Track stars compete in NCAA championships at Berkeley
The NCAA track championships open with 489 athletes from 113 schools and an Olympic path via the top six Americans in each of 17 events. Kansas, the defending champ, faces USC as favorites emerge with hammer ace John Lawler and javelin standout Bill Alley among likely repeat winners.
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49ers Sign Bob Keyes From San Diego Teams
San Francisco signs Bob Keyes halfback from the University of San Diego and the San Diego Marines on Thursday. Keyes joins the 49ers bringing college and service league background to the roster.
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Woman Diplomat to Back Israel at U.N.
Israel’s Golda Meir cuts short a U S fundraising tour to travel to New York and address the U N Security Council on the Eichmann case. She canceled earlier appearances in several cities and plans to defend Israel over the Nazi official’s transfer and trial.
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Silence and Secrets Shape U2 Case Review
A Senate group led by Sen. Henry M. Jackson releases a report urging restraint in intelligence matters. The panel says intelligence is vital for the free world, and officials should say little, not too much, while noting no direct judgment on the U2 affair.
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Cedar Rapids Clinches Lead With 8-3 Win Over Topeka
Cedar Rapids moved into sole first in the Three I League by beating Topeka 8-3 behind Dick Loiselle and Jim King on the mound five hits allowed. Ron Hunt drove in a grand slam in the fourth. Lincoln also won 8-5 over Burlington on a six run first inning rally led by Manley Johnston.
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Women’s Open to be Played at Worcester Country Club
The eighth Women’s Open sponsored by the United States Golf Association will be held at Worcester Country Club in Worcester Massachusetts from July 21 to 23.
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Officials Look for Pilots to Resume Work
Officials in Miami report a second break in a strike freeze as Eastern Air Lines resumes some flights. A two man crew flew from Miami to New York with 55 passengers aboard DC7B flight 600. Eastern notes most flights remain at about ten percent of normal as pilots under a federal injunction return to work.
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Bank Bandit Foiled by Bankers In Downtown Los Angeles
An assistant cashier and two vice presidents chased a robber who fled a downtown Los Angeles bank with 641 dollars after simulating a gun. Thomas Theodore Arnold, 52, was arrested in a nearby parking lot and booked on suspicion of robbery.
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Bemidji State College opposes pool room remodeling
A state college official argues Bemidji State College can forgo a $1600 remodeling of a ping pong and pool room. John Glas says funds should not be spent on lighting walls floor and acoustical ceiling in a recreation dormitory. Board president S J Kryzsko suggests denying such facilities to push students to study, and the proposal returns to the board's architect for further study.
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Merchants Offer Parking Token Gift in Wadsworth
In Wadsworth Ohio merchants provide customers with tokens for sixty minutes of free parking as a goodwill gesture to boost business. Each token costs merchants a nickel, and meters have a second slot for pennies and nickels.
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Can't Recover Bodies of 13 on High Peak
In Alaska the bodies of 13 of 14 Pacific Northern Airlines victims from a Mt. Gilbert crash will not be recovered due to avalanche danger. A body of an unidentified woman was brought down by a rescue team, while efforts to recover the mail and the remaining remains are halted.
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Brownsboro Fight at School Board Meeting Ends in Death
A long running town feud erupted during Brownsboro Texas school board proceedings as Thurman Jackson 42 was shot dead and four injured. Dr Charles Rahm the board secretary was charged with murder amid a large courthouse investigation and 50 witnesses questioned.
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Visits Dad's Grave Ends in Tragic Car Crash
Detroit report details Delle Foster, 19, who planned to visit his father’s grave after graduation. On return from the cemetery two friends were in the car. it veered off the road and crashed into trees, killing Delle. One friend was injured, the other unharmed.
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Quick Change Detroit Outfielder Charley Max Well
Charley Max well began as a pitcher in 1947 with Detroit and moved to the outfield before the season ended. The move marked a position change early in his professional baseball career.
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British sergeants set transcontinental walking record to New York
Patrick Moloney and Mervyn Evans, two Royal Air Force paratroopers, reached Manhattan 67 days after leaving San Francisco, beating the 1910 cross country mark. They paused for a Newark motel stay after the Lincoln Tunnel entry at 9 53 am.
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Work Ends at Secret Center After Walkout
AI construction work at the top secret Arnold engineering development center is expected to halt today after a walkout by the Operating Engineers Union. Pickets were posted Thursday as the labor dispute threatens to cripple the nation s missile program already hit by aircraft workers walkouts. The union left jobs Wednesday accusing a subcontractor of hiring nonunion men. The subcontractor said the men provided were not qualified.
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