Two Fugitives Escaped Jail Kidnap a State Patrolman
A passerby recognized a fleeing vehicle as two fugitives from We Arnpu Wer County New Jersey college students and a Colorado state patrolman were kidnapped and robbed during the escape. The suspects identified as JJ Roberts and Richard Al are described as leading a violente scandal involving a 23 year old officer and two University of Arizona students. The trio fled east of Wild Horse Colorado after an attempted carjacking. The captors restrained Marsh, Grant and MacBean before releasing them. Police continue to investigate with authorities in Littleton and surrounding counties.
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Geestiulay
Jersey College
Hat Kane
Fala Chet
JJ Roberts
Richard i
al Littleton
Colo
Boy Vog
Heberts
Kraushed
Arnpu- Wer
Litteton
Ange
Colorado
Howard Marsh
Wild Horse i
Ciluriode
Nyone
Judge Rules Farm Market Act Unconstitutional
Dist. Judge Riviwani ruled Colorado Agricultural Marketing Act unconstitutional, striking down state power to regulate marketing. The Oct 1962 suit by Otis P. Brown and George Huss led to the decision, which critics say harms small farmers and could invite glut and lower prices through unrestricted competition. Two fugitives linked to a recent Aurora bank robbery were jailed, tying local crime to the same week.
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Concur
San Luis Valley
Conowr
Connor
Otis P. Brown
George Huss
Laurence B. Phelps
Agriculture Department
Phelps
Snead to Seek Open Qualifying Spot in National Open
Sam Snead plans to try for a National Open qualifying spot at the Congressional Country Club in Washington D C from June 16 to 20. He was among 85 exempt players facing sectional rounds to earn the final places joining 21 more qualifiers for the Open field of 196. Other champions and notable players entered include Julius Bates and past four play champions Jack Nicklaus Gene Littler Arnold Palmer and Billy Casper.
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New York
Uestley
Snead
Washington, D.C
Sam
Detroit
Hall
Aie
Evtiona Younds
Congregal
Julius Bates
Jack Nicklaus
Gene Littler
Arnold Palmer
Billy” Saspur
Went Along 100 Says Patrolman In Transit Robbery
Electric firms ordered to pay nearly 129 million in damages after a Philadelphia federal jury found price fixing and bid rigging in transformer sales. The civil case, brought by Philadelphia Electric and Reading Company, targeted GE, Westinghouse, Allis-Chalmers, and others for overcharges and inflated prices.
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Priladalphia
America
Guipretit
U.S. Sl
Jose & Jord
Philadelphia jMiecig Co
Calted Gas ‘Improvement Co
Gen ‘Ral Electric Co
Westinghouse!ectric Corp
Allis-Chalmers
West Allis
Wis
Muroney| Electric Co
Wagner Bleeze Co
St. Louis
McGraw-Edison Co
Elgin
Just What it Says in Tribune Want Ads
A fragmented OCR snippet shows a wary narrator noting a window sign reading For Rent. The speaker claims a cuff key was left in a pocket and implies a theft or escape motive tied to an office sign, with an admission of confusion about why it happened. The text reflects a tense, coded exchange in a want ad context.
Clay and Bessey clash over Nigeria exit plan
Nigerian former featherweight champion Hogan Bessey scolded Cassius Clay during a Tuesday dispute at the U S embassy in Lagos over Clay’s Wednesday departure to Cairo. Clay, world heavyweight champion, said Cairo plans and Cairo appearance overshadow Nigeria, arguing three months of commitments and a major Egypt trip.
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Kenneth Whiting
Lagos
Nigeria
Cassis Clay
Hogan
Kid) Bessey
Clay
Cairo
Egypt
Nasser
Bassey
Africa
Sinha Affcials
Pas
Sey
Burdette Traded to Cubs for Glen Hobbie
Orioles hammer A's 4-0 as McNally and Gromm pitch. Powell and Pena drive Baltimore offense. Hobbie joins Cubs in swap. Cardinals win as Lewis moves to first. Chance fires two-hitter for Dodgers. Mantilla and Minoso featured in Chicago-LA, Boston-NY results.
