Bauer Slugs In Yank Win to Force Series
Hank Bauer drove in all New York runs as the Yankees topped the Milwaukee Braves 4 0 to advance to the World Series. Don Larsen and Ryne Duren provided shutout pitching while Bauer hit his third homer of the series and extended his hitting streak.
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NEW York
Hank Bauer
New York Yankees
Don Larsen
Ryne Duren
Milwaukee Braves
Bauer
Milwakee
Bob Rush
Enos Slaughter
Don McMahon
Hank
Larsen
Braves
Casey Stengel
Onle
Stanesl Waild Wank
Braves Rally Ends Dodgers Sweep Bid in Five Years Crowd
In Milwaukee a 71,599 attendance watched a dramatic sixth inning as Carl Furillo? No, Hank Aaron and Wes Covington sparked a Braves rally after Eddie Mathews and Bobby Skinner? were silenced by Larsen. The Dodgers stranded a chance to close the series as Schoendienst slid home on a relay that skidded past Berra, with Larsen preserving the win in a tense finish.
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Larsen
Braves
Dodgers
New York
Red Shhoendienst
Seereee
Schoendienst
Lumpe
Berra
Big Don
Democratic Advisory Council Blames GOP for Three Deficits
The 24 member Democratic Advisory Council accuses Republicans of triggering three major deficits in the U S economy and calls for a plan of real growth without inflation. It warns of inflation driven deficits and criticizes current policies while contrasting Democrats’ approach to stop inflation without sacrificing growth.
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Wash'ngson
Democratic Advisory Council
Eisenhower-Nixon
Harry S. Truman
Adlai E. Stevenson
Ton
Eisenhower
Eisenhower in Excellent Health After Physical Checkup
President Eisenhower's doctors announced he is in excellent health after a full physical at Walter Reed. He left the hospital for a round of golf at Burning Tree Club as his Oct. 14 birthday approaches. The bulletin, signed by Maj. Gen. Heaton and Maj. Gen. Snyder, notes comprehensive tests but offers minimal detail.
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Eisenhower
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Washington
Burning Tree Club
Maryland
White House
Leonard D. Heaton
Walter Reed
Howard M. Snyder
Heaton
Whales and sharks plague Lanai in unusual strandings
A flock of 24 pilot whales, 5 to 15 feet long, grounded on Lanai shores and died. The next day sharks swarmed the area, disrupting daily life as farmers tried to ward off the predators and manage the unusual spillover from the sea to the island.
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Honolulu
Lanai
British troops crackdown in Cyprus leaves several dead
British forces in Famagusta and across Greek Cypriot towns detained hundreds seeking three youths linked to OKA. A 10 year old girl Joanna Zachariades died amid curfew and house searches amid allegations of indiscriminate force. Fatalities include a Greek Cypriot man in Famagusta hospital and another in a truck incident. Curfews apply to males 13 to 26 and to females in Nicosia.
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Famagusta
Hugh Foot
Nicosia
Joanna Zachariades
Famagusta Hospital
Senate May Help Older Workers
Washington AP Senate machinery moves to widen employment for workers over 65 inviting suggestions to the Labor Committee headed by Sen. John F. Kennedy. Kennedy says staff experts will prepare information for public hearings early next year examining labor market exclusion and broader elder care and government assistance issues.
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Washington
Senate
Senate Labor Committee
John F. Kennedy
D. Mass
Kennedy
Historic Ship Olympia Ends Final Voyage
The Olympia flagship of Admiral Dewey completed a 90 minute final voyage to a city pier for display before a permanent berth. A $168000 repair funded by the Olympia Assn. smoothed her aging frame while tugs freed her from mud and a helicopter hovered nearby.
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Olympia
Philadelphia
George Dewey
Dewey
Gridley
Manila
Olympia Assn
Navy
Jet travel hazards covered by former Air Force officer
Dr. Albert Schwichtenberg, ex brigadier general and Lovelace Clinic member, says most fit travelers can withstand jet cabin pressure. Decompression risks are remote due to reliable pressurization, with quick descent and oxygen masks as remedies if needed. Frostbite from open cabin during depressurization is also a concern at high altitudes.
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San Francisco
Air Force
Albert Schwichtenberg
Schwichtenberg
Air Force Medical Corps
American Assn
Lovelace Clinic
Albuquerque
N.M
Space Plane X15 to be Shown in Public View
The Air Force will roll out the X15 space plane for public inspection next Wednesday at the North American Aviation plant in Inglewood California. Designed for speeds up to 3600 mph and altitudes above 100 miles the X15 aims to test manned spaceflight at edge of space.
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Washington (P
Air Force
North American Aviation Co
Inglewood
Calif
Space
Heated Rebuke Draws Critics From John M Hightowei
John M Hightowie delivers a forceful rebuke to critics in a heated statement. The exchange centers on recent remarks and the speaker defends actions and decisions amid public scrutiny.
Eisenhower defends firmness against Formosa Strait threat
President Eisenhower, replying to Senate critic Theodore Green, says allies and a united American public would back the U S if a Formosa Strait war is forced. He warns that claims of U S disunity could embolden enemies and lead to conflict. The White House released his letter stating allies would oppose a retreat before Sino-Soviet aggression.
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Washington
Eisenhower
United States
Formosa Strait
Theodore F. Green
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
U. S
Green
White House
Scout Killed By Train On Trestle At Lygan
A 12 year old Boy Scout, Donald Houston of Bridgeville, was killed crossing a Lygan trestle in South Fayette to beat a freight train run by Pittsburgh and West Virginia Railway Co. Two other Scouts, William Flood Jr and George Belstskus, both 11 and 12, survived by lying on a narrow space beside the tracks as the 77 car train passed. The group was part of a nine scout overnight expedition.
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Pittsburgh
Donald Houston
Bridgeville
South Fayette
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Railway Co
William Flood Jr
George Belstskus
Glad to Be Back After Long Raft Journey Home
Dever Baker returns to Los Angeles with wife Nola and daughters Tammy and Jackie after completing a 69 day raft voyage Lehi IV from Redondo Beach to the Hawaiian Islands. Mrs Baker and the girls flew to meet him. He plans a future raft trip from Persia to Central America in a couple of years.
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Devere Baker
Los Angeles
Calif
Hawaii
Nola
Tammy
Jackie
Baker
Redondo Beach
Hawaiian Islands
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