NFL Teams Sign Ten Top Choices
The Associated Press reports Texas tackle Scott Appleton heads to the Hula Bowl after earning Cotton Bowl outstanding lineman honors. He remains uncommitted amid NFL and AFL first round picks, with Steelers trading for NFL rights to Appleton and Brown/Voss signing with Eagles and Packers respectively.
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Associated Press
Texas
Scott Appleton
Honolulu
Appleton
Longhorns
Navy
Pittsburgh Steelers
Buddy Dial
Dallas
Houston Oilers
NFL
Nebraska
Bob Brown
Lloyd Voss
Cornhus
Kansas City Chiefs
AFL
Beathard
Ohio State
Matt Snell
Jets
Oakland
Tony Lorick
Arizona State
Baltimore
Lorick
Orangeville Christmas Dinner Gatherings Across Counties
A family Christmas dinner was held Sunday at Mrs Ruth Kilian's home with relatives from Mendota Mequon Winslow and De Pere joining. Several households hosted and visited over the holidays in Lena Springfield Stockto Monroe Freeport Port Byron Mt Horeb and Raymond, with university plans mentioned for Gerald Boyer.
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Ruth Kilian
Harry Dickerson
Mendota
Alvin Goodman
Mequon
Wis
Virgil Leopold
Lloyd Misner
Springfield
LaVerne Holmes
Lizzie Solace
Lena
George Sherbondy
Edward Caudle
Sunda
Stella Boyer
Earl Steffus
James Boyer
Stephen Paul
Raymond
Brenda Boyer
Monroe
All Daniels
Madison
Ronald Holmes
Freeport
Edward Rugalski
Diane
Port Byron
Audrey Marle
Mirian Frank
John Musser
Loral Jordan
Bob
Clark Jordan
Mt. Horeb
Stephan Paul
Gerald Boyer
University of Illinois At
Champaign
Port Washington Man Killed in Guthrie Car Crash
Guanmin Osawa Phillip W Otto 23 of Port Washington Wisconsin died when his car rammed the rear of a loaded cattle truck two miles south of Guthrie. Officers said Otto had been attending a refrigeration school in Oklahoma City.
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Guanmin, Osawa
Phillip W. Otto
Port Washington
Wis
Guthrie
Otto
Oklahoma City
Duke Carlisle Sparks Texas to Cotton Bowl Victory
Emmett Augustus Carlisle II known as Duke leads Texas to a 28-6 Cotton Bowl win over Navy, totaling 267 yards from scrimmage including 213 passing and 54 rushing. Staubach set a Cotton Bowl passing record, while Illinois, Alabama, and Nebraska posted notable bowl performances across the day.
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Mike Rathet
Associated Press
Emmett Augustus Carlisle II
Duke
Texas
Duke Carlisle
Dallas
Longhorns
Navy
Carlisle
Phil Harris
Roger Staubach
Staubach
Wayne Hardin
Alabama
Mississippi
New Orleans
Nebraska
Dennis Claridge
Dave Thissen
Auburn
Miami
Jlineman
Illnoisi
Washington
Junior Coffey
Bill Douglas
Mike Kuklenski
Bill Siler
Douglas
Dave Kopay
Ilinois
Jim Plankenhorn
Siler
George Donnelly
Mike Taliaferro
North and South Teams Set Two Senior Bowl Workouts
MOBILE Alabama two workouts were planned for both the North and South squads ahead of Saturday's Senior Bowl clash. Coaches George Wilson and Tom Landry said rosters would gain players from New Year's Day bowl games. The Yankees elected BC quarterback Jack Cannon and Holy Cross center Jon Morris as co-captains after a 10 minute head knock protection drill.
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Mobile
Alaun
George Wilson
Tom Landry
Yankees
Boston College
Jack Concannon
Holy Cross
Jon Morris
Louisville Dumps Marquette 85-67
Louisville's Cardinals routed Marquette 85 to 67 as Marquette hit 15 straight free throws but fell short. Louisville, with regulars limited to part of the game, won its third straight and improved to 63. The Warriors, on the road for the sixth time in nine starts, dropped to 1-6 on the road.
