Palmer Wins Las Vegas Tournament in Windy Finish
Arnold Palmer captured the 13th annual Tournament of Champions at Desert Inn, finishing 277 to edge Chi Chi Rodriguez by two strokes. Doug Sanders, Sam Snead, Kel Nagle tied for fourth at 283. Jack Nicklaus faded with 290 as winds up to 35 mph shaped a dramatic finale. Palmer earned 14 000 dollars and eyed the Colonial National Invitational in Fort Worth.
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Survivor of Idaho wreck smiles amid plans for air transfer
The sole survivor Billy Warford, 12, from Elkins Arkansas, follows plans by his brother Clyde to fly him to Wenatchee Washington on a stretcher after a mass casualty wreck at Massacre Rocks Idaho on April 15. The crash killed 10, including Billy's father mother and siblings. Billy, with a broken thigh in traction, awaits healing before casting.
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May meetings and obituaries in Hope area
May 4 Hicks Funeral Home hosts Keystone Lodge No 43 meeting and May 5 BeeBee Chapter No 412 O0E S holds session at Hicks Funeral Home. Pearl Pennington obituary notes Hope resident's death May 1 with funeral plans by Hicks. Yerger Shover PTA meets May 3 seeking piano fund pledges and church donations. Billy adoption notices follow accident with many offers from adults.
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Byrnes backs Johnson air strikes but foes aid to Southeast Asia
Former Secretary James F. Byrnes, age 86, endorses the United States air strikes against North Vietnam while opposing a $1 billion aid package for Southeast Asia. In a chat with AP he defends continued talks with Russia but criticizes Johnson's voting rights bill. He recalls Cold War views and urges U.S. military power to deter Soviet aims.
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Nixon Reflects On China Talks And Viet Nam Strategy
In remarks recalling postwar diplomacy, Nixon describes briefing Stalin on troop numbers and challenging Soviet and Chinese positions. He notes China’s likely motives, the uncertainty of Chinese intervention in Vietnam, and endorses continuing talks with the Soviet Union as Johnson supported at Johns Hopkins.
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U S Forces Hold Front Lines in Santo Domingo Action
American Marines and paratroopers press from the Ambassador Hotel area toward rebel strongholds near Ciudad Nueva as Dominican forces pull back from exhaustion. U S spokesman frames role as neutral in a refuge zone while Johnson ties the revolt to Cuban trained Communists.
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U S Calls for Dialogue With Opposed Governments
The statement argues that talks with the Soviets or any opposing governments are necessary to maintain broad international backing. It stresses refusing to confer risks weakening support from independent states.
Uprising by Travs Halted by San Diego
San Diego Padres win 6-5 over Arkansas Travelers in Pacific Coast League after Ted Davidson relieves in the seventh to quell a bases loaded threat. Davidson earns win as Mor ris takes the loss. Marcel Guilbault homers for Arkansas and Mel Queen hits his fifth homer for San Diego.
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Marcel Guilbault
Mel Queen
Yerger Hopewell School Weekly Lunch Menu
Yerger Hopewell School lists this week meals: Tuesday features Buttered corn, Cabbage Slaw, Cheesed Frank furters, Gingerbread, Bread milk. Wednesday offers Turkey and dressing, English peas, Candied Sweet Potatoes, Bread milk. Thursday serves Souper Burgers on buns, Lettuce and Tomato Salad, Potato chips, Cake Squares with Chocolate icing. Friday presents Turkey Salad sandwiches, Peanut butter Sandwiches, Fritos, Fruit cups, milk.
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McCovey Caps Giants Rout With Two Home Runs
Willie McCovey slugged two homers driving San Francisco to a 3 2 victory over Los Angeles. His 10th inning shot was the first allowed by Bob Miller in 76 games dating to last April. Robin Roberts of Baltimore tied Whitey Ford for AL reigning shutouts with No. 42 in a 5 0 win over the Yankees, completing a sweep. Baltimore won the opener 4 2 in 10 innings.
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Rippelmayer Leads With Davidson and Saul In Matchup
Davisons' Rippelmayer and partners Davidson and Saul powered a win against Morris and Verbank in a tight chalked battle. Morris took the loss, slipping to 0-2, while Davidson and Saul notched strong performances.
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Saul
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Guilbault
Morris
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