Giants Top Mets 8-6 in 23 Inning
The San Francisco Giants defeated the New York Mets 8-6 after a marathon 23 inning game. Key moments included late scoring bursts and clutch plays by both teams before the Giants pulled ahead.
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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1964
Page
1
The San Francisco Giants defeated the New York Mets 8-6 after a marathon 23 inning game. Key moments included late scoring bursts and clutch plays by both teams before the Giants pulled ahead.
A large turnout is expected at tonight’s North Las Vewasity City Council meeting with annexation the major topic. The session centers on potential U N style measures and local governance in the Vietnamese War era context.
The article reports ongoing Thunderbird picketing and an outlaw strike at the Golden Nugget over union certification with NLRB director Roy Hoffman cited. It notes a separate annexation hearing, residents’ protests, and council discussions on delaying a major Nellis area annexation while considering asbestos pipe purchases.
Nelson A Rockefeller and Barry Goldwater return to California for last minute campaigning on the eve of the Republican presidential primary. The two men wage a two man contest for California's 65 convention votes with polls favoring Rockefeller though Goldwater backers expect a strong turnout.
Republican Melvin Laird told a radio audience that the administration is preparing to move north into North Vietnam as part of Southeast Asia policy. He claimed the plan has been under study for months and that the Defense Appropriations Committee supports ensuring forces have the freedom to act in the future.
A column denounces major insurance companies for lawsuits and inflated interest charges on settlements. The author claims billion dollar profits enable abusive tactics harming individuals and newspapers, calling for decency and accountability amid alleged legal lynching and racketeering.
The Sun prints the second installment of a series by Palmer Hoyt of the Denver Post. It examines Germany’s postwar rebuild, comparing before and after, and portrays a divided nation turning its land into a modern European focal point amid obstacles.
The Harris survey by Louis Harris shows Barry Goldwater ahead in California with about 40 percent, Rockefeller at 36, and Nixon, Lodge and others also in the mix. Northern California favors Rockefeller, Southern California favors Goldwater, and Los Angeles County is a pivotal swing area with Rockefeller narrowing the gap.
Prisoner Wagstaff was reported in critical condition after a Monday scuffle in Justice Court with Sheriff deputies. A bullet was removed from his abdomen in a hospital update notes slight improvement. deputies say Wagstaff attacked the deputy with a homemade knife before the shooting. If he survives, authorities plan further charges related to the April 17 holdup at the Western Union office.
Readers learn that classes will offer free equipment use and complimentary coffee and donuts. The notice emphasizes no charges for gear and snacks, encouraging participation across sessions.
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