Golf's Vultures Gather At The Golden Bell Hole
Augusta fans cluster on the No 12 155 yard par three at Augusta National watching Masters drama at the Hole of Despair. Spectators joke about players misfortune, recounting famous past mishaps and near misses while noting wind, water, and tight greens shape the chaos.
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Golden Bell Hole
Augusta
Augusta National
Helen Weeks
Sumter
S.C
Awesome No. 12
Golden Bell
Classic 1965 Mercury Monterey and 1965 Comet Ads
Car listings show a 1965 Mercury Monterey four door hardtop with automatic transmission and power steering, plus a 1965 Comet 202 two door with automatic and readied for viewing. A 1964 Plymouth Sport Fury Club Convertible with automatic and power brakes is also offered.
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Plymouth
Sport Fury
R. & H. Auto
P. B
Exhibition Baseball Results From Thursday
The Associated Press reports multiple exhibition games with Boston beating Detroit 4 to 1 and Kansas City topping Philadelphia 11 to 1. Other results include Washington 5 over New York A and Cleveland 11 over Cincinnati 4 with Houston 9 over Los Angeles 2.
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Associated Press
Boston
Detroit
Kansas City
Philadelphia
California
San Francisco
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Houston
Los Angeles
New York
St. Louis
Baltimore
Minnesota
Chicago
Atlanta
Shreveport
Jacksonville
Pittsburgh
Richmond
Washington
Wrigley Field
Winter Haven
Fla
Flight training pledge on church bulletin board deceives followers
A Louisville church bulletin board advertised flight training as a path to heaven. The message drew attention for mixing faith with aviation guidance and raised concerns about deceptive religious outreach.
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Louisville
Heaven
Barbara Parkins Hints At Leaving Peyton Place
Hollywood reports Barbara Parkins, star of Peyton Place, may exit the series to pursue film work and world travel. She notes the show has consumed three years and feels Betty Anderson’s role has become mechanical, despite current Valley of the Dolls duties.
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Hollywood
Barbara Parkins
Betty Anderson
Vancouver
Canada
Mia Farrow
England
Frank Sinatra
Miss Parkins
20Th Century-Fox
Patty Duke
Mark Robson
David Weisbart
Kennebunk MRS seeks coaches and local notices
Community items note the Kennebunk Babe Ruth team needs coaches with contact Francis Lamontagne. Harold and Frances Lamontagne details appear along with Raymond’s hospital patients. Rainbows observe Rainbow Sunday at West Kennebunk Church. town selectmen discuss a street sweeper washer. The ambulance was called to By John Cunniff AP.
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Kennebunk
Francis Lamontagne
Winter Street
Leo Chabot
York Street
Maine Osteopathic Hospital
Portland
Arundel Assembly
Order of the Rainbow
West Kennebunk Methodist Church
Luther Jones
Bourne Street
Kennebunk Fire Department
Move to Save Abu Simbel Temples In Egypt
An international effort to relocate two 3 200 year old Abu Simbel temples from rising waters behind the Aswan Dam nears completion. Engineers from five nations oversee the $36 million operation to lift and place the monuments 225 feet above the lake.
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Abu Simbel
Egypt
Rameses II
Aswan High Dam
World Almanac
Kiwanis Club Honors Doctor After 29 Years
Dr. Ernest Anderson of Pittsburgh Kansas has completed 29 years of perfect attendance at Kiwanis Club meetings. The club meets each Thursday at noon, drawing members and guests from the community.
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DR. Anderson
Pittsburgh
Kan
Ernest Anderson
Anderson
Kiwanis Club
Suburbs Grow Like Mushrooms in American Dream
HAL BOYLE notes suburbs expand as a new civilization with towns rising from nowhere. He contrasts commuting pain and shared garden rituals with the pull of city life, where kids seek the big city’s conformity and opportunity.
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New York
Topsy
America
Oshkosh
Wis
Bygosh
Corncob
Neb
Big Heap
Mont
Greenwich Village
Romney Speech Aims to Define His Vietnam Stance
Michigan Governor George Romney faces his biggest test as an unannounced 1968 Republican nominee with a Hartford dinner speech on Vietnam. He plans no specific alternatives or tactics, but will outline his basic view without discussing it further, seeking to avoid distracting reporters. He has consulted aides and will travel to Vietnam this year to inform his position.
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Washington
Michigan
George Romney
Vietnam
Johnson
South Vietnam
Romney
Hartford
Conn
Hartford Times
White House
Senate
Cairo University to open Gaza branch science faculty
An AP report says Cairo University will establish a branch in the Egyptian-administered Gaza Strip. Initially only a sciences faculty will operate with Cairo professors teaching until Palestinian refugees can handle instruction themselves.
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University IN
Gaza
Cairo
Cairo University
Gaza Strip
Massachusetts Teens Build Civic Pride in Lawrence Project
In Lawrence Massachusetts teens formed The Teen Betterment Committee to reclaim a city park and improve civic involvement. They organized with minimal supervision, completed two acres of park work, reduced vandalism, and expanded job placements for peers. The group plans a teen center, scholarship fund, and speakers bureau while seeking funding and ongoing projects.
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Lawrence
Mass
Teen Betterment Committee
Francis X. O’connell
State Division of Employment Security
Boston
South Lawrence
John Watson
Screna
Wallace Mulls 1968 Primary Run as Third-Party Candidate
Former Alabama Gov. George Wallace said in a Concord Monitor interview that he may enter the 1968 New Hampshire presidential primary as a third party candidate. He emphasized local government issues over personalities and noted his 1964 primary performance with minimal appearances still yielded a sizable vote share.
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Concord
N.H
Alabama
George Wallace
New Hampshire
Wallace
Concord Monitor
Lurleen
Maryland
Metals Make Up Most Of The 103 Known Elements
The majority of the 103 chemical elements known are metals. This fact highlights the prominent role of metallic elements in the periodic landscape and their diverse applications across science and industry.
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R. & A. Soto
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Michael A. Petit
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Anastasoff
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Stand
Rita Bellefeuille
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Edmund Cashen
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West Kennebunk
Webber Hospital
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Saco
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Westbrook
Donald C. Doyle
Roland Vincent
Roland Albert
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Hal Boyle
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