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Milford chronicle., 1963-02-22
Capsules OF The News

Adverse Reactions: An esti-
mated s. million Americans Suf-
fer non-fataI adverse reactions to
blood transfusions and drugs each
year, according to a survey by
the us. Public Health Service.
These reactions are those SER
ious enough to warrant medical
attention or home stay for at
least a day. The bulk of the ad-
verse reactions apparently are
caused by influenza and other
vaccineS.
Milford chronicle., 1963-02-22

Golfing Family: The New York
Metropolitan Golf Writers Assn.
selected George Trainor, MD,
Rochester, NY, and his family
as the "outstanding golfing fam.
lily of 1862" Last fall, MRS.
Trainor defeated her daughter,
Ann, in the first mother daughter
match in the history of the Wo-
mems National Amateur champ
ionship.
Milford chronicle., 1963-02-22

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ture or solids add new
beauty to your home.
Long wearing; shrugs off
footprints Top colors,
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Hurry. these will sell fast! Fash
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iva N. EnFilib ipsafinF fuFo.
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PUBLICATION
EDITOR
REGISTERED NURSE

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SECRETARY
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TEACHERS

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TYPIST
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TYPIST

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SECRETARY, with broad knowledge
OF Eeneral fire and casualty In.
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TEACHERS

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National Personnel Center
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CHICAGO o 7 O ia
San Ffanciseo-vollenweider l. run
Davis kick).
san Franctsco-F0, Davis rs.
San Francisco-knafelc z, pass from
McHan Davis kickD.
hicagoI,Farringto /. pass from Wade
(Jencks kick.
San Francisco-Fo. Davis 40.
Chicaso-Bukieh 1, run (Jencks kickl.
Attendance. 35.s37.
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what GEIco Savings Mean To You*

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-21
COACHES HUMAN, TOO
Parker Outsmarts Himself

Quarterbacks don't make all
the blunders. Coach Buddy
Parker Of the steelers pulled
q tactical boo boo In the sec
ond period Of yesterdays game
with the Redskins at Pitts
burgh. and vowed he'll never
do 1t again. The Steelers, with
q choice Of going for q touch
down or q field goal, went TO
the six-pointer and got Moth
ing.
I'm never do that again"
Buddy said. ANY time I get
that close I'm coming out Of
there with something. I made
. mistake on that one"
The Steelers had q 1910
lead, first down and goal to
go on the Redskins eight-yard
line when the Washington de-
Tense began to throw its weight
around. They got to the four
yard line on three tries and
Quarterback Ed Brown called
on leftfooted Lou Michaels for
q field goal. 1t looked like an
easy three points.
Michaels missed, but the
Redskins were offside and
Pittsburgh got another chance
from the two-yard line. This
time Parker gave the signal to
go for the touchdown. Dick
Hoax took the ball and Rod
Breedlove tossed him for q
four-yard loss.
The Redskins accepted the
reprieve with thanks and went
So yards for q tying touch
down. Norman Snead's passes
-48 yards to Bobby Mitchell,
10 to Pat Richter and 80 for
the I'D to Dick Undiscovered
all but two yards Of the dis
lance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-21

But Billy Melted % on two
passes.
Promuto almost ended vet
eran Ernie Stautner's career
for keeps with q Srispy. crunchy
block from the blind side on
Snead's 13-yard run. Ernie's
knee and ankle were injured
but he came back into the game
twice when the Redskins
threatened to score.
-ATCHISON.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-21

The Redskins defensive line
men and linebackers had one
of their best days, and old Bob
Pellegrini was a standout. His
legs frightened up so badly in
the final period that he had
trouble running. but he didn't
let the Steelers know about it
"Pelli's work made the diff
ference between SO points fol
them and S." one admirer said
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-21

New York-King 10, pass from Title
(ChAndler kick).
Dallas-Perkins 2. run Baker kick.
Dallas-ciarke as, pass from LeBaron
Baker kick).
New York-Walton IS, pass from Title
(Chandler kick).
Dallss-Follins IL, pass from LeBaron
Baker kick).
New York-FG. Chandler 80.
New York-king IL. pass from little
New York-Shofner 2s. pass from
little tChandler kick.
New York-Lynch 81, interception
(Chandler kick).
Attendance. 62.SS9.
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PHILADELPH1A Q Z Q g.
CLEVELAND - s IA o 49,
Cleyeland-Collins 35. pass from Ryar
kick blocked.
Cleveland-Brown 10. pass from Ryar
(Groza kick.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 4. pass from
Jurgensen (Clark kick.
Cleveland-CollinS II, pass from Ryar
(Groza kickl,
Cleveland--CollinS IA, pass from Ryar
(Groza kick.
Cleveland-FG. Groza 43.
CleVeland-Scales 2. run (Groza kickl
Attendants. 1914.
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after the game. He made some
good open field tackles In ad
dition to being in on the goal
line stands"
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Raiders Open Up

The Jets opened a TO lead,
in the first quarter, but Oak
land struck back with three
quick TDs-a 3-yard run by
Alan Miller. a 93-yard pass
from Tom Flores to Dobie
Craig and Glen Daniels S-yard
run. From then on the Raiders
never were headed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-21
Jets Lose Ground

