Palmer Climbs Tree for Shot to Stay in Lead
Arnold Palmer, trailing in the Wills Masters, salvaged a share of the lead after a 70 in round two. With the ball stuck 20 feet up in a tree near the ninth, Palmer watched a spectator aid him as he decided on a number one iron and a bold, if imperfect, recovery shot. He later missed a short putt to par.
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Melbourne
Arnold Palmer
Palmer
South Africa
Coli LeGrange
LeGrange
United States
President's Brother Pays Checks Restitution Made in Myrtle Beach Case
A magistrate said restitution was made to nurse Ossie Ayers who accused Sam Houston Johnson brother of the President of writing two bad checks for 180 and 198 dollars. Attorney D W Green acting for Johnson arranged payment to Wendell McCracken for Ayers. Johnson was treated in Myrtle Beach for illness and a kidney infection.
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Myrtle Beach
S.C
Sam Houston Johnson
Ossie Ayers
Johnson
Wallace Harrelson
Austin National Bank
Austin
Tex
North Carolina
Harrelson
Texas
Deadlock Seen in Hill and Sloan Union Vote
Louisville AP reports Hill and Sloan Inc Local 783 Teamsters seek to represent both male and female workers in a contentious collective bargaining election. The outcome hinges on a possible deadlock in the engagement, as the company and union dispute representation.
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Louisville
Hill and Sloan Inc
Teamsters Union
Officer Fires Shots Near Humphrey in Boston
A motorcycle policeman fired three shots at a purse snatcher outside the Statler Hilton hotel near Hubert H. Humphrey’s eighth floor Suite in Back Bay Boston. Police say two youths fled the scene with a purse while a 17-year-old was detained in the hotel lobby. Humphrey left for Washington after addressing a Massachusetts business group amid brief alarm.
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Donald M. Rothberg
Boston
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Statler Hilton
Humphrey
Back Bay
Logan Airport
Washington
Ae Herbert Hoover
Associated Industries of
Massachusetts
Sen
Barry Goldwater
United States
Minnesota Tops U S Butter Output In 1962
Minnesota with a population of 300 million led the nation in creamery butter production in 1962, highlighting its dominant dairy industry and regional role in U S food manufacturing.
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Minnesota
U. S
Dill Upset At Pickle Packers Meeting
Chicago report on Pickle Packers International gathering where a reporter named Dill draws jokes about pickles. Miss Pickle, Miss Jane Phillips, and others nicknamed for humor as attendees tease the columnist about his surname.
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Mr. Dill
Pickle Packers
Pickle
Joe Dill
Pickle Packers International
Chicago
Jane Phillips
Des Plaines
Stay of execution granted for Winston-Salem rape murder case
Federal Judge Algernon Butler issued a 30 day stay allowing Marion Frank Crawford to pursue appropriate proceedings in state courts. Crawford, a condemned convict, argues his constitutional rights were violated in the rape slaying of 8 year old Sandra Denise Marshall whose body was found in a Winston-Salem graveyard in November 1962.
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Raleigh
Algernon Butler
Winston - Salem
Inmates Learn Truck Driving At LaGrange Facility
In LaGrange Kentucky inmates are taught to drive big over the road trucks in a joint venture by the Teamsters Union and trucking firms to prepare men for release from prison.
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Lagrange, Ky
LaGrange
Teamsters Union
Giant Gavin Rally Set For Tonight
Republican Robert Gavin visits Sanford to rally supporters after days in Charlotte and western counties. Dan K Moore campaigns in Sanford meeting Democrats and businessmen while Gavin discusses prayer in schools tax cuts and highway plans amid headlines on school Bible readings and fiscal issues.
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Sanford
N.C
Robert Gavin
Charlotte
Gavin
Dan K. Moore
Froglike Mudfish Hops on Flats and Swamps
The mudfish behaves like a frog it hops on tropical mud flats and mangrove swamps catching insects and can stay out of water for long periods but must return to water to moisten its gills.
Walter Huston and John Huston Win First Oscar Award Pair
Walter Huston and his son John Huston became the first father and son to receive Oscar awards in the motion picture industry, marking a historic achievement for film honors.
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Walter Huston
John
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Kemper Insurance
Kemper Care
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American Credit Company
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Mr. Mustard
Pickle Packers International, Inc
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Pickle ‘Packer
St. Charles
Donald L. Mustard
Elgin
Ray's Watch Shop
N. Main ST
High Point
Timex Watch Service
Timex
A. E. Maderis
Man of God
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Woodlawn
N. Main Street
High Point, N. C
Cape Horn
Fairbanks
Alaska
Mercury
Daytona
South America
Ante
Chile
Holiday Motors OF
Bing Crosby
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Channel
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Lincoln-Mercury
Kent Krell
Associated Press
Bob
Good Council
Harllee
Grace Flower Shop
Motorists Insurance Companyy
James
Kemper
Weasance
James H. Talbert
Greensboro Road
Talbert
Arilee
Coats
SHINE
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Vy Price
Harllee’s Sportswear
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