Weekend TV Highlights From NBC CBS And ABC
A weekend TV guide outlines NBCs Saturday lineup featuring The Rains of Ranchipur with Louis Bromfield romance and Richard Burton Lana Turner. CBS Baseball special Orioles vs Yankees with an old timers game. NBC Major League Baseball Dodgers at Braves. ABC Olympic trials and Wide World of Sports plus Hootenanny. Sunday covers World News Viet Nam features Frank Blair interview with Lodge. CBS Lamp Unto My Feet Look Up and Live. Face the Nation with Senator Eugene J McCarthy. NBC Major League Baseball Dodgers at Meet the Press. CBS Ed Sullivan Show with Van Johnson.
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Ranchiper
Louis Bromfield
Richard Burton
Lana Turner
CBS
Baltimore Orioles
New York Yankees
NEC
Los Angeles Dodgers
Milwaukee Braves
ABC
Randall’s Island
N.Y
Wide World of Sports
Los Angeles
Frank Blair
U.S
South Viet Nam
Henry Cabot Lodge
Eugene J. McCarthy
D-Minn
Discovery
Russia
Meet the Press
Senate
Mike Nan D-Mont
Twentieth Century
Ed Sullivan
van Johnson
Girl saves dachshund sister dives under moving train
Lorri Jane Campbell a 10 year old girl in Belding Michigan was described as in good condition after diving under a Chesapeake and Ohio train to save one of her two dachshunds. She suffered a broken collar bone and multiple injuries while the other dog was killed. Lorri is the daughter of Donald and wife.
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Belding, Mich
UPI
Lorri Jane Campbell
Belding Mermiorial
Lorri
Chesapeake & Ohio
Donald Campbell
Rockefeller Backs Goldwater At New York Republican Meet
Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller backed Sen. Barry Goldwater for the GOP ticket at a closed New York conference. The moderate New York Republicans pledged support for the national ticket while urging party unity. Upstate county chairs questioned Sen. Kenneth Keating’s stance as he weighs reelection plans.
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Albany
N. Y
UPI
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Barr Goldwater
San Francisco
Goldwater
New York State
Rockefeller
GOP
Phaturnvan
Upstate
Kenneth Keating
Rochester
Keating
Keatig
William E. Miller
Keating 5
Elwood Students In Ball State Debate Workshop
Chicago AP reports the Baltimore Bullets announced coach Bob Leonard's resignation after rejecting his three year contract request. Moscow says U S planes buzzed Soviet ships, raising tensions and noting potential collision danger as the note demands an end to the incidents.
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Ball State
Chicago
Baltimore Bullets
National Basketball Association
Bob Leonard
Moscow
UPI
Soviet Union
Ulley
Aug
Dave Trager
Lafayette
Bullets
Kremlin
Leonard
U. S
Anderson
Gruzia
Cuba
Washington
State Department
Robert J.J. McCloskey
United States
Muncie
Willkie
Tass
Ell
Wood
Five-Way Tie In Class A Of Shoe Tourney
Five players tied for lead in Class A after day one of the Horseshoe Pitching tournament. Unbeaten in six games, top qualifiers Steinfelt Martin Hinton Hohi Lattray lead as defending champs and other marquee players stumble. Competition resumes Friday as 56 players pitch 35 games each through Tuesday.
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Calif
UPI
Los Angeles Angels
Greenville
Ohio
Ana
Frilheim
Thanantrant Waling
Carl Steinfelt
Rochester
N.Y
Ray Martin
Philo
St. Glen Hinton
Maquoketa
Iowa
Elmer Hohi
Wellesley
Ont
Paul Lattray
St. Louis
Steinfelt
Anderson World Fair Post Office of the future unveiled
Visitors at the Anderson World Fair can tour a futuristic post office with multilingual staff and automated machines. The facility processes about 260000 pieces daily, handles 500 letters per minute, and features a Bur sorter, Pitney Bowes equipment, and a gallery overlooking the floor. Visitors may leave notes in a public mail slot without postage and discuss reactions with clerks.
