Doug Misses Putt Crown to Nicklaus
Doug Sanders of California missed a key putt at Muirfield that would have tied Jack Nicklaus’s 282 for the Open title. Sanders finished with 283 as Nicklaus won, while Sanders’s entertaining long drives and wrist action drew praise from golf fans. Sanders recalled learning golf with his employer’s clubs and joked about the pace of his swing.
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Ronald Thomson
Doug Sanders
Ojai
Calif
Jack Nicklaus
Columbus
Ohio
Sanders
Nicklaus
Muirfield Links
Buckpasser Wins Chicagoan As He Heads To Dwyer
Buckpasser owned by Ogden Phipps won the Chicagoan at Arlington Park by three quarters of a length over Whis perl Jet, lifting his earnings to 439,964. The 15 of 18 career record star trains early for the Dwyer Handicap at Aqueduct, seeking the 23 year title amid a possible meeting with Ameroid after a world record Arlington Classic.
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Chicago
Ogden Phipps
Buckpasser
Aqueduct
Tom Fool
Arlington Park
Amberoid
Baseball results and scheduled games glimpse district pairings
Yesterday in the American League Minnesota beat Detroit 4 to 2 and Boston edged Chicago 8 to 10. Washington fell 3 to 9 to New York while Kansas City won 4 to 5 over Cleveland. California defeated Baltimore 4 to 0. Today no games scheduled Houston tied St. Louis 6 to 6 Pittsburgh topped New York 9 to 4 Chicago beat Philadelphia 10 to 2 Atlanta and Los Angeles were 2 to 0 Cincinnati beat San Francisco 2 to 1. Brewster County is Texas’s largest county at 6,280 square miles.
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Associated Press
George Smith
Boston
Red Sox
Chicago
Doube
George Brunet
California
Baltimore Orioles
Angls
Minnesota
Detroit
Washington
New York
Kansas City
Cleveland
Baltimore
Houston
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Atlanta
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Brewster County
Texas
Washa
W. L Pet
G.B. San Fran
Philaphia
al Houston
Torres
Solunar Tables and a raid on illegal cock fight
In Tuscola County near Saginaw an airs plane shocked 66 fans by blaring they were under arrest as troopers in camo infiltrated the woods to raid an illegal cock fight. Mayville Justice of the Peace fined each man 26 dollars for loitering and 109 roosters were confiscated. The piece also notes the four eyed fish of Latin America with a dual vision across the waterline.
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Saginaw, Mich
Tuscola County
Flage
Saginaw
Mayville
Justice of the Peace
George Foster
South
Central America
Ortow
Alden Knight
Ethelene
Mrs Dale Alford Eyes Open Mansion Access If Governor Win
Mrs Dale Alford plans open houses and regulated tours of the governor’s mansion at 18th and Center if her husband Daisy wins the Arkansas governorship. Campaigning is a family effort with daughter and Anne helping. She values public access and believes government belongs to the people, noting past campaigns and civic ties.
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Hope
Ark
Alford
John R. Starr
Associated Press
Little Rock
Dale Alford
Dale
Alfords
David Goss
Anne
Arkansas
Sardis
Miss
Civil Service
University of Arkansas
Greenwood
Hot Springs
Army-Navy Hospital
L Moore Alford Sees 1962 Experience Paving Way
The speaker notes that 1966 rests on the 1962 experience, stressing the need for paving the way, meeting people, and keeping most participants from 1962. Mrs. Alford mentions her unusual given name L'Moore, used for six generations in her family, and passed to her older daughter.
Byrd Group Faces Tough Primary Opposition in Virginia
In Virginia a dividing primary pits the conservative Byrd organization against the moderate liberal wing of the Democratic party. Voters choose among two sitting senators A Willis Robertson and Harry Byrd Jr and challengers with state legislature experience. Also in focus is the 5th District House race where Rep. Howard W. Smith seeks a 19th term against challenger George Rawlings Jr. Armistead L. Boothe contests Byrd in the 1960s era faction. Harold Wilson wins Labor backing for Vietnam policy and plans a July 29 Washington visit with President Johnson.
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John Daffron
Richmond
Byrd Organization
Democratic Party
Virgina
Senate
A. Willis Robertson
Harry F. Byrd Jr
Sth
Howard W. Smith
House Rules Committee
Smith
George Rawlings Jr
Fredericksburg
Byrd
Armistead L. Boothe
North Virginia
Robertson
Byrd Sr
William B. Spong Jr
Spong
Harry Byrd Sr
Virginia
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Doug
San Juan
P.R
Jose Goneralez
Puerto Rico
Ford Hernandez
Sydney
Neh
Drew
Kenneth Coffelt
Eugene Coffelt
John Alden Knight
Arry
Robin Hood
Betty Crocker
Carnation
Moses
Deys
Motor Revie
Mall Tee Morbeshoe Development Corp
Franklin, Arkensee
Ozarks
Horseshoe Bend
Arkansas Tanchet and Recreation
Fallen End Toard
Strawberry River
Highway 54
Franklin
Galt
Orteshos
Ackansay
Howse
Ardens
NEA Telephoto
Harold Wilson
Labor Party
United States
Viet Nam
Johnson
Wilson
Britain
Labonte
American Nazi Party
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Oma
TNA
Tomieh Ktal- Tyee
Clark County
Henderson State Teachers College
Arkansas Law School
W. H. “Dub” Arnold
Pol. Adv
Dub
Arnold
Arkansas Power & Light Company
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