Pesky and Pitching Lift Red Sox to Top of AL
The Boston Red Sox beat the Baltimore Orioles 5 1 to move into first in the American League. Rookie manager Johnny Pesky has sparked a strong young pitching staff and improved defense as Earl Wilson and a lineup including Lu Clinton Frank Malzone Chuck Schilling Carl Yastrzemski and Roman Mejias led a 12 hit attack. Orioles starter Robin Roberts lost his fourth straight decision as Boog Powell doubled in a run. Major league results from other AL and NL games follow with Detroit Los Angeles Cleveland Chicago and others winning on varied scores.
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Boston Red Sox
Pesky
Johnny Pesky
Red Sox
Baltimore Orioles
Earl Wilson
Lu Clinton
Frank Malzone
Chuck Schilling
Carl Yastrzemski
Roman Mejias
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh Pirates
New York Mets
Philadelphia Phillies
Los Angeles Dodgers
St. Louis Cardinals
San Francisco Giants
Milwaukee Braves
Houston
Cincinnati Reds
Baseball Standings and Tuesday Night Results
New York 3 Philadelphia 1 and Chicago 5 Pittsburgh 4 lead a night of scores while Houston 3 Cincinnati 2 and San Francisco 5 Milwaukee 2 show other results. Detroit 6 New York 2 and Boston 5 Baltimore 1 accompany a busy schedule with several games listed as night.
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New York
Philadephia
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Houston
Cincinnati
San Fran
Milwaukee
Los Angeles
St. Louis
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Boston
Baltimore
Cleveland
Washington
W. L. Pet
Ae Ee
New York Ans
Houston Os
Dow Jones Averages At Noon
The noon Dow Jones stock averages show gains across sectors with Industrials at 714.98 up 2.43, Rails 163.44 up 0.62, Utilities 139.17 up 0.18, and Stocks 253.38 up 0.77.
Obituary for Mrs. Maria Ginestet 84 of Glenburn
Mrs. Maria Ginestet 84 died at her Glenburn home at 9:30 p m after a five year illness. Born in France August 20 1878 she came to Linton in 1903 and lived here since. She married Henry Victor Ginestet on September 1 1888 who survives. Also surviving are two daughters Georgette Tuech Chicago and Fernanda Goudoze Terre Haute seven grandchildren and 19 great grandchildren. Funeral arrangements are pending at Welch and Cornett Funeral Home.
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Maria Ginestet
Glenburn
Ginestet
France
Linton
Henry Victor Ginestet
St. Peter’s Catholic Church
Three Ship Mishaps Kill Six on the Atlantic Coast
Three separate mishaps along the Atlantic coast killed six workers and injured at least one. A flash fire at Gibbs Shipyard in Jacksonville engulfed the Gloucester hold, three men died, and a fourth was critically burned. In Groton the atomic submarine Flasher suffered a fatal fire in its aft ballast tanks, killing three workers and injuring two.
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United Press International
New York
Gibbs Shipyard
Jacksonville
Fla
St. John’s River
Groton
Conn
Thresher
Genal Dynamics Electric Boat Yard
Worthington Children’s Day Program at Folsom Memorial
A Worthington Folsom Memorial Methodist church service featured a congregational hymn and a blessing by Rev. Robert Chaffee. Kindergarten through sixth grade groups performed songs and recitations under leaders including Mrs. Norman Cook and Mrs. Ray Slinkard, with the cherub choir and two final grades exercises closing the program.
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Worthington Folsom Memorial Methodist
Sonya Sylvester
Warren Hines
Norman Cook
Rosetta Strickler
Ray Slinkard
Bernice Rea
Cherub
Russell Partley
Robert Chaffee
Small Town Mayor Arrested by FBI on Extortion Charge
Streator Illinois mayor Ray Sopher was arrested by FBI agents in Chicago on extortion charges connected to a $30,000 sewage equipment deal. He is released on $1000 bond and faces a federal grand jury review as the investigation continues.
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Streator
Illinois
Federal Bureau of Investigation
FBI
Ray Sopher
Chicago
Sopher
Kansas
M. W. Johnson
Smith and Loveless Inc
Lenexa
Kan
U. S
C. S. Bentley Pike
B. Alden Smith
Smith and Loveless
City Officials Alleged Kickbacks Tied to Sewage Station Deal
Smith testified that kickbacks were imposed over two years ago after negotiations began for the city of 22 500 to buy and install factory built sewage lift stations. In April 1961 representatives attended a Streator meeting where officials deemed equipment prices acceptable but demanded a cash kickback equal to 10 percent of the sale price before approving the order. Smith said he could not persuade officials to proceed legally.
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Streator
Smith
Moore Dropped From Ring List
Former light heavyweight champion Archie Moore, age near 50, is dropped from Ring Magazine's top 10 due to inactivity. His last notable bout was a fourth round KO by Cassius Clay in Los Angeles on Nov. 15. Ingemar Johansson moves up to fourth after a Stockholm victory, while Ernest Terrell enters the top 10 and Cleveland Williams falls to sixth.
