Records Fall At NCAA Meet In Bayton Ohio
The National Amateur Athletic Union championships saw three American and 10 meet records set as the 69th track and field championship concluded in Bayton Ohio. The mile duel of Don Bowden and Merv Lincoln fell short of expectation with Lincoln winning in 4 08. Bowden finished third behind Bob Seaman who timed 4 07.2 for second.
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Ohio
National Amateur Athletic Union
Don Bowden
California
Merv Lincoln
Australia
Lincoln
Bowden
Bob Seaman
Southern’ California Striders
K State Track Teams to Compete in Italy
Kansas State College coach Ward H. Haylett will lead a 10 man squad to Italy on July 3 for three track meets with invites to five other countries, while two KU athletes join the European junket. Olympic discus champ Al Oetter will compete in England and France. Clift Cushman joins in Italy. Backus, Davis, and Kyle set American marks in events, with Davis shaving six tenths from the 40 yard hurdles record.
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Bob Backus
New York Athletic Club
Glenn Davis
Ohio State
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Hamilton
Olympic Club
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Davis
Eddie Southern
Texas
Timbers
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Gordon McKenzie
Bing Roils About BMI Starchief custom 4 door hard talk
Washington report on Bing Crosby condemning BMI and radio and television networks for airing what he calls musical trash while writers' talent is overlooked. Crosby notes potential pressure to cooperate as ASCAP disputes BMI's influence. BMI vice president Robert J. Burton defends the group amid ASCAP lawsuits. A Senate subcommittee probes monopoly claims in music licensing.
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BMI
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Magnuson
D-Wash
Senate Commerce Committee
Jwork
Robert J. Burton
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Irun
Burton
Hawks Snare Lead as Topeka Splits with Albuquerque
Topeka added half a game to the Western League lead by splitting a Sunday doubleheader with Albuquerque 11-6 after Albuquerque won the first game 5-4. Lincoln swept Amarillo while Des Moines took both from Pueblo, and Colorado Springs swept Sioux City. Third baseman Mike Krisnich is out a month with a fractured vertebra. John Stadnicki improved to 11-0 in the nightcap.
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Amarillo
Des Moines
Pueblo
Colorado’ Springs
Sioux City
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John Stadnicki
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Sal
Sane
Colorado Springs
Students End Four Day Wet Protest Outside Police HQ
Nearly 300 wet and weary leftists ended a four day sitdown outside police headquarters in Tokyo after a march on the American Embassy. Police threatened force as demonstrators demanded release of leaders arrested for assaulting officers during the embassy protest last Friday. Three leaders were released, two remained in custody refusing to give names.
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Plane crash on Cape York kills six on survey mission
A survey plane crashed and burned on a beach at the tip of the Cape York peninsula in Brisbane Australia. The Adastra Airways plane from Sydney was used for a photographic survey and all six aboard perished including a woman.
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Brisbane
Australia
Cape York Peninsula
Adastra Airways
Sydney
Mailmen Cited Again for Meritorious Safety Service
Washington reports the Post Office Department received its third consecutive National Safety Council citation for meritorious safety service. Postmaster General Summerfield announced that last year department personnel operated 70,000 vehicles over 750 million miles with only 2.14 accidents per 100,000 miles, the lowest rate in department history. William G. Chandler of New York City presented the award as a council trustee.
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Pov
National Safety Council
William G. Chandler
New York City
Summerfield
Baseball Celebrities to Testify Before Congress
Washington hearings enter second week as House antitrust subcommittee hears from Baseball Celebrities including Robin Roberts Eddie Yost and Jerry Coleman. Roberts a Phillies great addresses the chair while Yost and Coleman represent the National and American Leagues in witness roles during the session.
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Robin Roberts
Eddie Yost
Jerry Coleman
House Antitrust Subcommittee
Roberts
Phillies
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