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White Sox Fight Over Disputed Home Run Call
Chicago White Sox protested a ruling by umpire Ed Hartley after a home run appeared to count but was nullified. Manager Al Lopez and president Bill Veeck appealed to Commissioner Cronin, who supported Hartley’s decision.
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Broadway Blotter Event Noted By Mayor Pi Pronounced
New York AP brief reports a blackout on one Thursday night around 9 p.m. affecting Broadway venues. Mayor Robert Pi announced the situation, with authorities cautioning residents and noting impact on performances and traffic.
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Congressional Contenders Clash Over 1960 Agenda
Washington reports show candidates Kennedy Nixon and Eisenhower era foes debating a shake up of policy. Kennedy urges bold bills while warning conservatives against stripping measures. Nixon aides say a Republican House would still face split cooperation and veto battles as campaigns push for party platform aims.
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Negotiators Strive to Halt Massive Pen insiste Rail Strike
Philadelphia AP reports negotiators and union leaders resumed a last ditch effort to avert a strike that would stop Pennsylvania Railroad operations, with TWU President Michael J. Quill declaring talks hopelessly acadocked after 36 locals were alerted to potential action.
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Columbus Gymsnasia building sealed bids notice
The Columbus Rural Community Improvement Club treasurer invites sealed bids by 5 00 PM October 13 1960 for the Columbus Gymsnasiuta building measuring ninety by ninety feet The club may reject bids and the winning bidder must tear down remove the structure and clean the premises Address: Robert Sipes treasurer Columbus AR Sept 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0.
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Columbus RC
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Arkansas
Bealy Burke wedding in First Presbyterian Church
Miss Barbara Ann Bealy daughter of Mr and Mrs Bealy of Shravenorty wed William Burke Jr son of Rev and Mrs Burke in Prescott. Ceremony at First Presbyterian Church followed by reception. Pastor Dr Benefield officiated with music by Nan Fisher and Margaret Bey. maid of honor Miss Dimple Burl. Bride wore chantilly lace gown with seed pearl crown and carried stephanotis bouquet. Guests included Miss Mary Cabe of Gordon and Mr and Mrs Garland Brown visiting from Arizona.
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Barbara Ann Bealy
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Community Notes Show Local Visits And Football Bids
An assortment of social items lists visitors from Texarkana Prescott and Little Rock attending baseball and football events, family gatherings, and weekend visits. Guests include Mrs Charité Thomas Mr and Mrs J D Atkingoo and Alfa Grant, Harold Ingen, Trick Gilbert, and Sam McHenry and Daughters.
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Rail strike disrupts freight and commuter service nation
Workers from the Transport Workers Union and affiliated federations walked out over contract disputes. Freight and perishables faced delays as routes to major hubs like Philadelphia New York Washington and Chicago stalled, with 12 states plus the District of Columbia affected. Commuters feel the first impact. broader industry pinch likely if the strike endures.
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