LaFollette's Three TDs Sink Wildcats 25-7
Brown wins ninth successful lightweight title defense in Los Angeles a fun filled unanimous decision over Cisco Andrade. Referee scores 12-3 judge 14-1 and 13-3 as 8,500 fans boos and cheers, Brown plans defense No. 10 against Perkins or Matthews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaFollette
Wildcats
Brown
Andrade
Los Angeles
Joe Brown
Cisco Andrade
Lee Grossman
Tommy Hart
George Latka
Houston
Compton
Mexico City
Cisco
Eddie Perkins
Len Matthews
Perkins
Benny Leonard
Johnson Predicts Landslide Victory for Democrats
Sen. Lyndon B. Johnson said a Democratic landslide is likely in the presidential race and congressional contests, predicting outcomes comparable to 1936. He cited a nationwide survey of Democratic leaders showing optimistic and confident party spirit across the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
Lyndon B. Johnson
Johnson
Florida
Clair Engle
California
Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
U. S
John McCormack
Massachusetts
Mike Kirwan
Ohio
Bufford Ellington
Ralph Herseth
South Dakota
David Lawrence
Pennsylvania
Stephen McNichols
Colorado
Often Mispronounced and Misspelled Words Guide
A concise note highlighting commonly mispronounced Chimera and misspelled forms Wid geon and Pigeon. It clarifies Chimera pronunciation as high-meer-a with stress on the second syllable and advises omitting the d in Wid geon and Pigeon.
Puerto Rico Bishops Issue Second Letter on Election
In San Juan and South Bend, Puerto Rico bishops release a second pastoral letter declaring it sinful for Catholics to vote for the Popular Democratic party. They oppose Governor Munoz Marín’s party for policies on birth control, sterilization, and civil unions. The bishops defend conscience over political pressure and stress Catholic moral teaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Gav
Luis Munoz Marin
Popular Democratic Party
America
New York
Munoz Marin
Commonwealth
James P. Davis
James E. McManus
Luis Aponte Martinez
South Bend
Ind
Davis
United States
Popular Democrats
Thompson Ortega clash set at Madison Square Garden
Argentine fighter Federico Thompson meets Gaspar Ortega in a 10 round TV bout at Madison Square Garden. Thompson is a 2-1 favorite with a title shot vs Benny Paret in December at stake. Ortega seeks a breakout win to rejoin the top ranks after six straight wins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Federico Thompson
Panama
Gaspar Ortega
Mexico
Madison Square Garden
Cuba
Benny
Kid) Paret
the Garden
Thompson
Teddy Brenner
Ortega
Brenner
Paret
Gaspar
UN Protects Newsman From Mobutu Troops
Associated Press reporter Michael Goldsmith came under United Nations protection after Congolese soldiers sought entry to his hotel room in Leopoldville. The UN stated he faced potential arbitrary arrest, and protection was provided in line with its Congo mandate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leopoldville
the Congo
Associated Press
Michael Goldsmith
United Nations Protection
Memling
Goldsmith
Joseph Mobutu
Mobutu
U. N
I. Rikhye
Congo
United Nations
James Wood Tops Warren County in High-Scoring Comeback Show
James Wood Colonels defeated Warren County Wildcats 25-7 at home as Phil LaFollette ran for three touchdowns and 174 yards while Reed and Glaize contributed key plays. Warren County led 7-0 early but JW surged with long drives and a strong defense, improving to 1-1 in the Northwestern District.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Wood
Colonels
Warren County
Wildcats
Handley
Herndon
Loudoun County
George Mason
Phil LaFollette
LaFollette
George Glaize
Teddy Reed
Colonls
Reed
Warren
Tommy McDonald
Ed Horbek
Jim Shifflett
Ron Harvey
Horbek
Halback
Harry Richardson
Glaize
Joe Hepler
Galize
Hepler
McDonald
Shifflett
Colin Breedon
Kittens
Brady Ellis
Jess Riggleman
Richardson
Charles Town
Northside Bowling Standouts Highlight Evening League Action
E Catleman of Andersons Sheet Metal led with 177 204 210 for 591, tied high game at 210. Novick Transfer toppled Five Aces. Raiders totaled 2623 for 3 points over Guardsmen Five. Marble of Plumly Lumber Jacks posted 551 530 and 509 as top efforts in a busy bowling card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Catleman
Anderson
Raiders
Guardsmen
Bill Gaither
Harry Horner
John Deck
Harry Cookus
Hugh Melester
Bill
Sinclair
Traingle
Castleman
John Kursey
Buck Keckley
New Cover
Elwood Willis
Harold Dawson
Ron Cover
Jesse Kiracofe
Plumly Lumber Jacks
Bill Massie
Harold Catlett
Hudson
Frank Courtney
John Purdham
Hudson's
Riley Loy
The
Metal Workers
