Clouts by Mays Musial Pace NL To 7 3 Victory
Willie Mays and Stan Musial hit home runs as the National League defeated the American League 7 to 3 in the 23rd All Star game at Griffith Stadium. Ted Williams and an injured Mickey Mantle homered for the Americans as 28,843 fans watched. The NL extended its Classic lead to 13 10 though the AL held the overall edge in All Star history.
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Willie Mays
Stan Musial
American League Today
Griffith Stadium
Ted Williams
Mickey Mantle
Americans
Nationals
Yast
Friend Sharp
Pittsburgh
Bob Friend
Mays, Mantle Lead All-Star Showdown In 1956 Classic
The 1956 Major League Baseball All Star game featured a standout blast from Mel Otts era star Willie Mays who paces the National and Instigates a three run burst for the American side. Mantle homers after Williams delivers Boyer and Mays score as Musial sets a new All Star homer record. Spahn relieves as Williams and Mantle power the eighth inning surge.
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Williams
Mantle
Nelson Fox
Warren Spahn
Milwaukee Braves
Mays
Ken Boyer
St. Louis Cardinals
Musial
Boyer
Kansas Traffic Deaths To Date 1956 Reported
State Accident Records Section lists traffic fatalities for 24 hours and year-to-date figures. To date in 1956 totals 314, compared with 292 in the same period of 1955.
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Topeka
Kansas
Knowland Confirms Eisenhower Plan To Seek Second Term
Senator Knowland announced at Gettysburg that President Eisenhower will run again. Hagerty stood by as Knowland said Eisenhower is in better shape than after his Feb 29 notice. Nixon is expected to run if asked, and Eisenhower appeared at a Capitol press session after a hospital stay. The talk followed Eisenhower’s Denver heart attack and Walter Reed recovery.
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Two Men Face Prison Over N Y C Kidnap Hoax
A longshoreman and a railroad clerk in Queens are convicted of tormenting Mrs. Beatrice Weinberger with a false kidnap claim. They face up to 25 years in prison at arraignment in Ridgewood Felony Court. The FBI plans to join the case as the search for 5 week old Peter Weinberger continues.
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Ridgewood
Queens
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Weinberger
FBI
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Jackson Heights
Gordon T. Rowell
Sunnyside
Giebler
Raymond V. Martin
Pike Employee Pinioned Between Trucks in Accident
Billy Lee Roberts, 25, Route 5, was pinned between a cement mixer and a water truck just east of Fisher bridge. Suffering bruises on both legs, he was taken to Lawrence Memoria Hospital in good condition. The sheriff’s office cited the water truck’s impact as the cause.
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Lawrence Memoria Hospital
Billy Lee Roberts
Route 5
Roberts
Fisher Bridge
Eisenhower Backs Fifteen Legislative Proposals
President Eisenhower today announced fifteen legislative proposals headed by foreign aid funds and school construction. The White House listed the measures as top items for the coming session.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Forceien
Passenger Killed On A Canadian Airliner
A Trans-Canada Vickers Viscount suffered a propeller detachment at 8 000 feet over Michigan. One blade pierced the cabin, killing a woman passenger Mrs Robert J Lippert 31 of Hanover Ontario and injuring 10 others. The plane diverted to Windsor Airport for an emergency two engine landing.
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Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Minn
Hanover
Ont
Quake Toll Soars as Thira Island Struck in Aegean
Greek crews search rubble on Thira for 20 missing after yesterday’s quakes and tides that killed 42 and left 51 injured. Most victims were women and children on Santorini, with five injured on Amorgos. Early death toll reports revised. 257 tremors logged by Athens Observatory as the region faced ongoing shocks.
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Thira
Santorini
Amorgos
Tos
Athens Observatory
Cyclades
Benson Picks Ames Iowa State for New Animal Lab
Secretary Benson selected Iowa State College at Ames as the site for the government’s $18 million animal disease laboratory. The decision follows a report by the Livestock Industry Advisory Committee, with other sites in consideration including Madison Wisconsin and Fort Collins Colorado.
