Middlecoff shoots par in National Golf Day opener at Inverness
TOLEDO Ohio June 8 The Us Open champion is tied at even par 70 at Inverness Country Club in the 15th annual National Golf Day event. Middlecoff two birdies? one bogey and 16 pars subdue open course wind. PGA sponsored charity event has raised about 350000 in five years as Middlecoff polishes practice round ahead of next week’s title defense with Jack Burke at 72.
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Ohio
Inverness Country Club
Professional Golfers Association
Middlecoff
Jack Burke
Rochester
N.Y
Inverness
Palmer Finsterwald Tie For Rubber City Open Lead
Arnold Palmer and Don Finsterwald shared a 204 after three rounds in Akron Ohio at Firestone Country Club leading the Rubber City Open. Palmer shot 67 in the third round after an eagle on the 10th and three birdies tying Finsterwald as several players trailed by three strokes.
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Akron
Ohio
Arnold Palmer
Don Finsterwald
Palmer
Barr Son Receives Tom McThrifty Award at Temco
Roy Gene Barr of Chidress, son of Dr. and Mrs. Roy Barr, received a three-diamond pin from Temco Aircraft Corp for adopting 20 time and money saving ideas. He is the first Temco employee to win the Tom McThrifty award, with $460 in cash awards from his ideas. Eight other Temco workers earned one-diamond pins last week.
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Roy Gene Barr
Roy Barr
Chidress
Temco Aircraft Corporation
Young Barr
Temco
Tom McThrifty
Barr
Redlegs Sign Babe Ruth Junior To Cincinnati Deal
The Cincinnati Redlegs signed Babe Ruth today after the 21 year old University of Cincinnati standout, George Ruth, graduated Friday night. Bill McKechnie Jr. signed Ruth, named for the legendary Yankee star, filling a farm director role for the team.
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Cincinnati Redlegs
Babe Ruth
Ruth
University of Cincinnati
Bill McKechnie Jr
Redlegs
George
Wildlife hearing set Thursday in Childress County
Wildlife biologists and game wardens of the Game and Fish Commission will hold a public hearing at 8.15 PM Thursday in the district courtroom of the Childress County Courthouse to discuss Panhandle wildlife investigations, game status, hunting outlook, and proposed regulations. A motion picture titled Conservation at the Crossroads will be shown. Local residents from the area are invited.
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Game and Fish Commission
H. D. Dodgen
Austin
Panhandle
Dodgen
Childress County
Childress Area
Tropical storm moves toward Florida panhandle coastline
The storm center was moving northeast at about 15 mph toward Apalachee Bay. Advisories warned of inland reach near Apalachicola around midnight with winds up to 50 mph in heavy squalls, three foot tides, and heavy rains spreading northeast from the bay area. Small craft from Panama City to Tampa were urged to stay in port tonight.
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Apalachee Bay
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Apalachicola
Tampa
Fla
Jaycee honors Cordell as outstanding worker of the year
Lawrence praised Cordell for lifelong Jaycee service and aid to the president during the year. Cordell, a past president now associate member due to age, was noted as one of the most active Jaycees. Officers Reynolds Allison Rucker Jones Morey Smith Lockhout Jones Fye Barton Helmstetler Preslar attended.
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Cordell
Associat
Jaycee
Reynolds
al Allison
Vern Rucker
Kenneth Jones
George Morey
Ross Smith
Walter Lockhout
Bob Jones
Ardis Barton
Yvonne Helmstetler
Bil Eblon, Jr
Jackie Fye
Paducah
H. C. Preslar
Childress General Hospital Admits and Discharges
Mrs. Dick Bellah and Gary Trolinder admitted on Friday along with Carey Cottle and Robert Lynn Court on Saturday. Sharon Court also admitted Saturday. Louise Havins discharged Saturday.
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Dick Bellah
Gary Trolinder
Carey Cottle
Robert Lynn Court
Sharon Court
Louise Havins
Seek To Make Sewage Water Usable For Crops
UC researchers at Berkeley and Davis study reclaiming sewage water for cropland irrigation amid California water scarcity. Purified water could serve industry and domestic supplies in some areas, with past uses including pasture and cotton. A former Davis staffer notes city effluents carry high inorganic salts. dual sewage systems or salinity controls could reduce this.
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Calif
University of California
California
Berkeley
Davis Irrigation
HA Schreiber
Britain carries wiretapping rules amid security debate
The Times criticized a report on Thill's contact with attorney Patrick Marrinan as not fitting the usual categories for judicial wiretapping. An editorial attacked the practice as odious and a cartoon in the Express depicted a storm trooper with a gun and a telephone labeled The Steps to Dictatorship.
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Britain
the Times
Patrick Marrinan
the Express
President signals possible shift on industry stance
Industry sources told United Press Eisenhower was ready to change his stand though reluctantly. The President vetoed a producer price exemption bill last year because of a lobbying scandal but said he would sign similar legislation under more palatable circumstances.
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Eisenhower
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