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...case you haven't seen the films of the Ohio State-Minnesota game, don't be deluded into thinking that this was just another "flare-up." In the closing moments of the game. Minnesota's Clyde Turner threw Ohio State's Luke Witte to the floor to avoid an OSU lay-up. Turner, hearing he was ejected from the game, began swinging. Meanwhile, as Minnesota's Corky Taylor helped the stunned Witte to his feet, he kneed him in the groin and sent him sprawling. Taylor claims that Witte spit on him, but films show Witte to be groggy...
While news reports featured the OSU-Minnesota fight last night, the Providence-Southern Cal game created more hostilities. In this instance, a Providence player was knocked to the floor by an unnecessary foul, and he came up looking like Terry Daniels fighting to stay in the ring...
...OSU president Novice Faweett-who immediately suspended all arrested students-has pledged to keep the university open, while John Mount, university vice-president for student affairs. was quoted yesterday as saying, "I'm sorry, I won't negotiate with anyone today...
...graduate of Ohio State, Smith belonged to the group of OSU divers which dominated national swimming in the late 1950's. He placed fifth in the NCAA Championship in 1953 and ranked high in the 1956 Olympic trials...
During the next few days U.N. planes attacked a cement factory (whose output was being used for Red fortifications) at Osu, about 35 miles north of the 38th parallel in western Korea, and supply targets on both coasts and in Pyongyang, the already battered North Korean capital. The Reds complained with almost unprecedented shrillness. Radio Pyongyang called the U.N. air campaign "a new international crime worse than the atrocities committed by Hitler." The Communists also protested the U.N. use of napalm firebombs as an act of "barbarism," a charge long made by European Communists and fellow travelers...