Packers Browns Arrive in Miami for NFL Title Showdown
Green Bay and Cleveland arrive in Miami to practice for the next Sunday showdown televised nationally. The Packers, 11-2-1, seek a second straight NFL title while the Browns, 10-4, boast Jim Brown and Frank Ryan as top playmakers.
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Moore, AMC engineering veteran, to retire after 46 years
Meade F. Moore, a 46 year designer and engineering consultant with American Motors and predecessors, retires. He helped design the 1917 Nash, engineered the Rambler company car, and pioneered unit body frame use. Moore, AMC VP of automotive research and engineering till 1958, will reside in Racine in retirement.
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Connally to Miss Texas Naval Academy Cotton Bowl
Gov. John Connally announced he would not attend the Cotton Bowl in Austin between the University of Texas and the Naval Academy. He will be at his Floresville home over New Year’s Day after being wounded in the Kennedy assassination.
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Hanover
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Fred Frehner
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M. E. Lynn
Fred Holcomb
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Lake Mills
Watertown
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Madison
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Argoud Given Life Sentence for 1961 Algiers Plot
Paris state security court convicts former Col. Antoine Argoud of involvement in the abortive 1961 generals revolt in Algiers and of leading a terrorist secret army. He receives life imprisonment for his actions and leadership role.
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Marean Bowl 604 Honor Count Leads Minor No 3 League Action
Vic Marean top score with a 604 honor count and a 245 game in Minor No 3 action. Gerry Gelbach posted 579, Mort Wittner 531, and Eugene Thorp converted a 6-7-9-10 split. Bob and Wig's led team totals with 2,632. multiple clubs posted 3-1 records across Green County leagues.
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New York Signs Joe Don Looney
The New York Giants sign their No 1 draft pick Joe Don Looney the Oklahoma football standout noted for his controversial background. VP Wellington Mara weighs the risks and praises the 224 pound power back as a potential centerpiece for a 1964 offense aiming to break the club’s NFL title drought.
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Navy Faces Top Texas In Cotton Bowl Showdown
Navy backfield star Pat Donnelly injures a hamstring in practice two days before Navy meeting No. 1 Texas in the Cotton Bowl. Coach Wayne Hardin says Donnelly will start if able. the game looms as a potential national championship decider amid four New Year’s Day bowls.
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Confessed Spy Georgiev Sentenced to Death in Bulgaria
Former Bulgarian diplomat Ivan Asen Christof Georgiev was sentenced to death by firing squad for spying for the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency. He pleaded guilty and confessed to earning $200,000, saying the money funded several mistresses and allowed access to state secrets as a high ranking official. The Supreme Court ruled there is no appeal. He spied while serving in Bulgaria's U.N. delegation from 1956 to 1961 and in later government roles until his arrest last September.
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Bulgaria
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New York
Lost Act Shows Logic in Absence of a Work
A quirky column argues that when a performance piece goes missing the most sensible answer is to treat the loss as a logical act. The piece reflects on art, memory, and the search for meaning amid disappearance.
Midwest Commodity Report Highlights Mixed Hog and Cattle Prices
Chicago markets show hog prices steady to 25 lower with various weight classes from 190 to 290 pounds, while cattle and calves list steady to 50 lower across multiple grades. Sheep and woolled lambs saw mixed bids, with prime and choice lots noted, and dairy items like butter and eggs edging lower or firm in wholesale markets. Corn futures show No 2 yellow at 1.24 and No 4 yellow at 1.17½.
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Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Monticello Social News Recap Active Holiday Visits
Mrs O D Curtis reports numerous visits across towns including Brookfield Illinois Janesville Evansville Madison and Monroe with relatives and friends. Guests include the Kammerers Elmers Stauffers and the Kublys among others with multiple gatherings noted over the holiday period.
Again Hikes Tuition at Marquette University
Marquette University announces a second $75 rise in basic tuition in two years raising the rate to $550 per semester starting September 1. Medical school tuition climbs $250 to $1,500 a year for entering freshmen while current medical students pay $1,400 until graduation.
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Marquette University
Classified Ads Solve Daily Needs for Thousands
Classified advertisements in the local paper continue to assist thousands with daily tasks. Readers find help ranging from jobs and housing to items for sale and services. The section remains a trusted resource for community commerce and everyday solutions.
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