Yang Leads Bruins as Track Stars Showcases Event Versatility
The article highlights Yang and Lee as standout Bruin trackmen with top marks in pole vault and javelin. Yang briefly held the world indoor pole vault record and posted 16 ft 1 1/2 in outdoor best with near 16 ft 4 in. He also ran 14.1 in high hurdles and broad jumped 24 ft 5 1/2 in this season. Lee pursues multi events and UCLA dual meets this spring.
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Northern Tournament Flight Place Finals Summary
B Laverty won first with 63 at the Northern tournament. B Handel was runner up with 67. Palmer and Flanigan tied for third with Gis. In third flight J Snyder took first with 66. Del Rio 67, Neufeld Brumback and Brown tied at 70. Fe net.
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Sheriff Galyen Announces Dates for Annual Sheriff’s Sale
Sheriff Galyen says the dates of the annual sheriff’s sale are available from any office or deputy sheriff.
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Work Starts On Santa Fe Crossing Redo At Central Ave
The Santa Fe will begin redoing the crossing at Central Avenue and Central Valley Highway on Monday May 6 according to plans. The crossing may close briefly during progress.
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Konoka Council Plans May Parade Entry With Pocahontas Guest
Konoka Council LL D will march in the May 4 parade led by Floyd Rice of Avenal who will ride a horse in an Indian costume. Mrs. Jim Reed, Deputy Great Pocahontas, was guest at the April 23 meeting. Escort Team performed a canned fruit skit. Other Red Men and Pocahontas members are expected to join.
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Senators Seek UC Campus in Southern San Joaquin Valley
Senators Stiern and Assemblymen William son and Casey push to establish a University of California campus in the Southern San Joaquin Valley by 1965. Kern County lawmakers urge prompt action with a final report due May 7 1963 and a bill introduction before April 26 to meet deadlines.
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Church to Recognize Ignition Service
A Sunday service at 7 Sth at 10 40 a m invites 160 area school teachers including Shafter School staff. Pastor Dick and the Mennonite Anniversary leaders will address teachers who have served the community. The service runs 10 45 to 12 noon and will be broadcast live on KWSO Wasco.
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Radio broadcaster Siemens long-time farmer in Shafter dies?
Program from Page 9 notes a man who came to the Shafter area in December 1923, farmed and served in church committees and Sunday School. He later pursued radio broadcasting and, with his wife, now lives in Shafter at 500 Harris Drive, where he makes tape recordings and edits.
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