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Cor
U. S
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Jity
United States
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Montgomery
Columbians
Boyce
Wood
Ring
Tegin
Fair
World's Fair Post Office
Must Win Clash as Cedar Lounge Hosts Lafayette
In a pivotal Central Indiana Baseball League matchup, Anderson Cedar Lounge, clinging to a one game lead in the Eastern Division, hosts Lafayette Columbians at Memorial Park tonight at 7. Cedar Lounge eyes another win to keep pace with Lafayette and prevent Muncie from overtaking top East standings. Memorial Field pre-game warmups begin at 5 30 p m with the game under the lights.
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Memorial Field
Lafayette Columbians
Muncie
Anderson
Cedar Lounge
Lafayette
Muncie Marheefers
Top Races Attract Fans In Major Handicap Cards
Three key racing events dominate today as Gedney ace clocks 1:53 3 5 for the Match Mongo and Gun Bow, highlighting a crowded Monmouth program. Dandy K. leads a strong Classic lineup with Bold Lad Time Tested and Time Tested among 10 starters in a $114000 field, while the Whitney and Sapling stakes showcase a deep crop from major farms and East Coast sires.
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Associated Press
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Wheatley
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W. C. Winfrey
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Friday Fort
Monmouth Park
Mongo
Sadak
Tibidabo
Thelas Monmouth
Teague brothers lead league as stars clash for home runs
John Teague hits .514 with seven homers while Lucius Teague adds seven with a .500 average and six homers in three games tying his brother for league lead. Fred Simpson tops triples with five and Tom Linville leads doubles with seven as CIBL season nears finish and Anderson fights for playoffs. After Lafayette, home dates host Indianap ons College All-Stars August 12, 14, and 18.
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Lucius Teague
Fred Simpson
Tom Linville
Lucius
John
Simpson
Linville
Anderson
Lafayette
Indianapons College
Leonard seeks college or high school coaching post
Leonard states he is at a stage where he wants more security than pro coaching offers and desires a college or high school coaching job. He signals readiness to transition from current roles to enduring career opportunities in sports coaching.
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Elwood School Board OKs 41 Cent Tax Rate Hike
Elwood The Elwood School Board Wednesday approved a 1965 budget of 1,233,823 dollars, setting a tax rate of 3.97 dollars per 100 assessed valuation, an increase over 1964. Local revenue totals 479,575 dollars with 564,420 dollars from state direct support.
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Elwood
Keith Scott
Scott
Robert Wessler
J.blair Sullivan
Runners Carry Torch To Muncie for Indiana Track Meet
The Indiana championships of the U S Track and Field Federation will open at Ball State Field with a 60 mile torch relay from Indianapolis to Muncie. Runners from several clubs will relay the flame, a ceremonial fire, parade, and national anthem will precede three sessions of events for elementary through older athletes with boys and girls competing in all groups. Dr Richard Stealy Ball State track coach leads the games committee.
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Ind
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U.S. Track and Field Federation
Ball State Field
Statehouse
Indianapolis
Pendleton
Anderson
Madison
Heights
Daleville
Richard Stealy
Ball State
Bucknell Names Von Smith New Cage Coach
Von Smith, former Elizabethtown College coach who led his team to the NCAA Eastern regional, was named Bucknell University head basketball coach. A Milton native and 1950 Mississippi graduate, he played pro ball briefly and has coached at Nazareth High School and Elizabethtown since 1954.
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von Smith
Elizabethtown College
Bucknell University
Smith
Gene Evans
Bison
Milton
Hoitabae
Mississippi
Washington Capitals
Philadelphia Warriors
Nazareth
Elizabethtown
Bas
Lafayette Township
Ferraris Defends Women's Western Junior Golf Title
Janice Ferraris 17 of San Francisco defeats Peggy Conley 1 up on 18th to become the event’s first two time champion, holding off Conley’s late charge after taking a 2 up lead. Also notes Tom Sheckells to captain Army lacrosse in 1985.
