Ex Olympians urge cooperative bid between AAU and NCAA USTFF
Three Olympic gold medalists Jesse Owens Bob Richards and Bobby Morrow along with Randy Matson call for a joint AAU NCAA USTFF committee to oversee track and field competition sanctioning standards and international team selections in a bid to resolve amateur sports disputes.
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New York
Amateur Athletic Union
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Track and Field
Jesse Owens
Bob Richards
Bobby Morrow
Randy Matson
Texas A&m
Owens
NCAA
AAU
Ustff-Ncaa
Richards
Morrow
Young Gal Pros Are Setting a Fast Pace
Chicago AP reports the $9,000 Women's Western Golf Open sees three young pros leading at halfway. Sue Maxwell shot 72 to 145 total, two strokes ahead. Sandra Haynie 149. Judy Torluemke 150. Margie Masters and Carol Mann at 150, Kathy Whitworth 156, top amateur Carol Sorenson at 154.
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Chicago
Sue Maxwell
Tulsa
Beverly Country Club
Sandra Haynie
Longview
Tex
Judy Torluemke
North Key Largo
Fla
Australia
Margie Masters
Margie
Carol Mann
Mickey Wright
Kathy Whitworth
Carol Sorenson
Janesville
Wis
Drysdale 11th win as Dodgers edge Yankees with homer
Don Drysdale of the Dodgers became the first pitcher to win 11 games, beating the Yankees 2-1 with a game winning homer after four hits. Jimmie Hall of the Twins drove in the decisive runs as Minnesota swept Detroit 5-4 in 10 innings and then a 12th inning triple capped a 4th game win.
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Don Drysdale
Dodgers
New York
Jimmie Hall
Twins
Minnesota
Detroit
Dennis Faces Medalist Colbert In Amateur Quarterfinals
Kansas City AP report details the Kansas Men's Amateur at Milburn Country Club as Dave Dennis of Independence advances to the quarterfinals. He faces John Ward Jr in a later match after Ward eliminated 1963 champion Duke Evans 1-up. Other round results include Jim Colbert Jr vs John Hanna and Rod Horn vs Ron Schedemann as Grier Jones and John Windness also win in earlier rounds.
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Kansas City
Dave Dennis
Independence
Kansas
Milburn Country Club
Dennis
John Ward, Jr
Duke Evans
Wichita
Ward
Evans
Mike Krone
Lawrence
Jim Colbert Jr
John Hanna
Rod Horn
Ron Schedemann
Manhattan
Grier Jones
John Windness
Colbert
Jim Hardy
Hutchinson
Hanna
Bill Anderson
Topeka
Horn
John Begert
Schedemann
Tom Watson
Jones
Red Hogan
Windness
Steve Foulston
Metz captures second straight NAIA golf crown
Craig Metz son of former touring pro Dick Metz leads East Texas State to a one point win in four day NAIA action in Rockford Illinois. Metz shot 72 70 69 71 for 262 four under par and five strokes ahead of runner up Don Iverson Wisconsin State. East Texas State edged Eastern New Mexico 1201 to 1202 based on low four scores.
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Rockford
Ill
Craig Metz
Metz
Dick Metz
East Texas
Don Iverson
Wisconsin State
East Texas State
New Mexico
Leon Anderson
Bill McDonald
Washburn
Kan
R.J. Smiley
Fort Hays
McDonald
Military Posture of U S Cited as Reason for Alarm
A BRIG GEN writes that university critics over Viet Nam ignore the White House military posture and argue the South Vietnamese army’s gains stem from bombing. He praises stability under Phan Huy Quat and stresses frontline soldiers respond to immediate conditions, not distant airpower, questioning the logic of prolonging a war begun years ago.
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Viet Nam
White House
Lucius Paulus
Macedonia
Maxwell D. Taylor
North Viet Nam
Taylor
Southeast Asia
Phan Huy Quat
South Viet Nam
Bird
North
Hanoi
Quat
Discipline Lack Is a Risk
Mrs Jennelle Moorhead president of the National Congress of Parents and Teachers warns that lack of early discipline risks juvenile delinquency. The Oregon professor cites research showing events at ages three and four shape later conduct and credits current outcomes to undisciplineed children.
