Money Boys Set Out for St. Paul Open
The top 10 money winners and contenders head to the St. Paul Open after a $20,000 first prize. At Keller Municipal, a sub-par score is expected to win, with around 272 likely to take the top money. Nicklaus leads the money list with $52,900 this year, Palmer returns after 1958, Littler shot 66 in practice, and the 6,702-yard course plays to par 71.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Keller Municipal
Chuck Courtney
Jack Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Nicklaus
Phil Rodgers
Gene Littler
Baseball batting leaders and pitching leaders list
Base batting figures include Cavalilo Jo of Cleveland at .359 and Horton of Detroit at .335 for 150 at bats. Green of Boston leads runs with 50, McAuliffe of Detroit 46. Mantilla of Boston 52 RBI, Horton Detroit 48. Versalles Minnesota 18 doubles, Yastrzemski Boston 17. Campaneris Kansas City 8 triples, five others tied at 6. Colavito Cleveland and Horton Detroit each 16 home runs. Campaneris Kansas City 23 stolen bases, Cardenal Los Angeles 20. Fisher Chicago and Pascual Minnesota tied 81 839. McDowell Cleveland 124 strikeouts, Lolich Detroit 83.
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Cavalil Jo
Cleveland
Horton
Detroit
Green
Boston
McAuliffe
Mantilla
Douubles — Versalles
Minnesota
Yastrzemski
Campaneris
Kansas City
Colavito
Cardenal
Los Angeles
Fisher
Chicago
Pascual
McDowell
Lolich
Albany
Albuquerque
Atlanta
Bismarck
Boise
Buffalo
Cincinnati
Denver
Des Moines
Fairbanks
Fort Worth
Helena
Honolulu
Indianapolis
Jacksonville
Juneau
1965 National League batting and pitching leaders mixed
Batting leaders show Mays of San Francisco at .346 and Aaron of Milwaukee at .344. Harper and Rose lead in runs. Banks and Mays top RBIs. Pinson and Williams pace hits. Williams and Alou lead in doubles. Callison and Clemente chart triples. Mays and Stargell homer. Wills and Brock steal bases. Ellis and Koufax on pitching wins with high strikeout totals.
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Mays
San Francisco
Aaron
Milwaukee
Harper
Cincinnati
Rose
Banks
Chicago
Pinson
Williams
Alou
Callison
Philadelphia
Clemente
Pittsburgh
Griffith Steps Up to Middleweight in Garden Bout
Welterweight champion Emile Griffith moves to middleweight to fight Joe Gonzalez, a 160 pounder, in a non title 1 rounder at Madison Square Garden on July 13. Griffith accepted the bout Wednesday.
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New York
Emile Griffith
Joe Gonzalez
Madison Square Garden
Griffith
NHL Board to discuss expansion plans amid six-team league
The National Hockey League convenes today and Friday under NHL President Clarence Campbell to consider expansion. No immediate city announcements are expected as the board weighs adding a new six-team division to the existing six clubs in Montreal, Toronto, Boston, New York, Detroit, and Chicago.
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New York
National Hockey League
NHL
Clarence Campbell
NHL Board of Governors
Montreal
Toronto
Boston
Detroit
Chicago
AMA to Decide Continued From Page One
Glen of Houston Texas a pediatrician. AMA President James Z Apple has told the group his personal feeling was that doctors should follow the law of the land and have no right to ignore it, even if Medicare is passed. The AMA has spent several million dollars fighting the Medicare proposal and similar ones in earlier years. In the first three months of this year, it reported its lobbying expenses in Washington at over 950000. The doctors generally contend that Medicare would introduce government into the doctor patient relationship and this would interfere with high quality medical care.
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Glen
Houston
Tex
AMA
James Z. Apple
Washington
South Viet Nam Breaks Ties With France in War Moves
In Saigon Foreign Minister Tran Van Do announced Vietnam has severed diplomatic relations with France over De Gaulle’s peace plans. President Thieu declared a state of war to empower measures aiding the war effort, with further steps to be announced, while martial law has been in place since 1963.
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173Rd Airborne Brigade
U. S
Saigon
Tran van Do
South Viet Nam
France
Charles de Gaulle
Viet Nam
South
Nguyen van Thieu
Thieu
Ngo Dinh Diem
Marriage license issued to Betty Pike and Kenneth Peak
Betty Pike and Kenneth Peak of Longview received a marriage license at the county courthouse in Kelso on Wednesday. The event signals a swift union as the couple prepares for their wedding in the coming days.
