Koufax Shuts Out Giants For 21st Win Of Season
Sandy Koufax pitched a four-hitter for his 21st victory as the Dodgers defeated the San Francisco Giants 4-0, moving within 1 game of first place. Bob Bolin struck out five Dodgers to start but walked six, and Los Angeles capitalized with timely hitting in the eighth inning. Clemente highlighted Pittsburgh’s 7-4 win over St Louis with three singles and a double.
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Koufax
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Giants
Pittsburgh Pirates
St. Louis
Dodgers
Bolin
Dodger
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Atlanta
New York
Houston
Chicago
Baltimore
Boston
Detroit
Minnesota
Washington
Cleveland
California
Kansas City
Wes Parker
Ron Fairly
Jim Lefebvre
John Roseboro
Lou Johnson
Roberto Clemente
Pittsburgh
Gene Alley
Jim Pagliaroni
Pirates
Charlie Smith
Joe Torre
Hank Aaron
Braves
Ken Johnson
Ed Kranepool
Torre
Aaron
Bob Aspromonte
John Bateman
Billy Williams
Ron Santo
Cubs
Kansas Fishing Report Highlights by County and Lake
The Kansas Forestry, Fish and Game Commission reports weekly conditions across reservoirs and lakes. Highlights include clear to high or murky waters with varying prospects for bass bluegill crappie Channel catfish walleye bullheads and sunfish at many locations such as Pomona John Redmond Kanopolis Webster and Lake Shawnee.
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Council Grove
Pomona
John Redmond
Kall River
Toronto
Kanapolis
Wilson
Kirwin
Webster
Osage
Shawnee
Douglas
Woodson
Bourbon County
Atchison County
Brown County
Leavenworth
Wyandotte
Lake Shawnee
Kansas
Lone Star
Ants as Ancient City Dwellers
Ants are described as the oldest urban dwellers with miniature civilizations dating back over 80 million years, far preceding human urban development. The text contrasts human civilization at about 7,000 years with ant societies that thrived long before.
Dirksen's Showy Push Fails on Wage Bill Amendment
Senate Republican Leader Everett Dirksen staged a demonstration to argue the minimum wage bill harms small business. He proposed reducing coverage by 967,000 workers, but the amendment failed 41 to 41 in a tied vote.
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Washington
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Dirksen
Labor Department
Capitol
Niagara Falls
Jayne Mansfield
Throckmorton to Step Down as State Education Chief
Adel F. Throckmorton will resign as state superintendent of public instruction on Wednesday to qualify for retirement benefits on September 1. He is 73 and has led the department for almost 18 years, with plans to move to Wichita. Gov. Avery will appoint a successor to serve the unexpired term.
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Topeka
Adel F. Throckmorton
William H. Avery
Throckmorton
W. C. Kampschroeder
Southwestern College At
Winfield
University of Kansas
The
Clearwater News
Pentagon defends Vietnam notification method
The Pentagon defends its system for informing families of missing or captured servicemen in Viet Nam while admitting occasional slip-ups. The Defense Department says such errors should not obscure that the program is good and families will continue to receive compassionate attention. The department also says it maintains a continuing interest in casualties related matters in Viet Nam.
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Washington
Pentagon
Viet Nam
Defense Department
Department
Notice of Hearing Petition to Sell Real Estate
In the Douglas County Probate Court a petition by First National Bank Lawrence as Conservator of J S Daniels Estate seeks authority to sell two parcels in Lawrence. The sale requires private sale for not less than three fourths of appraised value with merchantable title, defenses due by Sept 8 1966, 10:30 a.m. in Lawrence. Forest A. Jackson is attorney for petitioner.
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Lawrence
Kansas
Iinet
Lawrence Ally Journal-World
Douglas County
Daniele
State of
First National Bank
J. S. Daniels
Kansas Town
Ohio Street
City of
Fairgrounds
Purc
Forrest A. Jackson
Senate Passes Minimum Wage Bill in Congress Clash
The Senate approved a minimum wage bill 51 to 57 to raise base pay to 1.60 an hour and extend coverage to about seven million workers. Conferees will reconcile with the House version, which passed 303 to 93 last May 26, with a Feb 1 1968 effective date under consideration.
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Washington
Senate
House
Johnson
Afl-Cio
Napalm Mishap Costs More Than First Report
In Saigon a mishap by American jets dropped two napalm canisters on a U S infantry company during close combat with Viet Cong. More than twenty soldiers were killed and many wounded north of Saigon. First Infantry Division troops replaced the company to pursue the elusive Viet Cong battalion. Sniper fire eased as patrols moved through dense undergrowth.
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Saigon
U.S
1St Infantry Division
1St Division
Russians Protest Chinese Conduct in Moscow Embassy Row
The Soviet Union lodged an emphatic protest with Red China's Embassy in Moscow over Chinese provocations outside the Soviet Embassy in Peking and demanded protection for Soviet diplomats. Tass cited stone throwing at a Soviet official in Peking and a crowd stopping a Soviet Embassy car, blocking a diplomat from an official event.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Red
China
Peking
Tass
Foreign Ministry
Stocks Plunge For New Low In Week Losses
New York stocks sank to new lows with the Dow Jones Industrial Average near 780, the AP index at 280.1, and volume rising to over 40 million shares. The market faced worries over money, Viet Nam, inflation, profits, and potential devaluation.
