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hirday•~ AMraPWSHMSning will have at least 30 rounds of boxing, with several bouts yet to be added between boxers of the Wahpeton • area. ■ •. ; ;• •••.' -.’ -'V..Presley RestrictedLOUISVILLE, : Ky; (AP) — A no-wiggle . restriction has . been placed on Elvis Presley’s appearance here Nov. 25:.:- -Police chief i Carl Heustis said he won’t permit “any lewd, lascivious contortions” on the part of the entertainer: I “As you can surmise,”-the chief said, “I just' don’t happen to be one of his admirers.”'Call on Russ to3ob Richards, left, U. S. Olympic from LaVeme, Calif., holds reunion near Melbourne, Australia, with ■lev. Bob was gold medalist in the • in Helsinki. Lundberg was third Richards is entered in the pole XVTth Olympiad.-(AP Wirephoto)Athletic Union. The discussion lasted half.-an hour..Afterward, Ferris said, “We are viewing the;, idea favorably.* I think there * is a good chance of working • it out.'Quit HungaryIndia, Burma, Ceylon And Indonesia Premiers Gather In New DelhiFergus Bantamweight On Wahpeton Card3tOn Saturday, Nov. 17, Wahpeton Sectional Golden Glovers will meet * Staples . Sectional \ Golden Glovers in the first match of the Golden Gloves boxing season for both teams. The match wi31 beheld at the Wahpeton School- of Science gymnasium, starting, at 8 p.m.Led by Upper Midwest bantamweight champion Chuck Hales, Staples is expected to have another strong boxing team this year. Wahpeton- Sectional Director George Brackin hopes to bring in a boxer of the caliber of Hales, who is one of the outstanding boxers of the Upper Midwest. The Wahpeton team is composed of mostly new boxers, who will be' having, their hrst bout.• One of the outstanding bouts of the evening should .be. between Don Hines, Staples 150 pounder and Don Moore,. Wahpeton battler. These two Golden Glovers, met twice last year, with each winningone match.Other tentative pairings for the evening’s bouts are:A1 DeWald, 113, Staples, vs; Sharold Reynolds, 116, Fergus Falls • • * •Jimmy Carlson, 130, Staples vs. Don Wolters, 126, Breckenridge Lary Foreier, 140, Staples, vs. Warren Peterson, • 139, SSS• Joe Bremer, 142. Staples, vs. Joe Gaulrapp, 143, WheatonJoe Dobson, 143, Staples, vs; Robert Cart right, 144, SSS Virgil Crawford, 150, Staples, vs. Art St. Germain, 153, SSS John Wight, 190, Staples vs. Jim Pavlotzki. Rutland, NT.The boxing card Saturday eve-NEW DELHI, India (AP)—1The prime ministers of India, Burma, Indonesia and Ceylon called in a joint communique today for the speedy withdrawal cf Soviet forces from Hungary. •They also voiced “strong disapproval and distress at the aggression and intervention by the great powers a-gainst weaker countries” in the Middle East The communique was issued after a-three-day conference convened at the suggestion of Indonesia to consider Israel’s attack on Egypt and British-French operations in the Suez Canal Zoue. The final text, however, by mentioning “the great powers” could-be taken .to apply to. Russia as welL Reminding the world that these South Asian prime ministers, represent 475 million persons, the communique said or-Hungary: “They regret that Soviet forces, which had been withdrawn in accordance with the policy laid down in the statement Issued by the government of the Soviet Union Oct. 30, were- reintroduced into Budapest a few days later.. The. prime ministers consider it the in-.The undersigned will sell at Pu Deer Creek or 7 miles West and erty, on:TUESDSALE TO START AT II O’CL27 HeTB AND BANlt;Cow, 5 years old, Holstein Cow, 5} Holstein Cow, 6 5
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Fergus Falls, Minnesota, US
Fri, Nov 16, 1956
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