Colorado At Home With KU Oklahoma
Colorado's Big Eight leaders host Kansas as Oklahoma State and Iowa State clash at Ames. Colorado leads 5-1 with a tight four-way race. Kansas, Oklahoma State, Iowa State, and Colorado home games shape the standings.
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Colorado
Oklahoma
Jim van Valkenburg
Associated Press
Kansas
Oklahoma State
Iowa State
Ames
Stillwater
Buffaloes
Buffs
Boulder
Freshmen Rally Falls Short in OTTA Tourney Opener
Ottawa Reds edge Olathe freshmen 28 to 25 in a tense ERL freshman tournament opener. Ron Lloyd led Ottawa with 5 points and 8 rebounds, while Mike Knop scored 9 for Olathe in a late 15 point burst that doomed the Whirlwinds. Killough and Boyer paced Ottawa’s balanced attack with 7 and 6 respectively.
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Harvey Drake
Rosedale
Mike Knop
Ronnie Lloyd
Scott Killough
Ron Boyer
Dale Dieterich
Dale Spears
Killough
Boyer
Dieterich
Ottawans
Marshall
Ron Lloyd
Reds
Birds
Clathans
Ottawa
Boyer-Killough
Rusk Doing Fine Says Kennedy on State Leadership
President Kennedy dismissed talk that Dean Rusk would leave as secretary of state and affirmed his high confidence in Rusk. Kennedy said Rusk should be his main adviser on foreign policy, run the State Department, and direct daily diplomacy while advising on larger security policies.
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Washington
Kennedy
Dean Rusk
Rusk
Secretary of State
State Department
United States
Teller Outsmarts Robber at Amalgamated Bank in New York
A quick-witted bank teller at Amalgamated Bank in New York avoided a robbery after telling a would-be robber that the bank had no money. The robber fled after the note demanding cash.
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New York
Amalgamated Bank
Jteller
College Scores Roundup Featuring Diverse Conference Games
Pittsburg State beat St Benedicts Junior College Missouri Freshmen 84 to 82 while Hannibal LaGrange lost 63 to EAST Syracuse 68. Niagara edged Providence 67 to 77 in a tight matchup with DePaul 59. New York University posted 108 as Furman 82. Notre Dame 74 defeated Boston College 66 as Temple beat Manhattan 57. North Carolina 82 toppled Maryland 68. North Texas 65 beat Tulsa 60. Oklahoma City 96 defeated Hardin-Simmons. Montana State 70 over Gonzaga 63 and St Josephs N.M. 89 over FY Lewis Colo 68.
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Niagara
Providence
DePaul
New York U
Furman
Notre Dame
Boston
Temple
Manhattan
South North Carolina
Maryland
Southwest
North Texas
Tulsa
Oklahoma City
Hardin-Simmons
Far West
Montana State
Gonzaga
St. Joseph’s N.M
FY. Lewis
Colo
Two Tied In Bowling Tourney
ST LOUIS AP Bob Kwolek of Detroit tied for the lead with Ray Orf of St Louis at the halfway point of the St Louis Open bowling tournament with 2684 total after 12 games Orf led early with 1363 and posted 1321 in the evening while Kwolek rolled five 279 series and reached 1382 in the day The event continues with 12 more qualifying games Friday advancing 16 semifinalists and a 5000 prize for the champion BY ABC broadcast of the finals Saturday afternoon
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ST. Louis
Bob Kwolek
Detroit
Kwolek
Ray Orf
Orf
ABC
Bowling Scores Cheney's Markets High 10 Honn and Young
Bowling scores from Cheney's Markets and multiple teams list high game and series achievements. Honn and Young lead with 177 and 486 series respectively, while Burgoon and Wolgast post notable marks in Pepsi-Cola and Cc events.
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Young
B. Young
Pepsi-Cola
Burgoon
Cc. Wolgast
Litwhia
J. Richardson
Brown's Hardware
R. Hartrick
Blue Moon
J. Moody
T. Bauer
Conrad's Paijnters
Three Tie Lead Narrow Phoenix Open After Round One
The Phoenix Open heads into round two with a tight chase for $35,000. Jack Nicklaus Gary Player and Jay Hebert hold a one stroke lead after 5 under par 67s, while Arnold Palmer Tommy Aaron Bob Harris Cary Middlecoff Julius Boros and Jimmy Clark trail at 68.
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Ariz
Jack Nicklaus
Gary Player
Jay Hebert
Arnold Palmer
Tommy
Aaron
Bob Harris
Cary Middlecoff
Julius Boros
Jimmy Clark
Tommy Aaron
Marilynn Smith Leads St Petersburg Open After Round One
Marilynn Smith held a three stroke edge in the St Petersburg Women’s Open, firing a first round 89 at Sunset Golf and Country Club. Judy Kimball of Sioux City, Iowa, stood two strokes back in second with a 72.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
Marilynn Smith
Wichita, Kan
Tequesta
Sunset Golf and Country Club
Judy Kimball
Sioux City
Towa
Pro Basketball By Associated Press Thrilling Cincinnati Win
Cincinnati defeated San Francisco 134 to 129 in Thursday action. The Associated Press details a high scoring clash. Boston visits New York, Syracuse travels to Detroit, Chicago hosts Los Angeles, and Cincinnati meets St. Louis on Saturday with New York and Syracuse meeting in Boston and San Francisco visiting Boston.
