Spotlight League Results and Upcoming Banquet
Sommerfeld clinches first by taking four from Beaners while Ice and Fuel secures second place by three from the Co-op. Cherry Pickers and Alley Dusters report standings, high averages, and prizes with multiple bowlers named. An annual Women’s City Association Banquet is announced for next Tuesday at the Trawlers Motel.
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Sommerfeld
Ice
Connies
Art Bugle
Sayers
Co-op
Beaners
Yagers
Highnet
Barbara Fister
Ethel Perry
Sandpoint Motors
Cabinet Gorge
Olympia
Bill’s Mobil
Northern Lights
Trawlers Motor
Kamloops Klub
Sandpoint Bowl
the Kaniksu
Lucky Lager
Ida
Nat Bk
Wash
Water Power
Sandpoint Motor
Frances Crandell
Shirley Stevens
Dort McCrum
Gaylene Hanson
Zola Needham
Kamloops
Kaniksu
Leona Crabb
Beverly Longbottom
Carolyn Conibear
Doris Medick
Aan Lubbers
Sylvia Hawkins
Lily Bergstrom
Betty Bloxom
Janice Ayers
Trawlers
Idaho First National Bank
Lara Mitchell
Pat Sauer
Alice Drew
First National Bank
Opal Collison
Lorena Deubel
Linda Miller
Frances Davis
Ruth Beauchamp
Women’s City Association
Campus Riots At California Berkeley Provokes Ban on Rallies
About 400 militant demonstrators were dispersed with tear gas as rock throwing and destruction broke out on campus. It was the second day of violence with 50-plus arrests, 33 that Thursday, and injuries reported. Chancellor Heyns condemned the events and banned rallies.
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California
Berkeley
Calif
UPD
University of California
California Highway
Roger Heyns
Nashville collector buys Dallas JFK building at auction
Aubrey Mayhew of Nashville purchased the Texas School Book Depository for 650000 at a public sale. He plans no immediate use for the building and notes the price was cheap, adding his JFK memorabilia center will stay in Nashville.
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Dallas
UPS
Texas School Book Depository
John F. Kennedy
Aubrey Mayhew
Nashville
Tenn
Kennedy
Mayhew
John F. Kennedy Memorial Center
Nasville
D. Harold Byrd
South Vietnam Announces Ambitious Land Reform Plan
In Can Tho, President Nguyen Van Thieu signed a sweeping land reform measure aimed at 1 million peasant families to abolish tenancy and grant land, a program backed by U S support. Officials warn success hinges on cutting red tape and eradicating corruption while securing peasant belief in land ownership. The initiative, costing about 400 million dollars, has U S promises of 40 million with potential further backing.
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UPI
Can Tho
Mekong Delta
South Vietnam
Nguyen van Thieu
Central Highlands
U.S
Thieu
Bao Dai
Eisenhower
Ngo Dinh Diem
Nixon
United States
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Buck Clark
Bob Klinger
Ralph Crabb
Chuck Becker
Hud Nieman
Bud Eslinger
Mike Winslow
Ken Sutliff
Bob Warwick
Arlie Kellogg
John Price
Alley Dusters League
PIN Queens Bowling League
Sharon Marie Ford
Stan
Nancy) Ford
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Floyd Eveland
Colburn
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Lewiston
Sherwin-Williams Paints
Sandpoint Glass Co
Sandpc
Apollo
Travlers
Danny A’pollo
Travlers Lounge
West Coast
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Danny A’ Pollo
Cliff Leonard