Filibuster expected in civil rights fight
Senate debates a landmark civil rights bill as leaders warn a filibuster may block progress. President Kennedy and Vice President Johnson push for Senate action while critics argue the measure risks excessive government reach and potential unrest. Supporters cite Labor Department authority to pursue equal job opportunities.
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Weather and odd sighting in city leads to stunned crowd
A scattered weather report from multiple cities is followed by a curious narrative of a couple embracing in public view near a street, drawing attention as passersby and police observe a meter theft scene. The incident ends with police discovering a stash of change attached to the couple and a post labeled Missing.
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Wright captures second straight Women’s Western Open title
Mickey Wright won the Women’s Western Open at Maple Bluff Country Club with a 73 final round for a 292 aggregate, finishing 2 strokes ahead of Kathy Whitworth who shot 74. Whitworth collected $930 for second. Teresa Souk earned $50 and others followed in the event won by Wright for her seventh major title.
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Suspect Charged in Killing Of Medgar Evers
Byron Beckwith, a Greenwood, Mississippi salesman, is charged with murder in the slaying of Medgar Evers, a civil rights leader. FBI and local police conducted an intensive investigation culminating in Beckwith’s arrest and detention on state and federal charges, with a court appearance expected.
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Orioles 4 Twins 1 in Baltimore win
Baltimore defeated Minnesota 4-1 as Smith drove in runs and hit a home run. Miller earned the win with a strong relief outing, preserving a one run lead before Barber closed out the final innings.
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Tigers crush A's 11 to 2 in nine inning rout
Detroit Tigers exploded for eight runs in the eighth inning and routed the Kansas City Athletics 11 to 2 in Kansas City. The game featured nine innings, with Detroit collecting five hits through eight frames before the late blast. Lulich earned the win, Drabowski took the loss.
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Mets Sweep Phillies With Strong Pitching Doubleheader
New York Mets win both ends of a doubleheader from Philadelphia to climb out of the NL cellar. Carl Willey threw a two hitter in the opener as the Mets build a lead, while Tracy Stallard and Al Jackson combined for a seven hitter in the nightcap. Duke Snider and Sammy Taylor contribute key hits as New York gains ground in the standings.
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Pirates edge Cubs in seventh inning comeback win
Roberto Clemente delivered a three run homer in the seventh to lift the Pittsburgh Pirates to a 7-6 victory over the Chicago Cubs before 26,158 fans in Chicago. Al Moran also contributed with a run on a triple.
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Braves Rally Past Giants for 10-4 Win in Milwaukee
Milwaukee’s Warren Spahn delivered a strong start, allowing only one run after a rough first inning as the Braves built a four-run third and later defeated the San Francisco Giants 10 to 4. Harvey Kuenn, Tommie Aaron, and Hank Aaron homered, supporting Spahn who earned his 10th win of the season, while Vern Olsen took the loss for the Giants and the Pirates’ Steve Blass continued a productive stretch.
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Reds beat Colts to stay within one game of league lead
In Cincinnati the Reds surged to a 10 0 victory as Sanford 9 6 and Spahn 10 3 led the pitching, keeping the team within one game of the National League lead. The noisy crowd at the park watched Haller and Torre contribute, while Calts and Milwauker struggled in the setback.
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Dodgers edge Cardinals in first game comeback
Dodgers beat the St Louis Cardinals 4 to 3 as a three run homer in the fifth sparked the visitors to a late rally. Pitcher Purkey earned the win while St Louis failed to score after the fourth inning, continuing a recent drought against Los Angeles.
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Windsor woman Alice Fritzler dies after long life
Windsor resident Alice Fritzler aged 22 years dies at Weld County General Hospital. Funeral service held at St John’s Lutheran Church with burial at Fairview Cemetery. Mrs Fritzler born Christmas Day in Russia. married Nick Meter and moved to the United States in 1919. Survived by three sons, three stepsons, a sister, 10 grandchildren and one great grandchild.
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Senators Shut Out Angels on Four-Hitter
Washington pitcher Tay Cheney tossed a four hit shutout as the Senators blanked Los Angeles 4 0. In the third inning Minnie Minoso doubled for the first run while Jim King added a run on a single. Chuck Hinton stole second and scored in the seventh on Larry Osborne's RBI single, with Ed Brinkman driving in two more in the ninth to seal the victory.
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Yankees blank Red Sox 8 to 0 in Boston rout
Yankees captain Bouton fired a four hitter guiding New York to an 8 0 win over the Red Sox Sunday. It was NYs third consecutive victory and 19th in the league leading club. Roger Maris hit his 4th homer in the eighth, Elston Howard added a run scoring single, and the Yankees built a three run fourth inning. Dick Rut led Boston with a double, the Red Sox failing to record a hit until the fifth inning.
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Leprosy Campaign Aids Two Hospitals At University
A 1988 Greeley Tribune fragment notes a leprosy campaign linked to the State University basketball scene. It mentions Lapresy Rew and Ned Walk, gains in medical staffing, and equipment donations to two hospitals as part of the effort to help leprosy patients.
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Cleveland Browns Split With White Sox in Doubleheader
Cleveland shuts out in the second game for a 2-0 win while the White Sox take the opener 2-1. Pete Ward drove in the decisive run in the eighth for Chicago, with Latman Lodge and DeRuschare pitching. Roy Wilhelmus won the first game for Cleveland, and Jack Bows hurt Chicago late.
Phoning at Lathrop Eyeing Central and diaphone age
In Lathrop Missouri residents still rely on wall phones and operator help as local firm Central resists modern dial systems. President Voss T Cross clings to push-button obsolescence while critics note neglected upkeep and hobbyist operation despite rising costs for one-wire service and party lines.
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