Nationals Win 7 4 With Clutch Homer
News coverage notes National authors win 7 to 4 with a decisive late homer. A union organizer singles out SUN publisher Hank Greenspun for alleged bad publicity and calls for a televised debate to settle issues. He cites coverage in the Sun and reviewer columns and addresses about 150 dealers at the Convention Center.
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Tom Hanley
SUN
Hank Greenspun
Greenspun
Hanley
Review-Journal
Convention Center
Paul Price
Boyd
Dealers union leadership raises Nevada gambling stakes
Nevada casino workers face a pivotal moment as a dealers union forms amid concerns over leadership integrity. The Nevada gambling industry employs over 40,000 in a $300 million annual win, making reputational issues and fair treatment crucial for the state’s largest private employer. The piece argues leadership must be beyond reproach to protect the industry’s image and workers’ protection.
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Nevada
Callison Slams Key Hit in 9th
Johnny Callison, a surprise 25-year-old addition, hit a three-run homer with two out in the ninth to lift the National League to a 7-4 win over the American League in the 35th All-Star game at Shea Stadium. The rally tied the series 17-17-1 after Radatz faltered in relief and Marichal earned the victory.
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Billy Williams
Chicago Cubs
Willie Mays
John Wyatt
Shea Stadium
N. Y
Ed Sudol
New York
UPI
Johnny Callison
Nationals
Ken Boyer
the Monster
Orlando Cepeda
Mays
Joe Pepitone
Elston Howard
Cepeda
Radatz
Boyer
Johnny Edwards
Hank Aaron
Callison
Phillies
Qualls
Okla
Walter Alston
Pepitone
Juan Marichal
San Francisco Giants
Lawfords Win Fifth Avenue Apartment Amid Objections
Peter Lawford and Pat Lawford accepted as owners of a 14-room duplex at 9900 Fifth Avenue for 140000 dollars after earlier blackballing at another East Side luxury cooperative due to opposition to actors and Democrats. Robert D. L. Gardiner, head of the Fifth Avenue cooperative, defended the decision saying he wanted the Kennedy family in the building and that a fight over the previous rejection occurred.
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Peter Lawford
Pat
Kennedy
Fifth Avenue
Lawfords
East Side
Robert D. L. Gardiner
New York
Fifth Avenue Cooperative
Gardiner
State Senate
John Tyler
Weather Summary for Today and Yesterday
Mostly clear this morning with gentle winds turning partly cloudy this afternoon. Southerly winds 13 to 18 mph. Today’s high 108 and low 73 with sunrise at 5 31 and sunset at 8 00. Yesterday’s high 107 and low 70 with noontime humidity 5 percent.
Ex Ministers Work Funerals Highlight Senate Hearings
Funeral industry witnesses describe retired clergymen hired by morticians to court bereaved families and reveal price advertising bans. Krieger urges FTC inquiry into trade practices, noting some firms list prices in ads despite opposition from state associations. A trio of directors, including Welander-Quist, faced sanctions for publishing price lists.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Wilber M. Krieger
Evanston
Ill
Federal Trade Commission
FTC
Krieger
Senate Antitrust Subcommittee
Philip A. Hart
D-Mich
Hart
National
Funeral Directors Association
FIC
Nicholas P. Daphne
San Francisco
Edmund J. Overton
Janesville
Wis
Welander-Quist
Minneapolis
Sinatra Tosses Firecrackers in Paris Night Out
Singer Frank Sinatra and entourage including Irving Lazar drew photographers, sparking a scuffle as guards protected him. Sinatra lit and tossed two baby firecrackers outside a Paris hotel and at a Left Bank restaurant, provoking a French onlooker but no arrests were made.
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Paris
UPI
Frank Sinatra
Sinatra
Irving Lazar
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