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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-17
HARDNESS LEADS
LOYOLA'S ROMP

EAST LANSING, Mich. Mar.
'16 (AP). - All-America Jerry
Hardness put on a one-man
show with SO points here to-
night to lead third-ranked Chi
cago Loyola to a 1854 triumph
over Big Ten co-champion Il
linois.
A Jenison Field House crowd
Of 9,459 saw Hardness turn the
title game OF the NCAA Mid
East Regional into a rout with
10 points in the first half. set
ting up a 20-point bulge at So
3s by the middle Of the second
half.
In the consolation curtain
raiser. sixth-ranked Missis-
sippi State displayed form at
the free throw line to outlast
Bowling Green Of Ohio. $500.
even though 6-foot-1l Nate
Thurmond grabbed an amazing
81 rebounds for the Falcons.
Illinois, No. 8 in The Asso-
ciated Press final poll, was
stunned by the fantastic floor
work and shooting Of the g.
foot-2 Hardness. and at one
stage early in the second half
went scoreless for almost 5la
minutes. During that span
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Cincinnati Rallies to Win;
LoyoIa Routs Illinois, 1854

LAWRENCE, Kan, Mar. Is
(AP) .-Top-ranked Cincinnati,
the coolest team on 10 feet,
fought back inspired Colorado,
67-60, tonight and won the
Midwest NCAA regional bas-
ketball tournament for the
fifth straight year. Cincinnati
had trailed by as much as
nine points in the first half.
Texas. q viewpoint loser to
Cincinnati Friday night in am
other thrilling struggle. took
consolation honors in the re-
gional with a 90-83 victory
over Oklahoma City University.
All-America Ron Bonham
and 6-foot-8 George Wilson lit
the fuse, and the coolest of
them all, Tom Thacker, took
It from there for the hard
earned triumph. 1t kept alive
the Bearcats' hopes Of winning
an unprecedented third straight
National Collegiate champion
ship.
They'll play the Far West
regional champion, Oregon
State. in the nationals at LOU
isville Friday night in the sec
ond game of a double-header.
The opener win match Duke
and Chicago sLoyola.
Down tonight 2l-12 with less
than z minutes left In the first
half, the Bearcats pulled them
selves back with relentless pres
sure and unwavering conf
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BIRMINGHAM. Ala. Mar.
is (AP) The State Of Geor-
gia joined Southeastern Con-
ference Commissioner Bernie
Moore today In investigating q
report by the Saturday Eve
ming Post that two prominent
officials fixed the 1862 foot
ball game between the Uni
versities Of Georgia and Ala
bama.
Atty. Gen. Eugene Cook said
Gov. Carl e. Sanders ordered
the Georgia probe and that II
is well under way, Cook said
he did not know when II will
be completed but that he viii
report 10 the Governor before
releasing any statements.
In Washington, meanwhile.
the chief counsel for the Sem
ate Investigating committee,
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L5fon 10 GET
Knee Check;
Fight in Doubt

MIAMI BEACH, March 16
(AP)-Sonny Liston will fly to
Chicago tomorrow to have a
doctor there check his sprained
right knee, and the result will
determine whether Listens
heavyweight title defens e
against Floyd Patterson will be
held in Miami Beach April 10.
the promoting group said to-
night.
However, the Miami Herald
said the fight had been post
poned.
The doctors report will be
submitted next Wednesday to
a conference Of all those con-
cerned with the fight. A deci-
sion will then be made. II the
fight is postponed, there is al
most no likelihood 1t would be
held in Miami Beach, because
winter visitors will have de-
parted North.
Rumors that the fight was
indefinitely postponed flew late
this afternoon when Liston
started breaking camp at the
resort hotel where he has been
staying.
Listens manager, Jack Nilon.
was quoted as saying the fight.
already postponed from April
4, was off. The rumor created
a Juror among those associated
with the fight.
A conference was held to-
night among Nilon, Fred
Brooks, head Of the corpora
ton handling the closed circuit
television for the fight, and Al
Bolan. head of the promoting
organization. Cham pionship
Sports.
At the get together Nilon was
quoted as denying he said the
fight was off.
Il did not give that report to
anyone" AL Conrad Of Cham
pionship Sports quoted Nilon as
90 xgtsna
Nilon and Liston could not be-
reached directly.
"Sonny's knee is not norma"
Conrad said. HE is not going to
defend his title with a bad
knee"
Liston was said TO have
sprained his right knee more
than three weeks ago while
swinging a golf club for a pho
tographer. Since then he has
worked only a few times and Is
IL to IA pounds over the fight
ing weight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-17