Allen Kibler
Five spares and two strikes highlight duckpin league night
Ronnie Boyd led with a season high 157 for Congregational Christian as they posted a 552 game and split with Market St Methodist. Timboo and Lee added 124s for Market St in two games, while other scores from UB No 1 and UB No 2 point to close duels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronnie Boyd
Health Center
Congregational Christian
Market St
United Brethren No
Floyd Luttrell
Carl McKee
Hectic Week On the Farm
Lenoir North Carolina report details a busy farm week for Larry Thomas Smith. A broad sow whelped, a setting hen hatched chicks, his dog delivered pups by a veterinarian, and his wife gave birth to an eight pound daughter while Smith tended to calving time on the farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenoir
N. C
Larry Thomas Smith
Smith
Local sports slate features volleyball and basketball events
Tuesday offers a busy schedule with volleyball and basketball activities. At 6 30 p m the National Guard Armory hosts men's volleyball opening night with Recreation Department aims for new leagues. At 7 30 p m City Basketball Leagues planners convene at the War Memorial Building to approve the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Guard Armory
Recreation Department
War Memorial
Bolivia Studies Soviet Offer to Install Lead Smelters
President Victor Paz Estenssoro and Bolivia's government study a Soviet offer to install lead smelters. The proposal was presented by Soviet Premier Khrushchev during his New York visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LA Paz, Bolivia
Victor Paz Estenssoro
Bolivia
Khrushchev
New York
Early suspension bridge over Menai Strait still serving since 1826
One of the world’s first suspension bridges was built in 1826 spanning the Menai Strait near Caernarvon in North Wales. The structure remains in operation today, highlighting early engineering for maritime crossings and continuing utility.
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Menai Strait
Caernarvon
North Wales
Bids Invited for Virginia Highway Projects 1960 Richmond
The Virginia Department of Highways invites sealed bids by 10:00 AM on Wednesday November 23 1960 for multiple highway contracts in Goochland Pittsylvania Hen ry Patrick Wise Smyth Clarke Fairfax and other counties. Plans are filed in Richmond and district offices with proposal bonds required and bid acceptance at the Central Highway Office Building 1221 E Broad St Richmond. The commission may reject any or all bids and waive technicalities to serve the state’s interest.
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Circuit Court
Frederick County
Virginia
H. H. Harris
Thelma M. Rosenberger
Roy E. Rosenberger
Gainesboro
Commonwealth
C. L. McFarland
The
Roy Elwood Rosenberger, Jr
Allen Lee Rosenberger
Margie R. Lohr
Edward Lohr
Delaware Ave
S. W. Washington
D. C
Department of Highways
Central Highway Office
E. Broad St
Richmond
Goochland
S.T
Pittsylvania
E. End. Br
Genito Cr
E. End Brover
Henry & Patrick
Ager
E. Henry-Patrick C. L
W. Henry-Patrick C.L
Wise
Norton
Tacoma
Smyth
Marion
City of
Hampton
Page
Sinclair Circle
W. Langley Circle
Clarke
Incid
NCL
Berryville
Wid
Maryland Ave
Fairfax
Va. Dept. of Highways
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By Jim Bacon
Plumly
Lee TU
By Horst Buchholz
Salvino d’Armato
Armati
Florence
Murray Rose
Stuart M. Perry
John Prossi
Colonels Sosis
Jerry Parker
McDonald’s
Ronnie Biggs
Northside
Novick
Harlin Welch
Harold Orndoff
Lady Brunswick
Mary Hodson
Plumly Lumber Jills
Irma Bryan
Big ‘I
Dot Clark
Helen Carpenter
Ken Smith
Ritters Varsity
Jean Havermale
Maryle Gardner
Ritters
Alco
Henkel Harris
Betty Zirkle
Charlotte Higgs
Margaret Willis
Royal Jewelers
Caldwell
Mabel Kiracore
Jewelers
Jackie Haymaker
Sharks
Montgomery Ward
Bohrer
Harry McKee
Elwood McIntyre
Eugene Dicks
United Brethren No. 2
Golden Rule
Braddock St. Methodist
Centenary Reformed
Presbyterian
Bob Wheeler
Reformed
Richard Wolfe
Inwood United Brethren
Catholic
Church of Christ
Stephenson Methodists
Lucky Innedgee
Omps’ Funeral Home
Lane Reed
Charles Minghini
Roxy Hockman
Omps
Eddie Grim
Jack Hoover
Lucky Inn
Minghini
Sam Hepner
Charles Swartz
Hoover
Francis Hudson
Eugene Funkhouser
Bell Clothes
B’nai B'rith
Joe Zimmerman
Jack Wilkins
Bill Brown
Ronnie Shickle
Hiway
Sanitary Dairy
Richard Sheetz
Quick Amusement
Jewel Box
Loma McKtnytre
Becky Cornwell
Charles Shobe
Richard Clem
Aiken Construction Co
Aikens
Dave Elder
Lee N. Whitacre
H. K. Benham
P.q
Smalts
Florists
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