Twins Stop Cleveland in a 3-1 game with Perry stellar
Minnesota pitcher Jim Perry struck out 11 Indians in a 3-1 win over Cleveland. Tony Oliva hit his 14th homer as Cesar Tovar and Rod Carew opened the first inning with a walk and single. Bert Blyleven starts for Minnesota and Ray Lamb for Cleveland tomorrow.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Minnesota
Jim Perry
Indians
Paul Ratcliff
Tribe
Perry
Chris Chambliss
Ted Uhlaender
Tony Oliva
Twins
Cesar Tovar
Rod Carew
Oliva
Alan Foster
Graig Nettles
Foster
Bert Blyleven
Ray Lamb
Keystone Mite Wins Feature At Scioto Downs
Keystone Mite, a 10 to 1 shot, led from the start to win Scioto Downs feature in Columbus. The horse Crisis paid 3.80 to show, with Phyllis Diller finishing third at 6.00. Attendance reached 5,438 and total handle was 223,699 dollars.
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Columbus, Ohio
Keystone Mite
Scioto Downs
Crisis
Phyllis Diller
Quinella
Simpson Recalled by Reds in St. Louis Trip
Cincinnati Reds pitcher Wayne Simpson is recalled to join the team in St. Louis. Milt Wilcox is optioned to Indianapolis. Simpson had been 1-1 with Cincinnati before May 13, and Wilcox is on summer military duty at Fort Knox, with a 2-1 Reds record.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Reds
Wayne Simpson
St. Louis
Milt Wilcox
Indianapolis
Simpson
Reds
Wilcox
Fort Knox
Ferguson Jenkins Hospitalized With Illness
Chicago Cubs pitcher Ferguson Jenkins was hospitalized late Monday night with fever headache and general malaise. Dr Jacob Luker said the pitcher showed signs of a virus infection and the symptoms appeared suddenly at his home.
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Chicago
Chicago Cubs
Ferguson Jenkins
Cub
Jacob Luker
Jenkins
Classified Advertising Rates and Regulations
Classified notes outline deadlines for ads with 10 a.m. same day and 2 p.m. prior day deadlines for display ads. Rates: minimum $1.00, 18 cents per word for service, 30 cents per word for insertions, 10 percent discount for four weeks. Obituaries priced at $2.00 minimum or six cents per word. The Daily News reserves right to edit or reject copy.
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Daily News
Nixon May Veto Appalachia Renewal
Washington AP report on a House vote path for a $5.5 billion public works bill tied to unemployment relief. The package includes a $2 billion accelerated projects provision opposed by Republicans and a potential presidential veto. Democrats argue the bill boosts the economy while Republicans warn of no-strings federal grants.
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Washington
House
White House
Nixon
Senate
GOP
Viet Pullout Amendment Seen Heads for Defeat
In Washington the Senate debated a year end withdrawal amendment for Vietnam. McGovern Hatfield urged immediate action citing war planning disclosures. Stennis warned it would disrupt Nixon's plan as a roll call vote looms after days of discussion.
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Washington
Senate
U.S
South Vietnam
George McGovern
D-S.d
Mark C. Hatfield
John C. Stennis
D-Miss
Nixon
Associated Press
B. Everett Jordan
D-N.c
Southeast Asia
McGovern
Stennis
Hatfield
Medical Council Backs Welfare Hike for ADC and Medicaid
The Council of the Academy of Medicine of Columbus and Franklin County announced a resolution urging higher Aid to Dependent Children payments to the state minimum and extending Medicaid to non welfare households unable to pay for care.
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Columbus, Ohio
Columbus
Ohio
Council of the Academy of Medicine of
Franklin County
Stokes To Attend Washington Meeting
Cleveland Mayor Carl Stokes will attend a three day conference in Washington next month to discuss President Nixon procedures revenue sharing proposal. The event is sponsored by the Neue Tax Association and the Fund for Public Policy Research with participants for and against the plan.
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Washington
Cleveland
Carl Stokes
Nixon
Neue Tax Association
Fund ‘Re Public Policy Research
Oan
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McCray- Pond
Walter R. Flowers
Rutgers
Hugh Little
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Gock-Hocking Council
R.&s.m
David R. Leadbetter
S.M
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Charles H. Lybe—Pwwer
D. C
Flora Welker
Dutch Hollow Auto Parts
Te Peete
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Watkins
Dale G. Smith
Savage Hill Road
Lancaster
International Carbon & Ribbon Co
House OF Glamour
MR. West
Comet
Helber
Rawleigh
Ray Harris
Rawleigh Co
Freeport
Illinois
Goss
Hospital
Snelling Employment Service Room
Kresge Bldg
Lancaster, C
Sheridan Truck Lines
Corwin Avenue
Hamilton
Ison Watkins, Enterprise
Nooeee Watkins
Charles Geil Motors
Sis
Volkswagen
CALL
Eagle Industries
Meadowbrook
St. Louis Park
Minn
Heinlein
Valiant
Plymouth
John Deere
Bremen
Straw
Thomas Hockman
Saint Bernard
Philco TV
Norge Appliances
J&j
W. Hunter
UNICO
America
G. C. Murphy Company
Gore
East Main
Wmn
Warner Avenue
Marion Township
Dicken
North Market ST
FHA
Otto A. Shaw
Logan, Ohio
John L. Gafke
George Jurgensmier
E. Second St
Freeman Moving and Delivery Service
Albert
M. Karshner
Carson Huffman
Hillard Reed
Clarence Marshall
Cecil L. Burk
Lanceaster Fairfield
Snider
van Gundy
Leonard Funeral Home
Juanita Burk
Cases Drug Store
Wayne Timberlake
Carbondale
West Logan
Springhill
West
Danny K. Horn
Central Realty Company
Main Street
Stoneham, Mass
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N. Spring Street
Enterprise
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Somerset
Cathy Wagner
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House Public Works Committee
New York Times
Medical Council
Stokes
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