Tale of two superstars
A reflective compare and contrast of Henry Aaron and Willie Mays as they near the end of their careers. The piece traces their distinct temperaments, training habits, and clubhouse roles, highlighting Aaron’s quiet steadiness and Mays’s flamboyant leadership. It notes Mays’s recent lineup episodes with the Mets and Aaron’s 700th home run milestone, illustrating how two legends navigate privilege, discipline, and aging in baseball.
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Firelace
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Pink Imperial
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Aaton
Milwaukee
Atlanta
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Aarou
Sun of Fame
Agron
Sone
Social Security discussed at Butler County meeting
Robert Rockford, regional Social Security representative, spoke on benefits for disabled persons at the Buller County Association for Retarded Children meeting. He urged obtaining a Social Security number and offered office hours at the courthouse.
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David City
Robert Rockford
Buller’ County
Aquinas
U.S
Mirievsky
Mir
Nd. Horacek
Clair Brannen
Nude discards his hat at Riviera centerfold session
New York gossip notes a French singer Jen Paul Vighon posing nude for Playgirl, heckled by comedian Shevky Green, while Latna Lull debuts with Sid Luft at St Regis. Attendees included Dustin Hoffman, Liza Minnelli’s absence noted, and rumors swirl about Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton.
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New York
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Siriker
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Playgirl
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Shevky Green
Latna Lull
St. Regis Maisonette
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Mgr
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Wold Crespi
Liza Minnelli
Dustin Hoffman
Hel Merman
Tony Curls
Tony Bennell
Sandy
Richard Burton
Naples
Diamond
Liz Taylor
Roz Russell
Kissinger
Nixon
Itoz
Frei Brisson
Nowra Vnyder
Gary Levens
I’s Beer
Sie
England
Boyle in critical condition after attempted self harm
Washington AP reports former onion industry boss W A Pen Boyle remained in critical condition at George Washington University Hospital on Thursday, with doctors guarding against further complications after a heavy barbiturate dose in a murder and conspiracy case linked to the 1969 Yablonski killings. He was to appear in court Tuesday.
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Onion
W. A.pen Boyle
George Washington University Hospital
Boyle
Joseph A. Yablonski
Yablonski
United Mine Workers
After 20 years Boyle reflects on a columnist career
HAL BOYLE'S COLUMN After 20 years a columnist sums up his labors in a reflective piece. He recalls controverted themes, the craft of writing, and the impact of decades at the typewriter, noting personal costs, social influence, and the goal of making readers feel a little warmer.
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Colt
Probe slated in alleged wiretap
Washington will open an inquiry into possible wiretapping of calls between former billionaire Howard Hughes and Donald Nixon, President Nixon's brother. Assistant U.S. Attorney John H. Lisk said the probe will determine if former Hughes aide J. Bittner was under electronic surveillance and whether transcripts exist of any conversations Meier had with Donald Nixon.
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