Mantle and Maris Power Up In Tight Yankees Win
In a day of bursts by batting stars, Mickey Mantle and Roger Maris teamed for a key home run surge as the New York Yankees topped Washington. Detroit, Baltimore, and Cleveland also won, with Jim Gentile homering in the eighth to seal an Orioles victory over the Tigers. Mantle chipped in two homers himself, lifting the pace toward Babe Ruth’s 1927 mark while other AL and NL games produced notable long balls and lead changes.
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Bond Vote Still Not Tabulated
Little Rock officials say tabulation of the pre election bond proposal defeated by 260 million cannot be completed until official returns arrive from Jefferson and Monroe counties. Glover noted reports would be filed as soon as possible.
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West Notes Reassure West Berlin Amid Khrushchev Threats
London reports Khrushchev demands Berlin threaten a separate peace with East Germany, drawing mixed Western reactions. Moscow Radio accuses Western powers of seeking war, while some commentators doubt any gains will deter Soviet moves.
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Tractor Team Back to Cuba
In Miami FL Al Fidel Castro claims 10 prisoners will be returned to Cuba while relatives appeal for funds to buy their freedom. The prisoners were sent to the United States last month to negotiate a trade of American tractors for about 1200 captives taken in the failed April 17 invasion.
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Weather Alert in One Section Declared Expired
The U S Weather Bureau in Little Rock said a severe thunderstorm alert for Clay County and adjacent areas expired Tuesday night with no damaging storms reported. Portions of Missouri and Tennessee were also in the danger zone with potential hail and damaging winds.
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Braves Down Redlegs in 12-0 rout in Milwaukee
Milwauker Theat Cincinnati 12-0 as Lew Burdette and relievers held the Reds to no runs. White hit a homer and doubled twice, breaking Ty Cobb’s consecutive doubleheader hits record. Cardinals, White Sox and Dodgers also won, with White leading the Cardinals in a four-run surge in the sixth.
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Kennedy pushes final Berlin plans amid NATO talks
President Kennedy says final decisions on U S military steps for Berlin will be made after consultations with Britain France and other NATO allies The plan includes a national address next Tuesday and a report to Congress A high level meeting of the National Security Council and a review with the Joint Chiefs of Staff are planned to assess military power as Soviet pressure rises
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Standings and results from Wednesday baseball games
Wednesday standings show Atlanta at Macon Birmingham at Mobile Chattanoga at Nashville Shreveport at Lille Rock with Tuesday results Birmingham 5 Mobile 0 and Chattanoga 5 Nashville 4 Little Rock 3. National and American League tables list teams, wins and losses, with Thursday games and noted star performances and minor league results.
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City rain not clearing air as it seems
Public Health Service finds dust and soot levels roughly equal before during and after rainfall. The visible freshness after rain contrasts with measured air quality, suggesting rainfall does not purify the air.
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Babe Ruth League Standings and All Star Schedule
Two games remain in the Babe Ruth League schedule as Hope and Nashville lead their divisions with notable records. The Babe Ruth League All Star Team will start tournament play at Malvern on Saturday 22, with a qualifying game at Malvern on the 20th as a practice match since Malvern is host for state play and not counted in district totals.
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Little Loop All-Stars Named For 1961 Team
The Little Loop All-Stars roster lists Midwest players Larry May Mike Westbrook Tommy O'Steen Tommy Cox and Hichard Sallee plus Joy Kola members Jed Bagterling Stanley Parris and Larry York and CHC players Fred Ellis Jr Dennis Turner Gail Dixon. Honorable Mention includes Alan Parris Mike Joined Alan Phillips Terry Maire John Vane Riper Ronny William Thomas Walker Billy Browning Mike Rhodes Dennis Puller and Willie Waller. Tournament play starts July 27 at Hope with Hope vs Smackover and Monticello vs Crossett. winners advance to Hope or Smackover.
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Fight Results In California And Nova Scotia
In Fresca California Charles Tombstone Smith from Los Angeles outpointed Kid Rayo from Los Angeles. In Halifax Buddy Cochrane 160 pounds from Boston knocked out Bernie Stone 153 pounds from Spryfield NS. This report lists two bouts with decisive outcomes.
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Businessman and banker dies in Newark
William Joe Freeze, 72, banker and businessman, died at his Newark home. He led Newark Bank and Freese Brothers Mercantile Store, owned Freeze Brothers Angus Farm and Grain Elevator, and served 3 years as president of the Newark School Board. Survived by widow, two Newark sons, and a Duncan Oklahoma daughter. Funeral held today.
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Fragmentary OCR sports snippet with names and numbers
A damaged text fragment lists players and places such as Visco Ceperla Pinson and Ohinson with scattered ages and team labels plus strikeouts attributed to Koufax and Williams. The source is unreadable in parts, offering partial names and numbers without a coherent event or outcome.
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Shreveport Defeats the Travelers in 4-3 Win
Vernon Butler reports Birmingham hurler Nauy Gallagher pitched a three hit shutout to lift the Barons 3-0 over Mobile. Gallagher added two RBIs with a fourth inning single and notched his second shutout of the season. Shreveport beat the Travelers 4-3 to pull into a fourth place tie with Little Rock.
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Fishing Around Arkansas Lakes Forecast Summary
Arkansas lake forecast reports mixed conditions with several lakes described as clear or normal while others show high or dingy water. Bass and crappie fair on artificial baits and live minnows, with bream fair on crickets and worms. Some lakes report no data.
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Arkla Workers Reject Union in El Dorado
Arkla workers at Arkla Louisiana Gas Co distribution plant in El Dorado rejected a union representation election. The vote was supervised by the National Labor Relations Board and the outcome ended attempts by the Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers union to organize the workforce.
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Safety First Driver Cited After Speeding Stop
In Santa Monica California officers questioned nine motorists for speeding when one driver identified as Safety First produced a license. The license holder, Safety First, claimed to be the operator. No further details available on the incident or outcome.
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