Clemente Voices Frustration Over Latin Players Recognition
New York AP report quotes Roberto Clemente, Pirates star, criticizing second class status of Latin American and Negro players off season. He cites Zoilo Versalles Juan Marichal Tony Oliva and says outsiders view Latin players as outsiders, despite on field success. He refuses to chase batting title, valuing pride and performance over awards.
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New York
Roberto Clemente
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pirates
Clemente
Willie Mays
Zoillo Versailles
Juan Marichal
Puerto Rico
California
Versalles
Minnesota
Tony Oliva
Miami
Pittsburgh
Ice Cream Barge Runs On Saigon Bay Front
Refrigeration barge No. 6668 nicknamed the army s navy serves as an ice cream plant near Saigon Cam Ranh Bay. Headed by Gary W Simpson with two helpers PFC John F Hamberger and PFC John Fairman they churn about 380 gallons daily across five flavors. They supply troops by boat to a distribution center and enjoy rough but better chow than on the air base.
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Kansas City
Army
Viet Nam
Gary . W. Simpson
Aville
Kan
Army Hometown News Center
Simpson
John F. Hamberger
Flushing
N. Y
Pfc
John Fairman
Knoxville
Ill
Hamberger
Fairman
Camrahn Bay
Saigon
Humphrey Visits New York Stock Exchange Doors
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey toured the New York Stock Exchange for three hours in an unannounced personal visit. He met with chairman Walter Frank and president Keith Funston in an informal call.
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NEW York
Hubert H. Humphrey
New York Stock Exchange
Humphrey
Walter Frank
Exchange
Keith Funston
School Official Returns From Trip Over Pending Educational Television
Centennial School principal Robert Lowther, heading the proposed educational television setup for Lawrence, returns from a Washington trip with federal official Gerald Randall. He will integrate suggestions into the program application due by Sept 1 and envisions a district wide setup from a central station with a mobile unit for added services.
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Robert Lowther
Centennial School
Washington
Gerald Randall
Lawrence
Lowther
Randall
Hagerstown
Coaches to Be Assigned By Pro Soccer League
The U S National Professional Soccer League plans to assign coaches this week for several teams as it gears up for its first season next April in New York Boston Hartford Chicago Atlanta St Louis Los Angeles San Diego and Toronto. The league aims for FIFA accreditation and World Cup entry.
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NEW York
U.S
George Curtis
Philip Woosman
William Thompson
London
William Waddell
Glasgow
Helmut Bicek
Austria
Maxwell Wozniak
Los Angeles
Albert Tennant
Ronald Gray
Great Britain
Hector Marinaro
Toronto
Boston
Hartford
Rebirth of City Seen as Vital For U S Future
Detroit Mayor Jerome P. Cavanagh urged Congress to set aside at least 113 billion dollars over the next decade to fund the rebirth of American cities. He argued the effort must be a national commitment alongside foreign policy and infrastructure, with Mayors Lindsay and Yorty also testifying in the same Senate inquiry.
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Washington
Detroit
Jerome P. Cavanagh
Congress
Southeast Asia
Senate
Los Angeles
Samuel W. Yorty
Cavanagh
National League of Cities
U.S. Conference of Mayors
New York
John V. Lindsay
Lindsay
Yorty
Chicago
Richard J. Daley
Pelster elected chairman of Churchmen's Fellowship
William R. Pelster of St. Louis was chosen as chairman of the Churchmen's Fellowship of the United Church of Christ. The announcement comes from the annual meeting in St. Louis where members elected leadership for the group.
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ST. Louis, Mo
William R. Pelster
St. Louis
Churchmen’s Fellowship of the
United Church of Christ
Hospitals as Major U.S. Employers Reach One and a Half Million
About 1.5 million Americans work in hospitals, roughly one in fifty workers, making hospitals the fourth largest employer in the United States.
