Titleholders Lead Held By Smith
Augusta Ga AP Marilynn Smith holding a four stroke lead as the Titleholders third round opens at Augusta Country Club after firing a six under par 66 Friday to set three records. Judy Kimball tied 36 hole record at 139 with par 72. Betsy Rawls rose to 77, while Patty Berg fell to 145 overall.
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Hopkins breaks Drake relay record with 26-2 broad jump
DES MOINES IOWA AP Gayle Hopkins, Arizona senior, shattered the Drake Relays broad jump standard with a 26-2 leap, surpassing Jesse Owens 1935 mark by a quarter inch and signaling strong Olympic hopes. He also aims to push hop-step-jump records, while Tom O Hara of Loyola Chicago posted 3 56 4 indoor mile pace and Arizona State, Rice vie in mile relay.
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Omaha
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Two Groups Would Join For Health
The Kansas Public Health Association backs merging mental health and public health programs locally to create a unified community health program under one administrative director. It also urges combining the state Division of Institutional Management with the Department of Health, and asks for a county public health tax up to one mill along with safety standards for pools and mandatory child abuse reporting with immunity from damages.
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College Results Across Sports From The Day
College results list multiple games across baseball golf and tennis with several campus teams and opponents. Notable scores include Iowa State 4 Nebraska 3 Missouri 7 Kansas State 1 and Oklahoma State 9 Kansas 0.
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Baseball Scores From Friday Night Games
Pittsburgh defeated New York 9 to 4 while Philadelphia swept Chicago 10 to 0. San Francisco bested Cincinnati 15 to 6 and Milwaukee beat Los Angeles 3 to 6. St. Louis edged Houston 3 to 2 in 11 innings and Detroit shut out Minnesota 5 to 0. Chicago defeated Boston 6 to 1 and Washington beat Kansas City 6 to 1 in 10 innings. Cleveland outslugged Los Angeles 5 to 2 in 16 innings. In the minor leagues Columbus won 1 to 0 over Toronto and Richmond crushed Buffalo 16 to 1 while Rochester beat Jacksonville 4 to 0. Syracuse vs Atlanta postponed. Pacific Coast League action saw Indianapolis 7 to 0 over Spokane and a Tacoma at Arkansas game postponed. San Diego beat Salt Lake 6 to 3.
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Boston Defeats San Francisco 98 95 in 4th Game
Boston moves ahead 3-1 in the best of seven series after a 98 to 95 win over San Francisco. The game kept tight late as Boston edged ahead in the final minutes.
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Village Council Speaker Is Stabbed in Formosa
Lin Tien-Shih, speaker of the Taipei Village Council in Central Formosa, was attacked by five men and stabbed seven times. His condition is critical. Police arrested one assailant, Lai Lei-Wang, who said the act stemmed from a personal grudge.
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Boy Miller electrocuted near furnace register in Topeka
In Topeka a six year old boy Stanley Miller died after stumbling into a metal pole lamp as one foot touched a furnace register. He was the son of Mr and Mrs Marvin L Miller and details remain limited.
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Bachelor Astronaut Curtis Williams Open to Copilot Plan
Curtis C Williams Jr Marine Captain living in Mobile Alabama and training at the Manned Spacecraft Center is the United States only bachelor astronaut. He is tall athletic and personable and would consider marriage but has no current wife. He would like to be on the first Moon trip and expects lunar landing before the decade's end. He enjoys water skiing sailing fishing and golf and keeps a fluid schedule with training and duties while receiving fan mail from admirers.
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Burrini Retains European Flyweight Title In Rome
The Associated Press reports Salvatore Burrini aged 112 from Italy retained the European flyweight crown by outpointing Walter McGowan aged 109 from Scotland over 15 rounds in Rome. Alessandro Mazzinghi, 157, Italy stopped Charlie Austin, 156, Phoenix, in 9 rounds. Kimpo Amarfio, 130, Ghana drew with Gilberto Biondi, 1352, Australia in Melbourne. Frankie Narvaez, 136, outpointed Vincente Dorado, 134, Argentina in New York.
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Global Briefs From Tokyo to Moscow Abridged Dispatches
Mongolia expelled Chinese technicians under a 1955 mutual aid pact sending the first groups home by train. In Britain Douglas-Home urged deterrence with nuclear arms and talks to settle disputes. Pompidou defended exclusive presidential control over France atomic policy against Assembly input. Izvestia lamented Soviet advertising as dull and ineffective, seeking more consumer awareness.
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Watusi cattle wealth drives tribe’s power system
The Watusi economy rests on cattle feudalism where a member’s wealth status prestige and political power hinge on herd size. Strong herds determine influence and social standing within the community.
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Izvestia Criticizes Ads For Lacking Inspiration
Izvestia laments the dullness of ads and cites examples such as Tea is a useful and tasty drink and Use the services of railway transport as uninspired offerings. The piece notes the need for more engaging copy to capture readers.
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