Nicklaus Wins Desert Tourney in Dramatic Finish
Jack Nicklaus captures the $65,000 Tournament of Champions with a 72-hole 279 total after a 42-foot birdie putt on the 18th. Al Geiberger and Doug Sanders tie for second at 281 as Julius Boros Chi Chi Rodriguez Tommie Jacobs and others follow. Nicklaus sits atop a crowded field with early three-stroke lead and late surge.
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al Geiberger
Doug Sanders
Julius Boros
Chi Chi Rodriguez
Tommy Jacobs
Don Fairfield
Arnold Palmer
Expert writers bend rules after mastering them
The piece argues that great writers may break sentence rules once they know them, unlike novices who must follow them. It compares writing to chess and bridge, noting that experts understand why a move works and may depart from standard rules for effect. Memorial notice for Koch-Skinner Memorial Home at 16 N Forest, phone HE 1-3440.
Cubs Third In Tri-Valley Track Meet
Humboldt Cubs finished third in the Tri-Valley League track meet at Neodesha scoring 26 1 3 points. Neodesha won with Fredonia second. Steve Honeycutt won the high jump and was third in the discus. Other placers included Sonny Gobel fifth in the high jump Tom Anderson second in the shot put Joe Dressler fifth in the shot Meredith Barney fifth in the pole vault Robert Hoke fourth in the 880 yard run Phil Fussman fourth in the mile Doug Leonard fifth in the mile and a fifth in the 80 yard relay plus thirds in the medley and mile relays. The Cubs head to the regional meet at Fredonia Friday.
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Neodesha
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Fredonia
Steve Honeycutt
Sonny Gobel
Tom Anderson
Joe Dressler
Meredith Barney
Robert Hoke
Phil Fussman
Doug Leonard
Elderly Man Plans Bicycle Trip to World Fair
AP reports Paul R. Kepner 68 intends to bike to the World’s Fair from Houston aiming to depart by sunup Tuesday and reach the destination by June 6 at about 100 miles daily. He says exercise is his reason for the journey.
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Houston, Tex
Paul R. Kepner
Kepner
Woman roams street with baseball bat smashing headlights
Nashville police report three days of complaints about a woman who travels a busy street with a baseball bat smashing the headlights of cars, moving from vehicle to vehicle.
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Nashville, Tenn
Possible Soviet Rocket Withdrawal from Cuba Reframes Crisis
Washington reports suggest the Soviet Union may have pulled ground to air rockets from Cuba, potentially easing the U S Cuba dispute over surveillance flights. Castro signaled limits to his forces, while Khrushchev warned the reconnaissance missions risked another war, and U S authorities noted remaining troops and bases on the island.
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Soviet Union
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Red
United States
Castro
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Khrushchev
Pomona Approves 345000 Bond for New High School
Pomona Kansas voters approved a $345000 bond issue for a new high school on Saturday by a 320 to 169 vote. The measure creates funding for construction and related facilities in Pomona.
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Pomona
Kan
Truman Turns 80 With a Week of Congratulatory Cheer
In Kansas City Missouri President Johnson Herbert Hoover Eisenhower and many officials send telegrams and letters as Harry S Truman prepares for his 80th birthday. A Wednesday luncheon will honor him with old friends and Friday he attends his annual birthday luncheon in Washington with the committee he once led in the Senate.
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Harry S. Truman
President Johnson
Herbert Hoover
Dwight D. Eisenhower
White House
Washington
Senate
Cuban Exodus Claims 1,000 Die In Escape Attempts
The Cuban Human Rights Commission says about 14,000 Cubans fled Fidel Castro’s regime in small boats and 1,000 died attempting the escape. Miguel A. Olba Benito, secretary of the commission, told the Cuban Lions Club in exile that 10,000 refugees have reached freedom since 1962.
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Miami, Fla.api
Fidel Castro
Cuban Human Rights Commission
Miguel A. Olba Benito
Commission
Cuban Lions Club In Exile
Bible School At Vilas Begins June First
A cooperative Bible School for rural children will be sponsored by Ridge Evangelical Zion Methodist and Vilas Lutheran churches starting June 1. Mrs. Charles Doudna, school superintendent, announced today. A teachers meeting is set for Thursday at 1 15 p m at the Vilas church. Open to area children, classes run Monday to Friday 9 a m to 11 45 a m at Vilas. A program will be held Sunday evening June 7. Seven denominations were represented last year.
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Ridge Evangelical, Zion Methodist and
Vilas
Dedication Marred By Rocket Failure
At Edwards Air Force Base a weld joint break caused a solid-fuel rocket motor to fail destroying the device and marring the dedication of a new test firing stand. The 25 ton motor, part of the Titan 3D booster program, exploded in smoke and flame during the ceremony. Three similar motors had been tested successfully previously.
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Edwards Air Force Base
Calif
Air Force
Air Force Space Systems Division
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