Bennett Family Shares Life in Uganda Field Work
The Bennett family of Williamsburg Kansas and Uganda's Arapai college project are profiled. Francis Bennett, a nine year foreign service veteran with AID via West Virginia University, led a team to upgrade farm training schools to diploma colleges in agriculture and tractor mechanics. The piece notes Uganda's education expansion, local farming plans, Africanization efforts, and Bennett's youths born abroad.
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Africa
Williamsburg
Kan
Francis Bennett
Uganda
Bennett
Will Bennett
U.S
Stanley
Colombo
Ceylon
Roderick
New Delhi
India
Randall
Gregory
Benedett
AID
Agency For International Development
West Virginia University
Morgantown
W. Va
Arapai
West Virginia
Minister of Agriculture of
Bennets
United States
Ministry of Agriculture
Bennetts
England
Sudan
Europe
Peoria
This Day in History August 27, 1966 Highlights
On August 27, 1966, events include Krakatoa’s famous eruption in 1883, a WWI naval sinking in 1914, Italy and Romania joining wars in 1916, the Kellogg Briand Pact in 1928, penicillin discovery in 1942, RAF bombing Nuernberg in 1943, and multiple political notes from the Suez and Berlin crises alongside a 1965 statement and a 1965 NAACP bombing incident in Natchez.
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Paris
Royal Air Force
Nuernberg
Washington
U.S
Egypt
Rome
Amintore Fanfani
Presmier Khrushchev
Kremlin
Berlin
Natchez, Miss
NAACP
George Metcalfe
Philadelphia Golf Classic Still Wide Open Action
Philadelphia Golf Classic remains undecided after 36 holes with a $110,000 purse on the PGA Tour. Whitemarsh, Pa., hosts the event as players chase the lead in a tight leaderboard.
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Philly
Whitemarsh
Philadelphia
Roznovsky Hits His First Pinch Homer for Orioles
Vic Roznovsky, reserve catcher for the Baltimore Orioles, hit a pinch homer in the right field bleachers off Lee Stange after Baltimore fell behind 1 2. Boog Powell added a pinch homer as the Orioles beat Boston 3 2 in 12 innings with Russ Snyder driving in the deciding run on a bases loaded single. Roznovsky, a rare journeyman, discussed his unlikely path from Shiner Texas to the majors, explaining he was signed after a Pirates tryout and later became a catcher with the Giants and Cubs before joining Baltimore.
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Baltimore
Vic Roznovsky
Baltimore Orioles
Rozenovsky
Boston
Lee Stange
Boog Powell
Orieoles
Russ Snyder
Roznovsky
Hank Bauer
Hank
The
Pirates
San Franciscco Giants
Chicago Cubs
Orioles
Carl Warwick
Scores Men's Softball State Tournament At Great Bend
In the Topeka Watson beat Rage 7 to 1 in the winners bracket. Pittsburg Centennial edged Plainville 4 to 3 while Wichita Merchants defeated Hutchinson Salters 4 to 3. Today’s loser's bracket games include Hays versus Liberal at 2 pm and Pittsburg against Wichita Merchants at 3 15 pm.
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Great Bend
Topeka Watson
Rage
Pittsburg Centennial
Plainville
Wichita Merchants
Hutchinson Salters
Hays
Liberal
Pittsburg
Wichita Boosters
Topeka-Watson
Bills Face Third AFL Crown Bid With Rebuilt lineup
The Buffalo Bills under new coach Joe Collier aim for a third straight AFL title despite losses of Behrman Roberson Gogolak and Joe. Collier cites return of Dubenion Bass and additions including rookies Brunet Allen Smith Prudhomme Lashutka and Lusteg to bolster offense. Kemp remains MVP anchor as Behrman’s center spot is filled by Bemiller, with O Donnell at guard. Strong defense features Sestak Stratton Saimes Byrd Ducawon Day McDole Tracey Jacobs and Edgerson among others.
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Blasdell
N.Y
Buffalo Bills
Joe Collier
Lou Saban
Bills
AFL
Dave Behrman
Bo Roberson
Billy Joe
Pete Gogolak
Roberson
Joe
Miami
Gogolak
New York Giants
Collier
Elbert Dubenion
Glenn Bass
Bob Burenett
Arkansas
Bill Bailey
Cincinnati
Allen Smith
Fort Valley State
Remi Prudhomme
LSU
Greg Lashutka
Ohio State
Booth Lusteg
Jack Kemp
Wray Carlton
Dubenion
Bass
Paul Costa
al Bemiller
Behrman
Joe O'Donnell
Prudhomme
Stew Barber
Dick Hudson
ANAFL
Billy Shaw
Major League Leaders Summary for Batting and Pitching
American League leaders include Frank Robinson of Baltimore with a .317 batting average and 95 runs, Brooks Robinson shows 40 homers, and pitcher Mcnally posts 12-3 with an .800 winning percentage. National League leaders feature Alou of Pittsburgh with a .344 average, Hank Aaron of Atlanta with 35 homers, and Don Sutton style pitching with 12-1 for Re gan and 20-3 for Perry.
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Associated Press
F. Robinson
Baltimore
Oliva
Minnesota
Aparicio
Alou
Pittsburgh
Clemente
Stargell
Aaron
Atlanta
Mays
San Francisco
Brock
St. Louis
Jackson
Houston
Regan
Los Angeles
Perry
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Tommy Weiskopf
Roberto di Vicinzo
Gene Littler
Dudley Wyson
Bob Charles
George Knudson
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