Duren Strikes Out Four in One Inning
Major league records were tied as Ryne Duren of the White Sox struck out four in one inning but took the loss in a 5 4 defeat at Los Angeles. Gene Conley allowed one run in a complete game for Boston as they beat Detroit 4 1. Marv Threneberry homered twice and drove in all Oakland's runs in a 4 3 win over Minnesota with Jim Kail charged with the loss.
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Fishing Around Arkansas Lakes Forecast Summary
Arkansas Game and Fish Commission issues a fishing forecast across lakes including Lake Norfolk Lake Bull Shoals Lake Hamilton Lake Ouachita Lake Catherine Lake Greeson and Lake Maumelle. Highlights include black bass fair to good with various baits, crappie fair to good with minnows jigs and artificial baits, bream crickets and worms, and water conditions ranging from clear to muddy or normal.
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Trays Rally Defeats Atlanta as Barons Tie Lead
Southpaw Johnny Seale of Birmingham improved to 30-32 with a 9-2 win over Atlanta, boosting the Barons to a share of the league lead with Chattanooga. Birmingham piled up 12 hits as Francis Jaciuk hit two homers and a single, with every Barons player reaching base. Other scores: Little Rock beat Lookouts 5-2, Nashville took Shreveport 5-4, and Macon defeated Mobile 3-2.
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Mobile
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Little Rock
Daniel
Wall and Cupit Lead Hot Springs Open After Round One
Art Wall and Buster Cupit opened with 65 to seize a two stroke lead in the Hot Springs Open at the Hot Springs Country Club. Jerry Steelsmith and Mike Souchak shot 67, with Doug Sanders Julius Boros Al Geiberger Dave Ragan Mason Rudolph at 68. Wall battled a back ailment while Cupit planned to play 10 to 15 events this year.
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Little Rock
Standings and results from Friday baseball games
The American League standings show Detroit holding a .600 W-L after Friday with New York at .571 and Cleveland at .538. Friday games included Detroit at Boston and New York at Cleveland, while Kansas City visited Minnesota and Chicago played Los Angeles. National League standings list San Francisco leading with 20-9, Pittsburgh 16-13, and Cincinnati 17-12. no games scheduled. Alabama and Southern cities section notes Birmingham leading with 24-14 and a slate of Thursday results from Mobile, Nashville, and Atlanta markets.
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Major League Leaders Batting and Pitching Summary
A list of leaders in batting and pitching with teams and stat lines. Notable names include Mays, Aaron, Clemente, Banks, Moon, and Mantle among batters, with Moon leading home runs and Wills tied for triples. Pitching leaders feature Drysdale and Williams in strikeouts and Regan, Lary, and Mussi in decisions, reflecting midseason tallies across multiple clubs.
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Los Angeles
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Milwaukee
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Robinson
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Baltimore
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Detroit
de Mantle
New York
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Temple
Cleveland
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Clevelland
Green
Wood
Kuline
Major League Start Upset as Twins Fall to A’s in 4-8 Defeat
Gene Conley pitched Red Sox era and power from Minnesota. Barker Baltimor ei Bunning Detroit. A’s halted Kansas City runs with a bo?re? In 4-8 win, Twins’ bats quiet. Minor leagues show Pacific Coast League results Vancouver 2-4, San Diego 1, Spokane 5, Portland 4, Salt Lake 4. International League Jersey City 4 Columbus 3. American Association varied with Lawsvilly 9 Denver 3 and Indianapolis 6 Marston 5.
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Fight Results from Los Angeles Boxing Card
The report lists results from a Los Angeles card. Tony Herrera 126 pounds defeated Willie Woods 126 by knockout. Freddie Marlinovich of Pittsburgh outpointed Dick Diveronica of Syracuse. Johnny Cate 125 and Don Johnson 127 from San Francisco and Los Angeles are noted with other regional results.
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San Francisco
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Pittsburgh
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Syracuse
N.Y
Life and Mail Safety Tips From Arkansas and Eisenhower Visit
A Little Rock post official explains how to retrieve a misdelivered or withdrawn letter and the quick steps to stop delivery, including going to the local post office or calling the superintendent of mails. The piece also notes Eisenhower's visit to Johns Hopkins University where he urged cancer research as a priority.
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Charles W. Abrams
Little Lock
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Little Rock
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Worker Jailed in Alabama Case
Birmingham bakery worker Jesse Oliver Faggard, 30, was arrested on assault with intent to murder and grand larceny charges for allegedly answering a Ku Klux Klan call to join a white mob at a Birmingham bus station. He signed a statement but denies striking anyone as two people were struck amid the melee.
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Rally at school desegregation anniversary disrupted by hecklers
New York AP report details a seventh anniversary desegregation rally where Negro hecklers disrupted speakers including Roy Wilkins of the NAACP. A cleric was struck by an egg during benediction as Robert Williams urged violence over pacifism, claiming NAACP as pacifist and vowing to defend Black communities.
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Williams
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Johnson Talks With Leader of Thailand On U S Support
U S Vice President Lynton B Johnson said in Bangkok that Washington recognizes the importance of Thailand's integrity amid Southeast Asian tensions. He met Premier Sarit Thanarat for a second time and planned a third briefing before departing for India, with talks covering military political and economic issues and U S aid amid Laos’ communist advances.
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Insecticides Threaten Wildlife Says Missouri Official
Officials warn casual use of insecticides endangers wildlife across the country. Leo Kluesner cites farm spraying incidents, forest DDT programs, and runoff harming trout, grebes, robins, and streams. He notes lack of user control despite label warnings.
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Kansas City
Algerian Crisis Flares Ahead of Evian Talks
Violence spikes as Algeria crisis nears peace talks between France and FLN. Rebels and right wing activists clash with casualties reported including an FLN mortar blast that killed four and wounded several near Algiers.
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No Comment on Proposal From Castro
The United States gave a terse no comment in response to Fidel Castro’s proposal to exchange prisoners for bulldozers. Castro said Castro said if Kennedy supports the failed April 1 rebel invasion, invaders could be ransomed, claiming more than 1,000 prisoners. State Department officials declined to comment further, signaling ambiguity over whether the offer would be seriously considered or a propaganda gesture.
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Publishers Oppose P.O. Rate Hike
Washington AP The American Newspaper Publishers Association and other publisher groups urged House Post Office Committee to reject proposed postal rate increases. They argued the government should not subsidize daily papers and pressed for accurate accounting of public service costs. Evidence cited showed several papers face sharp cost hikes under the plan.
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When to Fish or Hunt Solunar Tables Solunar Guide
A brief reference to John Alden Knight and his When to Fish or Hunt Solunar Tables. The fragment mentions times such as 9:05 PM and 10:30 AM, suggesting a schedule or peak activity periods for fishing and hunting. The text is incomplete but points to a periodical or book style guide.
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