Jimmy Clark Dominates Trial Runs At Indianapolis 500
INDIANAPOLIS AP Jimmy Clark led the final qualifying session as the 48th Indianapolis 500 field took shape. Four spots remained, with Art Malone 151.2 mph and Bill Cheesbourg 148.7 mph missing the pace set by Clark’s 158.8 mph record from May 16. The front row included Clark Marshman and Roger Ward at 167.7 mph, all using the rear–engine Ford.
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Tucson
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A. J. Foyt
Jerry Unser
Vna
Ferguson-Novi
Bobby
Marshman
Roger Ward
Ford
2,500 Try for the U.S. Open
About 2,250 golfers begin U S Open qualifying across 54 courses from Washington D C to Honolulu Hawaii. They play 36 holes on Monday or Tuesday, with 428 advancing to the final rounds on June 8 9. Defending champion Julius Boros plus 20 exempt players skip local qualifying. 45 others are exempt from the local phase.
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D.C
Honolulu
Hawaii
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Ammoni Undefeated in Brescia Bout Over Tomasoni
In Brescia Italy Santo Ammoni defeated Piero Tomasoni by decision in a lightweight boxing bout. The match took place in Italy with Ammoni securing a points win after 12 rounds.
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Italy
Santo Amonii
Piero Tomasoni
Condition of York Is Better
Medal of Honor winner Sgt. Alvin York was listed in very satisfactory condition at Veterans Hospital after admission Friday for internal hemorrhaging. Doctors stopped the bleeding hours after the 70 year old World War I hero was rushed by ambulance and he must stay in the hospital several days. York lives on a mountain farm at Pall Mall, Tennessee, about 140 miles northeast of Nashville and has been bed ridden for about 10 years.
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Veterans Hospital
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Tenn
Fireplaces as spying devices revealed in Prague embassy
U S sleuths report hidden listening devices in embassies abroad. A tiny radio transmitter was found in the frame of the American ambassador in Prague, part of a broader push against foreign espionage. State Department security teams describe ongoing investigations and a 95-man foreign security unit led by G Marvin Gentile.
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Moscow
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Chamber of Horrors
Franco favors Juan Carlos over rival in Spain parade
MADRID AP Franco shows marked favor to Prince Juan Carlos de Borbon placing him second on the reviewing stand beside the army minister at a yearly parade. His wife Princess Sophie sits in a box. In Georgetown British Guiana two battalions head to enforce peace between Negro and East Indian factions at Gov. Luyt's request. In Adelaide heavy clouds cancel Europe launcher launch at Woomera. In Cairo Franz Huettenmeister 26 goes on trial for spying for Israel. potential death penalty. In Rawalpindi Sheikh Abdullah and President Ayub Khan begin talks on Kashmir dispute.
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Juan Carlos de Borbon
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Sophie
Greece
Georgetown
British Guiana
Richard Luyt
Eleven Arkansas Cadets to Graduate from Three Service Academies
Eleven Arkansas cadets are set to graduate on June 3 from the Air Force Academy West Point and the Naval Academy. New graduates include John E. Shuhmacher 23 of Bryant Danial S. Trial 3 Jarrett B. McGehee 23 and Stephen K. Mayo 21 of Fort Smith Jimmie R. Jinks 24 Fayetteville Jeffrey A. Larson 1 Wynne Larry J. Bramlette 22 Fort Smith David A. Corbett 22 Walnut Ridge Julius B. Dell 23 Thomas H. Harris 21 and Charles F Higgins 23 Little Rock.
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U.S
Air Force Academy
John E. Shuhmacher
Bryant
Danial S. Trial
Jarrett B. McGehee
Stephen K. Mayo
Fort Smith
West Point
Jimmie R. Jinks
Fayetteville
Jeffrey A. Larson
Wynne
Larry J. Bramlette
Security chiefs study eavesdropping advances abroad
Overseas investigators briefed on latest eavesdropping tech travel from Frankfurt Beirut and Tokyo to sweep official quarters in more than 100 countries where U S buildings stand. If funding passes a new Africa HQ could open. Even advanced monitors cannot guarantee detection as bugs may be hidden in ordinary rooms.
