Kennedy bid for Polish initiative wins party approval
In Warsaw Poland AP Robert F Kennedy's bid to push a Polish led effort to improve U.S. Soviet relations won approval Sunday from Trybunaluda the Polish Communist party newspaper It praised Kennedy for building bridges between nations but criticized him for lateness to appointments with Polish leaders and for addressing crowds from car rooftops
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Warsaw
Poland
Robert F. Kennedy
Polish Communist Party
Trybunaluda
Kennedy
Patterson Eyes Liston Return After Machen Win
Floyd Patterson, ex world heavyweight champion, pursued another shot at Sonny Liston after decisively outpointing Eddie Machen in a 12 round bout in Stockholm before 40,000. Patterson, 29, used his peekaboo guard and fast flurries to dominate, with Machen briefly ahead in the seventh and Patterson knocked down without counted slips in the 10th and 11th. Blood stained the ring area as Patterson asserted his resolve for a Liston rematch following Liston’s earlier KO losses to Patterson and Liston’s Miami Beach title win earlier.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Floyd Patterson
Sonny Liston
Eddie Machen
Raasunda
Liston
Patterson
Chicago
Floyd
Las Vegas
Cassius Clay
Miami Beach
New York
Machen
Redding
Calif
Santo Amanti
Patterson Beats Machen In Nine Rounds Thriller
Teddy Waltham scores Patterson nine rounds to one with two even by AP. Patterson, weighing 193, celebrates at a nightclub party after the bout while Machen weighs 199 and keeps his guard low at close quarters, ending with a bruised left eye.
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Machen
Patterson
Floyd
Teddy Waltham
Associated Press
Waltham
Prison umpire vanishes after softball loss
South Bend police seek Raymond F. Johns, 40, Kokomo, who walked away after umpiring a doubleheader at Potawatomi Park. He was in a blue prison uniform and is believed connected to a stolen 1963 station wagon. The Indiana State Prison softball team lost 2-0 and 12-0.
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South Bend
Ind
Indiana
Raymond F. Johns
Kokomo
Young
Potowatomi Park
Johns
Milwaukee Eyes Prospect of Braves Leaving City
Milwaukee County executive John Doyne warned the city must prepare to seek another baseball team if the Milwaukee Braves move to Atlanta. He named Cleveland and Cincinnati as likely targets and urged the city to act quickly, while Braves officials denied any vote or plan.
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John Doyne
Milwaukee Braves
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Braves
Atlanta
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Black Sox
William Bartholomay
The
Board of Directors
Mustangs girls lose in tourney after bus equipment theft
In Indianapolis, the Nashville Tennessee girls softball team faced defeat in a double elimination Midwest Girls Softball Tournament after more than $100 in gear was stolen from their bus. The team borrowed equipment from Adrian Michigan and were eliminated by Southeastern Lumber Co. of Indianapolis.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Nashville
Boxing results roundup from several cities
The Associated Press reports last night’s boxing results with several light and middleweight bouts across Kingston Jamaica Ceccano Italy and Brindisi Italy. Floyd Patterson from New York out pointed Eddie Machen from Red ding California by 12 rounds. Cy Hayles of Jamaica out pointed Paulie Armstead of Los Angeles by 10 rounds. Salvatore Burrini of Italy knocked out Angel Campos Chinea of Canary Islands in three. Shu Kang il of South Korea outpointed Takeru Yoshimoto of Japan in Tokyo by 10 rounds. Tommaso Trappi of Italy outpointed Rube Orrico of Uruguay in Brindisi by eight rounds.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Floyd Patterson
New York
Eddie Machen
Redding
Calif
Kingston
Jamaica
Percy Hayles
Paulie Armstead
Los Angeles
Ceccano
Italy
Salvatore Burrini
Angel Campos Chinea
Canary Isands
Tokyo
Shu Kang-il
South Korea
Taketeru Yoshimoto
Japan
U S Track Squad Gears Up For Olympics In Seoul Trials
U S coach Bob Giegengack praises progress as Ralph Boston and Hayes Jones headline two Olympic trials at Randall's Island. Final trials set for September 12 13 in Los Angeles with five more Americans qualifying and wind affecting records.
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Tokyo
Ralph Boston
Hayes Jones
Randall’s Island
Los Angeles
Boston
Jones
Race Driver in Critical Condition After Garnett Crash
Graham Shaw, 27, of Columbia South Carolina remains in critical condition at St Luke's Hospital after a Garnett Kansas Grand Prix practice crash. His car rolled several times after missing a turn. He has collapsed lungs multiple rib fractures three fractured vertebrae and internal injuries but is conscious. U.S. citizens must obtain special permission and meet requirements including a valid passport to visit the Pacific Islands Trust Territories.