FRIDAY DEADLINE IS SET
FOR KNOTHOLE MEMBERS

Time is running out for area youngsters to write
themselves &free ticket to IL of the Senators home
games this season as members Of The Stars Knothoe
Club.
Officials Of the club have set Friday midnight as the
deadine for accepting applications The decision
necessary because more than $4,000 youngsters already
have Joined and the capacity Of D. c. Stadium is 000
Youngsters is and under can join the club simply by
filling out application and mailing. along with
stamped self-addressed envelope club headquarters
Applications must postmarked before midnight Froday
Every American League opponent, including the
Yankees, appears the Knothoe schedule this year.
The first Knothole game is against the Red sox
April 49,
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Only a rs point scorer during
the season. Schmidt hit a dozen
Eof his. points In the final is
minutes when Duke began its
winning push. 1t was Hey
mans jumper from the pivot
and two free throws by Mullins
that rubbed out the last Hawk
lead. 42-41.
With the Duke rooters in the
capacity throng beginning to
chant Were No. l." the Blue
Devils gradually heightened
their lead-to seven points with
1899 left; then to nine, 62-53,
with 2:4l to go.
A tap-in by Buckley and two
free throws two seconds from
the end by Schmidt widened
the final margin to IA points,
the largest Of the game.
The victory gave Duke a 26-2
record to st. Joe's 23-5, but
this wasn't the breeze that
many of the 12.450 spectators
expected. st. Joe's showed it
would provide throuble right
from the start when 1t bolted
to a 10-1 lead on two steals and
hot 5-for-7 shooting.
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reports Immediately. and law
yers for Butts declared they
win sue the magazine for libel.
IA s500,000 libel suit by Bryant
is pending In Federal Court
against the Post for an earlier
article.
The Justice Department said
the FBI has made some prelim-
mary inquiries into the reports,
but no active investigation Is
under way.
I'VE are watching the situa-
ton but plan no further action
at this time" a spokesman
said.
Moore confirmed the SEC
inquiry after q spokesman for
the University Of Georgia Ath-
letic Board said last night that
the board had made q full re-
port TO the conference on state
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Basketball
Scores

NCAA
REGIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS
EAST
Championship
Duke 70, st. Joseph's Pa 50.
(COnsOlatiOn)
West Virginia SO, NYU 70.
MIDEAST
Championship
Chicago LOyOla 10, Illinois Ga.
(COnsOlatiOn)
Miss. st. IS, Bowl. Green so.
MIDWEST
Championship
Cincinnati 81, Colorado so.
Consolation
Texas 80, Oklahoma City SO.
FAR WEST
Championship
Oregon st. SO, Arizona St.. IS.
Consolation
San Francisco rs, UCLA IS.
NIT
(Quarterfinals)
Canisius rs. Memphis st. 81.
VillanOva 81, Wichita So.
First R0und)
st. Louis So, LaSalle 81.
Miami (FIa.) II, st. Francis
(N.Y.) 20.
NAIA
FINALS
Championship
Pan Amer. 10, w. Carolina 81.
(COnsOlati0nl
GrambIing 107, Fort Hays So.
VIRGINIA GROUP LIB
Championship
Monroe ~, MartinsvilIe So.
PRO GAMES
Boston 125, Syracuse 121.
Cincinnati 126, Chicago III.
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OREGON STATE
GAINS FINALS