The Jets loss dropped New
York into. third place in the
East behind Houston and Bos-
ton, tied for the lead with
4-3 records. The Oilers de-
feated Buffalo, 28-14, and the
Patriots beat Denver, 1921, in
a Friday night game.
Rote. playing in his third
pro league, has proved a vital
factor in San Diego's return
to the top after last years
dethroning.
With the Chargers begged
down against the Chiefs and
trailing, 7-3, at the half, Rote
led a 35-point second half
drive that turned a close one
into a romp.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-21

No. SO, Myron Pottios. is ev-
erything claimed for him as a
middle linebacker. Pottios was
in on at least a dozen tackles
picking particularly on Billy
Barnes. Barnes started at full
back for Don BoSSeler, who was
held out until late in the game
because of q bad ankle and got
only seven yards on six plays,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-21
Quantico Wins
Sixth Straight

FORT DEVENS, Mass, Oct.
81 (SpeciaD Quantities. un-
beaten football team, over
loaded with quarterback stars,
got an outstanding perform
ance from still another signal
caller in a 1875 romp over Fort
Devens here yesterday.
Pat Mccarthy, a second
stringer, passed for two touch
downs as the Marines racked
up their sixth straight victory
Last week. fourth-stringer OAR
rell McKibban starred in a 54-6
victory over Fort Dix.
Tom Singleton. who led the
Marines to their earlier vic
tories. has been hampered by
injuries.
Quantico broke open a close
game with % points in the
fourth quarter as Mccarthy
hit Chris Stanat and Jim Ross
with scoring strikes. McKib-
ban Clipped in with a touch
down pass.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-21
ROfe PROVING
Vital Factor
With Chargers
By the Associated Press

Tobin Rote. who probably has
played out more option time
than any other man in pro
football, is driving the San
Diego Chargers toward their
third American Football League
divisional title in four years.
Rote rolled up 266 yards by
completing 16 Of 20 passes, in
GLIDING touchdown pitches of
70 and A yards to Lance Al
worth, as the Chargers knocked
off the defending league cham
pion Kansas City Chiefs, 1917,
yesterday.
The victory boosted the
Charges record to ST. and
increased their Western Divi-
sion lead to ga games over
second-place Oakland, ga,
which walloped the New York
Jets, 1926.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-21
All Standings
By the Associated Press
WESTERN DIVISION
RESULTS YESTERDAY

RESULTS YESTERDAY
San Diego 3S, Kansas City II,
Oakland AZ, New York 30.
Houston 2S, Buffalo IA.
RESULTS FRIDAY
9tston 40. Denver 81.
GAMES SATURDAY
Denver ct New York (n).
Boston ct Buffalo in).
GAMES SUNDAY
Oakland at San DIEGO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-21


line stands"
Extensively. the Redskins
used some Of the things the
public wants TO see y includ
ing Snead running the ball.
The Deacon pulled the hidden
ball trick for Is yards and q
first down on Pittsburgh's 26
in plotting the team to its
third touchdown.
He picked that one up from
X. A. Title" Co-Capt. Vince
Promuto noted. "Norma n
called a real smart game for
us. and I still think he's going
to be one Of the greatest"
Another departure from the
ordinary was an attempted pass
by James off an end run. The
Steelers and their supporters
thought James fumbled the
ball when q wave Of Pittsburgh
linemen engulfed him near the
sideline. But Referee Bill
Downes ruled correctly. for
once, in calling it an imcom-
plete pass.
The play is contrary to all
the rules Of football. but that's
the way Coach Bill McPeak
planned 1t. Most backs do not
run well to the left, but that
was the route Dick took. To
throw from this side a right
handler must stop and throw
in the wrong direction. James
did it well in practice and Nc
Peak wanted it that way, hop
ing to lure the Steeler secon-
dairy in close enough to make
the pass work. But no re-
ceiver got open and James
last-second effort went awry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-21

recent survey shows the following to be the important
reasons why over 100000 Government and Non.Goven
ment Employees insure their automobiles with GEICO the
largest insurer of automobiles in the Washington area:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-21

Los Angeles-Dale. 10, pass from
Gabriel CVillanueva kickl.
Minnesota-FG, Cox 40.
Minnesota-Rebchow 81, pass from
Tarkenton COX kick.
Los Angeles-Perkins 2, run villa
nueava kick.
Minnesota-Brown rs. kickoff re-
turn (Cox kick.
Minnesota - Brown z, pass from
Tarkenton (Cox kick.
Los Angeles-Gabriel /. run VILLA
nueva kick.
Los Angeles-FG, VillaneuvA 81,
Los Angeles-FG, Villaneuva az.
Attendance. 80, SIS.
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oUANTIcO 8 ID o 23-42
FORT DEVENs o & 0 o. 6
Quantico-+iayes /, run kick failed.
Quantico-FiniZio 1. run Davis kick
Quantico-Wayne "A. punt return
kick fsiled).
Devens-shaver 6. run with loose bail
pass tailed).
Quantico-stanat is, pass from Nc
earthly Davis kick).
ouantico-safety civilians tackled in
emo zone BY Golden and Miltonl
Carthy Davis kick.
Quantico-Younsouist "a. paGS from
McKibban Davis kickD.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-21

