Protests Shape Final Ameri ca's Cup Trials At Newport
On Rhode Island Sound the four US yachts vie for defender status as Heritage protests Valiant over a start line foul while Intrepid defeats Weatherly. A separate protest over boat measurements involved Gretel II and France, later rejected by the Race and Protest Committee. Ted Gullick stops Johnny Hudgins in Cleveland boxing.
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Newport
R.I
United States
Rhode Island Sound
Intrepid
Heritage
Valiant
Weatherly
Charles Morgan Jr
Vna
Sir Frank
International Yacht Racing Union
Bepe Croce
Italy
China Backs Middle East Guerrillas Against Cease Fire
AP reports Communist China opposes the Israeli Arab cease fire and backs Palestinian guerrillas while weighing how to use its stance amid Egypt and Jordan's acceptance of peace. Beijing stresses protracted war influenced by Mao and A Fatah leaders praise fighting and training more Arab youth.
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Oy John Roderick
Tokyo
China
Middle East
Egypt
Jordan
Red China
Gamal Abdel Nasser
U.S
Mao Tsetung
Hsinhua
al Fatah
Mao
Laura Baugh Advances in Youthful Women's Amateur Meet
Laura Baugh, 15, from California, reaches the quarter finals of the U S Women's Amateur Golf Championship at Wee Burn, facing Shelley Hamlin of Stanford after defeating Dianne Dailey and I C Robertson earlier. Other contenders include Mrs Richard Canney and Jane Bastanbury as the field narrows toward the Curtis Cup hopefuls.
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Karol Stonger
Associated Press
Darien
Conn
Laura Baugh
U.S
Miss Baugh
Los Angeles
Long Beach
Southern California
Shelley Hamlin
Stanford University
Dianne Dailey
Frankfort
I. C. Robertson
Glasgow
Scotland
Cocoa
Fla
Richard Canney
Centreville
Cynthia Hill
St. Petersburg
Wee Burn Country Club
Canney
Chantilly
Washington, D.C
Albert Bower
Pelham
N.Y
Jane Bastanbhury
Whittier
Calif
Paul Dye Jr
Indianapolis
Monnie Lauer
Michigan State University
Union Lake
Mich
Mark A. Porter
Riverton
N.J
Martha Wilkinson
Estate of Branch Rickey Appraised At 379475
In Clayton Missouri the value of the late Branch Rickey estate was listed at 379 475 dollars in an appraisal filed in St Louis County Probate Court. Rickey, a noted baseball figure, died five years ago.
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Clayton, Mo
Branch Rickey
St. Louis County
Rickey
Kopechne questions Kennedy aides in Chappaquiddick case
Mary Jo Kopechne’s mother questions the actions of Sen. Edward M. Kennedy’s friends Joseph Gargan and Paul Markham after the Chappaquiddick accident. She questions why they did not alert authorities and notes that Kennedy’s conduct and the inquest left unresolved questions about what happened that night.
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New York
Mary Jo Kopechne
Edward M. Kennedy
McCall's Magazine
Kennedy
Joseph Gargan
Paul Markham
Hope Star publication details and subscription rates
Hope Star records its 1899 origin and 1927 consolidation with publishing staff lists, office address, and service terms. It notes weekday publication from Hope Arkansas with carrier and mail rates, including discounts for students and nine months.
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Hope
Hempstead
Nevada
Lafayette
Howard, Pike
Ray Bare Becomes Arkansas Traveler 10 Game Winner
Ray Bare pitched a 50 shutout to lift the Arkansas Traveler to a 10th win in the Texas League at home against the Albuquerque Dodgers. Dodgers scored three unearned runs in the first on errors behind Dave Allen. Ed Gagle hit his 14th homer in the third. Other TL results: Shreveport 7 Dallas-Fort Worth 0, Memphis 8 Amarillo 2, El Paso 9 San Antonio 5.
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Little Rock
Ark
Ray Bare
Arkansas Traveler
Albuquerque Dodgers
Dodgers
Dave Allen
Bare
Joe Ferguson
Ed Gagle
Albuquerque
Shreveport
Dallas-Fort Worth
Memphis
Amarillo
el Paso
San Antonio
Malone Says Faubus Forfeited Rights Within Democratic Party
James Malone Jr. of Lonoke a Democratic candidate for governor charged that former Gov Orval Faubus forfeited his right to Democratic Party membership and leadership on a TV program broadcast by KATV in Little Rock.
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Little Rock
James Malone Jr
Lonoke
Orval Faubus
Democratic Party
Malone
KATV
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