Bethel Bethel Church Groups Announce Local Outings and Events
Community notices list a Bethel A M Church trip to Hot Springs on June 19 with buses leaving early and $1.50 round trip fare. A Verger-Shover PTA outing to Narrows Dam is planned for July 1, $1, contact for reservations. Mt Hebron Baptist to observe pastor's first anniversary beginning June 21 with guest churches to be announced next week. Sweet Home Baptist School membership drive urged with Sunday registration and a note on a pleasant Sunday School experience. BeBee Missionary Society hosts Joint Meeting with Ris ing Star Baptist Church on June 11 featuring Bible discussion and a dessert course. Green Hill HD Club met June 8 with demonstrations and a July 13 follow-up, Mrs. Maude Davis presenting whipped topping. Local visitors and servicemen noted with relatives visiting and a storefront of daily life in the community.
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Robin Roberts Suffers Fourth Straight Loss
The Philadelphia ace Robin Roberts was rocked by Milwaukee’s Braves in a seven-run fourth inning, matching an eight-loss season mark and extending his losing streak to four despite a long streak of 20-win seasons. Other MLB action included the White Sox beating the Yankees 7-5, Cleveland and Boston tying 4-3 after rain, and Detroit defeating Baltimore 2-0 as power hitters and late surges highlighted multiple games.
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Hogan Favored To Win Fifth Open At Oak Hill
The 56th U S Open opened at Rochester Oak Hill with Ben Hogan aiming for a historic fifth title. Debate raged over the 44 year old Texan versus younger rivals on the 6 902 yard par 1 course as Sam Snead protested a caddy rule change and other players debated the field.
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Air Force Budget Gains Share in Senate Figures
The military budget debate reveals the Air Force gaining ground with about 16.5 of a 34.5 billion proposed allocation. Navy remains at 9.5 and the Army at 8.5, marking a shift from prior分 shares as Senate reviews the figures and landscape charts compare past and current allocations.
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Atlanta Bests Mobile in 10th In Southern Association Action
Atlanta edged Mobile 7-6 in the 10th inning as the Vols benefited from a bases loaded hit by pitch. Chattanooga and Nashville also won, Lookouts beating Memphis 5-4 and the Vols topping Little Rock 6-4 in eight innings while New Orleans at Birmingham was washed out.
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Yesterday and today sports results across multiple cities
Yesterday’s results include Allama 7 Mobile 4 and Chattanooga 5 Memphis 4 Nashville 6 with Little Rock 4 New Orleans at Birmingham postponed by rain. Today’s schedule lists Mobile at Atlanta New Orleans at Birmingham Memphis at Chattanooga Little Rock at Nashville plus Chicago 7 New York 5 Detroit 2 Baltimore 0 Kansas City 18 Washington 4 Cleveland 8 Boston and Chicago at New York among others with several rain and postponement notes.
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Babe Ruth Has Caught Mantle in Homers
New York report says Babe Ruth has caught Mickey Mantle for the team lead in home runs. Mantle, once 12 games ahead of Ruth's pace of 60 homers in 1827, is now even with the Babe after Ruth also hit 21 homers in 53 games.
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Negro Youth Saves Life of a Baby in Arkansas
In Little Rock a 1 year old Negro boy rescued a 4 or 5 month old white baby left alone in a car after smoke was seen from the vehicle. The infant was carrier bound and the rescuer James May prevented harm, with the fire blamed on a cigarette. The mother shopped nearby and the baby's identity was not disclosed.
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Dulles Rejects Neutrality View in Public Split
Secretary of State Dulles denounces neutrality as immoral while Eisenhower and Nixon defend staying neutral or allied. The clash follows a June news conference on foreign aid and shifting U.S. stance, with Dulles insisting on independence from neutrality dogma and offering no clear alignment with the President.
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Victor Borge Talks Comedy in Music on CBS TV
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