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Harrisburg
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
Jennelle Moorhead
University of Oregon
Survivor recalls 14 hour attack on Dong Xoai camp
2nd Lt Charles Williams describes the Viet Cong assault that overran a Special Forces camp at Dong Xoai in the early hours. He says 100 Vietnamese troops with the camp were wiped out, most Americans killed or wounded, and that air support saved him and his men during a six hour stand at the district post.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Charles Williams
Fayetteville
N.C
Williams
U.S. Air Force
Boxing Card Cancelled in Norwalk Amid Low Attendance
State Boxing Supervisor Dennis McMahon cancelled a five fight card in Norwalk Conn just as it was set to begin. He said the action stemmed from almost no fans in attendance and not from the General Assembly's boxing ban bill passed this week awaiting the governor's signature.
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Norwalk
Conservatives Lead London Bets on UK Election
Ladbrokes reports heavy betting on the Conservative party to win the upcoming British national election. The bookmaker specializes in this form of wager and notes strong public confidence in a Conservative victory.
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London
Ladbrokes
Monkey maturation age compared to humans
A monkey grows four times faster than a human. Newborn monkeys resemble one year old human babies in development.
Aaron Sets Pace After Two Rounds
Aaron, the Georgia pro, led the Cleveland Open after 36 holes with a four under par 135 total. Peppering the field, Tony Lema stood two behind at 137 tied with Gordon Jones while Ken Venturi and others fell from contention as the field narrowed to 82 for the final 36 holes.
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Cleveland
Tommy Aaron
Georgia
Aaron
Tony Lema
Gordon Jones
Alliance
Ohio
Orlando
Fla
Ken Venturi
Tommy Bolt
Tommy Jacobs
Doug Sanders
PGA
Bobby Nichols
Dan Sikes
Bert Weaver
Randy Glover
Mason Rudolph
Larry Mowry
Julius Boros
Don Stickney
Billy Casper
Arnold Palmer
Bruce Crampton
19 Year Old Seeks British Amateur Golf Crown
Clive Clark, 19, reached the British Amateur final at Porthcawl Wales after overcoming four Englishmen to face English champion Michael Bonallack in a 36 hole championship. The field included 34 Americans among 178 starters with notable names like Billy Hyndman Dick Chapman and Bob Gardner.
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Porthcawl
Wales
Clive Clark
Billy Hyndman
Philadelphia
Henri Frassineau
Bob Williams
Michael Bonallack
Hyndman
Clark
Dick Chapman
Palm Beach
Fla
Dartmouth Wins HTA Trot Series Third Leg at Garden City
Dartmouth driven by Ralph Bald for Castleton Farm Lexington wins the $10,485 HTA trot leg at Garden City Raceway in 2:02 setting a track record. Lansing Hanover finishes second with Argo Kid third after an early break. Payouts: Dartmouth 4.60 2.90 2.10. Lansing Hanover 5.80 2.20. Argo Kid 2.10. Fourth leg set for June 26 at Monticello Raceway.
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ST. Catherines
Ont
Dartmouth
Castleton Farm
Lexington
Ralph Baldwin
Garden City Raceway
Lansing Hanover
Monticello Raceway
British Face Rough Go in Davis Cup Play
Britain trails South Africa 2 0 after two singles as they win the doubles at Eastbourne to keep hopes alive. France leads Yugoslavia 2 0 in Paris as Spain and West Germany and Italy and Czechoslovakia sit 1 1 in quarterfinals.
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London
Britain
France
South Africa
Eastbourne
England
Yugoslavia
Paris
Spain
West Germany
Italy
Czechloslovakia
Phillies Deny Trade Bid Involving Taylor and Jackson
Reports the Philadelphia Phillies denied a proposed trade sending second baseman Tony Taylor to the New York Mets for pitcher Al Jackson. General Manager John Quinn said no deal was made and Taylor himself declined to comment.
