Braves and Dodgers Edge Contenders to Lead NL Standings
In a high scoring night Brooklyn Dodgers toppled the St. Louis Cardinals 9 to 8 as Campanella delivered a late RBI and Don Zimmer sparked the comeback after Pee Wee Reese’s injury. Dodgers remain a half game behind Milwaukee in the National League race.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Don Zimmer
Pee Wee Reese
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Gabboon Justice of Colo Police Courts Criticized
Ernest Yardwell of Loveland attacked Colorado police courts in a Thursday address to the Colorado Municipal League. He urged reform, saying courts should prevent violations and educate, not collect fines, and called for model ordinances, uniform tickets, magistrates who are attorneys, and attendance at the Northwestern University Traffic Institute.
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Ernest Yardwell
Loveland
Colorado Municipal League
Hartwell
Thhey
Northwestern University
Milwaukee Smashes Pirates 7 2 in sixteenth win under Haney
Milwaukee bolstered NL lead by routing the Pittsburgh Pirates 7 to 2. Del Hire slugged a homer with a triple and two doubles, Hank Aaron, Danny OConnell, and Bill Virdon added triples, Wil Bruton homered, and a large crowd witnessed Milwaukee's sixth straight win under manager Fred Haney.
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Pirates
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Altoxether
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Ant Triple
Wil Bruton
Hank Aaron
Danny O'Connell
Bill Virdon
Knothole Gang
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Hockine
Legion Chief Urges Firm Dynamic Foreign Policy
J Andington Wagner of Indianapolis told the Wyoming American Legion convention that the nation must maintain a firm and dynamic foreign policy while he criticized General Omar Bradley’s stance on veterans pensions. Wagner urged clear, decisive action and warned against indecisiveness impacting national security and veterans’ benefits. Governor Gaylord Simpson praised Legion service and humility, noting the group sustains the spirit of freedom today.
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American Legion
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Drunken Driver Gels: Colo. Prison Term for Causing Auto Death
Denver report states George Zamora a 34 year old construction worker was sentenced Friday to 540 to 10 years in state prison for causing two deaths while driving under the influence. The crash on Christmas Day at Speer Boulevard and Larimer Street involved Mrs. Bessie Gustafson 30 and her husband Roy 49. Judge Clifford H. Darrow said Zamora was not worthy of probation.
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George Zamora
Construction Wacker
Zamora
Bessie Gustafson
Col Kidd
Speer Hivd
Larimer St
Roy
Clifford H. Darrow
Glenwood Springs
Minor League Warnings From The Associated Press
A scrambled weather affected minor league results across several circuits. Reports include postponed games in the American Association and scattered scores in the Pacific Coast, International, Texas, Southern Association, Western League, and Pioneer leagues with varied rain delays and reschedulings.
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Carroll vows to fight any effort to bar primary candidates
In Denver, former U S representative John A. Carroll pledged to oppose moves shut off primary candidacies for this year’s Democratic nomination. He argued party processes should be open to all Democrats and warned against party bosses seeking to restrict the field.
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Denver
John A. Carroll
U. S
U. S. Senate
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Emily
Senate
Charles F. Brannan
Truman
Pine Senate
Brannan
Democratic Party
Carrall
Reversal in policy lifts corn futures on Board of Trade
Chicago market notes show a government policy reversal boosting ald crop corn futures by about 2 cents intraday. Other grains mixed as soybeans fall over 3 cents while oats and new crop corn advance modestly. Mention of CCC decision reversal and Zamora incident noted without detail.
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Board of Trade
Chicago Commodity Credit Corp
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Solons St Paul Take AA Wins in Slugfest
St Paul powered six home runs led by Bob Lillis and Granny Gladstone as they beat Wichita in an AA game. Charleston topped Omaha 4 1 in the night’s other contest halted after six innings to allow Omaha a train shift. Weather washouts affected Denver Louisville and Minneapolis Indianapolis.
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Associated Press
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Omaha
Louisville
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Minneapolis
Jor Treska
Freight Rate Increase Attacked by Western Shippers
Denver report says a 6 percent freight rate rise by the Interstate Commerce Commission is discriminatory against long haul shippers in the West. California Public Utilities Commission President Peter F. Mitchell told a National Transportation Committee of the American Retail Federation audience that the 3 percent war-time transportation tax adds to western retailers’ burden, urging local regional and national retail groups to oppose the higher transport costs.
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Peter F. Mitchell
California Public Utilities Commission
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National Transportation Committee
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Mitewell
British Soldier Killed in Nicosia Cyprus
A British soldier was shot dead in Larnaca as a patrol vehicle moved through the eastern coast city during the Union with Greece violence. He was the 12th serviceman to die in the unrest. The attack occurred from a bush as the convoy passed.
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India
Union-with-Greece
Former State Solon Cowen Dies in Colorado Springs
I W Cowen 93 a former state representative and Railway Express Co retired agent died Thursday in a local hospital. A Randolph Maine native he had lived in Colorado Springs since 1950s. A fragmented line notes Mexicans smoked over 2 billion packages of commercial cigarettes in 1984.
