Gary Player Closing In On U S Open Title
Gary Player narrows the field at the St Louis Open as he shoots 70 70 for 140 after two rounds at Bellerive. Kel Nagle Mason Rudolph Deane Beman and Frank Beard stay within striking distance while Arnold Palmer misses the cut. Defending champ Ken Venturi falters and announces he will retire his bid until his circulatory issue is cured.
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Goldwater argues Free Society won't hurt GOP
Barry Goldwater rejects claims by Ray Bliss that the Free Society Association is a threat to the Republican Party. He says the group will have no party ties or candidate influence, aiming to clarify conservatism and discuss the Johnson administration. Lucius Clay is named GOP finance chair and joins debate over party unity and fundraising. Randolph Hopton, 22, of Fond du Lac, dies in an accident at Quantico Marine Base.
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Annexations spark talks on sewer and water duties
Shelby Town leaders, led by Town Chairman Robert Frederick and Town Atty. George Snodgrass, pressed the Board of Public Works to consider city operation of Sanitary District 1 and extending city water to Shelby residents. The board will study legal questions, refinancing options, and policy implications amid annexation plans including Robinsdale and Wayside Garden.
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Six Hurt In Two La Crosse Shelby Traffic Crashes
Six persons sustained minor injuries in two late Friday crashes. In La Crosse at East Avenue and Farwell Street, 63 year old Barney Christopherson and 22 year old John Beirne collided, with Beirne’s passengers Richard and Smith Bierne also hurt. Beirne declined treatment. In Shelby a car driven by 18 year old Robert Frey Jr. left Highway 33 into a cornfield injuring Frey and Jerry Runice.
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Milwaukee Braves Fight to Stay in Milwaukee for 1966
Milwaukee County leaders rejected a mid season move for the Braves, insisting on major league baseball in 1965 and 1966. Teams Inc. urged talks on a concrete 1966 plan while noting fan attendance lagging behind 1964. Braves president Bartholomay offered a ransom package to move to Atlanta, which was rejected.
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Today in History June 19 1965 Highlights and Events
Key events listed include Eisenhower’s 1945 New York parade back from Europe, Hoboken baseball debut in 1846, Pennsylvania Motion Picture Censorship Board’s 1911 creation, 1934 National Labor Relations Board founding, 1953 Rosenbergs’ execution, 1965 Argentina unrest, 1965 Eisenhower Seoul welcome, and a 1969 plane crash involving Senator Kennedy with injuries to Bayh and others.
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Indiana
Cashton High names A honor roll students
Cashton Wis five Cashton High School students earned the A honor roll for the second semester. Seniors Kathy Von Ruden and Ruth Luckasson and Gloria Weiner with sophomores Marcella Brueggeman and Susan Korn are recognized. The B honor roll includes 16 seniors 15 juniors 13 sophomores and 14 freshmen.
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Mele recalls early thrills from rookie year home run at Yankee Stadium
Mele describes two career high moments in baseball, first his 1947 rookie home run in Yankee Stadium with the Boston Red Sox and, in 1952 with the Chicago White Sox, driving in six runs in a single inning at Philadelphia. He recalls meeting his mother and a playful jab at Joe DiMaggio and Ted Williams.
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Gateway Transportation declares quarterly dividend
The directors of Gateway Transportation Co. declared a regular quarterly cash dividend of 15 cents a share on common stock. The dividend will be paid July 26 to shareholders of record July 2.
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Manager Named in 1961 Club Hopes for Thrilling Race
A club's manager reflects on a .267 lifetime batting average and the thrill of potentially winning the race if they stay up and capture the championship.
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