Bears Turn to Air as They Seek Playoff Bowls
Chicago Bears revive passing attack after a rough start and ride a three game win streak to a 5-7 mark. They face Green Bay in a nationally televised Sunday game while Cleveland and St Louis vie for first in the East. Browns 9 2 1, Cards 7 3 2.
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Yale Defies AAU NCAA Plan In Open Meets Dispute
Yale University will press ahead with its traditional track and field schedule despite AAU and NCAA dueling sanctions. Coach Robert Giegengack said Yale remains a sovereign body and will not bow to boycott pressure, planning development meets in New York December and January. The AAU opposes open meets outside its sanctioning and warns athletes of eligibility risks.
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Brandt’s Followers Offer New Faces Old Policies
KARLSRUHE Germany AP The opposition Social Democrats led by West Berlin Mayor Willy Brandt seek to win the next general election by offering voters more of the same but better presented. The five day congress underscored a shift from earlier calls for nationalization and NATO opposition to a pragmatic program aligned with Christian Democrats. Polls show Brandt’s party around 30 percent behind Erhard's CDU. Local results echo the trend as the party appeals to the broad middle mass disillusioned with the coalition government.
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Hockey Results From Friday And Upcoming Schedule
The Associated Press reports Friday hockey results with no games today. Upcoming schedule includes Chicago at Montreal and Detroit at Toronto before Sunday Montreal visits Detroit and New York plays Chicago. Monday’s matchups were not listed.
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Pro Basketball Results From Friday Night
The Associated Press reports scores from Friday night games including Philadelphia 119 over Detroit 106 Cincinnati 104 to Los Angeles 90 San Francisco 112 to Boston 85 and Baltimore 108 to St. Louis 106.
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FBI Leaders Laud Arrests In Mississippi Civil Rights Case
Five prominent civil rights figures praised the FBI for arrests in the triple murder of three activists in Mississippi. Martin Luther King Jr urged fair trial and democracy, while Roy Wilkins James Farmer Whitney Young Jr and James Foreman welcomed the action as a needed step to protect civil liberties.
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Bowling Scores From Dynamic League Show Local Standouts
A compiled list of high scores and top players across multiple Ottawa league divisions. Notable performances include K Cordle 215.56 high in Ottawa Bowl and S Wolgast 199 in Royal Lanes, with others like Heathman 488 and Dengel 200+ contributing strong showings across several teams including Wantland Cleaners and Jaycees.
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Midwest Snowstorm Loses Punch as Northeast Struggles
A massive midwinter snowstorm waned across the Midwest while advancing into the Northeast. It left extensive damage with at least 12 dead, including five in Massachusetts and six in Illinois, and disrupted rail and air travel as power outages hit New York and Indiana.
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Duck Season Opens Today in Kansas Prairie State
Pratt Kansas AP reports the Kansas duck hunting season opens today and runs through December 24. The first split was October 10 to 25. A Forestry Fish and Game Commission spokesman says cold conditions may push ducks from small ponds to larger waters, with good hunting expected in feed fields near open water.
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Boxing Results From Global Matches
Melbourne bout with Bob Allotey of Ghana defeating Ray Perez of Honolulu by points 116 to 115. Frankfurt card features Karl Mildenberger stopping Ollie Wilson in Hartford. Worcester sees Dick French draw with Al Sewell while New York card lists another 10 rounds.
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Phillies Are Winter Choice For National League Flag
At the winter meetings the Philadelphia Phillies emerge as favorites to win the 1966 National League pennant after a flurry of trades. The Senators gain potential improvement while key deals involve Frank Howard Bo Belinsky and Claude Osteen. The Dodgers acquire Osteen in a six man swap that also adds Kennedy and McMullen, and the Angels add Shockley and May. Belinsky brings a 9 8 record and a volatile reputation to Philadelphia. Other moves include the Twins trading Gerry Arrigo to Cincinnati for Cesar Tovar. Owners approve expanded commissioner powers and a football style free agent draft for players, plus a minor league draft.
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Libya's oil boom reshapes Tripoli amid rising inflation
The Libyan capital Tripoli sees a dramatic shift as oil wealth fuels lavish casinos and luxury living while inflation soars. Government salaries rise, prices spike, and Arab nationalists push for base removals amid a fragile monarchy led by King Idriss. The U.S. Embassy watches closely as instability grows and Libyans grow increasingly wary of outside advice.
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Turkey shoot marks sixth annual Kansas State event in Manhattan
Twenty seven four man rifle teams were scheduled to fire all day and tonight in the sixth annual Kansas State University turkey shoot at Manhattan. Firing started at 7 30 a.m. and runs until 11 p.m. The three day event concludes Sunday with Arlington State College of Texas, the defending champion, posting 2 193 of 2 400 on Friday.
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Kansas Accident Kills 1 Injures 2
A 19-year-old Oswego youth, David M. Graham, was killed when his 1965 car struck a culvert on K-7 about seven miles north of Columbus Kansas. Connie Gibbons, 18, and Arlene Adams, 15, both of Galena, were hospitalized with severe cuts and possible internal injuries.
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US and SA Still Tied in Canada Cup Golf
In Maui Hawaii United States and South Africa held a deadlock entering the third round led by Arnold Palmer and Gary Player. Palmer and Nicklaus faced England while Player paired with Hutchinson, Mexico’s Martinex and Neri. Individual scores showed Palmer and Player ahead, with Nicklaus at 141 after a 69 following a 72.
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