PROVO, Utah. Mar. Is (AP)
Tall Mel Counts led Oregon
State to an 1895 victory over
Arizona State University to-
night In the finals Of the Far
West NcAA regional basketball
tournament.
The Beavers viii represent
the West in the NCAA finals at
Louisville, KY, next week end.
The University Of San Fran
cisco came from behind and
withstood q last-minute Bruin
surge to. beat UCLA. 1906, in
the consolation game.
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Duke Grabs Lead

A string Of 10 straight points
put Duke. which was playing
in streaks, ahead for the first
time. 1914. but there wasn't
any breathing room for a long
while. Duke led only 34-33 at
halftime and then 1t needed
two quick goals BY Mullins to
enjoy that edge.
Heyman. college basketball's
player Of the year. had one Of
his toughest nights against
the Hawks showdown tactics
and zone defence. He managed
to hit only 3 Of IA shots from
the floor. In contrast. Wynne,
the st. Joe sniper. hit Is Of %.
"Out on the West Coast
they'll think we beat the hell
out OF them" Duke Vic Bubas
said a few minutes after Hey
man and Mullins got the joy
Gus shoulder-ride TO cut down
the nets. But the score doesn't
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Loyola piled up Is points for
a 1894 lead.
The Illini led only once at
1l-9 with the game little more
than 5 minutes old. But Hark-
ness found the range and. with
8 minutes left in the half, 10y
ola had a l0-point cushion at
29-19.
Loyola played its five stars
until only 10 seconds of the
game remained and then Chuck
Wood replaced John Egan. Al
that point Loyola was ahead
1888.
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Brown enjoyed co-starring
roles for seven innings, with
the Senators taking a 5-l lead.
The Dodgers then teed off
on Joe McClain for three runs
in the eighth and a tying home
run by Ken McMullen in the
ninth. They scored two in
the 18th on a glaring error by
Pitcher Tom Baker.
Fourth Loss for Senators
The largest Pompano Beach
crowd of the season, LIST,
picked UP a three-hour suntan
in watching the Senators lose
their fourth game against as
many victories. The Dodgers
are So.
McMullen walked to lead off
the Los Angeles 18th and was
sacrificed to second by Doug
Camilli. Daryl Spencer hit a
one-hopper back to Baker, who
appeared to have McMullen
trapped off second. Baker
wisely decided to go for first
for the sure out, but his execu-
ton was poor.
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Texun Five Tops
Western CuroIinu

KANSAS CITY, Mar. IS
(AP). - The Pan American
cTex.) Broncos used the talents
OF 6-foot-o Lucius Jackson for
a 1892 victory over Western
Carolina Of North Carolina to-
night 10 win the championship
of the National intercollegiate
tNA1A) Basketball Tourna-
ment.
Grambling whipped Fort
Hays Kan) State. 1916. for
third place.
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dence and trailed only 1921
at the half.
After Ken Charlton. a mighty
man for Colorado, had made
it 1851 in the second half,
Cincinnati went to work. In
the next 6 minutes, Bonham
scored eight points and Wilson
nine. accounting for every Gin
cinnati point in a burst that
ur0duced a 49-A2 lead
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GYEAWAY

Totals Az o z Totals so 5 Is 8
1. Grounded out for Baird In 9Th:
singled for Sherry In 10th: 3
grounded out for Gardner in 18th.
1 Grounded out for Baird In 9Th;
Los ANGELES 100 600 O31 O02--7
WASHINGTON $50 O2O 900 600
Brown, Spencer. Baker. PO-A--4
Dodgers, 36-18: Senators, 3B-I9. DIP
Brinkman 70 Breeding to Brown:
Schmidt TO Brown.
2b-Fairly, sherry. Hinton, brown.
HR Camilh McMullen, Breeding,
Phillips, Hinton. LOB--Dodgers A.:
Senator's ~. sH-oilliam. s--camilli'
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Duke Wins Eastern Title, 1859
St. Joseph's F AIDES
After Early Threat
BY STEVE GUBACK
star staff Writer

