Scrap Quilters Rally For Cloth Scraps Across Groups
A flood of letters arrives from private sewers churches veterans auxiliaries PTA groups Scouts and 4 H units all requesting cloth scraps for quilts rugs and clothing projects. Readers share names addresses and specific needs while highlighting private citizens and organized groups aiding destitute families and migrant workers.
Helen Help Us column seeks scraps for quilts
Dear readers, Mrs C C and Mrs William Rowlison of Grants Pass Oregon solicit fabric scraps for quilts for the home for the retarded and others in need. Send a stamped self addressed envelope for the name of a recipient in your town.
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Helen
William Rowlison
Rogue River Highway
Grants Pass
Ore
White Cross
First Baptist Church
Kathy Whitworth Wraps Up Victory on LPGA Tour
Kathy Whitworth closed out a victory on the LPGA tour in Louisville Kentucky. The win marked her third triumph on the season as she finished strong in the Bluegrass area.
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Kathy Whitworth
Louisville
Travelers in Twin Win Over Tacoma
Arkansas Travelers post doubleheader sweep over Tacoma in Pacific Coast League action. They win 5-4 and 8-1 to extend hot stretch, with two home runs by Bill Sorrell and Adolfo Phillips and Grant Jackson yielding four hits in the second game.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Travelers
Tacoma
Travelers
John Pregencer
Grant Jackson
Bill Sorrell
Adolfo Phillips
Arkansas
Arkansas Sorrell
Phillips
Dietz
Understanding Patents and the Patented Product
The article explains that a patent notice means an application has been filed, not that a patent is guaranteed. It warns potential copyists of possible future patent rights. A patent grants exclusive rights for 17 years, blocking others from making or selling the invention until it expires.
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Baseball to Discuss Free Agent Draft Plans
Baseball executives meet to finalize the sport first free-agent draft. College and high school players nationwide await the outcome as the draft, modeled after other major leagues, is set to begin Tuesday morning with the Kan-
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New York
Patent system fuel of interest to fire of genius
A 1965 ABA public service feature explains how the Constitution included a patent provision after a unanimous convention vote. It notes patents have been granted for over 3,000,000 inventions and cites Lincoln's remark that the patent system added fuel to genius.
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Abraham Lincoln
American Bar Association
Will Bernard
Baseball draft details and 1964 season leaders recap
The article outlines the baseball draft system with the Mets taking the second pick after the Athletics and describes a three-draft yearly plan for high school and college players. It lists 1964 season leaders by player and team across several categories, including Banks, Mays, Rose, Aaron, and others, with team affiliations and stats.
Batting Leaders Highlight 100 At Bats Horton Tops Detroit
Baseball stats show Horton of Detroit hitting .363 in 100 at bats while Davalillo of Cleveland is .352. Green of Boston leads with 40 runs, tied by Wagner of Cleveland and Versalles of Minnesota with 36. Mantilla of Boston drives in 44, Howard of Washington has 40. Cardenal of Los Angeles leads with hits.
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Horton
Detroit
Davalillo
Cleveland
Green
Boston
Wagner
Versalles
Minnesota
Mantilla
Howard
Washington
Cardenal
Los Angeles
Campbell Opens Bid in Britain for British Amateur Title
US Amateur champion Bill Campbell began his bid in the British Amateur at Porthcawl Wales as 170 players started round one of the 80th edition. Campbell, 42, seeks to become the first American since 1935 to hold both amateur crowns, and he faced South African Richard Langridge in a first round on the 6,700 yard links.
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Porthcawl
Wales
Bill Campbell
Campbell
U.S
Richard Langridge
Baseball Statistics From A Seasonal Summary
The record lists players and teams with top stats. Horton and Howard share 11 home runs. Cards Cardenal leads with 19 stolen bases. Campaneris adds 13. Pascual and Grant post 7-0 and 5-0 records. McDowell and Lolich top strikeout charts with 99 and 56.
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Mays
San Francisco
McCovey
Wills
Los Angeles
Brock
St. Louis
Ellis
Cincinnati
Jay
Farrell
Houston
Koufax
Drysdale
Howard
Washington
Versalles
Minnesota
Ward
Chicago
Campaneris
Kansas City
Blasingame
Horton
Detroit
Cardenal
Pascual
Grant
McDowell
Cleveland
Lolich
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