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Philadelphia (Ap
Philadelphia Phillies
Tony Taylor
New York Mets
al Jackson
Phillies
Connie Mack Stadium
John Quinn
Taylor
Mets
Jackson
Yale and Harvard Play First Intercollegiate Billiards Match
In 1960 Yale and Harvard faced off in the first organized intercollegiate billiards match, marking a historic start to a college rivalry in cue sports.
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Yale
Harvard
Do It Yourself Automobile Emerges as Soviet Hobby
Soviet enthusiasts in Moscow showcase homemade cars grown from stripped chassis, secondhand engines, and parts scrounged with help from factory friends. A 50-vehicle exhibit at Gorki Park highlights unique designs including a land-water Amphibia and the high cost gap to factory models.
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Moscow
Times-Post
Gorki Park
U. S
Mikhailo E. Bezusov
Bezusov
Zaporozhets
Soviet Union
All American Net Final At West of England Championship
Dennis Ralston and Clark Graebner reach the all American final in Bristol England as Nancy Richey faces Liz Starkie in the women’s final. Ralston beats Frew McMillan 1 6 9 7 6 1 and Graebner defeats Donald Dell 1 6 9 7 6 1. Richey trounces Justina Bricka 6 2 6 0 while Starkie beats Carole Graebner 6 1 1 8 6 4.
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Bristol
England
Dennis Ralston
Clark Graebner
Nancy Richey
Dallas
Britain
Liz Starkie
Ralston
Frew McMillan
South Africa
Graebner
Beachwood
Ohio
Donald Dell
Bethesda
Miss Richey
Justina Bricka
St. Louis
Miss Starkie
Carole
Public Notices and Probate Hearings in Douglas County
Bids requested for two 1965 one half ton trucks for the Water Department with bid closing June 22 1965. Executor appointment for Violet C McKone Gray. First National Bank of Lawrence named executor with nine month claims period. Hearing set for Annie M Watson estate final settlement and distribution by July 1 1965. Suit filed to quiet title in real estate in Douglas County case 23 606 with numerous defendants and heirs named.
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Douging County
Kansas
Lula Harmon
Merton Harmon
Fairfax
Lawrence
Douglas County
Ruby Vee Hausherr
Tourhay Weing
City
Water Department
H. C. Fisher
Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Violet C. McKone Gray
First National Bank of
Violet CC
Mckhone Gray
Edward B. Martin
Barber, Emerson & Six
Lawrence National Bank
State OF Kansas
Said
Annie M. Watson
EF. B. Martin
Petitioner
Springer & Springer Attorneys
Kirst
State of
George Mertz
Charles W. Mertz
Robert Robertaile
Wyandotte
Robert Robitaire
Wiliam H. R. Lykins
Samuel 8. Snyder
Joel Grover
John P. Wood
William H. R. Lykins
George W
Cars Trucks and Wagons for Sale in 1960s Listings
A dense classified page lists numerous used cars including 1962 Ford, 1962 Chevy, 1961 Plymouth, 1968 Pontiac, and 1959 Chevrolets with R&H PS AT options. Additional entries show 1958 1957 models, plus several 1960s Buicks and Olds. Real estate ads offer a 4-bedroom bungalow, a 2-bedroom with garage, and a 5- Room efficiency house for rent, with pricing and contact details.
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R&h
Anck
Mercury
Buick
Olds R&h
Ford
R&Éh
N. H
S.E
Learnard
Miller and Midgett
Iowa Realtors
Helle Haven Dr
PAS MO
Cenetral Jr. Hi
FURN
Apt. Ee Urals & Derking
Romo
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Chico
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U.S
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Striks Cafe
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Russia
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Los Angeles Times
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Mary Kibby Florence Merts
Beyale & Ri Iyng
John J. Ring
Anne
Burban
Mike Murphree
Karman Ghia
ELI Real Estate
Mike Murphree Realty & Auction Company
Larry Hatfield
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