Television To Go Foreign In Two Features
NBC offers live and tape coverage of the Soviet U S track meet from Franklin Field Philadelphia. CBS scripts Gian Carlo Menotti Festival of Two Worlds with Joan Gielgud and Eileen Farrell. ABC presents Jubilee U S A with Jimmie Davis and other acts. Meet the Press plans governor interviews led by Nelson Rockefeller. Reruns fill the rest of the week with Maverick and Caesar and Cleopatra.
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Spain to Receive 400 Million Credit Boost
New York Times reports Spain will obtain 400 million dollars in the coming days to break postwar isolation and join the world economic mainstream. Washington dispatch notes Spain has nearly exhausted hard currency and gold reserves. Funds come from international, European, and U S lenders led by the IMF and OECD.
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Boy Clings to Truck in Flight. Survives with Scratches
In Terre Haute Indiana young Stephen Heyen aged 2 rode three miles on the exterior of a parked pickup before falling off unaware driver drove away. He suffered only scratches and fright according to hospital staff. A silkfish scales coating is used with glass beads to imitate pearls.
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Bohemians Preview Summer Night Tribute and NBC Guest
ABC presents Music for a Summer Night on Wednesday a tribute to the waltz with Bohemians. NBC features singer Anita Darien as Dave King hosts the program with Anita Darien as guest.
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Production Hits Record High In June
Washington reports the nations industrial production surged to a record high in June at 155 percent of the 1947-49 average, up 2 points from May. Retail sales reached a second quarter peak, autos and durable goods rose, while steel output fell 3 points to 9 percent capacity amid a strike.
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Major League Leaders From The Associated Press
American League leaders include Fox of Chicago hitting .335 with 119 hits and Kuenn of Detroit at .313 plus 113, Killebrew of Washington leading in home runs with 31 and 76 RBIs. pitching leaders feature McLish of Cleveland at 113 decisions and Wynn of Chicago with 105 strikeouts. National League leaders show Aaron of Milwaukee with 126 hits and 27 homers Mathews of Milwaukee with 27, Banks of Chicago with 25 RBIs.
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Saint Croix National Monument boundaries set in Maine
Interior Department defines the Saint Croix National Monument at 28.3 acres, including St. Croix Island and about 22 acres on the mainland for a dock and administration area. Establishment expected later this year to mark Champlain and Hudson voyages 350th anniversary.
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Braves Beat Owen-Davis In Tight Tilt
The Gorham Raceway feature tonight is a $2,500 Trot with top contenders Minister's Pride and Jerry Dean leading a field including Highlawn Sterling Linda Lou Volo Kuno Comet and Long King. The card also lists nine dashes as part of the extended summer meet with Owen-Davis and Sanford meeting in the county playoff series.
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Baseball standings and schedule from Friday to Sunday
In the standings Chicago leads with 49 wins and Cleveland at 47. New York and Washington follow, with Detroit and Boston mid pack. Friday matchups include Chicago at New York and Kansas City at Washington, while Cleveland visits Boston and Detroit hosts Baltimore. Results show Chicago and New York winning earlier in the week and a 10 inning Cleveland win in the first game. San Francisco also posts a 50 38 record as part of another division update.
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Antonelli Sees Bright Season Chance Yet Shrugs Off Hype
Philadelphia AP reports Johnny Antonelli, 29, in his 11th major league season, shows signs of his best year yet though he downplays expectations. He isn’t sure how many shutouts he has this season, guessing “I think it’s my third.”
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Summer Basketball Results and Schedules
Summary of players Arm stead from Los Angeles and Miura from Tokyo were reported as outpointed opponents in individual matchups. Team scores show Milwaukee 6e e 0, Chicago 4, Milwaukee 2, and Philadelphia 6 0 with San Francisco Cincinnati 7, St. Louis 5. Upcoming games list Los Angeles at Philadelphia and San Francisco at Pittsburgh among others.
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Twilight League golf results and upcoming schedule
Biddeford Saco Twilight League reports first week of second round results with teams and player pairs listed. Team one tops standings while teams two five tie for second and teams four six tied for third. Schedules show matchups for weeks two to four across six teams.
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Bicycle rider killed in Bar Harbor crash
Stephen Woodworth, 18, son of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Woodworth, died from injuries after being struck by a car while riding his bicycle last night in Bar Harbor.
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