Memorials To Giants Dodgers Spark Old Time Fans Remind
A chaotic clipping notes fans and figures referencing the Giants and Dodgers as old favorites. Mentions a memorial trend in New York and Cabra while discussing 1968 baseball, altitude fears, and Park events. Highlights include Hoen’s remarks on old teams and stadiums, and a fragmented column by Steve Sniven.
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Dodgers
Steve Sniven
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Sam Ispally
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UPI Sportkailer
Mimr
Besehall
New York
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Holland
Tia
Cabra
Hay Weinberg
Rick Reichardt
Califoria
Australisa
Angels
George Bienes
Abeing
Gomethia
Rookie's Three Wins Impress Detroit Pilot
Detroit's season notes highlight rookie pitchers and track winners as the team unfolds. Young arms like Neve and Joly join a budding staff, with manager Smith praising the new talent and forecasting strong performances ahead.
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Detroit
Tiger Volunteering For Country's Service In War Fight
NEW YORK AP The heavyweight boxer Dick Tiger is enlisted for government service in Nigeria to aid the war effort and prioritize home life. He faces a tough road to defend his title and train soldiers, while balancing duties and public opinion amid the conflict. Tiger, 29, vows to train hard and win, but says thoughts of family and national duties occupy him as he prepares for a life of service beyond the ring.
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Cleveland
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New York Trust
Boston
Bengal
Tiger
Firit
Earl Sam Bair
Kent State
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Rinney
Lal
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Joe Sparma
Denny
New York
Dick Tiger
Bling
Nigeria
Washington
Madi
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Halof
Stamps Honor Adenauer And Comrades
A four stamp sheet from West Germany marks Chancellor Konrad Adenauer’s death first anniversary and honors Churchill De Gasperi and Schuman. Individual stamps carry portraits and terms like The Old Man. U.S. issues explore full color stamp reproduction in newspapers and a Boone design.
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Sn Sinvana
Federal Republic of Germany
Konrad Adenauer
West Germy
Winston Churchill
Aloife de Casperi T
Robert Schuman
Philatelic Agen
Dr. Adenauer
Churchill
Gesperi
Italy
Schaman
France
Adenauer
der Alle
New Germany
One-Day Hurler Father Travers Dies at 75
Philadelphia AP details the life of Aloysius Stanislaus Travers known as Father Travers, famed for a one day major league pitching stint that prevented a Detroit forfeit during a 1920s game. He died Sunday at Inserhor Idi Hospital, after a career shaping St. Joseph's College and St. Joseph's Prep.
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Ley
Aloysius Stanislaus ‘Travers
Inserhor Idi Hospital
Father Travers
Detroit
Connie Mackill
Shibe Park
Philadelpha
Gers
Ty Yobb
St. Joseph's College
Father Traver
Nina
Travers Liight
Sirrangis Xavier High School
New York City
Jsiean of Men
Bt. Joseph's Preparatory J School
Justice Dept considers antitrust action against AAU
The Justice Department weighs antitrust action against the Amateur Athletic Union over track and field sanctioning, after colleges pressed for relief. USTFF seeks to split AAU control, with officials predicting possible relief within weeks if the government proceeds.
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Amateur Athletic Union
Justice Department
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Track and Field Federation
Seciment
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Red Sox
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Athletic Association
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Cellan
Wilfred H
Ken Crowley
Harselson
Jo Latoud
Cy Young
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U.S. Bureau of Sport Fisheries
Ajsale
Rails
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Color Film Domination in US Short Note
The article notes color film's dominance in U S sales and usage across cameras, movies, slides, and prints due to ease, quality, and automation. It highlights Color Pantography 68 as a reference work and discusses color processing labs and upcoming changes in film availability. It also reports on June draft calls and regional allocations by the Selective Service System.
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Irving
DESEO
USA
Zifedavis Publications
Gelar Photo
Popuilar Paulography
Stalez Allhe
Washington
UPI
Thelius
Defense Department
Fanshine
Army
Twliana
Selective Service System
Indiana
Selective Service
Norman Rothschild
Popular Photography
Eutor
Martin ‘Keenpfen
Echitielan
Enspe
Zurich
America
Europe
Tvilhs
Switzerland
Three Indiana Highway Traffic Fatalities Reported
The Associated Press recounts three Indiana highway deaths on Monday: Blanche Livingston, 77, Sullivan, struck by a car on Rt 2 near Shelburn. Michael Paddick, 20, Bridgeport Ill., wrecked car skidded into a culvert near Farmersburg. James Sardl ing, 21, Indianapolis, killed when the bus he rode crashed while police pursued the driver in northwest Indianapolis. James Wilson, 40, Evansville, killed in a one car crash on a Warrensburg County road.
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Indiana
Blanche B. Livingston
Sullivan
David Woodward
Rt. 2
Shelburn
Michael F. Paddick
Bridgeport
Ill
U.S. 41
Farmersburg
Paddick
James Sardlig
Indianapolis
John Craine Jr
Pnline
James J. Wilson
Kvansvilly
Warnersburgh
Evansville
McCarthy Campaigns In Indiana Primary Tour
Sey Rugene McCarthy campaigned in four Indiana cities on Monday criticizing the Johnson administration over Vietnam policy. He spoke at Purdues North Central campus and Valparaiso University, praising integrity and urging a decisive primary showing. He denounced fundraising costs, rejected vice presidential talk, urged a concrete plan, and warned against overreliance on U.S. military escalation. He noted economic strain and questioned the nation’s money situation, calling it serious but not catastrophic.
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Johnson
Vietnam
McCarthy
Minneasoils
Cleveland
Slaye Indisha
Purday North
Slush Funil
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Robert Kennedy
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Purdue
Michigan City
LaPorte
Valparaiso University
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Hubert H. Shanphray
Heelieves Branigin
Lutheran University
United States
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Hanoi
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Auction Sales at Nor Elbert Estate and Others in April
A distressed text auction notice lists sale of real estate and personal property from multiple estates, including Nor Elbert and Hazel H Achor, with parcels described across several locations. The fragmentary OCR mentions bidders, dates in spring, and public sale by executors for estate assets.
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Dunia Loe
Davie
Nichol A .K. Mood
Geeres
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Rely
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Wayre
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