Blue Monday Sparks Big Twinbill For Cardinals
The Cardinals beat the Pirates 5-4 and 12-5 in a doubleheader as Dick Groat Lou Brock Bill White Julian Javier and others led a 35-hit attack Brock homered twice and White added a three run shot in the nightcap White collected six hits and five RBI Javier had six hits and three RBI Pittsburgh misplayed seven runs with six errors and a passed ball The A's split with the White Sox and Kansas City edged Oakland 8-7 in the nightcap as Causey homered and had the game winning single The Cardinals return home to host Los Angeles and Sandy Koufax with Mile Cuellar earning his first major league win in relief
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Dick Groat
Lou Brock
Bill White
Julian Javier
George Alusik
Manny Jimenez
Wayne Causey
Groat
Brock
White
Javier
Cardinals
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Chicago
A's
Kansas City
Alusik
Dick Green
Causey
Bob Bailey
RBI
Mike Shannon
Mile Cuellar
Ken Boyer
White Sox
Charles
Jim Gentile
Jimenez
Green
Ken Harrelson
Diego Segui
Cleveland
Sam McDowell
Los Angeles
Sandy Koufax
Sharper Offense Is Chicago Bears Goal
The Chicago Bears open spring camp at St. Joseph's College in Indiana with offense to sharpen under George Halas. Rookies dominate early drills as other NFL teams begin camps. The Bears meet College All-Stars August 7 at Soldier Field as pre season action starts across leagues.
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George Halas
Bears
St. Joseph's College
Rensselaer
Ind
Halas
Soldier Field
Chicago
Los Angeles Rams
New York Giants
Dallas Cowboys
Cleveland Browns
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American Football League
New York Jets
Denver Broncos
Jets
Peekskill
N.Y
Broncos
Fort Collins
Colo
Bears-All Stars
Pittsburgh
AFL
Leaders American and National League Batting and Pitching
The season highlights list top hitters and pitchers by league. Oliva and Williams lead in batting with high averages and hits, while Killebrew and Mays anchor home runs and RBIs. pitching leaders include Bunker Noufaux and Drysdale with key strikeout totals.
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Associated Press
Oliva
Minnesota
Mantle
New York
Huns
Williams
Chicago
Clemente
Pittsburgh
Mays
San Francisco
Allen
Philadelphia
Anl
Santo
Boyer
St. Louis
Ate Mayo
Milwaukee
Great
Greek government denies plots to assassinate Papanadreou
The Greek government says it has no knowledge of a plot to assassinate Premier George Papanadreou. Athens papers reported the would-be assassin was arrested recently in Salonika while attempting to import a rifle.
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Athens
Greece
George Papandreou
Salonika
Teenagers Dominate National Clay Court National Spotlight
River Forest Ill AP report notes four 17 and under players advancing at the 54th National Clay Court Tennis Championships with Jean Danilovich Peaches Bartkowicz Patsy Rippy and Paulette Verzin among early leaders. Rain delays push 20 first round matches to today featuring top seed Chuck McKinley vs Frank LaMothe.
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River Forest, Ill
River Forest
Jean Danilovich
Jackson
Calif
Peaches Bartkowicz
Hamtramck
Mich
Patsy Rippy
Shawnee
Okla
Paulette Verzin
la Mesa
Peaches
Miss Verzin
Miss Rippy
Chuck McKinley
Frank LaMothe
South Viet Nam adopts Viet Cong tactics to target officials
South Vietnamese government squads strike at Viet Cong leaders in the Mekong Delta using stealth night raids and calling cards. Census teams probe villagers for complaints to locate extremists, while officials say terror campaigns may disrupt Viet Cong operations and force militants to sleep in new places.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Mekong River
U.S
KU Psychology Programs Renewed Aid Exceeds 120000
Two training programs at Kansas University receive renewal support from the U S Public Health Service totaling more than 120 000. Prof M Erik Wright directs a 75 022 grant for a 16 year old clinical psychology program with 12 of 80 students receiving stipends. Prof Anthony J Smith leads a 45 784 grant for eight trainees in a social psychology program in its seventh year, funding teaching and research as well.
