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...lost only once this year. Their defensive play has been brilliant all season, and unless Bradley can shake loose for about 40 points, Providence will be making the trip to Portland, Ore. for the national championship next week. Michigan 98 Dayton 71 San Francisco 91 Oklahoma City 76 Wichita 86 Southern Methodist 81 Vanderbit 83 DePaul 78 Oklahoma State 75 Houston...
...well-wrought machine tools, electronic devices and office equipment; they reached into their foreign-exchange reserve to order millions of dollars' worth of British trucks and a West German chemical plant. They also announced the signing of their first substantial deal with U.S. industry: a contract for Wichita's Litwin Engineering Co. to build an East German synthetic-fiber plant for as much as $25 million...
...same time, a couple of U.S. companies were close to closing the largest commercial agreement ever negotiated between the U.S. and East Germany. If the $13 million deal goes through, Standard Oil of Ohio will supply the processes for an East German synthetic-textile plant, and Litwin Engineering of Wichita, Kans. will build...
...junior, and the only question now is how much he is going to cost the lucky bidder. Last week Rhome hiked the starting price another notch by flinging 29 passes and completing 18 for 234 yds. and two touchdowns, leading Tulsa to a 21-7 victory over Wichita and a berth in the Bluebonnet Bowl...
...local Republican office-seeker was blaming Lyndon Johnson for everything- from the mess in the Congo to De Gaulle's recognition of Red China: "Our candidate has not yet mentioned that it was during the Kennedy-Johnson years that the blue whale became commercially extinct." ∙The Wichita, Kans., Eagle affected dismay after Johnson kissed a baby: "Is it proper for the President to expose himself to the afflictions which beset the nursery crowd? Measles or whooping cough in the White House could have repercussions for the whole free world." ∙The Washington Star was amused by the Johnsonian...