Big Pin Show Opens Long Run In Detroit
Bowling fans converged on Cobo Hall Detroit for the 58th American Bowling Cup-Bress Tournament starting March 4. The 79 day event features 32 000 keglers from 47 states plus DC Canada and Puerto Rico competing in Classic Regular and Booster divisions for about 460 000 dollars in prize money.
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CAP Offers Four Civil Air Patrol Scholarships Today
Four scholarships await any high school age CAP member who meets qualifications. CAP executive officer Captain Doris J. Martin announced the awards at a Frederick Squadron meeting. Scholarships include General Lucas V Beau for aeronautical engineering, General Carl for engineering, Colonel D Harold Byrd for aeronautical engineering, and General Wahler R Agee for humanities. Two others are engineering scholarships from the Dynamics Corporation and National Merit Program.
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Dems Clash Over Federal Aid to Private Schools
House Democratic Leader McCormack, a Roman Catholic, publicly disagreed with the Kennedy administration on federal aid to parochial and private schools. He said loans for construction or renovation of private schools are constitutional and would aid education, though no amendment was pledged. The issue splits Democratic ranks and follows prior attempts to include private school aid in education bills.
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Lemon Seeks $1,000 A Homer To End Holdout
Hart-hitting Jim Lemon demands 1000 per homer to end his holdout with the Minnesota Twins, citing his 33 homers and 100 RBIs last season and a $33,000 signature price. Cal Griffith, Twins president, has not located Lemon at his Roanoke home amid ongoing camp talks. Midwest notes include minor league updates and other spring camp results from Kansas City, Pittsburgh, and Los Angeles camps.
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Church Hierarchy Opposes Nonprivate School Aid Bill
The hierarchy of the Roman Catholic Church in the United States plans to oppose any school aid bill that excludes private schools. Cardinals archbishops and bishops will seek an amendment to the Kennedy administration proposal to add provisions for long term federal loans to private schools.
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Make the Most of It by Earl L. D
In a coffee shop two acquaintances share a scene of contrasting lives. One man is busy, efficient and finds meaning in work, while another endlessly seeks company to vent about life. The piece argues real fulfillment comes from meaningful work, not endless coffee breaks.
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National Hockey League scores and tennis world record note
National Hockey League results list Montreal Boston New York Detroit and other scores. An International indoor tennis tourney in Moscow saw Soviet players win both men and women singles with Toomas Lejus and Irma Byazanova claiming titles. A brook weighing 144% pounds held the world record for years after being caught on Nipigon River north shore of Lake Superior.
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Final expenses life insurance offer for seniors
An ad invites people aged 60 to 80 to apply for a $1,000 life insurance policy to cover final expenses. The process is by mail with Old American Insurance Co. in Kansas City, with no obligation and no calls, requesting name address and year of birth.
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Firemen Respond as Ladder Collapses at Two-Story House
Fire crews hurriedly depart after a ladder failed during a two story house incident in Los Absorbs Energy. The event occurred at noon on a sunny day, collapsing a floor and prompting emergency response.
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Science Shrinks Piles New Way Without Surgery
New healing substance bio-drine2 called Prepcretion Z shrinks hemorrhoids stops itching and relieves pain without surgery. Case after case shows reduction and relief, with sufferers saying piles ceased to be a problem. Available as suppository or ointment at drug counters.
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