Demons Rally To Beat Warriors 73 62 In Waco Opener
Washington Demons trailed 15 5 after the first quarter but surged to a 73 62 win at Waco High. Tom Lowe scored 23 and Bob McClure 21 as Tim Trotman added 12, lifting the Demons to a season opening victory.
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Choate Hosts Junior Class Play Cast Ten Years Ago
Ten years ago Mr and Mrs Bob Choate entertained the Junior Class play cast after the performance. Make up crew and stage hands joined the guests for discussion of the play and its execution.
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Demon sophs fall to Waco in 65 48 setback
Washington's sophomores opened their season with a 65 to 48 loss to the Waco underclassmen. Trailing 14 12 after one period and 28 26 at halftime, the Warrior sophs rallied in the second half led by Spangler. Steve Norton scored 20 and Jim Logan 11 for Washington while Farmer 29 and Osborne 24 paced the losers. Richmond Virginia ranked sixth convention city in the United States.
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Texas Governor Connally Shot. Survives Sniper Attack
Gov. John Connally of Texas is out of danger and recovering after being wounded in Dallas. Doctors praise his stability after a four hour operation to repair a lung and bones, creditting a turn in the car for saving his life.
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Cancellations Rain Down On College Football Schedule
Dozens of games were canceled or postponed across major programs due to President Kennedy's death. Universities from Yale to USC halted contests including Yale Harvard, Duke North Carolina, Wisconsin Minnesota, and Notre Dame Iowa, affecting leagues and regional rivalries nationwide.
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Oswald Arrested After Kennedy Assassination in Dallas
Oswald was arraigned hours after paraffin tests showed no definite prints as police described the sequence at the Texas Theater. Officer Tippitt was fatally shot nearby while Oswald, reading a gray jacket, allegedly resisted arrest and fired a snub-nose weapon that misfired before police overpowered him and took him into custody.
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Memorial Services Planned in Keota for President Kennedy
Keota residents will honor the late President John F. Kennedy with special church services. The Keota Council of Churches sponsors a Memorial service at Federated Church Sunday at 3 p.m. A Requiem High Mass is set for 7:45 p.m. Monday at St. Mary’s Catholic Church. No classes will be held at St. Mary’s School on Monday.
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Rites at Junction for Mrs Mary Bond
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Maude Bond 83 will be at Free Methodist Church Columbus City Sunday at 2 p m Rev Wayne Ryan officiating. Mrs Bond born November 27 1880 Pitching Ohio daughter of George and Jane Britten she married Calvin Bond May 5 1894. She is survived by four sons Chester Samuel David and Richard plus six daughters Alta Alloway Olive Pennell Esther Wilcox Alice Olsen Rachel Schumacher and Sarah Winston. Also two brothers William and Clarence and 70 grandchildren 35 great grandchildren and 12 great great grandchildren.
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65 Die in Norwalk Ohio Home for the Aged Fire
A pre dawn blaze destroyed a home for the aged 10 miles south of Norwalk Ohio killing about 65 residents. The Golden Age Home housed 86 elderly patients with many as invalids and only 21 accounted for at noon. Identification may rely on teeth and dentures as ashes cooled and the cause remained undetermined.
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Nation Reels As Kennedy Is Shot In Shock Waves Of Grief
Grief sweeps the nation after the assassination of President Kennedy with crowds around radios, church bells tolling, stores closing, and citizens distraught. In New York a cleaner prays aloud and collapses, while Santa Fe workers kneel in St Francis Cathedral as theaters and schools shut down. The Metropolitan Opera cancels Gotterdammerung.
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First Lady Kennedy Returns in Grief to White House
Mrs. Jacqueline Bouvier Kennedy, grief torn, returns with Caroline and John Jr. to the White House after President John F. Kennedy is assassinated in Dallas. Atty. Gen. Robert Kennedy accompanies her as she faces funeral arrangements and the future without her husband.
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Lyndon B. Johnson sworn in aboard plane in Dallas
Together and watched as Lyndon B. Johnson took the oath of office on the presidential plane in Dallas and kissed her on the cheek. She fought tears and spoke firmly about remaining strong for a couple of days while Dallas Police Chief Currey offered comfort.
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Petit Jury Excused For Remainder Of Term
Petit jurors have been excused for the remainder of the current term of district court here.
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