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W. W. Cowen
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Railway Express Co
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Maine
Coe tops Alexander in Trans Miss golf opener
Oklahoma City favorite Charlie Coe defeated Keith Alexander of Boulder 5 and 4 to reach the second round in the Trans Mississippi Four-E Tournament. Defending champion John Jackson of Stillwater survived a tense match, pulling away late for a 4 up win over Rex Malloy of Oklahoma City.
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Charlie Coe
Jhn Jackson
Sills
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Keith Alesander
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Jackson
Jrex Malloy
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County Meetings Planned on Soil Bank System
County meetings will explain the soil bank program across Colorado. The 1996 plan could bring up to seven million dollars for farmers, applying mainly to eastern plains wheat. Western Slope farmers may participate. agents will implement guidelines. Severe drought and hot winds damaged wheat in several counties. grazing farmers must remove livestock by Friday to qualify.
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Agriculture Stabilization and Conservation Services
Soi Conservation and Extension Services
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Baea
Prowers
ASC
Dept. of Agriculture
Oil Stocks Dip for Domestic and Foreign Crudes
The Bureau of Blines reports total U S and foreign crude stocks at 274,075,000 barrels on June 16, down 1,072,000 from the prior week. Domestic crude slid 1,174,000 barrels while foreign crude rose 701,000. Daily average production stood at 7,000 barrels and runs to stills averaged 7,053,009, down 76,000. Regional figures show Nebraska-N Nakota 2,634 inc 35, Wyoming 18,215 inc 144, Rocky Mountain 6,089 inc 284.
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Bureau of Blines
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Inc
Wyoming
Rocky Mountain
Woman Sets Fires On Eastern Airliner En Route To Miami
An Eastern Airlines Super Constellation carrying 52 landed safely at Charlotte after a woman passenger set two small fires on board. Evelyn Mills, 36, of Cleveland, was taken into Mecklenburg County Jail for mental examination. The plane diverted from De Leon to Miami via Cleveland, then landed for emergency measures before continuing to Miami.
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Eastern Airlines
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Jett Cleveland
Lia
Constellation
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Mecklen- Yairg County
Major League Leaders Featured From City and National Games
A fragmented listing highlights leaders in batting and pitching across major leagues. Names like Mays, Boyer, and Labine appear among standout hitters and pitchers, with teams such as St. Louis, Cincinnati, and Newark cited in the standings.
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Mitte
Bagahs Ty
Ss. Gauls
Cinrine Pail
Unclear sports league results fragment with postponed relays
Fragmented reader text shows a baseball and college relay schedule with postponed races and scattered player names. Mentions American League teams, Brewers and Nix, plus scattered college relay names such as Callum Dickson and Labine. Several garbled digits and dates render specifics uncertain.
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Murger Is
Brooklyn Aig
Ehineler
Callum
Dickson
Wonvianty
Amt Smiths Nencairne
Riensest
Labine
Oma AO HO Mantes Peetti
Miteauken Acberel
Sani Shapla
One-Hit Duel as White Sox Top Orioles
Jefty Uarshman of the Chicago White Sox and Gil Triandos of the Baltimore Orioles each scattered a single hit. Nellie Fox doubled for Chicago and scored the lone run, while Connie Johnson left in the eighth for a pinch hitter replacement.
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Cticagova
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Jack Uarshman
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Nellie Fox
Baltimore Orioles
Gil Triandos
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Connie Johnson
George Zalverinte
Cleveland Indians
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Hacshinan
Athletics Dominate Senators In 18-6 Victory
Kansas City Athletics crushed the Washington Senators 18 to 6 at home, ending a 19-game home drought. Jase Santiago earned the win despite leaving after the 7th inning as Harmon Killebrew hit a grand slam for the Senators, while Dean Stone took the loss.
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Dean Stone
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Pork Production Cuts Could Boost GOP Votes
Government forecast shows hog production slated to fall this year to lift prices. Agriculture Dept data indicate hog, hops, and meat markets shifting, with midwestern livestock states seen as pivotal for Republican gains amid price support efforts.
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Agriculture Dept
Benson
Indians Blank Red Sox 5-0 as Wynn Tops Brewer
Cleveland pitcher Early Wynn fired a four-hitter for his second shutout of the year, beating Boston 5-0. Ted Williams started for the Red Sox in the series finale, while Gene Woodling homered in the fourth for the Indians who improved Wynn’s mark to 7-4. Brewer took the loss despite a 9-1 record coming in, as Cleveland built their lead with timely singles and a Woodling blast.
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Mickey Vernon
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Brea Noon
Cloverleaf Greyhound Race Night At Cloverleaf Track
Cloverleaf results from east Loveland feature multiple races with times, purses, and performances. Thursday crowd reached 2,595 as overall handle neared 88 thousand dollars, marking a 40 day period rise in wagering.
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Reds purge pole in Vienna report on Polish security purge
A distorted fed Polish government purge is reported from Vienna claiming Corporal Sanislaw Wolanski, chief of security police, was dismissed as part of a broader Stalincza Jhigwigs crackdown. Radio Ware saw the announcement Thursday.
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