Yankees Clinch Fourth World Series With Mantle Homer
The New York Yankees defeated the Brooklyn Dodgers 4 to 2 in the seventh game to secure their fourth straight World Series title. Mickey Mantle hit a towering homer, with relief pitching by Reynolds Raschi and Kuzava sealing the win as Brooklyn threatened late.
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Brooklyn Dodgers
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Yank
Casey Stengelsen
Bronx Bombers
World Series Seventh Game Box Score at Ebbets Field
Official box score from the seventh game of the 1981 World Series at Ebbets Field Brooklyn shows New York A leads 4 runs to 2 with Robison and Hodges driving two runs each, Woodling and Mantle contributing RBIs for Brooklyn, and pitchers Black Raschi and Kuzava noted. attendance 33,195 with receipts of 169,267.78.
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Reese
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Martin
Bauer
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Antic
R & ER
Picket Withdrawal Restores Sunflower Ordnance Work
Well over 1,000 rehabilitation construction workers returned to the Sunflower Ordnance Works after Pipe Fitters Local Union No. 532 withdrew pickets from Sunflower and Grandview Air Force Base. The move follows a contract dispute over welfare payments, with other crafts resuming work while plumbers and pipe fitters remain off. Production had stood still since the strike began, raising fears of permanent project termination if a settlement is not reached soon.
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Pipe Fitters Association
Record Low Readings Across Kansas as Freeze Hits Early
Weather bureau reports widespread hard freeze across Kansas with lows from 13 to 31 degrees. Goodland records 13, Wichita 31, Topeka 23, and others at Hill City 19 Salina 21 Russell 22 Leavenworth 23 Wamego 24. Freeze ends sparse vegetation after a dry growing season. warmer trend expected Tuesday night into Wednesday with highs near 60s to 70s in parts.
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Wesina
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Edmonton
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Mindeapolis
New Orleans
New York
Washington
MTWT
Dam site work begins as construction firm wins contract
Workmen from George Bennett Construction Co of Kansas City start felling trees at the dam site with two bulldozers and plan to use earth scrapers later. The Bennett company was awarded a 2,238,888 dollar contract for the first phase, covering access bridge erection, partial spillway excavation, conduit work, and part of the upstream embankment.
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Kansas City
Bennett. Com
Eisenhower touring Pacific Northwest on 28 state drive
The Republican candidate rails at Truman over water power policy, attacking his rival as politically demagogic while drawing crowds in Seattle and Portland. Eisenhower criticizes a federal Columbia Valley Authority and promotes private resource use with local state federal partnership. He calls Truman “front man” for lobbyists and warns against “whole hog” federal expansion.
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Valley Authority
Brannan
Potomac
U S Bomber Believed to Have Crashed in Kuriles
Tokyo says police saw a four engined plane believed American crash into the sea near the Kuriles. The U S Far East Air Forces reports a B 29 based in Japan was missing on a training flight over Northern Hokkaido. Search planned at dawn as police accounted for possible Russian territorial water impact.
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U.S. Far East
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Seven Hills Hit By Major Chinese Push Near Seoul
Frontline reports describe a large Chinese assault of about 15 000 troops overran seven Allied hill positions near Seoul. Allied counterattacks guarded White Horse Mountain and Arrowhead Ridge as heavy artillery, tanks, and air power targeted Red lines.
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William D. Lanford
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Dodge City Woman Dies in Gasoline Fire
Mrs Emma Pinick aged 72 died Tuesday from burns suffered at her home when she dropped a container of gasoline near a hot water heater late Monday igniting her clothing. Fire damage confined to the interior of the residence.
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Wichita Schools Keep Schedule
Wichita boards maintain religious education time in public schools despite an attorney general opinion. The Board of Education will follow a prior ruling from when Gov. Arn was attorney general, though potential legal action would be handled by their attorney Garner Shriver.
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Board of Education
Harold R. Fatzer
State Department of Education
Kansas
Supreme Court of the U. S
Truman Attacks Eisenhower In Colorado Speech
President Truman declared Eisenhower was unqualified for the presidency and accused him of betraying foreign policy and national defense. He said the president must withstand political pressure when deciding to use the atomic bomb and criticized Korea casualty politics. A separate report notes a trash fire at the new high school site at 19th and La Sts with no damage.
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Frost Grips Lawrence Area With Record October Cold
Lawrence area faced sub freezing conditions with a 27 degree low, the coldest October reading since 1925 and the coldest in April since last year. Frost and thin ice appeared, many garden plants and hay crops were killed, antifreeze sales surged as residents rushed to heat their homes. Coal and furnace crews struggled to meet demand, with limited delivery capacity amid ongoing shortages.
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C. J. Popey
Weather. Observer
Kansas
Harold Snider
Snider Coal and Heating Co
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Car crash kills Kansan on temporary duty at Hamilton Field
Second Lt. William W. Dracek, four, of Harpers, Kansas, was killed Tuesday when his car lost control and struck a tree in San Rafael California. He served on temporary duty with the Air Force at Hamilton Field.
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Harper, Kas
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Wheat Planting Advances Amid Dry Soil In Kansas
By Associated Press Kansas farmers push ahead with the 1952 crop amid dry soil and anticipated rainfall. Western Kansas shows 61 percent planting completion, overall state progress at 61 percent. Wheat stands described as spotty with some good fields in Northwest Kansas. Feed supplies remain tight as winter approaches. 59 percent of counties report feed grain shortages, 73 percent hay deficits, and 89 percent pasture grass shortages.
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Public discussion on party platforms in Lawrence
Kenneth Anderson and C I Moyer will discuss Democratic and Republican platforms at an 8 pm Thursday meeting in the Douglas County Courthouse sponsored by the Lawrence League of Women Voters. The event aims to inform voters about major party aims and is not a debate.
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Douglas County
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Lawrence League
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K.U. Speech Department
Getvas
Ethan Allen
League of Women Voters
December Draft to Take 664 Physicians and Dentists
The Defense Department announced a December draft of 664 medical professionals. The Army will draft 285 physicians and 149 dentists, while 460 physicians and 204 dentists will be drafted overall, with the remainder assigned to the Air Force. Since July 1951 the total physicians drafted reaches 2,694 and dentists 1,200.
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Editorial Freedom fuels fight over Turtle Creek Dam
In Blue Valley residents rally behind Dwight Payton publisher of the Overbrook Citizen. Payton, 40, champions editorial freedom to back the dam opposition. The Citizen denounces project usefulness with editorials and fronts for donations. Payton’s paper has earned five National Editorial Association awards in seven years, including the acclaimed Henry Wallace and the Common Man. Continued on page 2.
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Overbrook Citizen
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Journal-World
Remodeling Need Drives City School Expansion Plans
Lawrence school leaders discuss remodelling Liberty Memorial High and adding new elementary buildings as enrollment climbs. Superintendent Wort cites 1960 projections of 1200 juniors and seniors, proposes a wing, seating, and minor room alterations costing about 710000 dollars. Bond options and tax impact outlined. a Thursday committee meeting set to refine strategy. A First National Bank delegation confirms bond depositing requirements.
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