Pheasant Season Opens Saturday in Kansas Fields
Kansas pheasant hunters start half hour before sunrise Saturday as state officials predict up to a million birds bagged by season end November 30. About 150000 hunters expected this weekend with four cock birds per day and a two day possession limit after opening. Open in many counties including Pratt, Reno, Harvey and Scott with winds and rain affecting success.
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Dave Leahy
Melekh freed on bail in spy case with conditions
Igor Y. Melekh United Nations secretary accused of spying for the Soviet Union is released on $50,000 bail and must remain in Manhattan until next week’s hearing. He faces possible transfer to Chicago where he is indicted with Willie Hirsch for allegedly obtaining military maps and photos. Hirsch remains in custody. Bail money came from two Soviet Embassy officials via Melekh’s wife.
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Igor Y. Melekh
United Nations Secretariat
Soviet Union
Manhattan
Melekh
Federal House of Detention
Chicago
Willie Hirsch
Windy City
Washington
Irina
Edward Weinfeld
U.N
Hirsch
FBI
Don’t Blame Your Car Valve Job Offer
An automotive ad urges readers to bring in a cylinder head for a valve job and lists services such as crankshaft grinding motor rebore piston resizing pin fitting and brake drum turning at Harry Smith 27 Supply 1108 S Main. Phone CH 2-1522.
Navy Glamour Team in Bowl Picture
Unbeaten Navy dominates bowl chatter as the likely Rose Bowl favorite if unscathed, with heavy interest from Cotton Sugar Orange Gator Liberty Gotham bowls. Duke Army and others loom as potential upsets reshaping the post season, while Iowa Ducks and Big Ten uncertainties ripple through the matchups.
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Crucial Weekend Looms for Big Eight Contenders
The Associated Press notes Colorado, Kansas, Iowa State, and Kansas State face pivotal games as Missouri and Oklahoma loom. Colorado seeks a title tilt at Missouri after a 7-0 upset, while Kansas meets Nebraska in Lawrence. Iowa State visits Oklahoma at Ames, Kansas State hosts Oklahoma State, all amid bowl ban implications for Oklahoma and Kansas.
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Famous Horse Sells At Auction For $6,000
The Lemon Drop Kid, a renowned harness horse, sold for 6,000 to a Salina construction firm. Jay B. Utz, former trainer of the 12 year old, bought the horse at Sunny Slope Farms dispersal sale for Wilmoth Construction Co. of Salina. The horse will go to Windsor, Missouri, under Utz’s care.
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Kas
Salina
Jay B. Utz
Sunny Slope Farms
Wilmoth Construction Co
O. D. Wilmoth
Windsor
Utz
Judge Held In An Old Murder Case
CHATTANOOGA Tenn AP Joseph A Peel Jr former city judge of West Palms Beach Fla was arrested late Thursday on charges of murder in the 1955 death of Circuit Judge C E Chillingworth and his wife Marjorie who vanished from their West Palm Beach home June 15 1955 Police said they were kidnapped and slain Peel 49 minutes after arriving by plane from Charlotte NC joined James Donald Miles in an apparent murder plot bond set at 25000 in Florida Peel and Miles are charged with conspiring to murder ex convict Floyd A Holzapfel 36 Florida authorities said Holzapfel admitted to undercover agents that he and another man were hired to kill Judge Chillingworth
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Turner
Peel
James Donald Miles
Eau Gallie
Fla
Miles
Florida
Floyd A. Holzapfel
Holzapfel
Melbourne
Chillingworth
Store Sales In This Area Dip In Kansas City District
Department store sales in the Tenth Federal Reserve District rose five percent from last year while Kansas and Western Missouri fell six and five percent respectively. National figures show sales three percent above the year-ago level.
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Kansas City
Federal Reserve District
Kansas
Missouri
Famous Garden Is On Way Out
New York announced plans for a $38 million 25 000 seat sports center to replace Madison Square Garden by 1964. Garden president Ned Irish said current facilities are outmoded and a new arena is imperative for continued success. Site for the new center has not been determined.
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Madison Square Garden
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John J. Bergen
Irving Corp
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Graham-Paige Corp
Garden
Ned Irish
Brown Leads All In Defending Title
Providence A T AP A record number of lightweight title defenses has been made by champion Joe Brown named the National Boxing Association's boxer of the month. Brown's ninth defense came from his Oct. 28 defeat of Cisco Andrade after earlier knocking out Battling Torres. Petronella said the runners up were England's Terry Downes Giardello Rinaldi and Fernandez with wins over Archie Moore and Denny Moyer.
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A.T
Joe Brown
National Boxing Association
Brown
Cisco Andrade
Battling Torres
NBA Rating Committee
Tony Petronella
England
Terry Downes
Joey Giardello
Guilio Rinaldi
Italy
Archie Moore
Jorge Fernandez
Denny Moyer
Chargers Can Grab First in AFL West Tonight
The Los Angeles Chargers, fast after a slow start, can take sole possession of first in the AFL Western Division by beating the New York Titans at the Polo Grounds. They beat Boston 45 16 last week and stay tied with Denver for the lead as Oakland hosts Boston and Dallas visits Buffalo and Houston goes to Denver.
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Traffic Toll TOPEKA Report for November 1960
Topeka AP traffic death log reports 2 hours to 9 am three times. data for November shows 2 deaths. 1960 period tallies 410 deaths versus 1959 period 479. Note includes 2 September deaths not previously counted.
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Topeka
Kansas
Patterson eyeing third heavyweight title clash
New York AP reports Floyd Patterson weighs talks with Ingemar Johansson for a third heavyweight title defense to occur between January and March with Miami or Los Angeles as likely sites. Patterson seeks 50 percent of ancillary rights, down to 40 percent per FSI, as he publicly asserts new business stance and solidifies relation with Cus D'Amato.
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Floyd Patterson
Ingemar Johansson
Patterson
Miami
Los Angeles
FSI
Floyd
Cus D'Amato
Bowling Scores AMF LEAGUE Local 630-1 High 10-50-D
Local bowling scores list players and highs across teams. Burgoon 187 515. Pogue 242. Wolgast 620. Cordle 184 335. Wirkpatrick 188. Walson 5807. Nalley 192 513. Beiter 235 538. Morrow 206 386. Cheney 213 546. Mengerhausen 202. Meyer T0
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Dutch Boy
Hiatt
Cheney
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Mengerhausen
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Deer harvest forecast for Michigan falls near 115000
Lansing Michigan AP reports the State Conservation Department predicts a harvest of about 115000 deer this fall, mirroring last year as the second highest on record. Roughly 465000 hunters are expected to participate during the November 15 to 30 season.
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State Conservation Department
Hamey Takes Aim at Yankees Trading Policy
New York AP Roy Hamey new Yankees general manager vows to revitalize the player development system. He says the club will grow its own talent and expand scouting into California Texas and New England with a push to invest in the bonus market for young players. Dan Topping agrees but no farm changes are planned.
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Roy Hamey
New York Yankees
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Kansas City
Hamey
Dan Topping
California
Texas
New England
Bids Enter Race to Buy A's in Probate Court
Rival bidding groups from Kansas City and St. Louis contest the sale of 52 percent of the Kansas City A’s stock in probate court. Earl Smith claims his group offered 34 million dollars, while St. Louis bidders are believed near that amount. Mrs. Johnson Humes and City National Bank co-executors seek to sell but she opposes the move. Judge Dunne will rule after arguments, likely Monday.
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American League Baseball Club
Arnold M. Johnson
Robert J. Dunne
Earl Smith
Johnson
Warren W. Humes
New York
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Humes
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