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Waukegan, Ill
UPI
Janice Ferraris
San Francisco
Miss Ferraris
Peggy Conley
Spokane
Wash
Miss Conley
Conley
Young Basketball Star Hurts Self
VALPARAISO Ind AP Steven Collins a 1 year old budding basketball star chiined himself Thursday in a way he is wowing from a hospital bed. The 6foot 1 center for an undefeated eighth grade team all Kouts showed off his jumping ability by touching a string of Pennants at a Porter County Pair exhibit. He caught his chin on a wire coming down, fell, and banged his head on a concrete floor. He was listed in fair condition.
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Valparaiso
Ind
Steven Collins
All Kouts
Porter County
Fine Pacers At Connersville Start Tuesday Harness Meet
A strong field of three-year-old pacers is expected at the Fayette County Free Fair harness meeting in Connersville. Races run Tuesday through Thursday with twilight programs at 430 pm and 4 pm. Top prospects include Chief Adio Liar's Bench Jay Counsel and Timely Lucky, with Eddie Bates Jr and Chris Boring among drivers. The program also features all six Indiana Trotting and Pacing Horse Association stakes and non-winners events for pacers and trotters.
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Fayette County
Howard Armstrong
Speed
Midwest
Chief Adio
Fred Runyan
Shelbyville
Liar’s Bench
Howard M. Gwinn
B. L
R. B. Stewarts
Anderson
Jay Counsel
Fred Johnson
Fairmount
Timely Lucky
H. T. Stout
Frankfort
Adio
Indiana
Eddie Bates Jr
Chief Adin
Chris Boring
Brady Fans 22 For Lafayette in Legion Tilt
Lafayette star Denny Brady pitched and batted Lafayettes 60 victory over Princeton in the first round of the State American Legion baseball tournament. Brady fanned 22, walked six, tripled in two runs, and led an eight hit Lafayette attack supported by Jack Walkey and Dave Lecklitner. Southport defeated Elkhart 5 to 4 behind Dennis Langhorst who worked all nine.
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Ind
Laayette
Denny Brady
Indiana
Princeton
Southport
Elkhart
Brady
Jack Walkey
Dave Lecklitner
Don Snider
Snider
Dennis Langhurst
Bill Galloway
Fred Kary
Rick Deem
Philee
Wright
Ron Humpert
Glenn Speedy
Steve McNeece
Jim Pegram
Gary Minnis
Mike McGreevy
Phillies Acquire Frank Thomas For Pennant Insurance
Philadelphia sends Wayne Graham and two other minor leaguers to New York as part of a pennant insurance deal for Frank Thomas. The veteran slugger, a nine figure power hitter with 275 career home runs, joins a Phillies lineup needing right handed power to blunt southpaw pitching. Gary Kroll is placed on waivers to clear space for Thomas with delivery slated for August 12.
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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
White defeats Butler to reach Broadmoor Invitational final
Barbara Fay White of Shreveport La. edged Jeanie Butler of Harlingen Tex 4 and 3 Friday in the Broadmoor Invitational women's golf semifinals. White, Western Amateur winner, advances to Saturday's 36 hole final against Barbara McIntire of Colorado Springs who beat Carol Sorenson of Janesville Wis 2 and 1 in the other semifinal.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Barbara Fay White
Shreveport
Jeanie Butler
Harlingen
Tex
Miss White
Barbara McIntire
Carol Sorenson
Janesville
Wis
Bowling, 30c at Rains Holes plugged, $2.50 Ebonite bails
A brief item notes bowling gear sales including 30 cent items at Rains Holes and Ebonite bails priced at 2.50 and a 16.95 tag for a related item. The fragment lists equipment and prices reflecting a shop or classifieds listing.
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