Major League All Star games set for July and August
Final approval for the second major league All Star game came Monday in Columbus Ohio. The first game will be at Pittsburgh July 7 and the second at Los Angeles August 3 with receipts split fifty percent to players pension funds and forty percent to the major leagues central fund. Also notes Indiana All Star basketball squad prepares for games against Kentucky in Louisville June 20 and Butler Fieldhouse June 27.
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Columbus
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Pittsburgh
Los Angeles Coliseum
Indiana
Detectives nab 40-year-old John J. Lupo amid burglary raid
Detectives tracing two wanted men went to their apartment in Buffalo and found it broken into. They arrested John J. Lupo, 40, inside. Lupo’s capture led to the discovery that the two suspects sought were already jailed on vagrancy charges.
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Buffalo
N.Y
UPI
John J. Lupo
Lupo
Colavito Hammers Four Homers to Beat Orioles
Cleveland slugger Rocky Colavito hit four consecutive home runs against Baltimore in an 11-8 win that knocked the Orioles from a first place tie. Colavito, who drove in six, tied a modern MLB record. Minnie Minoso and Billy Martin also homered for the Indians as Gary Bell won his fifth.
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Yankees
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Gary Bell
Mike Garcia
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Red Sox
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Pirates
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Dodgers
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Baseball Standings and Scores From Tuesday Night Games
The American League leaders show Chicago at 80 24 and Baltimore 29 26 with Cleveland New York Detroit and Kansas City close behind The Nationals and early results include New York 6 Kansas City 4 and Detroit 10 Boston 9 in night games National League leaders Milwaukee 32 22 and San Francisco 32 24 tied for first. Chicago and Los Angeles 29 27 follow as Cincinnati St Louis and Pittsburgh trail further behind Night results list several matchups across both leagues with varying margins.
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Phila
St. Louis
Food aid plan urged by National Planning Association
United States policy makers proposed a food for development program linking surplus disposal to long term foreign aid. The plan calls for concessional prices and direct grants to very poor nations with UN FAO and WHO participation for implementation.
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United Press International
United Nations’ Food and Agriculture and
World Health Organizations
False Teeth Fly Out and Bite Girl Friend
A driver kissed his girlfriend while driving near Greater Pittsburgh Airport and lost control, crashing into a pole. The girlfriend received 14 stitches for a forehead wound after the false teeth flew out and bit her.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
Allegheny County
Worthington Man Receives Degree at Drew University
Rev. Robert Dale Waltz pastor of Folsom Memorial Methodist church Worthington received a Bachelor of Divinity degree at Drew University 92d Commencement in Madison New Jersey He held an A B from Indiana University in 1954 and studied at Butler University School of Religion and Louisville Presbyterian Theological Seminary
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Folsom Memorial Methodist Church
Worthington
Drew University
Madison
N.J
Waltz
Indiana U University
Butler University School of Religion
Louisville, Ky
Presbyterian Theological Seminary
Chinese women taxi drivers in Taipei
Formosa reports 26 women chauffeurs will join the Hsin Sheng Taxi Company fleet to promote 18 new Italian taxis. For safety, the women will be allowed to drive only during daytime hours.
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Taipei
UPI
Hsin Sheng
New Life) Taxi Company
Boston Opens World's First Large Public Library 1852
The world's first large public library was founded in Boston in 1852 establishing a model for public access to books. The institution marked a milestone in urban culture and educational resources for the city.
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Boston
Handley urges federal aid to clean Lake County gambling
Governor Handley told reporters in Indianapolis that removing gambling and racketeering in Lake County requires intervention by the Fifth Army and National Guard. He defended home rule but warned constitutional limits hinder state action and urged local voting to change leadership.
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Indianapolis
UPT
Handley
Lake County
Fifth Army
National Guard
Senate
Washington
Indiana
Bible Thought by C. W. Rains Pastor at Church of God
The piece cites Jeremiah 31 3 and proclaims God’s everlasting love can reach all depths and heights. It asserts no burden too heavy for divine love and that broken hearts and wasted lives are mended and restored.
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C. W. Rains
Church of God
3Rd St. N.E
God
Bedwell to Leave for Army Reserve Training
Maj. Robert R. Bedwell Greene County surveyor will depart Sunday for two weeks of Army Reserve training at Camp McCoy Wisconsin. He will be attached to the 972d Engineer Battalion during the training period.
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Army
Camp McCoy
Wis
Bedwell
Greene County Surveyor
972D
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