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Kansas University
M. Erik Wright
Anthony J. Smith
United States Public Health Service
Goldwater Edges Toward Nomination Amid Convention Drama
The Arizona senator led with 784 votes on the AP tally as convention clashes over civil rights and leadership unfolded. Scranton urged moderation while denying letter involvement, as Denison Kitchel emerged as front‑runner for national chair. Hoovers’s eight‑point declaration and Eisenhower’s neutrality shaped a tense, faith‑driven GOP message.
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Platform Committee
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Scranton
Goldwater
Arizona
Associated Press
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James A. Rhodes
John Conmy
William E. Miller
New York
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Mark O. Hatfield
Oregon
Hatfield
Johnson
Bobby Baker
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Democrats
Washington
Baker
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Ku Klux Klan
Communist Party
Replay Sought For GOP Meet
Paul Zuber a New York attorney and former GOP presidential hopeful asked a federal court in San Francisco to declare the Republican National Convention unconstitutional and order a replay. He claims Southern delegations excluded Negroes and that some Northern states barred both races unless backing Barry Goldwater. He seeks review under the 14th Amendment equal protection and says the convention is quasi governmental. Zuber, active in desegregation suits, says he is not a civil rights group officer.
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New York
San Francisco
Paul Zuber
New Hampshire
Zuber
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Englewood
N.J
New Rochelle
N.Y
Six Districts Proposed for Sept. 8 Unification Plan
Jefferson County planning board prepares a six district school unification plan for September 8 voter approval. The plan, needing State Department of Public Instruction clearance, divides Varley Falls Nortonville Winchester Meriden Rock Creek Oskaloosa Ozankie McLouth and Perry into three sub districts each. two members per sub district will be elected district wide.
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Jefferson County Planning Board
State Department of Public Instruction
Varley Falls
Nortonville
Winchester
Meriden-Rock Creek
Oskaloosa- Ozankie
McLouth
Perry
Cyprus Back Roads Define a Mile by Donkey's Hour
On Cyprus back roads a mile is defined as the distance a donkey can travel in one hour. The saying reflects rural pacing and traditional units in local life.
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Cyprus
Bombs and torches ignite race battle across the South
The piece tracks seven years of racially charged arson and bombs targeting churches ministers homes and schools from 1957 to 1963. It notes major incidents in Montgomery Birmingham and rural Mississippi with no fatalities until the 1963 church bombing in Birmingham. It cites multiple acquittals and limited convictions amid desegregation tensions.
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Atlanta
South
Montgomery
Ala
Birmingham
16Th Street Baptist
Mississippi
Kingston
Miss
Philadelphia
Georgia
South Georgia
Lawrence FFA Members Travel to Missouri Camp
Jayhawk FFA members and sponsors depart Monday for the Missouri State FFA Camp at Camp Rising Sun near the Lake of the Ozarks. The ninth-year attendees from Lawrence High School include seniors Gary Bartz Larry Morgan Mike Murray Ken OConnor Bob Skeet and others with head sponsor Roy Cropp and teacher Stanley Larson.
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Jayhawk Ffa
Camp Rising Sun
Lake of the Ozarks
Bagnell Dam
Lawrence High School
Missouri
Kansas
Douglas County
Gary Bartz
Larry Morgan
Mike Murray
Ken O'Connor
Bob Skeet
Edward Buchanan
Eldon
Stanley Flory
Larry Mages
Jim Miller
Glen Richardson
Joe Yaussi
Roy Cropp
Stanley Larson
Tom Sawyer Is Family Fun And Rydell Is Progressing
A Kansas City Starlight Theatre opening night drew 8 200 plus 1 500 boys from Optimist Clubs for Tom Sawyer. Bobby Rydell stars as Tom with Huck Finn by Martin Ross, Becky by Judith McCauley, in a lively, well staged musical adaptation praised for energy and appeal to all ages. Ginger Rogers will follow with Tovarich from July 20 to August 2.
