College Results From Multiple Tournaments Highlight Bowl and Classic Games
The Associated Press reports results across early season tournaments and bowls. Key outcomes include Wichita 90 Utah State 88, Oregon 71 Idaho 60, Michigan State 73 Portland 60, and Virginia Tech 78 Florida 69.
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Rose Bowl May Be Tightest In Thee Years
Minnesota and UCLA prepare for a tight Rose Bowl showdown in Pasadena. The game may mirror the 1958 classic with a close score as both teams enter with 7 2 and 7 3 records, weather looks favorable if wind holds.
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Murray Warmath
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Poisoned Candy Case Haunts Respected Evansville Family
Evansville businessman Ralph Krauss, 53, was released on $2,000 bond after being charged with sending a box of strychnine-coated chocolates to Emma E. Miller, an 81-year-old nursing home resident who survived the poisoning attempt. Nurse Dorothy Jordan aided Miller, noting the candy’s moldlike appearance and bitter taste. Norman Krauss claimed an enemy forged his brother’s handwriting to frame him.
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American Puppeteers Begin International Goodwill Tour
New York AP reports Bil and Cora Baird lead a 15 week USIA cultural exchange tour into India Nepal and Afghanistan with 150 puppets 212 tons of gear and nine humans. The troupe adapts acts for local tastes avoiding sacred cows and dogs while using an Indian puppet interpreter and ten languages.
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India
Nepal
Afghanistan
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Population figures show the USSR and U.S. as fourth and fifth
The Population Reference Bureau ranks the Soviet Union and United States as the third and fourth most populous nations. The USSR counted 209 million in 1959 and the United States 176 million in 1959 and 179 million in 1960. China has 700 million and India 440 million.
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Christmas Mail Volume Up 1.3 Percent Nationwide
Postal figures show total mail 2 560 390 pieces this year up from 2 503 698 last year. Parcel post up 6.8 percent with 51 841 pieces. Apples as gifts: 808 cartons mailed, 469 fewer than last year. Address issues caused many undelivered cards. post office observes improved early mail deposits.
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Geneticist Warns of Tampering With Human Species
Dr. A G Steinberg of Western Reserve University warns that partial cracking of the genetic code could enable directing mutations and altering genes at will. He cautions dangerous possibilities if scientists or political powers attempt to control human genetics before society is ready.
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Nazis
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National Institutes of Health
Steinberg
Economic Machine Set to Surge in 1962 Forecast
AP reports 1962 expected to start slowly after a holiday pause but with industry leaders predicting a strong year. GM and Ford chairmen forecast a solid economy and seven million cars. Chrysler sees rising housing starts and consumer confidence supports steady prosperity.
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Frederic G. Donner
General Motors Corp
Henry Ford II
Ford Motor Co
Lynn A. Townsend
Chrysler Corp
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Postal Service pay rise cited in November report
A Senate committee reported that federal employee payroll totaled 2 437 668 in November up 7 977 from the prior month. The rise was largely due to the Post Office Department and added positions, mainly seasonal. The report notes the increase as part of federal payroll activity.
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Birthdays and officials marked in Shenandoah Valley items
The Valley reports Harrisonburg resident Jacob A Neff entering his 103rd year with a March 4 birthday. Ruth Farnsworth retires after 37 years as Berkeley County deputy clerk. Nellie McIntosh buys Cheri Lee Motel. Martinsburg ordered to cease pollution in Tuascarora Creek. Eddie Ariz Way elected president of Nepti Shenandoah Raritan Club. Quon Public Service District authorized to build a water district near Martinsburg.
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