Weekend TV Highlights Outline For Saturday And Sunday
Weekend TV highlights include NBC evenings with Louis Bromfield romance and a Baseball Game of the Week featuring the Orioles at the Yankees preceded by an old timers tribute. NBC includes Olympic trials coverage and ABC covers Wide World of Sports diving championships and women track trials. CBS presents The Lucy Desi Comedy Hour and Gunsmoke with star guests, while ABC features The Hollywood Palace and Summer Playhouse. NBC Sunday offers a Viet Nam crisis digest with Frank Blair and interviews with Henry Cabot Lodge, plus Meet the Press and Major League Baseball games.
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Girl Rescues Dogs. Patient Recovers After Train Incident
Lorri Jane Campbell, 14, dove under a moving Chesapeake and Ohio train to save a dachshund, losing one dog and sustaining injuries. She remained in good condition at Belding Memorial Hospital, described as a very good, quiet patient with a broken collar bone and multiple cuts. Her father, Donald Campbell, works as a city employee, and other children watched the incident unfold as her brave act drew attention.
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Belding Memo 1
Lorri
Safetty
Chesapeake &Ohio
Torri
Donald Campbell
Torr
Anderson World Fair Post Office of the Future Seen
Visitors at Anderson’s World’s Fair can view a Post Office of the Future featuring multilingual staff and experimental machinery. A Pitney Bowes system handles mail at high speed, with an automated 100 letters per minute directing units and a Burroughs sorter processing 58 letters per minute per operator.
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Post Office of Future
New York
Anderson
Howard L
New New
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Bowes
Flushing
Burroughs
Unitedd States
Ring
Must Win Game Looms In Cedar Lounge Clash Tonight
Cedar Lounge battles Lafayette Columbians at Memorial Field under lights at 7 p m with Anderson sending Boyce Wood to the mound. Local stars Teague Lucius Teague Fred Simpson and Tom Linville anchor the lineup as league race tightens with Muncie also in the hunt and playoff chances hinging on tonight's result.
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Cedar Lounge
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Lafayette
Angerson Cedar Lounge
Central Indiana Baseball League
Lafayette Columbians
Memorial Park
Eastrun
Muncie
Behit Anderson
Anderson
Norrow
Muncie Marheefers
Ito
Lawrence Montgomery
Columbians
Boyce ‘Wood
John Teague
Lucius Teague
Fred Simpson
Tom Linville
Lucius
John
Simpson
Linville
Jobs College
Three Top Races Hold Fans Attention Today
Horse racing at Monmouth Park features Mongo and Gun Bow leading a 10 horse field in the $100,000-added Arlington Park Classic and the six furlong Sapling stakes with Bold Lad Time Tested and Ogden Mills Phipps in the mix. The program also nods to Dandy K, Roman Brother, and other noted contenders as the season peaks.
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Gedney Ace
Brooksociated Press
Lyn
Mongo
Gun Bow
New York
Dandy K
Feuther
Bold Lad
Monmouth
Delta
Montpelierry
Sunstruck
Mar- Farm
Whitney
Saratoga
Cecil
Carmine
Ro Therich
Harbor View Farm
Wheatley Stable
Ogden Mills Phipps
W. C. Winfrey
Monmouth Park
Stevens
Toshmah
Lassie
Bold Ruler
Wes
Rcord
Time Ested
Thomas Could Help Phillies In Flag Drive
The Philadelphia Phillies acquired veteran hitter Frank Thomas from the Mets for three minor leaguers, viewed as pennant insurance. Wayne Graham heads the list, with Gary Kroll placed on waivers to clear roster space for later delivery, supporting Philadelphia's three-deal move to bolster right-handed power.
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Philadelphia Phillies
Frank Thomas
New York ‘Mets
Phils
Wayne Graham
Arkansas
John Quinn
Phillies
Red “Schoendienst
Milwaukee
New York Giants
Braves
Thomas
New York Yankees
Johnny Mize
Giants
Johnny Sain
Boston Braves
Graham
Mets
Gary Kroll
Kroll
Rockefeller Backs Goldwater At New York GOP Meet
Nelson Rockefeller urged unity at a closed GOP gather of New York county chairmen backing Barry Goldwater for president. He defended Keating’s position while reminding moderates the party must embrace core Republican principles amid internal debate over the ticket and future strategy. The meeting amplified support for Goldwater and signaled continued party division over how to implement conservative goals.