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New York
Archie Moore
Ring Magazine
Cassius Clay
Los Angeles
Cassius
Moore
Ingemar Johansson
Sweden
Brian London
England
Stockholm
Ingemar
Ernest Terrell
Cleveland Williams
Houston
Tex
Terrell
Williams
Indianapolis Live Stock Market Report Highlights Hog and Cattle Prices
Hog sales totaled 4 890 with gains up to 25 cents and prices ranging from 12.50 to 15.75 for various weights. Cattle and calves saw steady to higher tone with steers and heifers pushing into the mid 20s, cows and bulls showing mixed movements. Sheep offerings were light with limited testing and lambs quoted around 18 to 21 dollars.
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Indianapolis
Hospital Births and Admissions Report
Tuesday admissions include Mrs Kenneth White in Jasonville and a son born to Mr and Mrs Russell Lester in Freedom named Jeffrey Dean weighing eight pounds nine and a half ounces. Another birth to Mr and Mrs James Lee in Scotland yields Gary Doyle. Dismissals list include Mrs Claude Wagner in Linton and Mrs Lloyd Stahl in Worthington among others.
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Kenneth White
Jasonville
Russell Lester
Freedom
Jeffrey Dean
James Lee
Scotlamd
Gary Doyle
Clement appoints first Black to Tennessee education board
Governor Frank Clement named Dr. Harold West of Meharry Medical College to Tennessee’s State Board of Education, the first Black person to hold such a post in the state. Earlier in the week he also appointed Willard Bowden to the State Pardons and Paroles Board.
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Nashville
Tenn
Frank Clement
State Board of Education
Tennessee
Harold West
Meharry Medical College
Clement
Willard Bowden
State Pardons and Paroles Board
Social notes from North Bucktown weekly visitors
Mrs. Helen Pahmeier and many guests from Bucktown Switz City St Louis Indianapolis Sullivan and Edinburg visited or hosted gatherings. Families including the Bedwells Booths Pahmeiers and Crafts shared weekend dinners and visits with relatives and friends.
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Helen Pahmeier
Bertha Bedwell
Judy Bedwell
Pahmeier
Bill White
Buster White
Switz City
Hubert Hale
St. Louis
Theodore Justice
Indianapolis
Dale Jacobs
Near Sullivan
Claude Foster
Larry
George Fordice
John Morris
Greg
Tama
Edinburg
William Manuel
Charles
Jerry Manuel
James Booth
Harvey Cobb
Anderson
Donald Pahmeier
Verne Smith
Leo Hale
Near Bucktown
Dennis Fordice
Nellie Bedwell
Bessie Hardisty
Joy Hardisty
Sweitzer
Lawrenceville
Ill
Steve Bailey
Lee McCammen
Lucille Kincaid
Mary Foster
Risher Defeats O'Hern in Democratic Primary
O'Hern congratulated Risher by phone as the Democrat won the nomination. Hart easily defeated Hightower in the Republican race with no votes for Hightower in precincts 8 and 11. The Daily Citizen tabulation is unofficial but based on late counts.
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O’hern
Risher
Hart
Hightower
Daily Citizen
Bloomfield
Switz City Alumni Banquet Plans Announced
Switz City Alumni board has completed plans for the annual banquet at 6 30 p m Saturday May 11 at Switz City Central High School A program of entertainment will follow with a band for dancing Reservations at 2 each are available by contacting Garland Graves Switz City Alumni from across the state are expected to attend to renew old acquaintances
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Switz City
Switz City Central High School
Castro to visit Algeria “very soon” says Boumaza
Algerian Labor Minister Bachir Boumaza said Fidel Castro will visit Algeria very soon while Castro is in the Soviet Union. The government has been expecting a visit but no date has been announced.
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Algiers
UPN
Bachir Boumaza
Fidel Castro
Algeria
Chateaugay Receives Minor Bruise Before Preakness
Kentucky Derby winner Chateaugay was struck by a falling guard rail while loading onto a van in Louisville. Trainers said the incident caused only a minor bruise and he will head to Pimlico for the Preakness on May 18.
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Louisville
Chateaugay
Pimlico
Notice of Administration in Greene County Indiana
Cause No. 6232 in Greene County Circuit Court. Golda Lohr appointed Executrix of Alvin Lohr late of the county on April 6 1963. Creditors must file claims within six months from first publication or be barred. Dated Bloomfield Indiana April 29 1963. (Seal) Claude Story Clerk Beasley Beasley attorneys.
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Circuit Court
Greene County
Indiana
Golda Lohr
Alvin Lohr
Bloomfield
Claude Story
Beasley & Beasley
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Boston Butt Pork Roast
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Lloyd Stahl
Anna Garrigus
Marion Bennett
Elmer Groomer
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North Main
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