Bowling star Billy Welu to appear at Terrace Lanes Friday
Billy Welu, one of 16 finalists in the All Star bowling tournament in San Bernardino, will be at Terrace Lanes Friday night for John Eterno Night. He helped win the BPAA title at Buffalo in 1959 and is a member of the American Machine and Foundry Bowling Promotion staff. Welu, a St Louis resident and captain of the Falstaff Beer team, will conduct clinics and exhibition matches at Terrace Lanes while competing in the event.
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Driggers
West Irn Beach
Florida
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Anes
Middletown Reformed Leads Bowling Standings Across Leagues
The article outlines standings and high scores from multiple bowling leagues. Middletown Reformed leads the Lion's City League by widening its margin, while Yellow Springs No.1 and Frederick No.1 chase in close quarters. Individual high games and sets are noted for players across several clubs, with Glade Valley Youths starting its 1961 season at Walkersville bowling center amid weather-related attendance issues.
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Don's Food Market
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Joe's
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American Beauty Bakers
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Rickman’s Grocery
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Jerry Sover
Flys Solo Lt Flook Jr. Earns Jet Training Marks
Lt Howard O. Flook Jr son of Mr and Mrs H C Flook of East Second Street recently soloed the T 33 jet trainer at Laredo Air Force Base Texas He completed primary pilot training at Moore Air Base Texas and will receive 115 hours of flight instruction at Laredo before wings and rating of Air Force pilot He a six year Air Force veteran attended Gettysburg College before earning his commission and navigator rating through the Aviation Cadet Program in 1956 He is married to Janece Gelba of Sacramento California and they have two children John Scott Flook and Howard O Flook III
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Laredo Air Force Base
Texas
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Moore Air Base
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Aviation Cadet Program
Janece Gelba
Sacramento
California
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Howard O. Flook
NFL Owners Divided Over Stocking Vikings
NFL owners split into two camps over how many Vikings players can be stockpiled by coach Norm Van Brocklin with proposals for 11 or up to a full 36 players chosen, while Rozelle notes Cowboys used similar breaks. Schedule expansion from 12 to 14 games eyed amid weather and baseball park issues.
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Associated Press
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Rozelle
Los Angeles
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Dallas
Lack of Merit Awards Idea From Boyle Column
The columnist proposes public badges to identify lack of merit in everyday behavior. Examples include black stars for rude bus drivers, orders for misdelivered or wrong orders, and other unsavory traits, arguing such recognition could improve civility and safety.
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Lfe
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Pulitzer
Bahamas
Bowling Standings and Weather Postponements Report
The Monocacy Walier League and Frederick Carroll League saw several matches postponed due to weather. Warren's Men Shop leads Health Center Industrial League with Charlie King Kong anchoring a strong set and high team honors including a 1796 team set.
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Rickman Grocery
Billy Brandt
Bobby’s
Barber Shop
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Frederick Carroll
Warren's Men Shop
Health Center Industrial League
Boyer’s Inn
Morgan
Charlie
Keller
Dick Holter
Tigers Fail To Get Queen's Message
In Jaipur, Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip sat in elevated shooting boxes for six hours to hunt tigers, but no tiger appeared and no shots were fired. Despite elaborate preparations and a possible sighting, the hunt ended without success as organizers considered extending or calling off the effort. Reports note protests in Paris and Britain and student hunger-strike threats in New Delhi over royal tiger hunting.
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India
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Prince Philip
Philip
Paris
Britain
New Delhi
Buckeyes Claim All First-Place Votes In AP Poll
Ohio State remains unbeaten as the top choice in the weekly AP basketball poll for the sixth straight week receiving all first-place votes. The Buckeyes face Purdue next, with 11 games left in the schedule, as St Bonaventure and Bradley follow in the rankings.
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North Carolina
Duke
Iowa
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Louisville
Southern California
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Proposals to Aid Veterans Draw Attention in Congress
Congress opens with a rush of veteran aid ideas including education stipends for Korean War vets and a proposed peacetime GI bill. Proposals also seek a flat 100 dollar monthly pension for all World War I veterans and universal term life insurance for veterans age 62 and under. The chances of passage remain uncertain as lawmakers debate feasibility and funding.
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Veterans benefits debate outlines wide reforms
The proposed measures include automatic service-connected death benefits for long-serving retirees with 50 percent disability, a one year GI insurance reinstatement for WWII and Korean veterans, double indemnity options for GI policyholders, and a federal court to review veterans benefits claims. A veterans column invites readers to write Major Nial with concerns.
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House
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Board of Veterans Appeals
Father Son Catch 157 Catfish at Red Rock Reach
A Damascus pair reported an extraordinary haul of 151 catfish last Sunday along the Potomac at Red Rock. They aim to reduce the river’s catfish population, saying the fish menace spawns bass, with a four Sunday total of 422 fish and weights of 2 to 7 pounds. Accompanying them was Courtney Layton of Damascus.
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To Whip Or Not To Whip In Britain Is The Question
Britain debates reintroducing corporal punishment for youth crimes after abolition in 1945. The Conservative conference heard calls for flogging while Home Secretary Butler opposes it. A Treasurers' panel rejected reintroduction as a 100 year step back, citing doubtful deterrence and civilizational standards.
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House of Commons
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Advisory Council
Wildcats Edge Purdue Cagers 64 62 in Big Ten clash
Northwestern narrowly defeated Purdue 64 62 as Ohio State and Minnesota rose in the Big Ten standings. Tre Asse reports mid semester exams disrupted schedules while key players posted strong performances and the Wildcats relied on a four man rotation to secure the win.
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Chamberlain Leads NBA Scoring Pace Over Baylor
Wilt Chamberlain has built a commanding lead in the NBA scoring race, totaling 2,707 points and averaging 37.6 per game across four games. Baylor trails by 93 points with Utah’s Oscar Robertson in third, as league stats show Baylor at 1.68 points per game and 346 average.
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