Still Undefeated Cincinnati And Loyola Win Again
Cincinnati remains undefeated at 33 straight wins after a 62 53 victory over Illinois while Loyola of Chicago also stays perfect 19 0 with an 82 72 win over Santa Clara. Both teams schedule home games this week and loom as NCAA title contenders. Wichita State stands as their common tough foe.
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Journal Takes Bowling Meet With Strong Team Games
The Journal team edged in a bowling meet led by Zieglowsky 603 and Howsare 585 in series. Howsare rolled 215 and Jim Wagenknecht 212 in individual games as Martin 2439 and Journal 2415 lead the series and team game totals.
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Cuba Says It Foiled Two U S Spy Rings
Havana says Cuban authorities broke up two American espionage networks linked to the CIA and the Guantanamo Bay base. The communique reports arrests, a weapon cache, and 12 named detainees plus a list of 36 more names, with four prisoners tied to an attempt to kill Raul Castro.
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Jackie Burke wins Frisco golf meet at Lucky International
Jackie Burke quit practicing due to a chronic hand injury yet won the $50,000 Lucky International golf tournament in San Francisco. Burke finished 276 with a final round 67 to beat Don January by three strokes, earning $9,000 while January collected $4,600. The field included Arnold Palmer, Charley Sifford, and Gary Player, who led the money list with $10,702.
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Submarine Warfare Seen as Possible in Future Conflicts
UPI reports the Navy prepares for a potential undersea war during surface peace or atomic stalemate. Polaris missile submarines dominate current forces, while the Soviet Union lags technically and numerically but shows intent to catch up by expanding a Polaris-like fleet. Khrushchev signals willingness to fund submarines and limit large surface ships, with Izvestia noting a nuclear sub voyage under Arctic ice.
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Riverside Narrowly Stages Fujied Clash With U High Cagers
Riverside lost 50 to 48 to University High of Iowa City in a tight game. Riverside scorers included Dallas Krantz with 21 and Yordy 11 while U High led 13 11 after one period and 24 20 at halftime.
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Soviet Sub Detection Mission Description
Izvestia described a mission aimed at detecting and destroying enemy nuclear submarines attempting to approach Soviet shores. The piece framed the patrols as critical coastal defense and deterrence, stressing vigilance and readiness of naval forces.
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Demand for married farm hands noted in Iowa
Mrs. Permelia R. Lay of the Iowa State Employment Service reports a demand for married farm hands in the area. Jobs pay good wages with housing and extras, and there is a noticeable shortage this year for workers of this type.
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Governor Asked to Explain Champagne at Daughter’s Wedding
Sioux City physician seeks Governor Hughes permission to serve champagne at his daughter's wedding or a clear legal rationale. State and Woodbury County attorneys disagree on liquor-by-the-drink rules in private venues, with the county attorney claiming prohibition on serving liquor in private places even without charge while the city attorney allows private parties to serve alcohol if no sales occur. Hughes says he cannot interpret the law and noted the controversy without issuing a ruling.
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