Patterson the Bad Boy Turned Good in Johansson Knockout
Boxing writer Frank Eck notes Floyd Patterson 25, from Brooklyn, defeated Ingemar Johansson in a decisive knockout. Patterson, once troubled, is praised for a smart, professional performance and seen as a reformed figure with two children and steady ties in Rockville Centre, New York.
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Frank Eckap
Floyd Patterson
Brooklyn
Bedford-Stuyvesant
Patterson
Wiltwyck School
Esopus
N. Y
New York
Cus
D’ Amato
D'Amato
Floyd
D’amato
D‘amato
Johansson
Ingo
Tele Prorho
Tér
Netion
Madison Avenue Boys
Archie Moore
Rockville Center
Alliance Misses Big Borg Warner Move To Greenville Plant
Borg Warner chose Greenville Mississippi for the Atkins division, ending Alliance’s bid to house the 400 worker saw division. Decision factors included market proximity, timber access, tax considerations, and Greenville’s incentives. Alliance had prepared a $527000 plant and secured private financing, with local volunteers logging thousands of hours.
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Alliance
Burlington Railroad
Borg Warner Corporation
J. W. Atkins Law
Indianapolis
Ind
Greenville
Miss
Borg-Warner
Atkins
Sab
Mississippi River
Ed Essay
Alliance Chamber of Commerce Industrial Committee
Robert J. Sutton
Sutton
Essay
Mississippi
Nebraska
Alliance Chamber Group
Frank Fisher
Alliance Development Corporation
Alliance People
Chamber of Commerce Group
Neil Colerick
Chamber of Commerce
Atkins People
Pheasant and Quail Outlook for Nebraska 1960 Season
Nebraska Game Commission reports a favorable outlook for pheasants and quail despite a harsh winter. Breeding populations are near average to above normal, with promising nesting results such as high hatch rates in Lancaster County. Standard opening dates are set for pheasants October 22, quail October 32 and grouse October 1.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
Game Commission
Mel Steen
Lancaster County
Everglades truancy faced by Seminole hockey players
In Collier County Florida truancy officers will not chase Seminole students as enforcement is impractical. Supt W D Reynolds notes the Seminoles live in swamp terrain requiring dugouts air boats guides and bloodhounds to pursue. The piece compares today to U S Army attempts to relocate Seminoles to Oklahoma.
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Everglades, Fla
Everglades
Collier County
W. D. Reynolds
U. S. Army
Oklahoma
Nebraska releases nearly two million walleyes in June statewide
The Nebraska Game Commission reports almost 2,000,000 fingerlings released across 11 waters in June, led by McConaughy Reservoir with 517,000 and Harlan Reservoir with 415,000. A. I. Ranch of Holdrege notes this boosts the state’s walleye program toward a major national installation. The rotat ional stocking plan cycles waters each year.
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Nebraska
Game Commission
A. I. Ranch
Holdrege
United States
McConaughy
Maloney Lake
Keith
Harlan
Hudson Lake
Cherry
Milburn
Custer
Enders
Chase
Elkhorn River
Madison
Grove Lake
Antelope
Scotts Bluff
Loup Power Canal
Platte
Maloney
Lincoln
Wheeler
Ohio Plans 18 Million Dollar Refinery Abroad
Findlay based Ohio Oil Company announces a proposal to build an 18 million dollar refinery in Spain with 25 000 barrels per day capacity. The project partners include Compania Iberica de Petroleos and Spanish banking interests to market Libyan crude via a northern coast facility. Ohio Oil holds a substantial Libyan concession portfolio through its Libya subsidiary and notes high yield wells.
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Findlay
Ohio Oil Company
Spain
Ohio Oil
Compania Iberica de Petroleos
Ohio Oil International of Libya, Inc
Fierro
Grandmother Crafts 19 Chippendale Reproductions
A 75 year old great grandmother in New Jersey builds a rocker and other wood items as a lifelong hobby. She has completed 19 Chippendale chair reproductions among her projects.
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Green Village
N. J
Francis G. Ward
ZULAUF CONVICTED OF DRUNK DRIVING. AP TO DISTRICT COURT
Cheyenne Wyoming Ja cob Zulauf was convicted in justice court of drunk driving. He was fined 100 dollars and his license suspended 30 days. He appealed to district court. A district court jury found him guilty, with a 100 dollar fine, 30 day jail sentence and license suspension.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Jacob Zulauf
Justice Court
Casey Wise: Detroit Tigers' Unique Switch Hitter
Utility infielder Casey Wise stands out as the Detroit Tigers' only switch hitter. No other Tigers player can bat both right and left handed in the lineup, highlighting Wise's rare versatility.
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Casey Wise
Detroit Tigers
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Inge
Art Mercante
Sidney
Nebr
DODGE
Motors
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Dodge Trucks
9Th
Illinois
Juelfs Grain CO
Potter, Nebr
Ohio
Dalton
Chevrolet
Dalton, Nebr
Ford
Massey-Harris
Massey-Ferguson
Cheeze
Sidney Flooring
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