NCAA Meet Sees Mississippi State Gain Tournament Bid
Mississippi State clinched the SEC title and earned an NCAA regional spot at East Lansing after a breakthrough policy change. Duke, West Virginia, and Connecticut locked NCAA berths as teams jockeyed for remaining openings across major conferences.
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Pin Queen League Bowling Scores and Leaders
In Iowa city league play Swift leads with 78 points over rivals Mace Motor 58 and Fareway 9 Coast to Coast 2. Highs include Swift 1806 team series and 629 team game. Sharon Lutes 515 series. Ama Russell 470. California uses geothermal power per state economic development agency report dated March 4, 1965.
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Moscow Radio notes near total turnout in Soviet elections
Moscow Radio reported at least 99 percent turnout in the Soviet Union for regional and local elections. Khrushchev won unanimous election in Moscow Kalinin District, with 99.7 percent in Moscow and 99.6 percent in Leningrad. Elections across nine republics proceeded with high participation and a ceremonial vote, while deputies retain limited lawmaking power.
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Freeman Discusses Common Market Relations
Washington Agri culture Secretary Orville Freeman canceled a Minneapolis Farm Forum appearance to meet Walter Hallstein of the Common Market in Washington. A taped speech reviewed US Common Market import duties and urgent talks on access for American farm exports. Freeman cited two years of farm income gains and broader economic activity. The report also includes parallel labor unrest in Lorraine with miners threatening strikes over wage increases and government penalties.
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French police move against striking miners in showdown
Paris reports President Charles de Gaulle sent steel-helmeted riot police into northwestern mining towns to confront defiant miners. Union leaders rejected a government order of "work or face the consequences." An estimated 200,000 coal miners were involved in the dispute.
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Ten Years Ago: Washington Ys Men in Agatha Christie play
Ten years ago today Washington's Y's Men Club announced talent players would perform in an upcoming production of Agatha Christie's Ten Little Indians this week.
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