scrappy St Joseph provided fright but Duke had all the
answers-pus height-and the NCAA Eastern Regional
basketball championship last night at Cole Field House.
Pulling midway in the second half the tall and tall
ened Blue Devils rolled 1859 victory that sends them to
the National finals
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round match against Loyola OF
Chicago, a 1864 winner over
Illinois.
Duke had It's hands full
against the fired-up Hawks,
but eventually took the lead
for good, 43-42, with 1851 to
go and then resolutely beat
back every challenge to win go
ing away.
Duke, winning its goth con-
secutive game, got "a points
from Jeff Mullins and 16 from
Art Heyman. but it was a sur
prise 20-point job by Fred
Schmidt that bailed them out
against the Hawks tough zone
defense.
MOuntaineers Win, 1913
In the consolation game,
West Virginia got a 33-point
performance from Rod Thorn
in his farewell and clipped
New York University, 1918,
Barry Kramer, the Violets
high scorer, needed "a points
to finish as the nations No.
point-maker, but fell short
with 20.
Tom Wynn. an outside sharp
shooter, gave Duke fits in the
feature with a game high total
of 20 points. but the Blue Devils,
although holding a slim three
rebound edge in the final sta
I tistics, seemed to capture all the
important ones.
Jay Buckley, the area boy
from Cheverly, Md. swept the
backboards clean with Is re-
trieves, and repeatedly put
Dukes fast break in motion.
st. Joe's. which oddly failed
to win the Philadelphia City
championship, looked for a
long while as If it might pull
off a monumental upset and
win the big prize here. but
Duke had all the answers at the
finish.
Mullins banged in Is Of hi
points in the first half and thei
the unheralded Schmidt. a 6
foot-3 senior from Philadelphia
) ironically. put the Ratchet :
: the hopes Of the visitors fror
3 his hometown.
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Senators Lose, IS,
To Dodgers in 18th
By MERRELL WHITTLESEY
star staff Writer

PoAfPANo BEACH Fla, Mar. let was the Senators
turn play gveaway against the Dodgers today and they
really blew 7-5 in IL innings TO make for the
they stole from the Dodgers last Saturday
Two rookie pitchers three homeun hitters and Tommy
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Picture on Poee E-2.


