Farrell Stomps Dodgers to Snap Their Streak 7-3
Dick Farrell dominated the Dodgers with nine strikeouts over nine hits as the Astros-turned-Colts won 7-3. The right hander improved to 3-0 in his latest streak against L.A., while Mike White, Rusty Staub and Walt Bond supplied key hits in a four-run seventh. The Phillies beat the Reds 3-1 as rain halted other NL games. in AL action Cleveland topped Minnesota 8-4 and Kansas City defeated Detroit 10-3.
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Officials Check Ship For Cause of Fire
Investigators searched for the cause of a flash fire on the Croatan an air craft ferry carrying helicopters and planes bound for Europe. The blaze killed five shipyard workers in the bow as crew and others fled. deputy chief Douglas Melton said the flames likely consumed oxygen quickly preventing escape.
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Palmer Seals Place In World Series Of Golf Field
Oscar Fraley notes that Arnold Palmer remakes the World Series of Golf field after a long winter without a win. Palmer earns the fourth spot via a playoff and joins Jack Nicklaus Julius Boros Gary Player and Bobo Colbert in the 36 hole event with a $50 000 top prize.
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Open Forum Discusses Palmer Nicklaus World Series Odds
Readers debate Palmer's bid for the World Series berth at Akron and how Nicklaus may still earn a spot. A long letter argues Alabama civil rights policies contrast with Indiana's, urging attention to equality and national unity.
Green Lights On as Field Starts for Memorial Day 500
An international field began practice at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway for the Memorial Day 500 with a 145 mph speed limit for the first two days. Expected to join Ferns include A. J. Foyt, Jimmy Clark, Jack Brabham, Pedro Rodriguez, Rodger Ward, Eddie Sachs, Lloyd Ruby, and Dick Rathmann as preparations speed toward time trials.
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Baseball scores and postponements in Major Leagues
Kansas City beat Detroit 10 to 3 while Cleveland defeated Minnesota 8 to 4. Chicago at New York games were postponed due to rain as other scheduled contests were listed as rainouts or delays.
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Penny Campaign Aims to Reilluminate White House
The Republican Congressional Committee urges a Pennies for the President drive to restore nightly floodlights at the White House after President Johnson ended the practice. It argues a penny funds one 100 watt bulb all night and criticizes the current dark exterior of the executive mansion. Bill Bixby wins a New York Critics Circle Award for his acting in Summer and Smoke.
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Two Faiths Publish Journal To Aid Understanding
A Roman Catholic and Protestant effort at Duquesne University aims to foster ecumenism through the Journal of Ecumenical Studies. Co editors Leonard Swidler and Elwyn Smith emphasize scholarly yet accessible articles to illuminate new theological areas and promote mutual understanding across Christian traditions.
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The John Kennedy Public House Opens in Aylesbury
Aylesbury Brewery Company will name a new pub The John Kennedy to honor the late American president. A spokesman said Thursday it may be the first British pub named for Kennedy.
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