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Nelson A. . Rises
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Upstate
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T National
Rochester
Keating
Keat
William E. Miller
San Francisco
Elwood Students Take Part In Ball State Debate Workshop
Elwood High School students join Ball State University for a two week summer debate workshop led by Dr. David W. Shepard. Forty students participate in debates discussions and extemporaneous speaking with Ball State faculty oversight. The program ends August 4.
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Elwood
Ball State
Muncie
Russia charges ships buzzed by air force planes
Moscow said the Soviet protest alleges U S Air Force planes buzzed Soviet ships in international waters worldwide. It cites a July 12 incident where a U S warship maneuvered for over three hours near the Soviet passenger ship Gruzia near Cuba, claiming danger to passengers. The State Department acknowledged the buzzing and said it would respond after investigating.
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Elwood Board OKs 41 Cent Tax Rate Increase
Elwood School Board approved a 1965 budget of 1,288,828 with a tax rate of 3.97 per 100 assessed valuation. Local revenue 470,576 and state direct support 364,420. Budget adds tuition fees textbook rentals and cafeteria income. Superintendent Keith Scott cited building remodels on schedule and Aug 31 opening. board to negotiate half-time nurse for Mrs. Robert Wessler to free Mrs. Sullivan for junior high counseling.
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Elwood School Board
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Robert Wessler
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Bucknell Names Don Smith New Cage Coach
Don Smith, former East E town College coach, named Bucknell University head basketball coach. A Milton native and Mississippi alum, he succeeds Gene Evans and brings a record of 205 wins and 8.18664? percent. He has NBA brief playing stints with the Washington Capitals and Philadelphia Warriors.
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Eizabethtown College
Bucknell University
Friday Smith
Gene Evans
Bison
Milton
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Mississippi
Ok Washington Capitals
Phila Warriors
Nazareth
Henc
Ferraris Defends Women's Western Junior Golf Title
San Francisco player Miss Ferraris defends her Women's Western Junior golf title, becoming the event's first two time champion. She defeated Miss Conley of Spokane after a late rally, finishing with decisive strokes on 18 holes amid tournament provisions and a regional context.
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Miss Ferraris
Pegey Conley
Spokane
Wash
Janice "Ferr
Sng
Tazagene Township
Middle Atlantic
Shadyside
Conley
Park
J. Edward Roush
Dick Sisler
Cin
Miss Conley
Huntington
Cinnati Reds
J. C. Clark
Didates
Brooklyn Dodgers
Phillie
Five-Way Tie In Class A Of Shoe Tourney
Five players share the lead in Class A after opening action at the World Horseshoe Pitching tournament in Greenville. Unbeaten on Thursday night are Carl Steinfelt Rochester NY Ray Martin Philo IL Glen Hinton Maquoketa IA Elmer Hohi Wellesley ON and Paul Lattray St Louis MO. Steinfelt led qualifiers but four others slipped one loss. 35 games remain for each of 16 men until Tuesday. Top losers include John Nomasmith Yakima WA Harold Reno Sabina OH Ted Alle Boulder CO Kurt Day Frankfort IN. Art Doyle Chicago also tied at 51. Competition resumes Friday night.
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U11
Carl Steinfelt
Rochester NY
Ray Martin
Philo
Ill
Glen Hinton
Maquoketa
Towa
Elmer Hohi
Wellesley
Ont
Paul Lattray
St. Louis Mo
Steinfelt
Ualifiers
John Monasmith
Yakime
Wash
Shampion Harold Reno
Sabina
Ohio
Ted Alfe
Boulder
Colo
Kurt Day
Frankfort
Ind
Art Doyle
Chicago
Bullets Part Company With Coach Leonard Over Contract Request
The Baltimore Bullets of the NBA announced on Friday the resignation of coach Bob Leonard after he rejected a three year contract. The decision came at Chicago owner Dave Trager's office with Leonard present, and Leonard said he seeks greater security and is considering college or high school coaching jobs.