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Narsville
Marquette
Louisville
Cardinals
Warriors
Service Record for Capt Richard J Blanc at New River NC
Marine Capt Richard J Blanc son of Mr and Mrs Lou Blanc of 911 8th Avenue reported for duty at New River North Carolina last month. He is with Headquarters and Maintenance Squadron 26 Marine Aircraft Group 26. Blanc entered the service in November 1952 after attending Carroll College Waukesha.
Electrical Workers Oust Union Treasurer
Washington Secretary Treasurer Al Hartnett was voted out by members of the International Union for Electrical Workers AFL CIO amid a two year feud with President James B. Carey. The union said the action supported Carey and marked a historic removal of a top official.
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Washington
al Hartnett
International Union For Electrical Workers
AFL- Clc
James B. Carey
American Labor Movement
Carey
Hartnett
Green Bay Signs Two Draft Picks
In Miami Green Bay signed two of its 1963 draft selections, including Lloyd Voss Nebraska tackle and Steve Wright Alabama tackle. Denis Calridge and Duke Carlisle were also in talks with the Packers as New Year plans unfold ahead of the NFL Runner Up Bowl against the Cleveland Browns. The game in Miami is expected to draw around 50 000 fans, the largest crowd since the bowl began in 1961.
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Miami
Fla
Green Bay Packers
Packers
Nebraska
Lloyd Voss
Voss
Auburn
New York Jets
Navy
Dallas
Kansas City Chiefs
AFL
Cleveland Browns
Electrocution Case Death by Own Action in Lake Mills
Jefferson County Deputy Coroner Mike Heilmeyer ruled the death of 23 year old Mrs. Michael Braunschweig in Lake Mills as probably death by own action after an electric radio was dropped into a bathtub. Heilmeyer said she had been despondent and depressed. Her 10 month old son Durst was in the tub but unharmed. The body was found by her second son on returning from school.
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Lake Mills
Michael Braunschweig
Jefferson County
Mike Heilmeyer Heilmeyer
NFL Players Group Urges Reinstatement For Hornung Karras
The National Football League Players Association urged reinstatement for Paul Hornung of the Packers and Alex Karras of the Lions. They called for one year under suspension without salary as sufficient punishment and asked for return to active duty. The cases, reviewed in February, were cited as paid for mistakes and a chance to continue playing.
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Hollywood
Fla
National Football League Players Association
Paul Hornung
Green Bay Packers
Alex Karras
Detroit Lions
Pete Retzlaff
Hornung
Karras
NFL
Pete Rozelle
Retzlaff
Hoffa Denies Deal Attempt Involves Leaving Office
James Hoffa denied that anyone acting for him sought a government deal in pending federal cases. He said representatives approached him about arrangements to drop grand jury action, which he and aides refused. Hoffa faces tampering charges in Tennessee and a separate Chicago conspiracy case over Teamster funds.
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DETROIT & —_ seamsters
James Hoffa
Wwj-Tv
Detroit
Hoffa
Tennessee
Chicago
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Farm Product Prices Decline in 1963 Parity Levels
Washington reports farm product prices closed 1962 at 79 percent of parity, with 1963 averaging 78 percent. A 5 percent drop in meat prices from November to December drove the low parity. Hog and beef cattle prices fell about 14 to 16 percent, due to higher slaughter supplies. Production costs rose modestly for the year.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Man Admits Stealing 50 Portable TV Sets
ST LOUIS The Missouri Highway Patrol hold a man who officers said admitted stealing 50 portable television sets from motels in the area. Police say the suspect confessed to the thefts and is being questioned as the investigation continues.
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Man
ST. Louis
Missouri Highway Patrol
Stolen car arrest leads to Missouri motel alert
James Mathison, 43, of Centre Tl., was arrested in a stolen Rockford car by trooper B F Morris near Bowling Green Missouri after motel operators in Missouri and Illinois were warned. Mathison, with four TV sets in the car, prompted further checks by Hannibal area operators before he departed.
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James Mathison
Centre
Mississippi River
St. Louis
Ponce
Mathison
B. F. Morris
Bowling Green
Missouri
Illinois
Hannibal
Highway Patrol
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