Star players wear nothing under skirts at Wimbledon
Col Teddy Tinling, designer of Gussie Moran style, says star tennis women now wear extremely short skirts with no undergarments, predicting absolutely nothing under their designs at Wimbledon. In Chicago, Dee Harshman, wife of White Sox pitcher Jack Harshman, tagged a home plate runner and helped hold him for police after a breach in an apartment, as the Yankees defeated the Sox 6-5.
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Prime Minister Kishi Delights Fans at Yankee Stadium
Nobusuke Kishi, premier of Japan, wore a Yankees cap and cheered as New York led Chicago White Sox in the first game of a doubleheader. He tossed the first ball, signed a Cooperstown Hall of Fame baseball, and praised teammates Berra and Mantle while meeting George Weiss before departing with State Department escorts.
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Light Dream 5 and Odd Court Rulings Across Headlines
A chaotic, mixed batch of items reports a dubious 1883 color law case about a nonwhite placard on a car, an Orleans Appeals Court stance permitting free speech on cream signs, and a quirky note on Nellie Faxon’s longevity advice. It also touches on a stalled state selective service board, Nehru’s Round and Round in Sweden, and naval humor involving the Nautilus submarine during war games.
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Snooze in Park Costly for Merchant Seaman
Charles B. Pattee a 28 year old merchant seaman from Webster Massachusetts dozed in Lincoln Park Saturday night. He woke at 1230 am to find two wallets missing from his hip pocket along with about 30 dollars in cash and a 97 dollar check.
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Weather snapshot with city temps and tides
A wide weather table lists temperatures for cities from Long Beach to New York with highs and lows. Tides are given for today and Tuesday with specific heights and times, followed by sunrise and sunset times. Data attributed to the United States Weather Bureau.
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Fragmented Local Notice From Obscure Ledger
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Long Beach California and a decree. It references a daily publication schedule failing Sunday, with address Kieth Street and Pine Avenue. The fragment includes names Mallne and Singhs and a monetary figure 24.00 but lacks coherent events or clear action.
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Harbor projects urged for study amid cost and subsidence fears
City council and harbor commission should reexamine two major projects, a harbor administration building at the pier end and a new Navy landing, as subsidence and danger of Navy relocation loom. Estimated near ten million dollars cover harbor and beach subsidence repair, yet studying them in this context is advised.
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Diefenbaker Leaves Ottawa for Commonwealth Conference
Prime Minister John Diefenbaker flies from Ottawa on Sunday for the Commonwealth Conference in London. It marks his first major task since forming Canada’s government Friday, signaling a pivotal early action in his leadership.
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Forty Azeri Students Fail Moscow State Exam
A Baku Worker report states forty students from Azerbai Jan State University flunked the Moscow state examinations. The paper blames careless admission officials for the setback, labeling the class as dunces.
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