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Associated Press
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Boston
New York
Syracuse
Detroit
Chicago
Los Angeles
St. Louis
Laver Makes United States Pro Debut in 1960
Rod Laver, second player to complete the tennis grand slam, begins his U S professional debut this weekend with appearances in Boston Philadelphia and New York marking a milestone in his career and in the American tour.
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New York
Australia
Rod Laver
United States
Boston
Philadelphia
Lions Clash With Cyclones In Lawrence Showdown
Lawrence Lions, 10-4, host Ottawa Cyclones, 11-3, in a fast paced KC league tilt. Ottawa relies on Morton and Dunn for scoring while Mendell and Davidson bolster the front line. Lawrence counters with Light and Trull as Emerson’s squad seeks tempo, with varsity at 8 and B at 6:30.
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Harry Morton
Roy Dunn
Ottawa
Jim Lewis
Bonner Springs
Reds
Morton
Dunn
Mendell
Eddie Davidson
Lawrence Lions
Max Rife
Lawrence
Rife
Ralph Light
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Cats
Topeka West
Bill Trull
Harley Kampschroeder
J. W. Emerson
LHS
Don Rogers
Arthur Arthur speaker of Kansas House calls himself pretty conservative
By ELON TORRENCE TOPEKA AP the former naval carrier pilot who is speaker of the 1963 Kansas House evaluates his political philosophy as pretty conservative Rep Charles Arthur R Manhattan says he believes in progressive government and advancement adding just as fast as we can pay for it I am against deficit financing Arthur 45 is graying tall ruggedly handsome He believes many things can be accomplished in state government by staying economy and efficiency in agencies we already have Elevation to speaker's chair is the outgrowth of political interest dating back My parents were staunch Republicans He earned a KU degree then served four years as a naval pilot He returned to KU for a law degree His government career began in 1947 as assistant city attorney of Manhattan He has been city commissioner and mayor of Manhattan and Riley County attorney He is in his 4th term in the House and was Republican floor leader He filed for the Legislature to serve He has been mentioned as a governor prospect He would like to serve in the Kansas Senate depending on reapportionment districting
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Elon Torrence Topeka
Kansas House
Charles Arthur
Manhattan
Arthur
University of Kansas
Riley County
House
Kansas
Senate
Kansas Senate室 Bills pushed for Kerr Mills medical care act
Eight bills were introduced in the Kansas Senate including a move to implement the Kerr Mills medical care act for the aged. Hearings may begin Monday. Other measures allocate funds for Topeka building costs. grant probate judges authority over welfare funds. require county payment of criminal jury fees. permit beer license appeal to the State Supreme Court. allow waiving marriage license waiting on probate judges. abolish the Entomological Commission and transfer duties to the Agriculture Board. and raise school tax limits in Medicine Lodge and Kiowa.
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Topeka
Kansas Senate
Senate Public Welfare Committee
Clark Kuppinger
Prairie Village
John Anderson
State Employment Security Division
State Supreme Court
State Entomological Commission
State Board of Agriculture
Burglars Cracking Cookie Jar In Easton Office
State police said burglars who failed to crack the safe of a bottled gas distributor settled for the cookie jar. They used a screwdriver chisel hammer maul hacksaw torch hatchet and pick. They took a few dollars in change.
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Easton
Unemployment Puts Dog Out in Detroit
A dog abandoned in a paperboard box on a city bus drew a note begging for a home. The child’s message, My daddy ain't working, explains the family hardship and prompts local kindness as the animal seeks a new owner.
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Detroit
Tootsie
Riverside Red Cross Drops Book From Indian Gift Program
Riverside officials decide to omit a book from gifts for Sherman Institute students titled How to Ride Like a Real Indian. The move follows concerns over cultural sensitivity and appropriateness in American Indian education.
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Riverside, Calif
Riverside Red Cross
Sherman Institute
40.2 Average For Top Scorer
Earl Glass a senior at Mississippi Industrial retained his No 1 ranking in the small college scoring race though his per game average slipped from 2.0 to 40.2. He has 522 points in 13 games through last Saturday with 201 field goals and 120 free throws. Gerry Govan of St Marys Kan leads in rebounds with 955 in 14 games for an average of 25.4.
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NEW York
Earl Glass
Mississippi Industrial
National Collegiate Athletic Bureau
Show Glass
Gerry Govan
St. Mary’s
Kan
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