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Beirut
Tokyo
U.S
Congress
Africa
Vieumn
Public hearing eyed on Lee Creek Dam near Van Buren
Fort Smith reports a U S Corps of Engineers hearing Wednesday on the proposed Lee Creek Dam 16 miles north of Van Buren to form a 2800 acre lake for water supply and recreation. Nearby items note John Brown University groundbreaking, a fatal crash in Grants New Mexico, and various Arkansas civic notes.
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U.S. Corps of Engineers
Lee Creek
van Buren
Betsy Rawls Wins Civitan Open Meet
Betsy Rawls wins the $13 000 Dallas Civitan with a 72 hole total of 282. She duelled rival Mickey Wright who earned $2 100 for second and $1 550 for second money, widening Wrights lead in the money list while Rawls remains runner up. Wright trails her 1963 pace, having won 4 tournaments this year and over $8 000.
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Associated Press
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Betsy Rawls
Dallas Civitan
Betsy
Mickey Wright
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Miss Wright
Miss Rawls
Spartanburg
D.C
Delegates Pledged to Rockefeller in Arkansas
Arkansas twelve Republican delegates to the national convention pledged Thursday to nominate Winthrop Rockefeller for president. The Arkansas GOP approved Rockefeller’s nomination but not a binding voting commitment, enabling first ballot votes for Goldwater or any candidate if crucial. Eight delegates said they would back Winthrop on the initial ballot.
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Barry Coldwater
Arizona
Spicer
Nelson
Goldwater
Texas Mulls Exit From SWC Aims for Super Conference
Dallas AP reports University of Texas is studying leaving the Southwest Conference. A Regents committee will reexamine intercollegiate athletics and seek a broader super conference including Arkansas Oklahoma Alabama Texas A&M Houston LSU and Texas Tech.
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Pacific Coast League Saturday and Sunday baseball results
Baseball scores from the Pacific Coast League show Arkansas beating Seattle 8 to 3 and 9 to 0 across Saturday and Sunday, San Diego 4 2 over Dallas, Nawail 5 2 over Oklahoma City, Salt Lake City 4 2 over Spokane, and Hawaii 3 Oklahoma City 2. In other games Salt Lake City 7 Spokane 4 and San Diego 1 Dallas 0. Indianapolis 5 Portland 3, Seattle 2 Arkansas 1 in a 10 strikeout game, acoma 3 Denver 2. International League results include Rochester 1 Toronto 0, Atlanta 3 Richmond 2, Buffalo 4 Syracuse 3, Columbus 3 4 Jacksonville 2 2, Toronto 11 0 Rochester 4 2, Syracuse 4 6 Buffalo 2 4 Richmond 4 2 Atlanta 3 Jacksonville 4 Columbus 2.
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Deaths Around the Nation highlights notable figures
Wilder Hobson 58 chief book review editor Newsweek and jazz and sports car racing authority dies. T W Smith 74 former Democratic congressman from Illinois and professor dies. Mrs Henry Doorly 79 widow of Omaha Herald publisher dies in Tucson.
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Regent urges broad review of athletic structure
Rabbi Levi A. Olan of Dallas affirmed the Texas University Board of Regents will examine the entire athletic system. He said the board plans a periodic look to assess its overall condition and potential improvements.
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Edelen Wins Olympic Place in Yonkers Marathon
Buddy Edelen, 26, from South Dakota trained with five sweat shirts and by mail, won the Yonkers marathon in 2 hours 24 minutes 25.6 seconds amid 90s heat to secure a Tokyo 1964 Olympic berth. Adolf Gruber of Austria was second, Johnny Kelley third as Groton’s eight straight win streak ended. The race served as Yonkers run, National AAU marathon championship, and Olympic trial with Culver City to select the other two runners.
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