Honduras Keeps Faith With United States Policy
A Washington based dispatch profiles Honduras president General Tiburelle Carias, praising his pledge to follow the United States in peace or war, and detailing Honduras plans for tax reform, debt management, and American expert aid to boost roads, agriculture and industry. The interview notes Honduras’ unstable politics, the strong army, and the air force led by an American captain.
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H.R. Enic
Intermsttorat
Terqucigalpa
INS
America
Rilo Grande
Honduras
United States
Cryshere
Tiourele Anding
Diane Airforce
Malcolm Stewart
Tran
Toom
Mexico
Scorrs
Foreign Office
Grol
Carias
Partida Na Cromsiista
Blues
Partido Liberal
Reds
United Truth Company
Garias
Ehiakit
Unites Etates
Pan-Amer
Ican Airways
Taca
Gentral American Net
Slii
Lhasa
Tybet
Gavias
National City Bank
KS Ittle &S
Army of Track Aces Vie at Laredo Border Olympics
Upwards of 400 athletes from 20 schools and colleges gathered for the opening of the Border Olympics in Laredo. UT Longhorns and Rice, led by standout Sprinter Welcott and Cecil, along with Wayne Rideout, headlined the field as preliminaries begin with nine events including 120 yard high hurdles and mile relay. Dutch Meyer reported improved after X rays at Bobo clinic in Arlington.
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Laredo
Maren
University of Texas Longs Horns
Rice
Intertat
Lockhark
Brackenridge
San Antonio
Schoos
Dutch Meyer
Fort Worth
T. C.U
Bobo Clinic
Arlington
First Congregational Sunday School Champions Triumph
First Congregational Sunday School defeated Woodward Methodist 40 to 42 at Central Gym to win the league title. Roger Reynolds, ex-Gt. Mary University player, led scorers with 12 points aided by teammates Gruentsfeld Zweie and Shand as they prepare for the Southwest area church meet in Fort Worth on March 10.
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Theip Ieagers
Wooodwu
First Congregational Clynel
Teday
Fort Worth
The
Methodist
Centrm
Roger Reynolds
Gt. Mary
Wotha
Gruentseld
Zweie
le Atulet
Shand Gazee Keynes
Quest Levee
Fragmentary 192? sports scores from a clipped AP page
The readable lines list scattered scores and school names including Texas A and M at Southern Methors, Baylor, Arkansas, Tulsa, Oklahoma Aggies, Baltimore, Delaware, St Edward's, Milwaukee Teachers, Oshkosh Teachers, Bucknell, and other fragmented institutions, with no coherent context or complete results.
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Texas
Wissonari Cagers Knock Off Kansas
Columbia Missouri reports a dramatic Big Six clash as Wissonari Tigers rout Kansas 55 to 10. The victory snaps a decades long conference title drought dating to 1930, with Kansas overwhelmed by a fast UMissouri offense.
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Wissonari
Kansas
Columbia
Mitch
Tigers
University of Kansas
Uidlr
Appling Takes $4000 Pay Cut for 1999
Pasadena reports Luke Appling agreed to a $4000 salary for 1999, down from $11,000 last year. The Atlanta native planned to leave home in January for spring training with the White Sox, after missing all of last season with a fractured leg.
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Shicago
Slenew
Luke Applaig
Atlanta
Sox
Pasadena
Aggie Star Walter Bass Out After Left-Hand Injury
Texas A&M baseball player Walter Bass, a sophomore pitching prospect from Houston, will be sidelined for at least eight months after breaking several bones in his left hand when he collided with a fence today.
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Aggie Star
College Station
Texas
Aggie Baseballers
Walter Bass
Houston
Bass
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U. S
Kerbocker
Urs
Army OF Track
ACES
First Congregational Sunday School
Wolff & Mara
Mein
Greater Savings
Wolff & Marx
Weitz & Mars
Wall & Mare—tea's Store
Broat
Telelhis Mattaces Katte Rude Corded
Afaiteas Sirea Paja
Prisity
Nalehella
Tyson
Pantirast
Cunstort
Wells Mars— Men's
Atudent
Partment
Toe Wollf & Marx
Wollf & Mare
Wolff &Marx
Stea
Sinen
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