The portly pitcher had only
a simple lob to Brant Alyea, but
he chucked the ball about five
feet over the head of his g.
foot-4 first baseman. McMullen
scored easily and Spencer went
all the way to third. He scored
on a squeeze bunt by Ron Per-
ranoski, the winning pitcher.
The Senators were hitting for
distance and volume, particu-
larry against Johnny Podres,
one Of the Dodgers big four,
They tagged him for 10 hits
in his five-inning turn, includ-
ing booming shots over the g.
foot fence by Mary Breeding
and Jack Phillips, who we're
hitting home runs for the Sec
ond straight day.
Chuck Hinton, who was hit
ting an even 100 in 20 times
at bat at game time, snapped
out of the slump with a tower
ing home run over the left
centerfield fence. He also had
a double and single before he
was relieved.
Rookie Hurlers Do Well
Two Of the rookie pitchers
who had a cup of coffee with
the Senators last September
earned another look, particu-
larry since the Senators fringe
pitchers are not showing much,
Jack Jenkins permitted only
one hit and two balls to be hit
out Of the infield in his open
ing three-inning turn, and Bob
Baird. the southpaw with the
big stride, outpitched him
Baird faced only nine batters
He walked one, but the runner
was erased on a double play.
The Dodgers couldn't touch
McClain's soft stuff for one
inning, with Bill Skowron and
Ron Fairly watching third
called strikes. Camilli opened
the eighth with a homer, and
Los Angeles added three more
hits for two runs.
McMullen tied the score in
the ninth with a one-out hon.
er over the leftfield wall about
275 feet away.
Baker pitched creditable un-
til he beat himself.
It was a big afternoon for
Brown, the bonus collegian
from the University Of Mary
land who has adapted himself
in amazingly short time and
may be getting a longer look.
Batting righthanded against
Podres. Brown plunked q
double to lead off the second In
ming. He walked and singled
his next two appearances
against Podres.
Tommy collected his third
hit off Larry Sherry in the
seventh, a single to center. He
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flied to center and grounded
to short in his next two times
at bat.
Tommy was caught in q run
down after his double. and he
made a throwing error at first
base, but he also handled him
self nicely around the bag.
Brown is picking up low throws
around the bag as though he
has been in the big leagues for
10 years. Brown went to left
field in the 18th when Mike
Gardner went out for a pinch
hitter, and Alyea took over at
first.
The Dodgers scored in the
first on a walk to Junior Gil
liam, a stolen base and two
infield outs.
The Senators came back with
three in the second. Jim King
walked and went to third on
Browns double. Brown was
caught IN q rundown on Bob
Schmidt's grounder to short.
but Schmidt made second and
scored on Breeding's home run.
Back-tO-B Back Homers
The Senators made it 5-1 in
the fifth on successive homers
by Phillips to right and Hinton
to left-center. Washington was
shut out the rest of the way
by Sherry and Perranoski, with
the latter tanning five.
After CaTnilli's homer in the
eighth made it So, Spencer
singled and Sherry doubled.
Sherry hit a homer against the
Senators last week. Dick Ira
cewski singled to score a second
run and Lee Walls drove an
other in on a fielder's choice.
McMuDen tied the score in the
ninth with his homer.
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Exhibition Baseball
RESULTS YESTERDAY


RESULTS YESTERDAY
Los Angeles lNl z, Washington 5.
Pittsburgh IL, Cincinnati 3.
Minnesota 3. Milwaukee o.
Kansas City 3, New York tN 2.
Detroit IL. PHILADELPHIA 10.
New York (A) 5. st. Louis 4.
San Francisco s. Boston g.
Cleveland 10. Chicago (N) T.
Los Angeles (A1 ~, Houston g.
Chicago lA) VS.. Baltimore, night.
GAMES TODAY
Minnesota VS.. washinStOn at Pom
Cincinnati VS.. New York tD at
Los Angeles D VS.. Baltimore at
Milwaukee VS.. Pittsburgh at west
chiesso iAl VS.. New York n at
Phiisde SSis VS.. Detroit at Lakeland.
81. Louis Ts. Kansas CITY ct Bra
Chicago Nl vs.. Cleveland at Tucson.
Houston vs.. Los Angeles (Al at
san Francisco vs.. Boston At Il Paso.
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indicate the struggle we had or
the closeness of the game"
Hawk Coach Jack Ramsay
said I'D say the big difference
tonight was their tremendous
size and depth"
After shooting an even so per
cent in the first half, st.
Joseph's dropped quickly and
finished with only 37.5 per cent
craftsmanship to Dukes 42.6.
Duke had four double figure
scores with Buckley, a 10-point
man, joining the big three. In
contrast, Wynne got double
figure help from only Steve
Courtin, who finished with IL.
Thorn's II Sets Record
Thorn. who had A points in
the Mountaineers' opening loss
to st. Joseph's, finished with a
two-night total Of n for an
NCAA Eastern regional record
and ended his star-studded
career as West Virginia's third
all-time scorer behind Jerry
West and Rod Hundley.
West Virginia, behind by 10
points early in the first half,
got a lift from Marty Lentz.
the area boy from Mount YER
non High School. and used that
to pull away from the pesky
Violets.
Lentz, who finished with IL
points, hit three baskets early
in second half to send the
Mountaineers from a 43-43 tie
to a SLAB lead. West Virginia
was never headed thereafter,
although NYU closed the gap to
74-70 with $3.50 left.
kramer SINKS IL Fouls
Kramer's bid for the National
scoring lead may have been
wrecked In the final IA minutes
Of the first half when he scored
only one field goal. Playing an
unselfish game. he took only
10 shots and made six. Seven
teen Of his points came from
the free throw line as Gale
Catlett and Bill Maphis, who
guarded him, picked up four
personals apiece.
West Virginia ended its sea-
son with a 23-8 record.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-17

