Junior Boys Hammer Out 23-0 Win over Tayesville Juniors
The local Junior Legion team dominated Tayesville Juniors last night with a 23 to 0 victory. Hope scored in nearly every inning, Barrow collected three hits, Murphy and Liminenhiert shone on the mound, and McMurkrey led six innings with one hit allowed. Next, Nashville and Hope play tonight. Friday features Red Sox versus Braves, Lions against Pop Kuli, Owens versus CBC, and Midwest versus Coleman.
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Tayesville
Hope
Gary Barrow
Manny Key
Jasne Camp
Ray Murphy
David Burke
Dan Atfield
Peach McMurkrey
Panty
Leroy Liminenhiert
Nashville
Mope
Red Sox
Braves Lions
Pop Kuli Owens
CBC Midwest
Coleman
McKinley Tops Wimbledon Field Despite Suspension
McKinley, a 20 year old from St. Louis, reached the Wimbledon final after a six week ban for racket throwing. He defeated Mike Sangster 6 4 6 4 6 2 and faces Rod Laver in Friday's final as the tournament spotlight focuses on his vibrant personality and comeback from the Dallas Cup incident and suspension by the USTA.
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Chuck McKinley
St. Louis
Nye
Chinly
Rod Laver
Australia
Sandon Reynolds
South Africa
Britain
Angela Mortimer
Renee Schuurman
England
Christine Truman
McWinles
Mike Sangster
Red Laver
Ramansthan Krishnan
India
Hemus Fired by Cardinals Replaced by Keane
Los Angeles AP: Sally Hemus is fired as manager of the St. Louis Cardinals and replaced by veteran coach Johnny Keane for the 1961 season. Keane, 30, will serve for the remainder of the season. Red Schoendienst named playing coach and Vern Benson named coach. Darrell Johnson reassigned. Also lists various legal notices and marriage licenses from Hope and Nashville.
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LOS Angeles
Sally Hemus
St. Louis Cardinals
Johnny Keane
Keane
The
Cardinals
Red Schoenivns
Vern Benson
Portland
Ore
Facint
Benson
Darrell Johnson
Apartments May Open to Negroes in Washington
Washington real estate leaders considered lifting housing restrictions by opening large apartment buildings to Negro diplomats. Harris Wofford conveyed views after a State Department meeting, with under secretary Chester Baches presenting the plea. Angier Biddle Duke reported broad cooperation to ease discrimination as Kennedy seeks to counter global image issues during rising Afro-Asian diplomacy.
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Washington
Kennedy
Harris Wofford
State Department
Afric
Chester Baches
Angier Biddle Duke
Uncle Sam
America
South Korea jails ousted premiers and officials
South Korea's two ousted premiers John M. Chang and Chang De-younz were arrested along with former government and military figures. Chang was taken from his home to Mapo Prison after house arrest since the May coup. Six Democratic party ministers and several military officers were reportedly jailed as reports detail a widening purge by the ruling junta.
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Alan Cline
Seoul
South Korea
John M. Chang
Chang De-younz
Chang
Mapo
Democratic Party
Song Chan-ho
Park Chi-oh
Kim Jei-min
Chang Do-young
Pak Chun-hi
Supreme Council
Debt Reduced Standard Democratic Party Debt
New York AP report states Democratic National Chairman John M. Bailey announced the national committee has reduced the party debt from its previous level. The update underscores ongoing fundraising efforts and financial stabilization for the party ahead of upcoming operations.
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New York
John M. Bailey
Caroline Kennedy Rescued From Pool Incident
AP report from the Evening Star states Caroline Kennedy, three, was pulled from a pool by Mrs. William Saltonstall who swam in fully clothed during a birthday party for Ivan Steers. White House officials confirmed the event. Caroline attended with Secret Service and nurses present at 6601 Liver Road Bethesda Maryland.
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The
Evening Star
Caroline Kennedy
Betty Beale
William Saltonstall
Levereth Salton
Istall
ReMass
Saltonstall
Associated Press
Sait
Caroline
Ivan Steers
Newton J. Steers
Steers
Nina Auchincloss
Hugh D. Auchincloss
John . Kennedy
Sleers
Liver Road
Bethesda
Secret Service
Presidential Deficit Forecast Cleaned By Year End
A political forecast suggests the deficit incurred during the last presidential election campaign will be wiped out by year end. The speaker cites improved revenues and policy shifts as the main factors restoring fiscal balance.
Arkansas school debt tops 105 million dollars
Arkansas school districts held 105.6 million in indebtedness on June 30, up 8 million from a year earlier, with 5 districts exceeding the legal debt limit of 15 percent of total assessed valuation. The Bond Service Division report notes some districts can exceed limits with proof of higher principal but lower interest. The legislature extended the limit to 18 percent for districts rebuilding after fires or disasters, and the data shows 81 districts at 1 to 15 percent and 143 at 1 to 5 percent.
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Little Rock
Arkansa
Ducation Pt Barchment
Half of 1961 forecast as a tense year for Kennedy
James Marlow surveys Kennedy's first half in 1961 noting a smooth Congress aided by moderate programs and White House persuasion. He warns three major bills await after the Fourth of July and predicts intensifying clashes over education aid, foreign aid, and elder care as Cuba and Berlin threaten foreign policy, with the year ending in heightened friction.
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Associated Press
Nwst
Washington
Kennedy
Congress
Tle
White House
Alnut
Labor Day
Kennnedy
Cuba
Southeast Asia
Russia
West Berlin
Khrushchev
Berlin
Crowds Welcome General MacArthur in Manila Return
Crowds braved drenching monsoon rains to greet General of the Army Douglas MacArthur as he retraced the Manila route his troops took to liberate the city. The 60s era reception echoed earlier wartime hero welcomes, with children under tropical leaves cheering every passing car.
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Don Huth
Manila
Douglas MacArthur
Merain
Joe
MacArthur
Ramon Magsaysay
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