St Louis Regains First In 6-5 Win Over Giants
The St Louis Cardinals rally to beat the San Francisco Giants 6-5 and move back into first place behind a late ninth inning error by Orlando Cepeda. Dick Groat and Bill White contributed key hits while Maury Wills and Jim Gilliam aided the Dodgers in a separate rally.
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Baseball Standings and Tuesday Night Results
Baseball results show Chicago beat New York 4 1 and Philadelphia edged Pittsburgh 5 4 in 10 innings. Los Angeles defeated Cincinnati 4 1 while Milwaukee beat Houston 4 0 and St Louis topped San Francisco 6 5.
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Two County Students Enrolled in Indiana Radio Workshop
Mrs. Peggy E. Miller of Linton and Mrs. Janice E. Campbell of Lyons join the 30th annual radio workshop at Indiana State College Terre Haute. They will be featured in WBOW broadcasts from June 12 to July 18 at 1 45 p m with interviews, quiz games and book reviews. Students will also learn about closed circuit television installation on campus where science and psychology courses are taught.
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Young actor Tony Bill lands second film role
Tony Bill, after his debut in Come Blow Your Horn, is signed for Soldier in the Rain with Steven McQueen and Jackie Gleason for Allied Artists.
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Japanese Epics Involve US Recruits For Wall Dub
A new Japanese film The Great Wall gains North American release with English dubbing by Leon Cavallo a Tokyo Film Services producer who hired over 100 Americans in Japan to voice battles crowds and palace scenes for the three hour epic about Shih Huang Ti Cavallo paid 4000 to 7000 yen daily and used Formosa battle footage and thousands of Chiang Kai Shek soldiers blanketing the action in red dye while Shintaro Katsu portrays the tyrant with a 3000 girl harem.
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Floods Strike Assam Kamrup Area Causes Deaths and Homeless
Heavy rains flood seven villages in Kamrup district Assam as the Brahmaputra overruns banks. Three people are dead and about 15 000 are left homeless. State officials order emergency relief and urge flood prevention for the River of Sorrows.
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Volcanic Eruption in Celebes Kills Four Injured Six
The volcano Mount Bantu Karawa in central Celebes erupted violently on June 6 and has spewed lava since. A lava destroyed village six miles away left four dead and six injured. Earlier this year Gunung Agung eruption killed more than 1,500.
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DAR faces IRS probe over tax exempt political use
The Daughters of the American Revolution call charges of using tax exempt status for right wing political propaganda misleading. Senator Maurine Neuberger of Oregon urged the IRS in a Senate speech to review possible abuses by patriotic and other tax exempt groups to ensure they do not distribute political propaganda.
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Cubs Name Bob Kennedy Manager of the Year Contender
The Chicago Cubs credit Bob Kennedy with guiding a reshaped roster and a rise from NL basement to a competitive position. Kennedy, a World War II Marine fighter pilot, has steered a team built from trades and rookies like Santo Bertell Williams Hubbs and Brock, while the Cubs retain their unusual coaching policy.
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Egyptian belly dancers clash with new covering rules
In Cairo belly dancers protest a Chief Censor order mandating a one piece af fair from collar bone to kneecap. The circular bans high leg extensions and topless poses, limits dancing to the floor, and forbids suggestive photos or music linked to other genres.
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Americans Wed Too Soon Says Sociologist's Report
A United Press International summary notes June shows a high marriage rate with six weddings per minute and about 1.6 million marriages this year. Census data indicate most marriages endure with 85 percent of those wed having only one spouse, and three-fourths remarry within five years.
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Miners Beat Merchants in BRL Inter-city Clash
The Linton Miners defeated the Merchants 10 to 7 in Babe Ruth league action. The Miners led with 10 runs on 10 hits while the Merchants also collected 10 hits in a tight contest.
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L and M Triumphs Over Midland in Babe Ruth Action
L and M defeated Midland 5 to 2 in Babe Ruth League play Tuesday. L and M collected five runs on four hits with one error while Midland had two runs on two hits and four errors. Winning pitcher was Butch Kline with Michaels taking the loss. Hans Conreid of Stump the Stars made his 1947 television debut on the local Los Angeles show.
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Dentist Boosts New Decay Therapy
CHICAGO reports a new electric therapy to boost tooth decay defense. Dr. William Lefkowitz of the University of Kansas School of Dentistry said 17 of 19 treated teeth formed a thicker secondary dentin layer, strengthening walls between pulp and decay and offering a potential advantage though decay removal and fillings remain necessary.
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Hollywoods McHale’s Navy to become Universal feature
Hollywood reports that McHale's Navy may be adapted into a full length film at Universal. The project would be released while the TV series still airs, marking an early cross medium release.
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