Blue Monday Not for the L A Dodgers
Dodgers’ pitching trio and rest day theme fail to slow NL rival moves as Phillies rally past Giants 8 1 and idle Dodgers widen the gap. Short earns key win, Callison and Sievers power Boston over Minnesota. Mays extends hitting streak. Pirates beat Houston behind Friend win.
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Red Sox
Jerry Lynch
Manny Mota
Pittsburgh
Bob Friend
Standings and Results From Major League Baseball
Major League standings update from United Press International shows the American League leading teams New York and Chicago with tight races. Monday's sole game Boston edged Minnesota 5 4. Scheduled Tuesday night and Wednesday night games list valuable matchups across both leagues.
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Gets 14 Years for Kidnaping
Van Ara Barrickman Jr., 38, of Birmingham Alabama, was sentenced to 14 years in prison for kidnapping Carolyn Coors a 37 year old North Little Rock Arkansas woman. Coors was abducted January 27 from a hospital parking lot and released unharmed in Birmingham the next day after his arrest 24 hours later. Barrickman has a long Alabama criminal record dating back to 1947.
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Powell Elected ABA President Elect in 1964 Turn
Richmond lawyer Lewis F. Powell Jr. was chosen president elect of the American Bar Association at the 88th annual meeting. He will assume the ABA presidency in August 1964, succeeding Walter B. Craig of Phoenix, who is completing his year as president. Sylvester J. C. Smith Jr. of Newark led the organization this year.
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Night Basketball Schedule Hits Four Cities Across Time Zones
The slate features Richmond at Jacksonville at 7 30 p m EST Atlanta at Arkansas at 7 30 p m CST Rochester at Columbus at 8 p m EST Syracuse at Indianapolis at 7 44 p m Toronto at Buffalo at 7 30 p m EDT with multiple late starts across four time zones.
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Musial Plans to Retire at End of Year
Stan Musial 42 announced retirement at season end after 22 major league seasons. He spoke tearfully at Grant's Farm, estate of Cardinals president August A. Busch Jr., with teammates and families present for the ceremony.
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Man Identified as Oklahoma Bean Camp Victim
The nephew of a man found dead in Washington County identified him as James McCaffrey 87 of Henryetta Oklahoma. The body was found near an Osage River bean camp where the men worked last May with no immediate cause of death and a coroner’s ruling pending.
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Convicted Slayer Granted Stay in Arkansas Case
Associate Justice Ed F MecFaddin of the Arkansas Supreme Court granted Jerry James Johnson a stay of execution to allow an appeal. Johnson, 21, of Little Rock, was convicted of first degree murder for the knife slaying of Mrs. Aliene Arrington during a July 31, 1962, store robbery in North Little Rock. He was scheduled to die September 6 in the electric chair at Tucker State Prison Farm.
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Musial to retire after long Cardinals career
Red eyed veteran from Donora Pennsylvania, Stan Musial, announces retirement plans with the Cardinals after 22 major league seasons. He highlights outfield and managerial pursuits, reflecting on a career that includes National League records in runs, games, hits, doubles, and RBIs, plus three MVP awards and seven batting titles. His last regular season game is noted as September 2 in St. Louis against Cincinnati.
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Nuclear forces eyed as U S advantage grows
McNamara asserts U S nuclear capability exceeds the Soviet Union's with more than 500 missiles including Atlas Titan Minuteman and Polaris and a plan to exceed 1 700 by 1966. He notes U S bombers on alert and superiority in delivery systems while Soviet missiles remain fewer and shorter ranged. The Soviets lack comparable Minuteman forces and long range SLBMs, with first strike potential limited by numbers.
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Treaty Means Little to Disarmament
James Marlow argues the limited nuclear test ban is only a small step and does little for broad disarmament. He notes both nations retain massive arsenals and will continue underground testing, with inspection disputes blocking any real disarmament progress.
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Former Ouachita Coach Succumbs in Arkadelphia
William J. Walter, 62, insurance man and former Ouachita Baptist College football coach, died today in an Arkadelphia hospital after suffering a heart attack July 24. Native of Benton, played at Hendrix and Ouachita. coached Fordyce and El Dorado, head coach at Ouachita 1934. nine-year standout record before WWII Navy service. survived by his widow and two daughters. Funeral arrangements incomplete.
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Weather: scattered showers across Arkansas and Louisiana
The forecast covers northeast and northwest Arkansas with partly cloudy and mild conditions, highs in the mid 80s, tonight cooler. Southeast and southwest Arkansas expect thundershowers this afternoon, highs near 90, with showers ending tonight. Louisiana sees partly cloudy skies with widely scattered thundershowers into Wednesday, temperatures steady in the 70s to mid 90s.
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Easter and Southern Missouri Forecast Clears South
Easter and Southern Missouri clearing extreme south this morning with generally fair skies. Pleasantly cool weather continues through Wednesday with temperatures reaching the 80s today and a low between 57 and 65 tonight.
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