkas
Robert Medley
Gailen Gaiser
Tony Marchetti
Jr. Martin
Joe Orum
C. Pergram
M. Beachler
Helen Hughes
Boots Millsl
Pat Watts
Esther McGraw
Marge Sanders
Betty Hotarick
Elva Saylor
Betty Parks
M. Rohrkemper
Mary Reckart
Alberta Brashear
Illa Gibbs
Carolyn Kelly
Dora Cornwell
Betty Back
Peg Wombold
Phyllis Humbert
Carolyn Bake
Vera Joseph
J.J Lanes
Notice of Probate Executors for Multiple Estates
Case No 482 Estate of Charles R Hook executor appointed The Central Trust Company of Cincinnati Ohio to collect claims and settle estate actions dated November 26. Notice served by Frost Jacobs Cincinnati Ohio. Case No 450 Estate of Martha Lee Saltz Baltz of Middletown Butler County named executor with filing dates November 19 and legal notices published November 23 and December 7.
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King Features Syndicate
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We Two Gift Shop
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Lemon Township
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Ame Debec Reyolds Barre Elson UE
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Swasae Aeuuns Ues Wonard Lene Teoreclor
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Y Love
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