Missouri Favored Over Bears
Missouri Tigers, off to a strong start, host California in an intersectional clash in Columbia. Dan Devine’s squad, two touchdown favorites, rely on passing with Ron Taylor and may miss Bill Tobin who injured his ankle. Cal quarterback Randy Gold returns to boost the Bears as California features George Pierovich Andy Segale and Roger Shull in a test against national powers.
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Columbia, Mo
Missouri Tigers
California Bears
Randy Gold
California
Gold
Cal
Texas
Iowa
Invaders
George Pierovich
Andy Segale
Roger Shull
Tigers
Bill Tobin
Missouri
Minnesota
Tobin
Ron Taylor
Kansas
Marv Levy
Bears
How Christians Grow Sundays Sunday School Lesson
The lesson reframes religion as inner power not grim duty. Growth comes from living faith, joy, and outward mercy rather than mere duty. It contrasts misperceptions of religion as hardship with religion as a flowing, loving practice guided by trust in God.
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Mathew II
Frank Beard
John
Jesus
God
Steers Acquire Tormohlen From Pipers in Trade
Kansas City Steers of the American Basketball League announced the acquisition of Gene Tormohlen from the Cleveland Pipers in exchange for a second round pick next season and an undisclosed cash sum. Tormohlen, 6 foot 9, 232 pounds, played two seasons with the AAU Cleveland team after graduating in 1959 from Tennessee. Coach Jack McMahon said the Steers needed an experienced big man and that Tormohlen should fill the bill.
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Kansas City Steers
American Basketball League Today
Gene Tormohlen
Cleveland Pipers
Tormohlen
Cleveland
Tennessee
Jack McMahon
No Surprise To Piersall Trade to Senators
New York AP Jimmy Piersall openly accepts his move to the Washington Senators after being traded by the Cleveland Indians for pitcher Dick Donovan, outfielder Gene Green, and Jim Mahoney, with a fourth player to be named. He says his wife’s happiness makes him glad.
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NEW York
Jimmy Piersall
Washington Senators
Piersall
Washington
Cleveland Indians
Dick Donovan
Gene Green
Jim Mahoney
Lu Ann Simms to remarry in New York on Oct 15
Sing er Lu Ann Simms, 30, took out a license with Casper Stolt, 32, a Rochester liquor salesman. They plan a New York wedding on Oct. 15 and then move to Los Angeles. Simms rose to fame on the Arthur Godfrey show and has run her first husband Loring Buzzell’s music publishing business since his 1959 death. the couple has two children.
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N.Y
Lu Ann Simms
Miss Simms
Casper Stolt
New York
Los Angeles
Arthur Godfrey
Loring Buzzell
Court Case To Test School Act In Hill City Kansas
In Hill City Kansas the 1961 Kansas school district unification act faces a constitutional test in Graham County District Court. Defendants are Adell F Throckmorton state superintendent and the state Committee on School Unification. The suit seeks a declaratory judgment by 10 school districts from Russell Brooks Ellis and Graham counties. Attorney General William Ferguson said a decision is expected early next week with possible Supreme Court action within a month. The plaintiffs attorney Bernard J Brungardt contends a Ness City ruling against the act does not affect this Hill City case.
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Kan
Graham County
Adell F. Throckmorton
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
State Committee On
C. E. Birney
Russell
Brooks
Ellis
Graham Counties
William Ferguson
Kansas
Birney
Ferguson
Supreme Court
Bernard J. Brungardt
Hays
Warren T. Peters
Ness City
New County
Lineman Dies Of Injuries At Johnson C. Smith
William Foster twenty, third string guard at Johnson C. Smith University, died ten days after sustaining internal injuries from a tackling drill. An exploratory operation found a small intestine stoppage. Foster, from Indiana, Pa, was the week’s second college football fatality after John Zola of Lebanon Valley College died earlier from injuries from a Drexel Tech game.
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Lebanon Valley College
Drexel Tech
Salina Police seize marijuana from Ransom home
Salina police raided the north Salina residence Thursday afternoon and confiscated a large amount of marijuana. Lewis Vernon Ransom and Lauria Louise Ransom, both in custody on suspicion of illegal possession and sale, were named as peddlers. Three quart jars two pint jars and a plastic container held pure marijuana valued at about $2000. Six others believed buyers were detained including airmen from Schilling Air Force Base.
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Salina, Kas
North
Salina
Lewis Vernon Ransom
Lauria Louise
Ransom
Schilling Air Force Base
13 Year Old Admits Slaying Neighbor Girl
In Wheaton Illinois a 13 year old boy admitted luring a seven year old neighbor girl into a weedy field, injuring her and drowning her in a rainwater pond. He told police I just did it for a thrill. The girl’s unclothed body was found.
Woman found dead near home after bicycle errand
Eyed Yvonne Elliott was found face down in a field near her home by her father Edward 27. She had bicycled to a neighborhood store to buy cigarettes for her father. A boy was charged with delinquency and held in Du Page County jail. States attorney William Bauer said Schleneger will be charged with murder at a court arraignment Monday.
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Yvonne Elliott
Edward
du Page County
Wheaton
William Bauer
Schleneger
York and Latham Returned to Russell Jail in Killings
James Latham and George York, 19 and 18, accused of a cross country murder spree, were returned to the Russell County jail Thursday after being held in the state reformatory. Authorities allege seven deaths in the case.
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Russell
Kan
James Latham
George York
Russell County
Latham
York
State Reformatory
Jail transfer alters murder case venue in Kansas
In Hutchinson on June 16 the Wallace County jail in Sharon Springs was deemed too insecure. Youths are charged with murdering Otto E. Ziegler of Oakley, a retired roadmaster. The case moved to Russell County on venue change and is set to begin October 23.
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Wallace County
Sharon Springs
Otto E. Ziegler
Oakley
Russell
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