Fullmer Basilio Title Bout Promises Rematch Clash
Salt Lake City AP reports the world middleweight NBA title rematch between Gene Fullmer of Utah and Carmen Basilio of New York. The 15 round bout at Derks Field airs on ABC at 9 p.m. EST with Utah and parts of Wyoming excluded. Fullmer favored at 7-5 or 8-5, aiming to avenge Basilio’s knockout loss.
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New York
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First Baptist Gains Share Of First In Church Softball
First Baptist of ME earns at least a share of first place by beating the Lutherans 9-4 as Junior Hall wins on the mound. J Wood hits a homer in the fifth. Methodists rally for 7 runs in the final inning to upset EUB No. 1 10-9 after a 9-2 deficit. Humboldt vs EUB No. 2 looms to close the round.
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Lutherans
Methodists
Humboldt
Junior Hall
J. Wood
Grogan
Woford
Beaton Offenbacker Guests as Becketts and Becomes 9-6
Evans and Stoll formed the losing combination while McCoy and Erickson earned the winning battery in a tense tenth inning. Mr and Mrs O FE Offenbacker of Pittsburg hosted as the game moved through innings with scoring by innings listed for Benedict and local churches.
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Stoll
O. FE. Offenbacker
Pittsburg
Flossie Beck
Christine Methodist
Benedict
Councilman Proposes City Buy of A's
Kansas City councilman Charles Safer urged the city to purchase the Kansas City Athletics. A’s attorney Ed Wollers said most stock will be sold and no price was set. Arnold Johnson’s death left 52 percent owned. bonds could fund a buy to keep the franchise in Kansas City.
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Rookie Peggy Pens Leaves for 30 Day Europe Tour
Mark by Rookie Peggy Pens from Garden Grove Calif visiting Mrs Kenneth Pens leaves Saturday for a 30 day educational tour in Europe and plans to return July 26. She is a Cha nute High School and Chanute Junior College graduate and teaches in Geneva New York. Infielder Bruce Montgomery hits into a triple play in first at bat for the Geneva Red Legs against Erie in the New York Penn League on Tuesday night.
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Santa Fe Takes Lead in Minors
The Santa Fe Employes defeated Self Service Grocery 14 to 3 to pull ahead in minor league action. Penney's tied for second with Jay Cees after a 24 to 13 win over Hans Herold. The games end a break until July 7 with six postponements and one tie to be rescheduled.
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Greg Scott
Mrs Alta Patty Visits From Urbana With May Warner
Mrs Alta Patty from Urbana visited her mother Mrs May Warner of Benedict from Friday to Monday morning.
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Urbana
May Warner
Benedict
Killing Time in the Modern Business Office
HAL BOYLE surveys the art of killing time at work, listing common office types from bold deceivers to true geniuses. He notes the constant struggle to appear productive while many spend hours loafing, joking that even a reformer’s efforts yield few rewards.
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New York
Chanute Legion blanked Chetopa 19 in league clash
Chanute American Legion rolled to a 19 to 0 victory over Chetopa in four innings. Cesar Godinez pitched four innings with three hits allowed while Gary Steele and Dick Jerome caught. Brady led Chanute with a homer and single as Chanute moved to 6-2 in league play and host Caney next.
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Chetopa
Chanute
Cesar Godinez
Sam Dixon
Godinez
Gary Steele
Dick Jerome
Carter
Brady
Holtzman
Caney
Compromise Defense Bill Near 40 Billion Approved
A Senate House conference committee produced a final defense bill just under 40 billion dollars. It incorporates most major military requests plus about 650 million opposed by the administration. The House will consider the revised measure Friday as Senate action is required.
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Eisenhower
Senate House
House
Senate
Tribune Phone Advice to Reach Carrier After Hours
If you cannot reach your Tribune contact, call 700 after 6 p.m. for assistance. The message directs readers to use the specified number for after hours support when the usual contact method is unavailable.
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Tribune
Advertising Is Your Guide to Safe Buying
A compact notice promotes advertising as a reliable guide for safe purchasing. It highlights consumer tips and encourages readers to verify sellers, prices, and product details before completing a purchase.
House and Senate clash over military outlay in 1960 pact
House spokesmen set 293 million for an attack carrier 244 million for RBomare missiles and 190 million for the B70 jet system but the House cut Pentagon requests to near Eisenhower’s 491.3 billion outlay. Senate negotiators accepted a 400 million plus across the board cut while restoring many House cuts and adding to push funding about a billion above the House. The compromise trims then readjusts again to end roughly half the difference.
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