San Diego-FG, Blair 90
Kansas City-Haynes 73, pass from
Dawson (Brooker kick.
San Liego-Alworth a., pass from
Rote (Blair kick.
Kansas City-FG, BROKER SO.
San Diego-Lowe z, run (Blair kick
San Diego-Alworth 73. pass from
Rote (Blair kick.
Kansas City-Arbanas Z, pass from
Dawson (Brooker kick).
San Diego-Lincoln 76, run (Blair
kick.
san :Diego-Lowe 21, run CBlair
kick.
Attendance. 30.1O7. ..-.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-21

Houston-Hennigan 8, pass from
Blanda (Blanda kick.
Houston-McLeod 2s, pass from
Blanda (Blands kick).
kick).
BuffaloJ-Miller 4. pass from Kemp
(Yoho kick.
=, Houston = Frazier so, pass from
Blanda (Blapda kick).
Heuston-Warlick SIS, pass from
Kemp (Yoho kick).
Attendance. 23,94S.
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All Results

SAN DIEGO 80 314 2l-3s
KANSAS CITY 20 z 8 III
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-21
P PATFtMPN - - u 8 III

Detroit-cogdill 40. pass from Nor
rail- (Walker kick.
Baltimore-FG, Martin II.
Baltimore-Loekett IL, pass from
Unitas Martin kick.
Detroit-PietrosAnte z, run (Walker
kick.
Detroit Larry 81, interception
walker kick).
Baltimore-FG, Martin As.
Baltimore-FG, Martin 81,
Baltimore-FG Martin as.
Baltimore-Nelson 25, interception
(kick failedl.
Attendance, 5l.e0i.
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NV YORK -------7 8 Q 1875
OAKLAND --------21 IA z 7-49
New York-Heeter "a, pass from
Wood (Guesman kick)
Oakland - Miller 3, run Mercer
oakland-crsig ss. pass from Flores
Mercer kiek).
oakiand-Dsniels g. run Meresr
New York-FG. Guesman So.
New York-FG, Guesmsn 10.
Oakland = Herock So pass from
Davidson Mercer kick.
Oakland-Dafliels SO, pass from
Davidson Mercer kick).
oakland-Miller 8, pass from David
oaklapd-Daniels "A, run Mercer
New York--Smolinsk 4s, pass from
Hall (kick failed
New Yerk-Hsln /, run (Guesman
kick).
Attendance, 1887.
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NIL Results

GREEN BAY 10 10 8 80
ST. LOUIS -z---- 0 0 Z o.
Green Bay Moore /, run q
Kramer kick).
Green Bay-FG, J. Kramer 80.
Green Bay-Tayior /, run u. Kram.
er kick.
Green Bay-FG, J. Kramer 20.
Green Bay-FG. j Kramer "a.
st. Loluis-Conrad "a, pass from
Johnson (Baken kick.
Green Bay-Taylor /. q. Krsmei
kick.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-21

MINNESOTA $3.50 o 10 Il ga
Los ANGELES -7 z Z 6-27
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commissions GEICo operates the modern way and deals directly
with its polcyholden.
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S SEw xSRk --------a7 g 9 1s-22ss
The chronicle., 1963-12-30
Year Of Change
For South In '63

ATLANTA CUPID - Reappor-
tionment, a Republican surge OF
strength and a new view of the
race issue marked politics In
the South during 1868.
The year saw the death OF
Sen. Estes Kefauver of TenneS-
see. the election of a handbook
segregationist governor in Mis-
sissippi, the appointment OF two
Negroes to the State Democrat
ic Executive Committee In
Georgia.
The battle lines are already
being drawn in Tennessee to fill
Kefauver's Senate seat. Gov.
Frank Clement might run for
the post, thus creating a race
for the governors chair.
Gov. George Corley Wallace
of Alabama probably garnered
more Of the national spotlight
than any other Dixie governor
with his ''school house door
stand" at Tuscaloosa when ne
temporarily blocked two Negroes
from enrolling in the University
of Alabama.
Wallace subsequently limited
he would enter primaries In
MARYLAND, Indiana and New
Hampshire and scheduled a
January speaking tour of Ari-
iona, California, Oregon, Colo
RADIO and Washington to plug
his states rights stand.
Under the pressure of federal
courts, Southern states worked
out reapportionment plans to
give urban areas their first
break in years in additionally
r~ural-dominated lawmaking bod
les. In many states the legisla-
lures achieved only the mini
mum in realigning the political
imbalance. In some cases the
courts stepped in to do the job,
and in others private citizens
launched suits.
In Alabama, a federal court
rejected legislative moves at re-
apportonment and established
its own formula. The Florida
legislature waited until the last
minute to redistrict both houS-
es, then left the bulk of power
rural control. The result: large
counties are battling small
counties to kill the constitution
al amendment.
Regardless Of the immediate
results, reapportionment In the
South kicked off new trends In
still in rural hands, resulting In