Standings and Sunday baseball matchups across leagues
American League standings show New York 82 45 ahead of Baltimore 72 58 with Chicago 70 57. Sunday's games include Kansas City at Detroit and Los Angeles at Washington twilight. National League leaders Los Angeles 76 50 and St Louis 71 56 lead the field with Philadelphia and Milwaukee close behind.
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United Press International
New York
Baltimore
Chicago
Minnesota
Cleveland
Boston
Detroit
Los Angeles
Kansas City
Washington
Los
Aguirre
Koch
Bunning
Monbouquette
Heffner
Latman
Kralick
Pizarro
Peters
Downing
Williams
Osinski
Osteen
Pascual
Barber
St. Louis
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
San Franz
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Houston
Los Angles
Night Baseball Schedule Mixed With Matchups Across Cities
The listing shows multiple games and pitchers across major cities including New York Chicago Cincinnati and San Francisco. Notable clashes include Nuxhall vs Pierce and Koufax facing Sadowski with various night games noted for Cleveland teams.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
New York
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Gibson
McLish
Hook
Ellsworth
St. Louis
Houston
Burdette
Zachary
San Francisco
Nuxhall
Pierce
Milwaukee
Los Angeles
Sadowski
Koufax
Pott Leads Palmer by One Stroke in American Golf Classic
Johnoy Pott held a one stroke lead over Arnold Palmer after three rounds at Firestone Country Club in Akron. Pott shot 71 to finish 206, while Palmer surged with six birdies but could not overtake the leader. Bobby Nichols and Julius Boros trailed two and four strokes back respectively.
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Akron
Ohio
Johnoy Pott
Arnold Palmer
Pott
Palmer
Pett
Bobby Nichols
Julius Boros
Firestone
Harold Kneece
Lionel Hebert
Jack Nicklaus
Bruce Crampton
Norway ends 18 years of socialist rule with premier's resignation
Einar Gerhardsen offers to resign to King Olav V after Storting non confidence vote, ending 18 years of socialist rule in Norway. The move follows the parliament's admission of political defeat amid national crisis and shifting government.
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Oslo
Norway
UPI
Einar Gerhardsen
Olav V
Storting
Yarborough Shames Texas Politicians Over National Image
Yarborough says Texas politicians try to shame Texas daily to boost a national image. He explains he joined the Senate to represent Texans with independent judgment and integrity. He rejects being a ring-in-the-nose figure or flunky, citing Sam Houston Rusk Reagan as Texas ideals.
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Texas
Yarborough
Senate
Sam Houston
Thomas J. Rusk
John H. Reagan
Thousands of Texas NAACP plans Washington march opposition
Clarence Laws says 250 to 300 Texas Negroes will join the Washington march while the Indignant White Citizens Council in Grand Prairie claims at least 3,000 whites will protest. Officials plan strategy meetings, with Maj. Biggerstaff and Sheriff Lang pledging police support. Bonner’s Free dom Now Committee aims to end segregation and align with CORE or MLK.
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Texas
Washington
Clarence Laws
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
White Citizens Council
IWCC
Grand Prairie
Bonner
Bruce Biggerstaff
Austin
Travis County
T. O. Lang
Washington, D. C
Freedom Now
Capitol
Connally
United Political Organization
Democrat Coalition
Hank Brown
Roy Evans
Afl-Cio
Houston
Brown
Congress On Racial Equality
CORE
Martin Luther King
Rescue Hope Raised for Throne and Fellin by Monday
Rescue technicians said it was hoped Throne and Fellin could be rescued by Monday at the latest, outlining a tight timeline as teams work to reach the trapped individuals.
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Throne
Fellin
Couple Dies After Car Versus Semi Collision Near Mineral Wells
A man and his wife died after their car collided with a semi-truck 13 miles south of Mineral Wells. Mrs Woods was killed instantly. Mr Woods died in a Mineral Wells hospital about 2 a.m. Thursday. They were en route to visit relatives in Waco. Mr Woods, 74, born August 30, 1888 in Waco, moved to Childress in 1907 from Oklahoma, worked in farming and later the furniture business. He is survived by two daughters, a brother, and a sister.
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E. Shaw
Luke Funderburk
Lawrence Cramer
Joe Hix
S. A. Hatley
Nolen Cawthon
A. B. Kyle
Bill Duke
B. B.stamps
Larkin Wallis
Lloyd Stone
Arch Hayes
A. L
Mineral Wells
Woods
Mr. Woods
Waco
Childress
Oklahoma
Jake Gallagher
Eloise Hutsell
Las Vegas
Nev
A. G. Woods
Te'l
Open House at 19 Avenue E NW Nursing Home Opens
The new Sandy Elms Nursing Home is a one story brick building at 19 Avenue E NW with 17 rooms for two persons each. It offers central heating, a sun porch, a large TV and recreation room and facilities for male and female elderly needing personal care and nursing services while excluding psychiatric or addiction cases. Local firms aiding the opening include Harp Drug, B J Drug, United Super Market, J C Penney, Sealtest Dairy, Aged Homes Incorporated of Fort Worth, and others.
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Paae
Avenue E
Sandy Elms Nursing Home
Harp Drug
B & J Drug
Eubank Park Drug
United Super Market
J. C. Penney Company
Sealtest Dairy
Aged Homes Incorporated of
Fort Worth
Tax wording on funds and poll tax changes noted
The general fund would receive 50 cents and the school fund $1 under the proposal. If the poll tax law is abolished and a registration card is used, the registration charge would be 25 cents with all proceeds kept by the county.
Obituary for Ada Mae Woods of Childress County
Ada Mae Woods born January 12 1902 in Nacogdoches is survived by two sisters Mrs D A Miskell of Childress and Mrs Floyd King of Los Angeles. She is a resident of Los Angeles with four grandchildren and h1 great grandchildren.
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Mabel Jakaway
Los Angeles Calif
Ada Mae Woods
Nacogdoches
Childress County
D. A. Miskell
Childress
Floyd King
Los Angeles
Major Events Scheduled in Washington
In Washington during the coming week major items include Senate action on railroad arbitration, hearings on a test ban treaty, civil rights legislation proceedings, and a nationwide civil rights march. President Kennedy meets leaders, and family observances mark Lyndon B. Johnsons 55th birthday anniversary.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Eric Johnston
Motion Picture Association
Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
House Judiciary
House
Judiciary Subcommittee
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Shady Elms Nursing Home
Barksdale Insurance
Agency
F. In
Boyd
Best
Ave. J. N.W
Homer Coats, Jr
University of Texas Business Research Bureau
Miami
Beulah
Dallas
National Association For Advancement of the Colored People
Cceae
Labor Department
Price
Lerbert Walters
Tennessee
House Commerce Committee
House Armed Services Committee
Agriculture Department
With Pharmaceutical
Zoe Garvin
the Frank Colmans
E. N.W
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