Standings and schedules from major league baseball update
The American League standings show New York leading with 62 wins and 38 losses, Baltimore 63 40, Chicago 62 40, and Los Angeles 54 53 with Boston 52 52. Standings include Minnesota 50 54 Detroit 51 55 Cleveland 45 58 Kansas City 40 63 Washington 41 67. Mickardey's results list New York 6 Minnesota 4 and Detroit 2 Cleveland 1 Chicago 9 Washington 8 in 10 innings. Probable pitchers outlined for Monday games across leagues.
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Wright Keeps 3 Stroke Lead Despite Water Trouble
Blonde golf star Mickey Wright shot 74 in the third round of the Milwaukee Jaycee Open to maintain a three stroke lead at 217 over a field led by Sue Maxwell Jessen and Sandra McClinton. Wright heads to Sunday with a 12,500 purse and plans to leave the LPGA tour after the event for ulcer treatment in Dallas.
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American Stomps Kills Wife in Tehran
Police charged Robert Math ew Bredin 39 of Reading Pennsylvania with pushing his wife Rita 41 to the floor tying her up and beating her to death in their Tehran home. The couple’s two children 12 and 8 witnessed the killing before an Iranian doctor arrived. He will be tried in a Tehran criminal court with no hearing date announced.
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Kennedy weighing options after Johnson drops vice bid
Informed sources say Kennedy declined comment on calls and telegrams urging reconsideration. He relaxed with family as supporters pressed for a Senate run and a possible campaign role in 1964. Others note Harriman and Shriver at the Kennedy compound as plans shift post Johnson decision.
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Shadow Dance Club bombing raises Saigon terror fears
In Saigon a powerful blast at the Shadow Dance Club injures Americans and Vietnamese workers, with windows shattered and the building partly destroyed. Authorities fear a new wave of anti American attacks while Maj. Gen. Nguyen Khanh loosens threats against North Viet Nam.
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Lunar photos reveal rugged terrain and lava sea
Scientists discuss Ranger moon photos showing a hard lava Sea of Clouds and dangerous round edged craters that could hinder landings. Dr Kuiper calls the images extraordinary while Dr Shoemaker notes a mystery as terrain appears to clarify near impact, implying mixed implications for Apollo landings.
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Britain and Soviet Union reach Laos impasse in communique
Britain and the Soviet Union issued a joint communique on Saturday agreeing to curb spread of nuclear weapons to other nations. They could not agree on how to handle Laos and the Laos situation remains unresolved.
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Moro wins Senate confidence for new center left government
Premier Aldo Moro secure a Senate confidence vote on Saturday for his new center left government with the tally reported as a solid majority. The move solidifies Moro's leadership after months of coalition talks and signals a stable path for his reform agenda.
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Negro leaders press for civil rights reform and police review
The mayor faces calls for massive federal aid to redevelop slums and expand minority jobs. CORE's Herbert Callender and Overton denounce Wagner over the civilian police review board, vowing further demonstrations until such a board exists. Wagner forms an interim three member study group led by himself with Dudley and Seravase as members.
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