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Longview
Wash
Pike’s Peak
Peak’s Pike
Betty Pike
Kenneth Peak
Kelso
Hal Boyle Sees Viet Nam Mission Girls Leashed to Bamboo
Hal Boyle reports on two American girls in Viet Nam teaching Montagnards, living under threat from Viet Cong, aided by soldiers who bring food and by a local helper named Ayooq. The Brow tribe numbers about 70,000 across the region. The girls praise the people as open and loyal and say they feel the life is good.
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Cacy
Miss Johnston
Viet Nam
Robinson Crusoe
Ayooq
Miss Johnson
Laos
Congressional Pact Sets 21 Day Rule For Presidential Disability
House and Senate conferees reach a compromise on a constitutional amendment guiding presidential disability and succession. The 21 day congressional action window applies when the vice president contests the president’s ability to resume duties. The plan also provides for vice presidential vacancy procedures and clarifies how disability is declared and remedied.
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Washington
House
Senate
Congress
Dwight D. Eisenhower
John F. Kennedy
American Bar Association
Bank Robbery Suspects Fight State Troopers After Escape
State troopers stopped a car carrying three men believed to be Peckham Burton and Durbin after a Mountain View bank heist. A gun battle left Trooper Kenneth Hendrix wounded as the trio fled on foot. two men escaped, one wrestled for weapons. FBI linked the suspects to prior Oklahoma inmates. Mabry recounts the $2500 silver loot and four hours of captivity before the trio fled late Tuesday into Wednesday.
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Peckham
Kenneth Hendrix
Hendrix
Beal Sutterfield
George Alvin Burton
Powersite
Chester L. Durbin
Marshall
Jasper
Conway
Here
el Reno Federal Reformatory
Oklahoma
Reformatory
Burton
Durbin
Little Rock
FBI
Texas
Wichita
Suercy
Harrison
Sutterfield
Mountain View
Hendris
H. S. Mabry Jr
Mabry
Mabrys
Colck
Tragic Bicycle Collision Fatality Near Newark
A 10 year old boy, Marshall Neal Northcutt, died in Newark when his bicycle collided with a car driven by Gary Barber. The victim, son of Dorothy Robertson of California, lived with relatives in Newark.
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Newark, Ark
Marshall Neal Northcutt
Gary Barber
Newark
Dorothy Robertson
California
Democrats to Pack $100 Plate Dinner for Campaign
More than 8,000 Democrats will attend a dinner with President Johnson and Vice President Humphrey, moving between the National Guard Armory and the Washington Hilton to raise funds for 1956 Democratic congressional campaigns. Revenue reported at $800,000, surpassing the prior $640,000 record for a similar event.
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Washington
Johnson
Hubert H. Humphrey
National Guard
Washington Hilton
Weather Summary for Arkansas Regions
Partly cloudy and warm through Friday with showers mainly after noon and evening. Southeast and Southwest Arkansas expect scattered showers and thunder showers, highs around 86 to 92, lows near 70. Northeast and Northwest Arkansas see afternoon showers, highs in the 80s with tonight lows in the 60s.
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Arkansas
Senate weighs silver in half dollar amid coinage debate
The Senate begins voting on a bill to end silver in dimes and quarters and keep 40 percent in half dollars. Pastore seeks removing all silver from half dollars, while Western senators push to retain 40 percent in small coins. debate expected to be close with House considering a companion bill to remove silver from all three coins next week.
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Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Johnson
Senate Banking Committee
John O. Pastore
D-R.t
Pastore
Wallace F. Bennett
House Rules Committee
Never Again Clark said on Korea war end
Gen. Mark W. Clark’s off the record remark about never again entering such a war contrasts with U S involvement in Vietnam twelve years later. The piece recounts Korean War start on June 25, 1950, major battles, U N troops, Inchon landing, and current front strength and Communist troop movements.
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Seoul
South Korea
United States
Mark W. Clark
Korea
Clark
Viet Nam
38Th Parallel
Republic of Korea
Mark Clark
Douglas Macrthur
Matthew B. Ridgway
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Ridgway
United Nations
Pentagon
State Department
U.S
United Nations Security Council
Japan
MacArthur
U.N
Pusan
Inchon
Peninuula
1St Cavalry
Taegu
Taejon
Pyongyang
Yalu
Manchuria
North
Han River
Kaesong
Chorwon
Hwachon Reservoir
Japan Sea
Kosong
Armistice Commission
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Hockey League
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Dixie Auntie E
Hope Hi
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Soanif
Doug Oe
Mglure Sommers
Amazons OF
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Hal Boyle
John Beckler
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Tai
Esso
Humble Ou & Refining Company
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