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College Station
Tex
Fort Collins
Colo
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Tennessee Leader Clement Democrats Choice for Keynoter
CHICAGO Gov. Frank G. Clement of Tennessee was chosen to keynote the Democratic National Convention opening night in Chicago on Aug. 13. The 36 year old governor, viewed as friendly to Adlai E. Stevenson, was selected by the Convention Arrangements Committee after a three hour meeting. Butler said the 13 committee members discussed 17 to 13 possible choices and made a well considered decision. Clement said he would do his best to represent the party and the American people. He has expressed friendliness toward Stevenson, calling him the greatest candidate ever denied the presidency.
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Chicago
Frank G. Clement
Tennessee
Adlai E. Stevenson
Clement
Paul M. Butler
Butler
Democratic Party
Nashville
Ward Stevenson
Stevenson
United States
Downtown Lawrence sees 60 degree low then 90 degree surge
Temperatures in downtown Lawrence fell to 60 degrees this morning, a record low for the date, then climbed to 90 by 2 p.m. This marks a sharp swing from Friday's cool high, with cooler morning readings since June 4. Forecast calls for 60s again Wednesday morning and near 90 in the afternoon with no rainfall expected.
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Mercury
Dodge City M rs Lester Luther 67 dies in hospital
Mrs Lester Luther of Dodge City, 67, widow of a former U S district attorney, died today in a hospital from a heart ailment.
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Lester Luther
U. S
Water ski group doubles down on Lone Star Lake clash
Larry Lawrence reports LACal Water SKN enthusiasts defend their use of Lone Star Lake amid opposition. They insist only strong motors can tow skiers, implying no risk of being stranded without a paddle as the dispute continues.
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Lone Star Lake
Ski Tryout Delayed In Lone Star Mixup
The Lawrence Aqua Club votes to postpone a planned water skiing trial on Lone Star Lake amid a dispute with fishermen over motor size and lake use. Officials cite ongoing misunderstandings with Douglas County Commissioners and promise to wait for regulator-approved conditions before rescheduling.
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Don Wetzel
Journal-World
Wetzel
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Kaw
Brink's suspect dies in Norfolk prison hospital cell
Stanley A. Gusciora, 36, Brink's robbery suspect, died in his prison hospital cell last night while claiming innocence. Authorities said he appeared to die of natural causes on the eve of his scheduled trial with related prison officials stating no foul play was suspected.
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Mass
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Stock Market Up On the Decision
The market rose on President Eisenhower's reaffirmation of his position as the session began. Industrial issues led gains with steels and motors advancing. volume was light, about 3 million shares, and trading remained quiet with most leaders up fractions to a few points. Bethlehem Steel, U S Steel, and Youngstown showed notable gains while rail stocks lagged.
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Powder Puff Derby Entries Due At Flint City Airport
Thirty two women pilots entered the Powder Puff Derby, with Flint City Airport awaiting the field finish time of 6 p.m. local. Entries reaching the deadline from San California, California will be disqualified if not on site by the designated cutoff.
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Mich
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Flint Wa P.m
Khrushchev Accused of Drunken Tirade at Moscow Gala
Two British papers report Nikita Khrushchev and Premier Tulganin drank at a June 24 banquet celebrating Red Air Force Day. They claim Khrushchev insulted nearly every guest as Western diplomats and envoys observed. British Foreign Office and other officials call reports exaggerated.
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Nigel Birch
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Tulganin
Immense School Budget Okayed For Publication
The Lawrence Board of Education approved a 1956 57 budget of 1 135 275 to cover rising costs with a 12 month plan and a 28 78 mill tax levy. The budget includes average teacher raises and higher salaries for staff while federal funds drop.
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Journal-World
Lawrence
Junio H Igh
Supr
Willian’ D. Wolfe
Wolfe
Suny Flower
Billa
Phoard
W. E. Welborn
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City School
Kansas
Real Estate Ad From Andy Hess in VI 3 3457
Classified weather is not specified. The item lists Andy Hess Real Estate with a VI number 3 3457, likely an internal contact code for property listings. No location, date, or property details are provided in readable text.
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