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Dave Trager
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Angels Anaheim Ink Stadium Paper Today
The Los Angeles Angels and Anaheim will sign a 35 year lease for a planned 200 million 50 000 seat stadium near Disneyland. Mayor Ora Chandler and co owner Robert Reynolds will sign the contract with Gene Autry’s club. Groundbreaking is set for Aug 15 and opening day is 1966. City officials expect to sign a Del Webb construction deal next week.
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City of Anaheim
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Ora ‘Chandler
Robert Reynolds
Gene Autry
Disneyland
del Webb
Young basketball star Hurts self at fair event
A 5 year old budding star Steven Collins attempted a jumping stunt at a Porter County Fair exhibit. He reached for pennants on a string and struck a wire, fell to a concrete floor, and sustained a head injury. Officials listed his condition as stable at the fair.
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Ind
Steven Collins
Hameek Thuraday
Kouts
Sneckells Named Army Lacrosse Captain for 1965
Baltimore native Rom Sneckells will captain Army's 1965 lacrosse squad, leading the team in the upcoming season with expected strong play from the midfield and attack units.
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Rom Sneckells
Baltimore
Army
Torch Relay Opens Indiana Track Meet in Muncie
Runners will carry a flame from the Indiana Statehouse to Ball State Field covering about 60 miles in under six hours. The event kicks off the US Track and Field Federation state championships with a torch ceremony, national anthem, and three sectional sessions for elementary, junior high, and high school athletes. Dr. Richard Stealy of Ball State chairs the games committee, with Ball State, Muncie Track, and the Muncie Recreation Department co sponsoring.
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Indiana
Track and Field Federation
Ball State Field
Statehouse
Indianapolis
Fadoamgole
Fine Pacers At Connersville Start Tuesday Harness Meet
Fine three year old pacers likely highlight the Fayette County Free Fall at Connersville with a seven horse field. Racing runs Tuesday through Thursday August 13 with twilight programs starting at 4:90 p.m. The featured three year old pace includes Chief Adio Liar's Bench Timely Lucky and Jay Counsel among top contenders. Eddie Barnes Jr. will drive Chief Adio and Chris Boring may pilot Jay Counsel. The program also includes Indiana Trotting and Pacers Association stakes for non winners.
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Ronn Ener
Midwest
Chief Adio
Fred Bunyan
Shelbyville
Liar’s Bench
Howard M. Gwins
RB. Stewarts
Anderson
Jay Counsel
Fred Johnson
Fairmount
Timely
Lucky
H. T. Stout
Frankfort
Actio Vwas
Indiana
Liar's Bench
Jay
Eddie Barnes Jr
Adio
Chris
Fonse
Connersville
Brady Fans 22 For Lafayette in Legion Opener
Jayette star Denny Brady dominated on mound and plate earning Lafayette a 6 0 win over Princeton in the State American Legion baseball tournament first round. Brady fanned 22 batters, tripled in two runs, and helped Lafayette collect 12 hits led by Jack Walkey and Dave Lecklitner. Dennis Langhurst went the distance for Southport, fanning six as they beat Elkhart 9 4 in the other first round game.
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Ind
Jayette
Denny Brady
Indiana
Princeton
American Legion
Southport
Elkhart
Brady
Lafayette
Jack Walkey
Dave Lecklitner
Don Snider
Ider
Dennis Langhurst
Bill Galloway
Fred Kary
Rick Deem
Phil Wright
Wright
Rifles
Ron Humpert
Glenn Speedy
Steve McNeece
Jim Pegram
Gary Minnis
Denny “Brady
Mike
Greevy
White Downs Butler For Semis In Broadmoor National Tourney
Barbara Fay White of Shreveport Lou defeated Jeanie Butler of Harlingen Texas 4 and 3 in the Broadmoor national women's golf tournament semifinals. White, Western Amateur winner, advanced to face Springs veteran who beat Carol Sorenson 2 and 1 in the other semifinal. Bowling ad included.
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Springs
Como
Barbara Fay White
Shreveport
Jeanie Butler
Harlingen
Tex
Miss White
Bi Springs
Carol Sorenson
Janesville
Wis
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