ES 6 COMEBACK CARDINALS PICK UP THE BIG ONE
Khrushchev retires as Soviet premier and party leader after 17 years in power. Leonid Brezhnev elected first secretary as Alexi Kosygin named premier. Tass says retirement due to age and health, Izvestia miss signals to come. Khrushchev had stayed active with a Scandinavia trip planned this summer.
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Rookie Dick Sikes shoots record 62 leads Sahara Invitational
Dick Sikes, rookie pro, blasts 10 birdies for a nine under par 62 and a first round lead at the Sahara Invitational Golf Classic in Paradise Valley Country Club Carson City. He holds a three stroke edge over Jack Rule and Tommy Aaron, with Arnold Palmer five off the pace.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa
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Cardinals Rally Past Yankees To Win World Series
St Louis Cardinals stunned the New York Yankees 7-5 at Busch Stadium to capture the World Series. Bob Gibson allowed nine hits as the Cardinals sparked by two home runs and a sharp offense, erased an early deficit and claimed their first title since 1946. Manager Johnny Keane celebrated a signature triumph as the Cardinals overturned long odds.
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Labor Surges Into Lead in Britain's General Elections
Early returns from Britain's general election show Labor leading with about 3.5 million votes counted. Conservatives and allies tally roughly 1.5 million votes (41.93%), while Labor holds about 1.66 million (46.48%). Liberal support stands around 385,000 (10.79%).
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Khrushchev Ousted as Soviet Leader Amid Health and Policy Pressures
U S officials attribute Khrushchev's removal to health issues and Moscow absences amid bitter Sino Soviet split and domestic economic strains. Brezhnev and Kosygin named as successors, with indications of a possible transition to a new leader after the Presidium review. Khrushchev had been abroad 88 times since 1957, totaling about two years and nine months.
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Weather Outlook For Today With Mild Winds
Weather report notes generally sunny conditions with high cloudiness and gentle winds. Forecast high near 90 degrees and low around 60 with noontime humidity at 19 percent. Sunrise at 6 48 and sunset at 6 04.
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