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United States
Arkansas Evolution Law Faces Challenge in Public Schools
Susan Epperson, a Little Rock Central High School teacher, leads a legal challenge to Arkansas's 38 year old anti evolution statute. The suit argues the law unduly restricts academic freedom and free speech in classrooms while supporters call for preservation of the law to regulate teaching beliefs. The case has reached the Arkansas Supreme Court after a May ruling striking the law.
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Little Rock
Ark
Susan Epperson
Arkansas Education Association
Forrest Rozzell
Association
Epperson
Little Rock Central High School
Murray Reed
Chancery Court
Arkansas Supreme Court
U.S. Supreme Court
Orval E. Faubus
Winthrop Rockefeller
Teachers’ Association
Eugene Warren
Teachers Association
Reed
Congress
Supreme Court
Arkansas
Bruce Bennett
Bennett
Little Rock School Board
Miss Wheatheart of the Nation Named Sherrie Murphy
Sherrie Murphy a Stratford high school senior aged 17 has been chosen Miss Wheatheart of the Nation. She will represent the wheat-growing industry at events and functions nationwide.
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Perryton
Tex
Sherrie Murphy
Stratford
U S S Constellation Docked in Baltimore Landmark
The U S S Constellation, now docked in Baltimore, stands as one of the nation’s more unusual historic landmarks. Launched in 1797, it was the first commissioned ship of the United States Navy.
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U.S.S. Constellation
Baltimore
Constellation
United States Navy
Argentine students clash with police over university autonomy
In Buenos Aires students protest government takeover of nine state universities as classes resume under control. Police used tear gas to disperse crowds of about 700 to 1,500 students, 45 were arrested. Dean Andres Santos faced occupation before police intervened. Rector Botet said five colleges will reopen later this week.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
University of
Juan Carlos Ongania
Rhedical
Andres Santos
Kansans Vote on Recent Issues in Congress
Washington AP reports Kansas lawmakers voted on several bills. Bank mortgage insurance for riot-torn areas passed 61 to 3. $900 million in loans for dorm construction described. Mass transit subsidies approved 296 to 127 for one year. highway safety bill passed 317 to 3.
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Washington
Kansas
Congress
Carlson
Pearson
Carlson and Pearson
D S. C
Defense Department
HOUSE
Ellsworth
Mize
Shriver
Dole
Skubitz
Water and Sewage Works School at Kansas University
About 90 people are expected to attend the 47th annual Water and Sewage Works School at Kansas University. The workshop opens at the Kansas Union with an informal lab in the new engineering building to study sewage treatment and plant control tests. Sponsors include the Kansas State Department of Health and KU Extension.KU professors Raymond C. Loehr and Walter J. O'Brien will speak.
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Kansas University
Kansas Union
Kansas State Department of Health
Kansas Section
American Water Works Association
Kansas Water Pollution Control Association
KU Extension
Raymond C. Loehr
Walter J. O’brien
Tick of Suit in Lawrence Divorce Petition
Petition filed in Douglas County District Court by Jerry Dean Lindsay against Clarerice Lindsay seeking divorce property settlement alimony custody and support for minor children costs attorney fees and other relief. Respondent must plead by September 28 1966 in Lawrence Kansas. Edw T Riling attorney for plaintiff.
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Lawrence
Kansas
Edw. T. Riling
Public Auction of Antique Household Goods in Eudora Kansas
A public sale on Saturday August 27 1966 at 1 p m lists antique household items from the late Carl F Lotz of Eudora Kansas including a walnut desk German books and a 1862 Bible with many other pieces. The 10 room house and 2% lots may also be auctioned if not sold prior. Mike Murph ree Realty & Auction Co handles the sale located at 11 East 7th Street Eudora Kans. Terms cash Not responsible for accidents. Ownership by Mr and Mrs John Miller. Sale company contact details provided.
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East 7Th St
Eudora
Kan
City Hall
Kansas
Carl F. Lotz
RCA
Detroit
Mike Murphree
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