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New York
Viet Nam
Dow
Associated Press
Dow Industrials
Canada Trainless With No Action Yet on Railroads
Ottawa reports a trainless weekend as Parliament planned a special session Monday to address a nationwide rail strike. Unions cited wage demands while industry officials warned of layoffs and higher prices. stockpiles held in mining and newsprint sectors. Buses and planes replaced rail routes for 70,000 daily riders.
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Ottawa
U. S
International Nickel Co. of Canada Ltd
Canada
Canadian National Railways
Canadian Pacific
John R. Nicholson
U.S
Governor Grants Full Pardon for Deportation Risk
Gov. William H. Avery pardons 53-year-old Higenio Manuel Hernandez of Ottawa Kansas to avert deportation to Mexico. Hernandez, a Mexican national born in 1913, pleaded 1930 marijuana possession after his railroad-family home was searched. he claimed responsibility to shield his father. The pardon followed Hernandez stating he never pursued U.S. citizenship due to illiteracy and after he disclosed the conviction in a passport application.
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Topeka
William H. Avery
Ottawa, Kan
Mexico
Higenio Manuel Hernandez
U. S
Avery
Hernandez
Ottawa
U. S. Immigration Service
End Near for Publishing Hall Strike in New World Journal Tribune
After a 126 day walkout, tentative contract terms were reached between the News Guild and the merged World Journal Tribune. Union President William J. Kennedy will seek member approval, with possible resumption of publication by Sept. 6 if ratified.
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NEW York
New World Journal
Tribune
William J. Kennedy
Thomas J. Murphy
New York Newspaper Guild
Journal-American
World Telegram & Sun
The
Herald Tribune
New York Times
Daily News
World Journal Tribune
Matt Meyer
De Gaulle Arrives in Addis Ababa Amid Rioting Displays
French President Charles de Gaulle lands in Addis Ababa after a stop in Djibouti French Somaliland. Rioting between independence protesters and French troops marked the visit as Emperor Haile Selassie met the leader at the airport.
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Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
Charles de Gaulle
Djibouti
French Somaliland
Haile Selassie
Two Unbeaten Teams Remain in NBC Meet
In Wichita, Burek Calif and Minneapolis are the only undefeated squads with 4-0 records in the National Baseball Congress Tournament. They face tonight, while Lubbock vs Batesville and West Point vs Enid play in the losers’ bracket, each with 3-1 records and elimination possible. Wichita Dreamliners and Boulder are 4-1 and idle.
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Wichita, Kan
Burek Calif
Minneapolis, Minn
National Baseball Congress
Lubbock Tex
Batesville
Ark
West Point
Miss
Enid
Okla
Wichita Dreamliners
Boulder
Colo
Public Legal Notices from Douglas County Estate Proceedings
Notices of appointment and hearings for estates of Helen Harding and Gertrude Owens in Douglas County Kansas. Administrators named and deadlines state nine months for creditor claims and September 15 1966 hearing date. Attorneys listed for administrator and state welfare department rep. Published August 13 1966 in Lawrence Daily Journal World.
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Douglas County
Kansas
Helen Harding
Probate
Robert BK. Oyter
Oyter & Paddock Attorneys
State of Kansas
Notice of Final Settlement in Edna F. Young Estate
In the Probate Court of Douglas County Kansas a petition for final settlement has been filed by Robert H. Lockwood Executor of Edna F Young deceased. The hearing for final accounting heirs and legal heirs determination and distribution of assets is set for September 20 1966 at 11 30 a m in the Courthouse Lawrence Kansas. If not responded judgment will be entered. Forrest A Jackson Attorney.
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Douglas County
Kansas
Gertrude Owens
State of Kansas
State Department of Social Welfare of
Lawrence
Kirkpatrick
State of
Robert H. Wockwood
Edna F. Young
Robert H. Lockwood
Forrest A. Jackson
Public Auction Near Lawrence for Household Items
Public sale to be held Saturday August 27 starting at p.m. at 1308 Rhode Island Lawrence featuring a wide array of furniture appliances and household goods from two owners. Terms cash. Not responsible for accidents. Sold by Hays Brothers Auction Service Harold and Mel Hays auctioneers.
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Rhode Iseland
Lawrence
Elec
Montgomery Ward
Smith-Corone
Mra
C. Moreris
Maxine Norfleet
Hays Brothers Auction Service
Harold &Mel Hays
Holstein Herd Sale in Kansas at Franklin County Farm
August 30 1966 sale at Franklin County Sales Co one mile north of Ottawa on Highway 59 begins 12:30 pm. 65 Holsteins with high production in DHI LA program. Rolling average 12729 pounds milk 485 pounds butterfat from 41 cows. some later records up to 17280 pounds in 305 days. Lots include heavy springers and production cows. some sired by ABS bulls. Health certificates available sale day. Inspect at farm 243 miles north of Baldwin Jct 14 miles north 144 miles east. Terms cash. Not responsible for accidents. Sellers Mrs Paul Ulrich & Sons.
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Franklin County Sales Co
Ottawa
Kansas
D.H.I.A
D.h.ila
A.B.S
Baldwin Junction
Paul Ulrich
Merle Burgess
Franklin County Salez Co
Local Ads Promote Shoes Repair and Home Listings
Worn shoes repaired at 107 E 8th Street Walnut vendors offer handmade items including book racks and carved brackets. Furniture, lamps, a Singer portable, lawn items, and art objects plus a DeSoto rental and Holmes Peck Brown home sale with low taxes and financing options. Contact numbers provided.
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Th Street
E. 8Th Street
Singer
Stratford Park
South Side
DeSoto
Bus
Holmes, Peck & Brown, Inc
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