Richardson Sparks South to Victory in Orange Bowl
Willie Richardson starred for Jackson State End in a 15-14 South over North Orange Bowl upset. He caught two long passes including an 80 yard TD with Randy Kerbow delivering the ball. Bill Tobin and Joe Lopasky also shined for Missouri and Houston in bowl action.
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Willie
Willie Richardson
Jackson (Miss
Baltimore Colts
Richardson
Bill Tobin
Missouri
Georgia Tech
Penn State
Florida
Jacksonville
Fla
San Francisco
Montgomery
Ala
Tucson
Ariz
West Texas State
Ohio University
el Paso
Tex
Miami
Randy Kerbow
Rice
Willie Mays
Kentucky
Jerry Woolum
Wildcat
Dave Gash
Detroit
Jerry Gross
Bob Paremore
Florida AM
Tobin
Andy Russell
Lopasky
Lehman
Ten Years Ago Youth Group Christmas Service
The Christian Youth Fellowship of the Christian Church held an unusual Sunday evening gathering. Boys mixed and baked cookies while girls prepared hot chocolate and a Christmas themed worship service was conducted.
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Christian Youth Fellowship of the Christian Church
Holiday Basketball Tourneys Underway
Holiday basketball tournaments begin with more than 20 events over the holidays led by the Holiday Festival in New York and the Quaker City in Philadelphia. Kentucky tops action by beating West Virginia 79 75 as Cotton Nash scores 30. Cincinnati, Loyola of Chicago, Ohio State and others win. Philadelphia to Buffalo and Portland to El Paso host multiple brackets.
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Oklahoma City
Portland
Ore
Kansas City
West Coast
San Francisco
Jacksonville
Fla
Buffalo
N.Y
Motor City
Detroit
New Orleans
el Paso
Tex
Charlestown
W. Va
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Jonesboro
Ark
Kentucky
Wildcats
West Virginia
Cotton Nash
Rod Thorn
Mountaineers
Cincinnati
Davidson
Ron Bonham
Loyola of Chicago
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Ohio State
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Minnesota
Arizona
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Love
Butler
Notre Dame
UCLA
Wisconsin
de Paul
Marquette
Ohio University
Shreveport
Anaconda
Mont
Bangor
Maine
Greenville
S.C
Dallas Texans Rally To Overtime Win Over Oilers
In Houston Dallas overcame a 17-0 deficit, with five pass interceptions and a blocked field goal. Tommy Brooker’s 25 yard field goal in overtime sealed a 24-17 victory, dethroning the Oilers as AFL champions. Jack Spikes and Curtis McClinton starred for Dallas, while Houston’s Willard Denvey and Charlie Hennigan faltered with drops and interceptions.
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Houston
Miami
Ohio
Orlando
Fla
Houston Soph
Billy Roland
Ernie Kellerman
Cougars
Houston, Tex
Texans
Brooker
Abner Haynes
Len Dawson
Oilers
George Blanda
Willard Denveall
Oiler
Bill Wegener
Ed Husmann
Doug Cline
Dawson
Jack Spikes
Curtis McClinton
Blanda
Charlie Tolar
Texas
Sherrill Headrick
Hennigan
Dallas
AFL
Family Fatality Tragedy Returns to Des Moines Home
Des Moines residents readied for a family funeral after a deadly incident. Relatives traveling from Pullman Washington Gates Nebraska and Cheyenne Wyoming planned joint services in Broken Bow Nebraska as the household awaited a reunion for Christmas. A puppy fish and parakeet remained in the home as decorations and gifts lay wrapped for a late celebration. Randy Dewey drew a December calendar highlighting the 25th while siblings prepared gifts for their father Richard and brother Steven.
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Allen Dewey Jr
Pullman
Wash
Washington
Gates, Neb
Cheyenne
Wyo
Steven
Randy
Richard
Evacuees Return as U S Crowds Welcome Released Prisoners
The first group of 108 freed prisoners debarked amid tears and cheers at Key Auditorium as 60 sick and wounded were escorted away in a night of emotional reunions. A second plane with 106, a third with 104, and a final 107 followed, ending the night with a large, hopeful crowd and prayers for missing exiles.
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Bay of Pigs
Kennedy
United States
Key Auditorium
San Antonio de Los Banos
Italian Exchange Student Praises US Life and Program
Pio, an Italian exchange student, describes American school life and the Field Service program as a powerful world peace tool. He praises student teacher relations and American foods while noting Naples hours and lunch absence. He envisions U S hours used for self development and highlights cross national friendship with about 50 Italians learning about America through him.
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Pio
United States
Naples
America
Italy
Pool Demonstration At YMCA During Holiday Tournament
A pool demonstration by Don Boyer and Curt Wells of Washington will be held in the YMCA lobby Wednesday at 10 a.m. It accompanies the ongoing holiday pool tournament with about 50 boys from grade school to high school and roughly 125 games played. The ladder style tourney ends Monday December 31, with the top players and most games winning.
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YMCA
Don Boyer
Curt Wells
Washington
Tom McSpadden
The
Four Teams Enter Y Cage Tourney
Four teams entered the Washington YMCA men's basketball tournament this week. McCleery-Cumming meets the Ridge Runners at 7 p.m. Wednesday, Coast to Coast faces the Hi-Hoppers at 8 p.m. Wednesday. Thursday pits the Wednesday winners in a to be determined game while the losers play each other. The tourney concludes Friday night.
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Washington Ymca
McCleery - Cumming
Coast To Coast
Pio Plans Exams in Naples Then Architecture Studies
The text follows Pio returning to Naples to take examinations and bypass a fifth high school year. He aims to attend university for architecture, enjoys art and painting, and sees a blend of engineering and science in his work. He dreams of rugby, underwater swimming, fishing, and a boat over a car, stressing a wish to be himself.
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Pio
Naples
Italy
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