Totals 30 25 SO Totals 80 26 90
Halftime: Texas. b0-44.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-17

Totals sa sa 10 Totals 20 ~ rs
Halftime: ucLA, 1880.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-17
Sports on Air
.eIevision

elevISlon
Bowling
Championship Bowling,
WMAL,-7. noon.
Bowling Teens. wMAL-7,
/ pm.
Golf
Arnold Palmer and Gary
Player VS.. Jack Cupit and
Bobby Nichols (filmed),
WMAL'-7. 3 pm. (repeat Of
Saturday,.
Bill Casper VS.. Harry Brad
shaw (filmed) wRC-4. pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-17
Rudio
Baseball

Washington vs.. Minnesota,
WToP--l500. 1880 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-17

Totals 25 10 so Totals 25 II 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-17

Business, Stocks, Ell
Garden News, E-l2-l3
TroveI, E-l4-l5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-17

Totals 20 rs 6B Totals FL II
Halftime: Miss. State. 1926.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-17

hsilin e ors g I SAL. q $50 "
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HuIIeck Enters
Not Guilty Plea
In Hunting Case

NEW BERN. N. c., June IL
(AP) Representative Halleck,
Republican Of Indiana, accused
OF hunting doves In a baited
field, pleaded not guilty here
yesterday in an eastern district
Federal Court hearing.
Mr.. Halleck, the House mi
nority leader. and five others
are expected TO go on trial this
week. Mr.. Halleck was not
present for the hearing yes
teroay. He was represented by
his attorney. Albert ]. Ellis OF
Jacksonville, N. c.
The charges grew out OF a
hunting trip September 8 at a
private hunting club near
Cherry Point Marine Air Sta
ton.
Other defendants include e.
Wayne Weant OF Greensboro, a
Deputy Undersecretary OF Com
merce; r. Z. Pugh and B. II.
cakes, both Of New Bern: and
James S. Lewis, jr.. and DR..
David Rose, both OF Goldsboro.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-11
SEATO Exercise
Linked to Reds

LOPBURI. Thailand, June IL
(AP).-Thailand's Prime Min
lister. Marshal Sarit Thanarat,
opened the Southeast Asia
Treaty Organizations maneu-
vers today and linked them
directly to developments in
Communist threatened Laos.
Marshal Sarit, after whom
Exercise Thanarat" is named,
told senior officers from
SEATO's eight-member nations
that 1.-THE exercise is most APP
propriate when you consider
the present situation in South
east Asia"
Over $4,000 troops will be
deployed across Northeas
Thailand in the next eight
days. Their purpose is to fight
a defensive. delaying action
against an aggressor force and
then follow it with a counter
offensive.
An air drop by American
paratroopers flown directly
from okinawa will highlight
the exercise.
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TODAY'S WEATHER REPORT

District and vicinity-Clear-
ing tonight and cooler. lowest
about so. Mostly sunny tomor-
row and cooler, high in the
middle los.
Maryland - Clearing and
cooler tonight preceded by
showers near the coast, lowest
81 to SO in the east and so to
Sc in the west with As to so in
the mountains. Fair tomorrow
and cooler. high SIS to 70 in the
west with 70s in the east.
Virginia - Clearing tonight
and cooler. lowest Sc TO So with
low OF middle COS in the south
east. Fair and cooler tomorrow
high in the 70s.
Lower Potomac and Chesa.
peake Bay - Winds becoming
northwest at 10 TO 20 knots to-
night and tomorrow. Scattered
showers and thunderstormS
early this evening followed BY
clearing later tonight and to-