Mina Is A Man Without Country
The Rev Mina E Mina an Egyptian is associate minister at Jacksons First Congregational church his wife Chinese and their three children are in the same bind After five years of visa issues and potential deportation they won permanent residency and will be eligible for citizenship The couple met at Bethel College Newton Kansas and married he came to study chemical engineering plans to return to Egypt in 1956 she fled China to Formosa in 1949 and arrived in the United States in 1954
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Poor Passes Made Him A Receiver
Iowa end Cloyd Webb credits a poor prep passing background for his later college success. In a 47 15 Iowa win over Wisconsin he caught seven passes for 104 yards and two touchdowns. Webb, 19, earned AP lineman of the week for his sensational catches and surprisingly effective partnership with QB Matt Szwy kowny. Weir also starred on defense.
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Ground Breaking for Methodist Church in Richmond
Ground breaking for the new Methodist Community Church will be held Sunday at 9 a.m. The article also lists numerous local visits and family celebrations, including birthday recognitions for Kris Browns and Billy Kunkler, plus weekend hospital and travel notes across Richmond and nearby towns.
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Night Owl Bowling Scores And Leaders In Local Meet
Independent and Royal T teams post top scores with 10-30 cords led by Cordle 210 and 643 series. Notable marks include Jaster 183 503 and Stine 203 548 as others chase high games and team totals across the night.
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Mantle Seizes AL Slugging Crown in 1961
Mickey Mantle of the New York Yankees won the American League slugging title for the third time with a .687 average, finishing with 54 homers and 163 hits in 514 at bats, 353 total bases, and 16 doubles while Roger Maris led the league with 61 homers. Cincinnati’s Frank Robinson captured the National League slugging title for the second straight season with a .613 average.
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Packers Top NFL Offense After Bears Crush Niners
New York AP reports the Green Bay Packers overtook the San Francisco 49ers as the league’s leading offense after Chicago Bears coach George Halas guided a 31-0 win over San Francisco. Chicago’s defense held the 49ers to 132 yards while Green Bay torched Minnesota for a 33-7 victory, lifting total offense to 2,156 yards to San Francisco’s 2,142. The 49ers remain top defense, yielding 1,374 yards, with the St. Louis Cardinals second at 1,435. The Cardinals have allowed 443 rushing yards in six games.
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Pro Basketball Tuesday Results Show Close Scores
Tuesday results feature Los Angeles 124 over Cincinnati 122 and New York 112 over St. Louis 110. Remaining schedules list Wednesday LA at Detroit and Thursday St. Louis versus Syracuse at New York and Cincinnati at New York.
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Switch Hitter Nets Slugging Crown Again
The 30-year-old switch hitter, who previously captured the slugging title in 1955 with a .611 mark and in 1956 with a .705, repeats the feat this season.
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