Raat Leads Twins Over Boston 11-2
Tim Raat powered the Minnesota Twins to an 11-2 victory over Boston, driving in runs with key hits including an infield single in the third and a run-producing single in the fourth. The win marked Raat as the league's winningest pitcher, tying Sandy Koufax with his 21st win of the season.
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Fights Last Night by Associated Press
Amos Lin of Los Angeles knocked out Elmer Hust of San Francisco in a brief boxing bout in San Francisco. Lin delivered the decisive blow in the opening round, improving his record as Hust fell.
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El Paso blanked Arkansas as Hendricks homers late
Ellie Hendricks hit a two run homer in the eighth inning to back Vern Geishert as El Paso beat Arkansas 3-0. The loss tightened Arkansas’s Texas League lead to four games as Amarillo won 6-1 over Austin. The Travelers and Amarillo both hold games in hand with remaining schedules tight.
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Richardson Announces Retirement from Yankees
New York Yankees second baseman Bobby Richardson said on a WOR TV program he will retire at season's end. The 31-year-old veteran, in his 11th year, has a .261 average this season and has appeared in seven World Series.
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Six Ladies Seek World Gold Title
AP reports six women compete in the first Ladies World Series of Golf at Springfield Country Club for a $32,000 purse over 36 holes. Mickey Wright names Sandra Haynie as a favorite, while the field plays within two days and two breadlies.
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Marichal Sweats for 20th Win
Juan Marichal pitched his 20th victory as the Giants edged the Mets 2-1 while the Pirates beat the Dodgers 4-3 to leave the NL standings tight. The Pirates benefited from early scoring and a late rally, with Roberto Clemente and Willie Stargell contributing key hits as the crowd of 31,000 used paper fans in a delayed fourth inning. Marichal pulled a backstrap muscle but remained in the game, voicing hope it is minor. other NL and AL results: Phillies over Houston 10-5, Reds over Cubs 7-5, Braves over Cardinals 8-5. Orioles beat Indians 5-1, etc.
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Baseball Scores and Leaders From Around the Leagues
National League standings and Wednesday results highlight tight races with Pittsburgh and San Francisco in contention. Major and minor league leaders include Aaron, Robinson, Oliva, and Brock, while pitchers Koufax and Bunning top the strikeout lists amid a busy schedule across leagues.
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Lions Club Offer World Peace Essay Contest Hope Arkansas
The Hope Lions Club announces a world peace essay contest with more than 500000 in awards including a 25000 first prize. Youth aged 14 to under 22 as of January 15 1967 may enter essays up to 5000 words judged in four categories. Contest finals in Chicago in July 1967 feature eight regional $1000 prizes and travel for winners.
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Political theaters and NATO debates linger in Senate talk
The piece covers legislative maneuvering over NATO realignment and troop levels with quotes from Mansfield Moyers and Gunter. It notes leaders Russell Fulbright and Johnson administration positions, plus reflections on Truman Eisenhower Kennedy and public fray dynamics. Also a short note on Cedar wood preservation recommendations.
Mansfield Pushes NATO Troop Cut Resolution in Senate
Senator Mansfield introduced a resolution advocating a substantial pullback of U.S. troops in NATO Europe. He seeks withdrawal of two divisions of 18,000 men and dependents, despite President Johnson’s opposition. Dirksen offers no position, while Kuchel calls for hearings. Saltonstall notes Republican stance.
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Varicose Ulcers and Tonsil Concerns Answered by Dr Brandstadt
The doctor explains varicose leg ulcers stem from neglected veins and heal once the underlying cause is treated, with cleanliness and moist dressings. He notes a plastic cage with suction and skin grafts if large, and mentions water pills to reduce edema.
Presidents Must Avoid Public Brawls
Washington AP report notes that past presidents faced clashes with Congress and warns successors to steer clear of public brawls. It cites Truman, Roosevelt as lessons and suggests Eisenhower Kennedy and Johnson faced similar political strains without decisive resolution.
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