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Kansas City
Graham Shaw
Columbia
S.C
Garnett
Kaw
St. Luke’s Hospital
U.S
Pacific Islands Trust Territories
Five Coast Guard crew killed in Alaska plane crash
All five crewmen aboard a Coast Guard Albatross search plane died when it crashed into a mountain near Annette Island in Alaska. The wreckage lay in woods 2,000 feet above the Pacific, 200 feet below Gravina Island’s crest. The crew included Lt. Joseph N. Andrassy, Lt. Robert A. Perchard, Harry W. Olson, Donald C. Malena, and Edward D. Krajniak, as search efforts continued the night of the incident.
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Ketchikan
Alaska
Coast Guard
Annette Island
Pacific Ocean
Dall Head
Gravina Island
Albatross
Annette Air Station
Joseph N. Andrassy
Port Angeles
Wash
J.g
Robert A. Perchard
Westwood
Mass
Harry W. Olson
Cheyenne
Barriers Fade as Negroes Enter City Hotels and Theater
In Jackson Mississippi on a Sunday officers and NAACP officials completed two new color barrier milestones. Negro guests registered at three downtown hotels and a motor hotel while a white movie theater admitted patrons. officials describe a peaceful, closely watched desegregation in the Deep South with several NAACP leaders present. Four unidentified Negro youths attended the show, and detectives monitored the registrations as staff escorted guests to rooms. The scene drew little notice from other guests.
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Jackson, Miss
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Naacp National Board of Directors
NAACP
Sun-N-Sand
Science Shrinks Piles Without Surgery With Preparation H
New healing substance Bio-Dyne discovered by a world famous institute shrinks hemorrhoids, stops itching, and relieves pain without surgery. Case after case shows shrinkage while easing discomfort. Available as suppository or ointment under the name Preparation H at drug counters.
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New York, N. Y
Third Kinne Trial Ends Hung Jury in Kansas City
In Kansas City AP reports the third Sharon Kinne trial on her husband’s murder ended with a hung jury after nearly 24 hours of deliberation. The state plans a September re-trial while she remains free on 25,000 bond.
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Kansas City
Sharon Kinne
Donald L. Mason
Missouri Supreme Court
Social News From Reno Area Dinner and Visit Notes
Reno community members hosted and visited relatives and friends across Kansas and Missouri. Names include Gilliland, Baker, Hemphill, Higginbotham, Hook, Waln, Coffelt, Schmidt, Scholastica, Pearson, Pearson, Vaughn, Strong, Baird, Wedel, Williams, Goos, and Denholm among others. Attendees traveled between Lawrence, Wellsville, Ottawa, Atchison, Pomona, and Reno with church and 4 H camp activities noted.
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Floyd Gilliland
James Baker
John Gilliland
Jack Gilliland
Kansas City
Chester Hemphill
Connie Garden
Lawrence
Lawrence Peet
Kan
George Bollin
Linda
Paul
Grace Coleman
Ira Higginbotham
Donna
Lee Hook
Marvin Waln
Wellsville
Geneva
John Waln
Frank Michelet
Cleve Vaughn
Fred Kelsall
Charles Strong
C. L. DeHoff
Bill Garrett
Lester Mills
Lansing
Roy Baird
Elenora Liberty
Liberia
Africa
Reno
M.Y.F
Lawrence Grove
Boise
Ida
Elsie Petrie
C. K. Harbour
Oskaloosa
B. J. Wedel
Gerald Wedel
Jean Williams
Jim Williams
Donnita Goos
Linda Denholm
Lorryn Seelbinder
Gordon Hubert
Rock Springs
Vinland Social Guests and Travelling News Brief
VINLAND residents and guests are listed from a week of visits and travel. Mrs Minnie Randel hosted Crilla Snow Fern Sherman Jennie Limberger and Virgil Sprugeon of Kansas City. Mr and Mrs Woodrow Sturdy entertained David Sturdy Kathy Ronnie and Martin Holcom. Mrs David Sturdy and children and Phylis Wortman visited Nevada Mo. Webb Fenton visits Colorado. guests include John, Grace Stevens and Winifred. Mrs Leonard Rockhold ill with measles. Joe Hoskinson and western Kansas visitors toured Wales.
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Minnie Randel
Crilla Snow
Fern Sherman
Jennie Limberger
Virgil Sprugeon
Kansas City
Woodrow Sturdy
David Sturdy
Kathy
Ronnie
Brook St
Lawrence
Martin Holcom
Phylis Wortman
Nevada
Webb Fenton
Colorado
John
Logan
Grace Stevens
Winifred
Durango
Colo
Leonard Rockhold
Joe Hoskinson
Kansas
Wales
Arinease Fexaco Serv Tune-Up and Brake Service
Arinease Fexaco offers tune-up brake service muffler and tailpipe work wheel balancing aligning generator and starter service and road service with pickup and delivery available from the Mississippi area.
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