GOP Maps Attack On Administration
GOP leaders launch a vigorous congressional campaign attacking President Kennedy’s domestic policies and foreign stance. National figures cite fears over CUBA and Berlin, with Tower predicting 4–6 Senate pickups. poll findings emphasize executive power and anti business posture as key issues. Museum Restored in West Germany features ethnology exhibits from Africa Asia and beyond.
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Late May Rains Improve Eastern Colorado Ranges
Rains in late May boosted eastern Colorado ranges but extra moisture is still needed to assure summer grazing. Livestock movement to summer ranges lagged. Range seed conditions were 79 percent on June 1, unchanged from May 1 but three points below last June 1. Cattle condition at 84 percent on June 1 up one from May 1 but four below last year. Sheep and lambs at 75 percent June 2, down one from May and from last June 1.
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Nigeria Thanks U S for Peace Corps Workers
Nigeria’s Senate president Osadebay and House Speaker Wiziri praised the United States for sending Peace Corps volunteers and urged more. They spoke at an African-American Institute banquet, noting prior tensions from a critical student card.
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X15 Survives Re entry Test At 120000 Feet Flight
Air Force Maj Bob White piloted an X15 to 120,000 feet and back, reporting visible hydrogen peroxide steam from stabilization jets for the first time. The mission advances toward record attempts up to 400,000 feet, with jet-assisted control and speeds near 3,000 mph.
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Johnston Renominated in South Carolina Senate Race
Sen Olly D B Johnston defeated Gov Ernest F Hollings to win Democratic renomination for the U S Senate in Columbia South Carolina Donald Russell won the governorship nomination beating Lt Gov Burnett Maybank and three others Johnston supported labor causes while Hollings backed state right to work law and federal authority on the closed union shop The nomination is tantamount to election as Republicans have no candidate in November
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Columbia
S.C
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W.S. Senate
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Spartanburg
University of South Carolina
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Kennedy to hold news conference Thursday at 4 p.m.
The White House announced that President Kennedy will hold a news conference at 4 p.m. Eastern on Thursday. The schedule change comes after prior statements that no conference would be held this week. Pierre Salinger confirmed the adjustment as Kennedy's schedule opened up.
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San Diego Blanks First Place Bees
San Diego Padres shut out first place Sell Lake City, closing to within one game of the league lead. John Briggs pitched six innings for his second win helping a team effort with eight hits. Seattle stayed two games out after a 6 3 loss to Portland. Tacoma Giants delivered a 16 hit attack, beating Vancouver or Seattle. Spokane fell 7 1 to Ishanders in front of the smallest crowd in five years.
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Defending Champ of British Golf Bounced Tuesday
Thirteen Americans survived the second round of the British Amateur Golf Championship at Hoylake while defending champion Michael Bonallack fell to Jackson Taggart 2 and 1. American contenders Goldman Falkenburg Sweeny Malone and others advanced or were eliminated as rounds progressed on the Royal Liverpool course.
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Kansas City Beats White Sox 2-1 in Tight Victory
Kansas City's ex-relief hurler Dave Wickersham pitched the Athletics to a 2-1 win over Chicago Tuesday night. Manny Jimenez Gino Cimoli and Joe Azcue delivered a three-hit eighth inning that broke Chicago's lead and sealed the comeback.
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Angels rally past Twins to seize AL lead
Lee Thomas drove in three runs with two homers as the Angels beat Minnesota 7 5 and toppled the Twins from first place. Bonikowski allowed the decisive blows in the sixth as Angel bats backed a solid start, while George Banks and Leony Green homered for Minnesota late.
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Stafford's Mark Of 25 Scoreless Innings Broken
New York Yankees pitcher Billy Stafford saw his streak of scoreless innings end as Detroit Tigers pushed across a ninth inning run in a 2 1 victory. Stafford, 23, emphasized he did not walk a batter, ending a stretch of 39 innings without a base on balls and reflecting on a potential breakout season with a 3 record and a string of stellar outings.
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Yanks 2 Tigers 1 in tough win over Detroit star Frank Lary
New York defeats Detroit 2 to 1 as Roger Maris hits his 11th homer and Stafford limits the Tigers to six hits. Lary allows a run in the first on Mobdy Richardson and Johny Tanchard, then Maris and Stafford carry the rally as the Yankees snap a skid. Tigers score in the ninth on singles by Colbert, Werle, and Ferrell.
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Red Sox rally past Orioles 4-3 on Hardy’s clutch double
Carroll Hardy doubled home the winning run and robbed Jim Gentile of a grand slam as Boston edged Baltimore 4-3. Hardy’s two-bagger followed a three-run third that gave the Red Sox a 4-0 lead before Ike Delock closed it out for the win. Frank Malzeme drove in two with a single and homer as Boston built the gap.
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