Penalties Fly In First Round U.S. Open Tourney
At Oak Hill Rochester the opening round of the U S Open was unsettled by multiple penalties and disqualification threats. Bob Rosburg led with 68 while Peter Thomson and others stood at 70 and 71 as USGA officials handled disputed scores and card corrections affecting Jack Burke Henry Cotton Cary Middlecoff and Doug Ford in a hectic day.
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Rochester
N.Y
U.S. Golf Assn
Oak Hill Country Club
Bob Rosburg
Stanford University
Rosburg
Australia
Peter Thomson
Ed Furgolf
Julius Boros
Cary Middlecoff
Henry Cotton
Jackie Burke
Doug Ford
USGA
Burke
Ford
Cotton
Oak Hill
Middlecoff
Jimmy Demaret
Health for Today D I Y C Leaders at AMA Meeting
Doctor in Your Community profiles the D LY C and AMA delegates in Chicago. The piece notes doctors resist Social Security, critique federal control, and praise private retirement while supporting hospital salaries, charity profits concerns, and AMA education funding.
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American Medical Association
Chicago
A.M.A. House of Delegates
D.ly.c
American Medical Education Foundation
Golf Round Frays Finish Narrow Cutoff For 50 Thru Ties
After today’s play the 50 low scorers and ties advance to the final 36 holes. Ford’s costly mistake came at the 10th when he dropped a new ball after an iron splash, while the original ball remained reachable. He signed for 71 to tie Ernie Ball, Jay Hebert, and Wesley Ellis at 69 actual strokes for the round.
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Ford
Doug
Ernie Ball
Jay Hebert
Wesley Ellis
Fathers sons follow big footsteps in business
HAL BOYLE notes sons who join fathers in business often reflect a family legacy with successors like Thomas J. Watson Jr. at IBM and Frederick W. Ecker’s son at Metropolitan Life. The piece highlights fathers teaching sons the trade from the ground up and the pride in continuity across industries.
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Hal Boyle
New York
John D. Rockefeller Jr
Henry Ford I
Donald W. Douglas
Pioneer
Donald Jr
Frederic W. Ecker
Thomas J. Watson Sr
International Business Machines Corp
Thomas J. Watson Jr
Tom
Alfred C. Fuller
Fuller Brush Co
A. Howard Fuller
Robert W. Sarnoff
NBC
David Sarnoff
RCA
Young Sarnoff
Navy
Arabs and Moslems and U S atomic workers
Most of the Arab bloc nations are Moslem. About 150000 U S people are employed in atomic energy plants.
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U.S
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Luke
Lucas Shell Service
Mercury
ED Sullivan
Montclair Phaeton
Monterey Phaetons
Gulf
the Gulf Tire
Gule
Triangle Gulf Service Free Road Service
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