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Kansas City
Tom-Huck- Becky
Hannibal
Mark Twain
Bobby Rydell
Huck Finn
Martin Ross
Ross
Rydell
Judith McCauley
Becky
Tom
Ginger Rogers
Tovarich
Three U S Officers Killed in Viet Nam Ambush on Route 13
U S Army reports Maj Joseph Burkett of Texas and Capt Billy Hatfield of North Carolina and Capt Richard Sroka of Colorado were among three officers killed on Route 13 45 miles north of Saigon in a Viet Cong ambush. A U S enlisted man and 21 government troops wounded in the attack on a 16 vehicle convoy. The incident raises the toll on Route 13 known for similar ambushes.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Washington
Viet Nam
Joseph W. Burkett
Stephenville
Tex
Billy T. Hatfield
Fayetteville
N.C
Richard M. Sroka
Pueblo
Colo
Local Rest Home Sells to Moline Home Inc
The Florida Avenue Rest Home at 345 Fla sold to Moline Home Inc. Grace and Velma Moline and Mr. and Mrs. Warren Moline become new operators. The Moline family, siblings, previously ran an eight-patient home at 301 Miss. St since 1962. They moved from Kansas City to manage the Florida Avenue facility.
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Florida Avenue
Fla
Moline Home Inc
Grace
Velma Moline
Warren Moline
Ethel Moline
Woodwind Group In Concert at Mt Oread
The University Woodwind Quintet performs at 8 tonight in Swarthout Recital Hall with members John Boulton flute John McElowney oboe Dale Bartlett French horn Don Scheid clarinet and Austin Ledwith bassoon Assisting are Richard Angieletti Kay Bethea piano and Karel Blaas violin The program features Poulenc Lefebvre Ibert Uhl Thuille and Bozza works.
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University
Swarthout Recital Hall
John Boulton
John McElowney
Dale Bartlett
Don Scheid
Austin Ledwith
Richard Angeletti
Kay Bethea
Karel Blaas
Poulenc
Lefebvre
Ibert
U S Nuclear Disarmament Plan Rejected by Soviets
In Geneva the Soviet Union again rejected the U S proposal for gradual nuclear disarmament. Soviet Delegate Simeon K Tsarapkin said the American concept is unacceptable to Russia and cannot serve as a negotiating basis.
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Geneva
Soviet Union
U.S
Simeon K. Tsarapkin
Russia
Local Student Honored at KU Education School
Roxana Rose Kanzig, a junior at Kansas University and daughter of Mr and Mrs John C Kanzig Route 2 Eudora, is named on the spring semester honor roll of the KU School of Education.
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Roxana Rose Kanzig
Kansas University
John C. Kanzig
Eudora
KU School of Education
Probe Gains As Body Is Found Near Old River
federal state and local investigators probe a muddy Mississippi offshoot after two bodies were recovered along Old River. The first torso was identified as a former student from Alcorn A&M College and tied with rope. the second body, believed to be Henry Dees, surfaced on the Mississippi side of the channel.
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Tallulah
Mississippi River
Old River
Louisiana
University of Mississippi Medical Center
Jackson
Miss
All Negro Alcorn A&m College
Lorman
Philadelphia
Charles Moore
Meadville
Henry Dees
Madison Parish
W. M. Seaman
Mississippi
Scranton amendment on nuclear weapons reaffirms civilian control
Widerite rejects any plank on extremism and Scranton strategists consider removing John Birch Society reference. The Scranton amendment targets Goldwater's view on limited use of tac tical atomic weapons by NATO commanders, reaffirming civilian control and presidential sole authority to use nuclear arms under current law.
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John Birch Society
Goldwater
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
America
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