Rigney Sees Jackson Shine With A's In Oakland
Former Angels manager Bill Rigney now follows Reggie Jackson as a fan in Alamo California. He predicts Jackson will hit more homers and acknowledges tougher opposition as pitchers adjust. Rigney notes Jackson has drawn walks and stays focused at the plate.
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Nicholson File Golf Tourney Set For Saturday
George Otis defends his title as the Nicholson Files golf tourney begins at 7 am with events in low gross and driving contests. Contenders include Jerry Val, Mike Zorabedian, Dave Biks, Frank Cippatoso, Mike Brow and many others. Banquet follows the competition with local organizers and participants listed.
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Lordus
Jer’y Val
Metre
Mike Zorabedian
Dave
Biks Frank Cippatoso
Mike Brow
Banquet
Laura
B. Quinn
WG. Stewart
C Ao-T. Masters
B. Dishmond
S. Carpenes
M. Toomogan
1941 ABM debate echoes doves and hawks in Congress
The 1941 ABM related dispute mirrored the doves and hawks split over U S involvement in the war. Leaders like George C Marshall urged longer service terms while opponents warned against expanded military power. The House and Senate battles culminated in an 203 to 202 vote favoring a 18 month extension with pay rises and policy shifts as Vichy France aligned with Nazi Germany and Roosevelt reappeared at sea with Churchill.
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Potomac River
Congress
mid-Atlantic
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Jersey Joe Walcott Nomination Clarified in New Jersey Senate
The New Jersey Senate confirmed Jersey Joe Walcott known as Arnold Cream to the State Youth Commission after earlier inaction hid his real name. Walcott of Camden heads the city's Community Relations Department and once led the City Juvenile Bureau. United Nations notes region population in Yangtze basin.
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New Community Relations Department
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Michigan linked killer case widens as suspect details emerge
Police report shows Manuel Diaz and John Collings connected to California trip tied to seven Michigan murders near Ypsilanti and Ann Arbor. Investigators seek information while Collins faces pretrial in BeineMan case as Manuel cooperates.
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Norman’ Colling
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Roxie Ann Phillips
Milwaukie
Ore
Salinas
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Miss Albrecht
Roxie Ami
Carol ¥. Smith
Hia Tre
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Pendleton Show Highlights in Livestock and Poultry Winners
Pendleton exhibitors claim top honors with Reserve Champion gilt and champion barrow from Kathy Keitch Elwood while David Kesinger also earns Reserve Champion gilt. Jerry Sigler and Frank McMahan headline rabbit classes. Mike Kimm Pendleton owns champion pen of market rabbits. Tim Ryan and John Custer lead poultry with grand and reserve pens. Day schedule includes sheep judging, concessions, and fashion show events.
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Elwood
Barrow
David Kesinger
Jerry Sigler
New Zealand
Frank McMahan
Anderson
McMahan
Sam McNance
Frankton
California
Mike Kimm
Pendleton
Timi Ryan
Alexandria
John Custer
Jorlay's Lair
Aimique
All Out Victory From Page One Senate Result
The article notes a strong final tally with preliminary counts aligning to the final result. About 169000 questionnaires were mailed to every district resident to solicit postal responses.
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Nixon Wins in Senate Vote on ABM Amendments
The Senate backed the administration as Mrs. Smith cast a crucial extra vote on the Cooner Hart proposal linked to the ABM. Despite heavy opposition and a 50 50 tie moment, a majority of senators present approved the measure, with key votes from Anderson and Williams shaping the outcome.
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Anderson Obituaries Highlight Local Funeral Notices
Mrs. Joyce Fischvogt wife of William A. Fischvogt 228 W 1st St final rites at Baker Scothers Funeral Home. Jula Dobson widow of Orville N. Dobson 2520 Holford Ave burial Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery. Charles Adam Knobloch 49 of 1828 Be y ARt interment Saunders Cemetery Daleville at 10:30 a.m. Reed infant Kristy Anne Reed four days old East Maplewood Cemetery. Eli C Husing 79 former Haubstadt principal Pfe death at home Haubstadt Ind with services at Wade Funeral Home. Surviving family includes widow daughter sister and six grandchildren.
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Baker Scothers
Joyce
Fischvogt
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W. Lh St
Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery
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Baker Brothers Funeral
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Holford
Orville N. Dobson
Charles Knobloch
Brown and Date
Charles Adam Knobloch
BE. Yar Bt
Saunders Cemetery
Daleville
Eli Busing
Eli C. Husing
Robert Busing
Anderson
Haubstadt
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Wade
Haubstad
Deaths in Madison and Nearby Counties
Obituary notices report the deaths of Lucy T Hansley in Fairmount and Clarence F Ted Garrison in Whiteland. Hansley, 71, operated a Western Auto with husband LaVern until a 1967 fire and is survived by husband, son, sister and brother alike. Funeral in Fairmount with viewing times and burial at Park Cemetery. Garrison, 85, of Whiteland, retired from General Motors after 7 years, survived by daughter and several sons and grandchildren. Funeral at J C Wilson Mortuary Greenwood with interment at Grant Memorial Park Cemetery.
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Indianapolis
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Fairgwunt
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Whiteland
Clarence F
Ted) Garrison
Janie
Franklin
General Motors
Grant County
Utta Benjamin
Tila Garrison
Tie
Jonesboro
Masonic Lodge No
Eagles Lodge
Afersan
Helen J. Schard
Firemen Battle Incident as Large Crowd Blocks Truck
Firemen faced a large crowd that jumped on a truck and opened valves threatening the crew. The truck was ordered away by its captain and not returned. Gary police reported striking workers helped stop the truck as firefighters from Gary U S Steel, Civil Defense volunteers and others fought the blaze.
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New Arrivals Born at Local Hospitals
Fragmentary notice lists newborns at St. John’s Hospital and Community Hospital with parents including Mr. and Mrs. Walter Zachary and Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Condon. Entries mention a girl and a boy among the newborns and provide partial addresses.
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Miowas Painter
Walter Zachary
Delaware St
Herbert Conedon
Franklin
John Lawhard
Highland Ave
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