Public Links Golf Starts at North Park in Pittsburgh
A field of 150 top public course golfers tees off at North Park for the 40th National Public Links Championship. Defending champion Billy McDonald leads as 18 holes of stroke play decide the low 64 for match play with a 36 hole final for the Standish Cup and a National Amateur exemption.
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Columbus Bombers stand as sole 2-win KC tourney team
The Columbus Bombers earned two victories in the Kansas championship tournament, defeating Halstead 6-0 after earlier wins over Junction City. Other Sunday games saw Udall edge Wichita Central Business College 1-0 and several first round matchups including Dexter vs Wichita Royal Body and Hutchinson Jets vs Winfield Pizzas. The notable Saturday highlight was the Kansas State Penitentiary Red Sox beating Satanta 8-2, their first game outside prison walls under armed supervision.
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Shriners Take Over Washington for Big Five Day Meeting
Fezzes bloom as 150 000 Shriners and guests converge on Washington for the five day annual convention. A seven hour parade starts at 8 30 a m Tuesday amid rush hour with clowns motorcycle corps Arab costumes and bands. Officials expect big tourism spending from $12 million to $40 million.
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Congress wrestles with war on poverty and coinage bill
In Washington the House considers a measure to double antipoverty funding as part of a busy week with housing, coinage changes, cigarette labeling and funding for federal agencies on the docket. Senate action and House votes shape debates over poll taxes and Social Security care.
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Weather Guards State Sox Set for Second Visit
State Weather guards report the Sox will make their second appearance here next weekend. While in town, the team lodges at Sedgwick county jail. In Saturday's other games Ogden Travelers beat Wichita Sunflower Packers 8-3 and Wichita Harrell Realtors beat Wayside-No wata Oilers 4-3.
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Chain of Bases Signals Long War Ahead
In CAM RANH BAY South Viet Nam AP report the U S plan to build a chain of bases along the coast from Vung Tau to Da Nang signals a long campaign. The latest base near Nha Trang will host large ships and a 100 ton crane with French structures and Vietnamese junk navy units nearby. Army planners see the site as a potential major logistics hub and airfield site with room for another airstrip if needed.
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Postpone Referendum On Wheat Move Passed By Senate
The Senate completed action to postpone any referendum among wheat growers for 30 days after Congress ends. The bill, tied to a former mandatory wheat marketing and planting controls program, now goes to the President for expected approval.
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