Walker Could Get the First Baseball Oscar
Pittsburg Pirates manager Harry Walker may become the first baseball figure to win an Oscar. He is filming Pirates in game action to instruct hitters and fielders, planning in dugout camera control and stop motion replay to improve players like Matty Alou.
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Top Ten Best-Selling Records From Cash Box Weekly
The Cash Box patronwide survey lists the week’s top ten records including A Little Bit You and Little Bit Me Then Monkees Somethin Stupid Frank and Nancy Sinatra Happy Together The Turtles Think We’re Alone Now Tommy James and the Shondells This Is My Song Jimmy Mack Martha and the Vandellas Western Union Five Americans Bernadette Four Tops The Happenin Never Loved a Man The Way I Love You Franklin.
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Final Leg Begun as Montreal Faces Maple Leafs
Montreal Canadiens, riding a 15 game unbeaten streak, start the final leg of the Stanley Cup final against the Toronto Maple Leafs after sweeping the Rangers in the semifinals. Jean Beliveau, in his 14th Cup appearance, says the club is as good as ever. Rogatien Vachon is the only rookie goalie in the lineup. Larry Jeffrey underwent surgery for torn ligaments, leaving Leafs banged up ahead of the series.
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Smith Great at Crashing Through LANSING AP
Michigan State star Bubba Smith dominates on the field but cannot sign a Colts contract due to two agents claiming exclusive negotiating rights CIMCO and Pro Sports Inc. say they represent him. Colts GM Harry Hulmes cites the two agents as reason for suspended talks while Smith says he is represented only by Pro Sports Inc. and is not rushing.
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Navy drops big brother directive on civilian conduct
The Defense Department killed a Navy security directive advising civilian employees to seek wise and mature counsel before engaging with political or civic groups. The document, issued under the Navy security program and titled suggested counsel to employees, drew Senate Constitutional Rights subcommittee scrutiny for warnings about indiscreet remarks and associations.
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Doctor testifies in Cappolino murder trial
Dr. Carl Cappolino testified about his wife Carmela's death in 1965 Sarasota alleging a paralyzing drug overdose. Prosecution linked life insurance and swift remarriage to motives, while the defense argued natural causes.
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Gunfight Described as Negligible on Korean Front
UN command official says a brief exchange of fire occurred when two unidentified persons were spotted 750 yards south of the armistice line in the U S 2nd Infantry Division area. The pair fled north and no casualties or damage were reported amid three clashes this month resulting in 11 North Korean and one South Korean deaths.
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Solunar Schedule From Knight Tables for Central Time
Solunar periods printed from Richard Alden Knight's tables guide daily fishing and hunting. Major periods begin at specified times and run about one to two hours. minor periods are shorter. Plan activities in good territory and cover to maximize sport opportunities using Central Standard Time.
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American Club in Cuba Is Only Symbol
In Havana near Old Havana a fading building houses the American Club where aging Americans wait as British and Canadian diplomats operate above. The club stands as a paradox in Communist Cuba, reflecting two factions of Americans: pro and anti Castro. Estimated native-born American residents are 100 to 130, with many doubting passport validity and legal status amid U.S.-Cuban tensions.
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Housing Marchers Are Jailed in Louisville Protest
Police halted a night housing demonstration by arresting about 100 marchers for open housing violations. Earlier a federal judge refused to move the case to federal court. Tear gas pellets were used as police dispersed a crowd of 700 plus hecklers. In all, 113 people faced charges for rocks, scuffles, or disobeying orders.
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Cuban Americans in Cuba feel Fidel’s wave of change
About one thousand Americans remain in Cuba as the Castro regime reshapes ties with Washington. Most are Cuban-Americans awaiting the resumption of the Mexican airlift to New Orleans. A Western diplomat estimates at least 95 percent are revolutionaries who chose to stay to support or work for the new government. An American woman says she works in a government legal division negotiating old U.S. claims against Cuba, while her husband is economics editor of the Communist party paper Granma.
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Dominant Mexican Party Drops 4 Deputies Candidates
Mexico City AB reports the Institutional Revolutionary Party will field four fewer candidates in the July National Chamber of Deputies election. Lauro Ortega, party chairman, scratched Jorge Eduardo Pascual after he faced charges of drunken driving and attacking traffic police.
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Redistrict Showdown Within Week
Washington The Senate faces a potential constitutional convention fight over legislative reapportionment as Dirksen and others push for action once two more states petition, aiming to secure the required two thirds. House floor action moves on a district guidelines bill affecting about 297 districts in 22 states, while Senate debates on tax measures and a livestock import rider continue. Lt. Gen Hershey urged extending the draft law, and Johnson plans an order to curb student postgrad study evasion.
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