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Kansas Crry
A’s
Baltimore Orioles
Meir
Chicago
Baltimore
Lanis Cardinals
Sas Athletics
Dave McBurdette
Hunt Burdette
Milwaukee
Oriolles
Orlando Pena
A . Hobbie
Marjors
LOS Angeles
Dean
Chance
Anil W
Hobbie
Ani
Los Angeles Angels
Pearing
Boston
Dick Stuart
Chane
Lio
Felix Mantinte
Dick Radatz
Bialson
Gerald McNerney
Lamabe
Radatz
Fhe
Satriano
Minnie Minoso
L—Lamabe
Minoso
Jerry Kindall
I McDuyell
Don Buford
Dave Nic
Indians Beat White Sox 4-2 Behind Rookie Jowell
Cleveland starter Sam Mlejewell struck out 14 in a 4-2 win over Chicago as the Indians pull ahead in the AL race. Max Alvis and Larry Brown hit back to back homers in the eighth, Leon Wagner belted his 14th earlier, and Cleveland moved atop the standings with Baltimore’s win elsewhere.
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Cleveland
Sam Mle
Jowell
Aniners
Chicago White Sox
Joss
White Sox
Baltimore
Kansas City
McDarvell
Jett Ander
Indians
Max Alvis
Larry Brown
Leon Wagner
Joser John Buzhardt
Twins Defeat Yankees 6-2 in St Paul Minneapolis
Youthful Gerey Artigo shuts down New York as Minnesota rides a balanced attack. Deb Allison, John Gary, Bernie Allen, Don Mincher and Earl Bailey spark a six run night. Tony Oliva collects three hits to raise his average to .492 while Arrigo earns the win.
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ST. Pail
Minneapolis
Gerey Artigo
Puching
News York Yankees
Minnesota
Twins
Arrigo
Yankees
Deb Allison
Rains Boost Colorado Water Supply Outlook
Denver AP reports steady rains last week improved Colorado water prospects. Deputy state engineer Ralph Owens notes the Arkansas River is open for irrigation and over 10 000 acre feet have accumulated in John Martin Reservoir, easing drought fears though moisture in the Rio Grande basin remains modest. Colorado plans to build a water debt with New Mexico and Texas unless the rains continue.
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Denver
Colisao
Ralph Owens
Colorado
Owens
Martin
Hio Grande
Musico
Texas
Rio Grande
Vieve
One-Cent Sales Tax Approved by Boulder Voters
Boulder residents approved a one per cent sales tax by 6151 to 4683, adding to the state levy. A separate water-funding proposal failed 582 in favor to 597 against. Total turnout reached 10,910, a municipal election record.
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Boulder
Miami Woman Wins Twin Bets Twice for Large Payouts
A Miami woman known as Mrs. Marti Carpenter achieved back to back wins in twin bets within seven days. She first walked away with 810,715 and then hit again for 12,830, marking a record payoff at the Lin Double. An anonymous partner and local attorney George Heller commented as the case unfolded.
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Marti Carpenter
Nurday
Phagher
Carpenter
Trins
Unclear sports column with scattered names and figures
Fragmentary OCR reads like a sports round up with scattered names, teams, and odd numbers. Mentions include baseball, racing, and various players or figures, but the text is garbled and lacks coherent events or outcomes.
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Littleley
Aid Kraua
Riviwani
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Culu
Sam Snead
Cheyenne Wells
Calo
Marsh
Kanea
Jose
Gwianen
Kansas
Mller
Ted
Larry MacBean
Wastfield
N. J
Tate MacBean
Tribune
Timberwood Cafe
Genuine Krauburgers
Dalat
Kersey, Colo
Cassius Clay
Gare
Burdette
Cubs
Glets Hobbie
Orioles
A's
al McNally
Fema
Santiago
Wy Lau
L—Pena
Bushardt
Mossi
Sertmy
McDowell
Romu
L-Buzzards
Wagner
Alvis
Brawn
Dallas Lucy
Pacl
Brighton
Angels
Christian Science Reading Room
Ninth Street
Mary Baker Eddy
Shaw
Pam
Mycorans
Beree
Uae
11Th Ave
Bae
Smack Har
Ryan
American Legion
Legion Home
Thurs
Miami
the Hague
Wort Tours
ORK
Wu Rofo
Abd Raisin
Wasmerd
Ieam
Vane
Bonanza Cafe
Smorgashard
Orenic
To & Pam
JH. Evans
Gard Inver - Pet
Peter Sea Sellers
Robert Wagner
Capucine
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Panther
Showtime
Jin Demy We
Saasae
Mackie Gleason
Steve Gue
Renee Coer
Monsiem
Iosgaza
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Patitzer
Pant Hongan
Apie
Tray Boraue
Suzarhe Pleshetie
Diane Rigbaih
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