Maury Wills At Third For Alston's Dodgers
Dodgers manager Walt Alston shifts third base duties to Maury Wills after seven players tried the position this season. Wills ankle sprain limits mobility but his strong arm suits the long throw to first as Dodgers host Philadelphia following a three game sweep of the Giants. Dodgers boast poor fielding marks as a team while Princeton coach Richard Colman’s Tigers posted 34 wins in six seasons.
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Washburn to Honor Four at Commencement
Washburn University will award honorary doctorates at its 98th commencement June 2 at Moore Bowl. Maude M. Bishop receives Doctor of Humane Letters, Olive White Garvey gets Doctor of Humanities, Ned N. Fleming receives Doctor of Business Administration, and Dr. John E. Emens of Ball State Teachers College will receive Doctor of Laws and deliver the address titled The Challenge of Inner Space.
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Today in History highlights notable events on May 14
The Associated Press recalls 1884 antimonopoly party formation in Chicago with Gen Benjamin Butler nominated before the group merged with the People’s party. It also notes 1787 Philadelphia delegates drafting the Constitution, 1851 Erie Railroad opening, 1985 Secret Service authority over neutrality violations, and 1929 first transcontinental airmail service from Miami.
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Chronicle of Global Events Through Time Stamps
A concise retrospective notes milestones from 1948 to one year ago, listing Israel’s proclamation in Tel Aviv, UN and Korean truce talks deadlock at Panmunjom over POW handling, France and Algeria civil tensions easing, and Philippines President Macapagal delaying a Washington visit after US rejection of WWI damages payment.
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Birmingham King Calls for Peace After Weekend Violence
Martin Luther Birmingham urged calm after bloodshed and urged local leaders to reject violence. He spoke from a door to door setting about community safety and the need to keep streets peaceful amid ongoing tensions.
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