Colorado ninth Spartans take over top spot in AP poll
The Associated Press ranking puts Michigan State at number one after a 28-0 win over Michigan, edging Mississippi 431 to 429 points. Mississippi led in first place votes with 21 to MSU’s 16, Texas third, Iowa fourth, Alabama fifth, Notre Dame sixth, Ohio State seventh, Georgia Tech eighth, Colorado ninth, and Arkansas and LSU tied for tenth.
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Wellsville Area News Roundup Highlights Local Events
Nancy Jane Wingert is the infant daughter of Mr and Mrs George D Wingert of El Dorado Kansas. Clifford McElwain hosted siblings in law Mr and Mrs Aberwerks of Millbanks South Dakota. Roger Thorn son of Mr and Mrs Charles Thorn and FFA advisor George Sherman attended the Santa Fe recognition banquet in Kansas City where Thorn was named among twelve Kansans honored for farming achievement. Mrs Harold Wingert joined the 1961 Kansas Family Life Association conference in Wichita. A surprise birthday dinner celebrated Mrs W C Jacksons 70th birthday at Mrs Sadie Higbies home with family and friends. Mrs Miller attended church services with the Sieg family in Ottawa. Robert Miller family moved from Route 2 Wellsville to Garnett.
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Kansas Council For Children and Youth
Wichita University
W. C. Jackson
Sadie Higbie
D. R. Whitehead
Gridley
Max Bauman
Rantoul
Elza Hay
Bertha Miller
Jackson
Higbie
Tito Worried About US Policy
Washington reported Yugoslavia asked the United States if policy toward Tito era Yugoslavia is changing and expressed hope it would not. Informants said Belgrade sent the note after U S sale of 130 surplus Sabre jet fighters. Yugoslav diplomats fear a shift could leave Yugoslavia in a diplomatic no man s land between East and West. State Department officials would not confirm receipt.
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Lane News Africa Assignment and Local Family Notes
Lane News reports Glenna Hettler’s Africa assignment for Air Force member Suther as he leaves for two years. It details area families—Gleason trips through Kentucky Tennessee and Arkansas, Kilsey and Moraine visits, Reynolds death in Topeka, a Lane Methodist W S C S bus tour to Topeka’s Methodist Home for the Aged, and local cheerleader outfit shopping in Kansas City.
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Topeka
Suther
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Methodist Home For
C. E. Rennolds
Boicourt
Lane
Sugar Ray Robinson Aims for Middleweight Title Comeback
At 41 Sugar Ray Robinson returns to the middleweight scene with a 10 round bout against Deny Moyer at Madison Square Garden. He vows to reclaim the title he once held five times and hints at possible future matches with Gene Fullmer or Paul Pender.
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Greenwood Lake
N.Y
Sugar Ray Robinson
Young Deny Moyer
Madison Square Garden
Jiminez Wins PGA Berth in Midwest Sectional
Joe Jiminez of Manhattan Kansas earned an automatic berth in next year's national PGA championship by shaving seven strokes off par to win the Midwest Sectional PGA Golf Tournament at Twin Oaks Country Club. He posted a 67 70 137 as 15 pros tested the par 72 course. Ray Goodell of Overland Park was a competitor in the event.
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Joe Jiminez
Manhattan
Kan
Jiminez
Twin Oaks Country Club
Ray Goodell
Overland Park
Local golf field narrows to runner up and leaders
Kan. player was runner up with a 67 71 138 for a combined score. Sam Reynolds of Springfield, the defending champion, posted 140 while Buster Mills of Kansas City carded 141.
Odom Denied Change of Venue for Rape Case
Charles Harvey Odom of Wellington Kansas faced trial in Jasper County for rape with a Nov. 6 date set after his defense presented 12 witnesses claiming bias in the county. The state countered with 13 witnesses, and Circuit Judge Ray E. Watson denied the venue change.
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Joplin, Mo
Charles Harvey Odom
Wellington
Kan
Jasper County
Odom
Lisa Schuh
Wichita
Ray E. Watson
Few Accidents If Everybody Obeyed Every Traffic Rule
Chicago AP reports Glenn Kissinger of the Wisconsin State Patrol told the National Safety Congress that if all drivers obeyed traffic laws there would be few accidents. He noted that many drivers respond only when they see a squad car, and that enforcement is a key factor in reducing crashes, with defects as the only major exception.
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