Boyer lifts Cardinals to World Series split with grand slam
New York AP report recalls Ken Boyer's dramatic grand slam in the sixth inning at Yankee Stadium, turning a tense series moment into a 4 0 victory for St. Louis and evening the World Series at two games each. Boyer had been 1-for-13 in the series before the swing.
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NEW York
Ken Boyer
St. Louis Cardinals
al Downing
Yankee Stadium
New York Yankees
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Yanks
Johnny Kane
Rockefeller campaign strains surface in Arkansas event
John Ward of Winthrop Rockefeller’s gubernatorial bid is cited as the publicity director. The Rockefeller campaign encounters mishaps from flat tires to a blown sound truck on the Morristown parade route, while scrutiny of campaign expenses intensifies after an out of town worker asks for a $1.50 lunch advance.
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Little Rock
John Ward
Winthrop Rockefeller
Sbols
Winrock Enterprises
Rockefeller
Ward
Morriston
Broadway
Orval E. Faubus
Doubt Over Fairness as Wind Rigs Pitch
The passage notes uncertainty about fairness as a pitcher named T believes he hit well while Ty fears a foul outcome. A tailwind altered the arc, catching the ball and ensuring it remained in play, though concerns about fairness linger.
Rotary Meeting at Basye Clubhouse in Hope
Rotarians enjoyed a special Friday session at the Guy Basye Farm six miles from downtown Hope off Patmos road. George Brown, Hempstead County Soil Conservation Service work unit conservationist, spoke on soil and water conservation and food production. Basye lake, five acres, and about 70 acres of pine seedlings were noted, with expected yield of 350 pounds of fish per acre per year. lake stocked with bream and bass. Guests included Lloyd Spencer, George Brown, and Rotarian Earl Clifton of Camden.
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Earl Clifton
Camden
Arkansas Draftsman’s Campaign Jests Lighten Faltering Race
The article notes jokes from reporters about Faubus in the hospital and campaign chatter about Rockefeller. It mentions Oklahoma Governor Bellman’s remarks on tax cuts, Senator John Tower’s Arkansas visit as a Goldwater booster, and Vienna’s closing historic coffee houses as a shifting scene.
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Rockefeller
Henry Bellman
Oklahoma
Rocketeer
Girls Advised to Learn How to Ski
Harvard sports injury expert Dr. Thomas B. Quigley told reporters at the American College of Surgeons meeting that college girls hunting husbands on ski slopes should also know skiing. He cited safe practices, decent equipment, and following instructors to reduce risk. He noted that dirty coaches are fading from the sports scene and that most trainers are now educated professionals.
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Harvard
Thomas B. Quigley
American Medical Association
American College of Surgeons
Vassar
Boston
Surgeons
AMA
Quigley
Youths Lost in Forest Near Perryville Found Safe
Perryville Arkansas two children aged five and four were found unharmed after an overnight trek in the Ouachita Mountains. David Cates and sister Shiryl wandered from home Friday afternoon while parents cut wood. A search of 800 people using horses and bloodhounds located them four miles from home. They survived in low 30s temperatures, cuddling with their dog Blackie until rescue. The pair are children of Harold and Mrs. Cates.
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Here
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Arkansas Forestry Service
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Thomas Jones
Hank Burgin
Blackie
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Burgin
Harold Cates
Presidential candidates fail to excite voters in AP survey
Washington AP notes both Goldwater and Johnson present broad plans but lack memorable statements. Goldwater advocates smaller government and a tougher stance on communism while Johnson favors expansive programs. Both push bold plans for NATO and Vietnam, yet offer few concrete solutions and remain perceived as cautious.
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Children Will Get to Go to England
Six orphaned children of Gerald and Rita Beck will live with their maternal grandmother in England after a court ruling. Texas uncle Rex Beck and Little Rock uncle John Beck sought permanent custody, but Judge Reed denied it citing the children’s testimony about an unhappy Texas home. The parents were shot to death at their Jacksonville residence. the children are Elizabeth 18, Shirley 11, Barbara 10, James Keith 7, Jane 6, and Karen Sue 14 months.
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Texas
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Rita Beck
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Barbara
James Keith
Jane
Karen Sue
Campaign rhetoric cools as election nears
President Johnson assails Barry Goldwater without presenting proof of any scandal, urging officials to prove innocence instead. Johnson links Goldwater to crime and morality in government, while Goldwater defends his themes on crime, nuclear control, Vietnam, and socialism, as the campaign enters its final weeks with no sign of calmer tone.
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