Ben-Gurion resigns as Israeli prime minister
The Israeli leader Ben-Gurion announced his resignation at the last cabinet meeting citing differences over his role and reasons. Pressure from the opposition grew for a fuller explanation as speculation swirled about security matters and possible trials related to agents in Bas.
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Denver Floods From Weekend Rain Sweep Area
A weekend storm deluged the Denver area with heavy rainfall and hail, causing widespread flooding. Basements flooded and roads damaged as snow flurries appeared in the high country. Estes Park and surrounding plains saw moisture revive dry pastures and grazing land. Debris and closures disrupted travel near Pinecliffe and throughout eastern Colorado.
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Temperatures and results across major leagues and cities
A jumbled sports roundup lists results from baseball games across New York Baltimore Detroit and Cleveland with scores and upcoming schedule notes. It also mentions National League standings and a brief note on Houston Chicago San Francisco and Los Angeles games. The piece ends with a film brief about Sarah Miles denying star status.
Homer-Happy Bosox Beat Orioles Twice
Boston fans revel as the Red Sox sweep a doubleheader against Baltimore 8-1 and 12-5. Mejias homered twice, driving in four as the Sox extend a win streak to six while piling 11 homers in the stretch. Buzhardt outpitched Wickersham in the opener, and Mottbouquette allowed four hits in the nightcap.
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Unclear sports score fragment from Kansas City game
Fragmentary OCR reads scattered names and scores with Kansas City references and partial line items. lacks coherent teams, dates, or outcomes to confirm a full event or final result.
Indians Sweep Twin Bill Behind Terry No-Hitter
New York Yankees backed by Ralph Terry and Bill Salford power, sweeping Detroit in a Sunday doubleheader. Terry threw eight and a third no hit innings, Indians rally to win 4-2 and 4-1, Kubek and Howser homers key in offense. Detroit fell 4-0 in first game. Washington Senators game details mixed with errors.
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Twins Narrow Game In St Paul Minnepolis
St Paul Minnesota AP report describes the Washington Capitals defeating the Minnesota Twins in a nondescript late game. The piece notes key players with names obscured in the OCR and highlights a tight scoreline and late innings action.
INL Umpire Al Barlick Quits Staff Amid Controversy
Umpire Al Barlick resigns from the National League staff after a tense weekend in Cincinnati and Minneapolis. The Angels edge the Twins in a 3-2 opener as Barlick signals quitting amid balk and umpiring disputes while NL president Warren Giles says contact attempts failed and vows to review the situation.
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Tax on Gasoline Through History in U.S. Tax Deductions
The article notes that from 191 to 1962 Americans paid over 75 billion dollars in federal and state gasoline taxes. It mentions typical rates around ten cents per gallon and references Tribune want ads to illustrate usage.
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Probable Pitchers For Tonight's Major League Games
The Associated Press lists probable pitchers for National League matchups including Philadelphia vs Cincinnati with Tsitouris, Pittsburgh at Milwaukee with Piche, New York at St Louis with Broglia, Los Angeles at San Francisco with Koufax, and American League games featuring Baltimore at Boston, Washington at Cleveland, and other scheduled starts. Key arms include Cardwell, Hook, Koufax, and Krause among others, with various team splits noted.
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Rams Sign Six Including Pair Of College Stars
The Rams announced the signing of six players including four veterans and two rookies. Veterans Duane Allen Jim Boeke Lamar Landau and Bill Dubko joined the roster along with rookies Bill Zorn and Bill Williamson. Zorn was drafted in the seventh round for the winter season and Williamson projects as a defensive lineman with a two-year future.
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Russian scientist hears ape language in oil code
A Moscow scientist claims to have listened to an ape, interpreting petroleum noises as a distinct language. He aims to learn ape methods for oil and gas production, citing Oil Facts in the United States. The Tribune wafted ads noted.
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