Bouton Dominates Indians In Yankees 5-6 Victory
New York ace Jim Bouton six hits Cleveland, drives in three with a three run double as the Yankees win 5 to 6. Roger Maris belts a homer and helps lift New York to first in the American League by percentage. Bouton improves to 7-1, Donovan takes the loss to 2-4.
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Laos Factions Clash as Peace Pleas Fail
In Vientiane, Premier Souvanna Phouma reports Pathet Lao assaults on neutralist positions near Plaine des Jarres with foreign troops aiding, believed to be North Vietnamese. A Khang Khay broadcast pledges to negotiate on Pathet Lao terms and criticizes the United States, urging Geneva accords enforcement while inspection of lines by the Commission remains hampered.
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Plaine Des Jarres
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Commission
Solon Moves To New Post
Washington AP Edwin E Willis 58 Democrat from Louisiana becomes chairman of the House Committee on Un-American Activities after the death of Francis E Walter. Willis has served since 1949 on the Judiciary Committee and has acted as interim chair of the UN American Activities panel this year. He vows no policy change and moves to fourth Democratic position on the Judiciary Committee.
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Edwin E. Willis
Bayou
Louisiana
Francis E. Walter
D-Pa
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Walters
Clyde Doyle
D-Calif
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Walter
House Judiciary Committee
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India President Radhakrishnan to visit U S and Britain
President Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan, 74, leaves for a nine day state visit to the United States and Britain to explain India policy and seek Western support. He will meet President Kennedy, tour the country, then proceed to Britain with a similar mission. He arrives near Williamsburg, Virginia Sunday and is to be received at the White House Monday.
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New Delhi
India
Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan
United States
Kennedy
Britain
Canada
Australia
Radhakrishnan
V. K. Krishna Menon
Menon
Nehru
New York
Langley Air Force Base
Williamsburg
White House
Nuclear Ship Safety Cited
Former Savannah engineers sent a telegram to President Kennedy raising safety concerns aboard the immobilized ship. The message, routed by Jesse M. Calhoon, notes no licensed engineers remain on board though reactors still hold atomic fuel, as resignation actions and an arbitrator’s award shaped pay and duties.
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Baltimore Sun
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Brodie Ready to Throw After Memorial Day Crash
San Francisco quarterback John Brodie says his injured passing arm is fine following an auto accident on May 3. He tested the arm during a Memorial Day golf game and reported there is absolutely no problem. NFL exhibition games begin in August with league play in September.
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John Brodie
Brodie
Pastrano Wins Light Heavy Title In Close Bout
In Las Vegas Willie Pastrano claimed the light heavyweight crown after a hard fought win over Harold Johnson. Johnson urged a rematch while Pastrano admitted reliance on cautious defense and outlasting the champion’s reach. Johnson’s camp praised Pastrano’s evasive tactics as the crowd celebrated the new champion.
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Harold Johnson
Pastrano
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Tuna Scare Forces Temporary Plant Closure
San Diego based Westgate California Tuna Cannery will shut down Tuesday due to a food poisoning scare cutting sales. General manager Milton Fillius Jr says 800 workers will be laid off for at least two to three weeks as inventories mount after botulism deaths linked to tuna from a San Francisco processing plant. He emphasizes product quality remains high despite plummeting demand.
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Calif
Milton Fillius Jr
Westgate California
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Detroit
San Francisco
Fat Less Smoke Less And Exercise Says Doctor
Perth Australia AP report quotes British heart specialist Dr Aubrey Leatham on his Australia lecture tour. He says no one knows the answer to arteriosclerosis but advocates smoking less eating less and taking more exercise as a common sense approach.
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Perth
Australia
Aubrey Leatham
Goldfine Home Goes Up For Tax Auction In Boston
The Chestnut Hill residence of industrialist Bernard Goldfine faces sale at auction on June 12 to satisfy about 11 million dollars in federal taxes. The unoccupied brick house, its ivy-covered windows and uncut lawn visible, is part of parcels to be sold under a federal court order issued by Judge George C. Sweeney.
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Chestnut Hill
Bernard Goldfine
Goldfine
George C. Sweeney
Pendulum Clock History and Do It Yourself Tie a Weight
A junior editors feature explains pendulums with a grandfather clock diagram and notes by Galileo and Huygens. It invites readers to tie a weight to a cord and swing it, promising $10 for a postcard entry and a Britannica prize.
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Galileo
Huygens
Randy Jones
Scranton
Iowa
Jay Koufax Duel Sealed Reds 1-0 Victory
Big Joey Jay outpitched Sandy Koufax as Cincinnati edged Los Angeles 1 to 0. Jay allowed four hits in seven innings for his second win of the season, while Koufax yielded four hits before leaving after seven. Pinson doubled for the first Reds hit, Daryl Spencer’s single drove in the lone run with Frank Robinson walked intentionally ahead.
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Joey Jay
Sandy Koufax
Los Angeles Dodgers
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Koufax
Pinson
Frank Robinson
Weekend Visits Highlight Morgan County Family Gatherings
Mr and Mrs Ray King and children visited their parents over the weekend. Mr and Mrs Lavern Byrd returned home after Mrs Byrd graduation in Danville. Mr and Mrs Billy Brock and son joined Mr and Mrs Roy McAbee for Saturday dinner. Grady Christian visited Annie Wallace Sunday. Betty Morris visited Annie Wallace Tuesday. Paul Bishop and son with H C Lang and Brenda and Sherry were Sunday dinner guests of Roy McAbee.
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Ray King
Lavern Byrd
Brenda
Sherry
Roy McAbee
Cyclone in East Pakistan Kills Over Ten Thousand
In Dacca area the cyclone that hit Chittagong last Wednesday killed more than 10 000 people and left over a million homeless. The storm pounded Chittagong for five hours and lashed 130 miles of coast for 15 hours along the Bay of Bengal. death tolls in some areas remain unknown.
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East Pakistan
Chittagong
Bay of Bengal
Which Yank Will Win at St Andrews Walker Cup Clash
At St Andrews the eight American Walker Cup players begin 18 hole match play on the Old Course with defending champion Dick Davies of Pasadena leading a field of 256 entrants. The Americans, including Labron Harris and Bob Gardner, square off in early rounds as experts predict a straight battle against the field. Play begins Monday at 2 am EST with 80 first round matches. Mature spiny lobsters are noted in a unrelated line.
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