World Series back in Chicago for Game Six
The Chicago White Sox, after a 10 hit win in Los Angeles, return to Midway Airport with a 3-2 series deficit to Dodgers. The sixth game is set for 1 p.m. EST Thursday at Comiskey Park with Early Wynn facing Johnny Podres amid a partisan home crowd.
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Ted Kluszewski
White Sox
Midway Airport
Chicago
Los Angeles Dodgers
al Lopez
Dodgers
Los Angeles
Bo H
Lopez
Walt Alston
Comiskey Park
Los Angeles Stadium
Wynn
Johnny Podres
New York Giants
Cleveland Indians
Soviet Space Plan Spurs UN Space Conference Debate
Western diplomats engaged with a Soviet proposal urging an international space conference under UN sponsorship to share space knowledge. They fear a hidden bid to create a separate Soviet dominated space study group outside the UN and worry over Moscow’s continued boycott of the UN committee on peaceful uses of outer space.
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United Nations
N.Y (Ap
Nikita Khrushchev
Aia
U.N
General Assembly
Vasdly V. Kuznetsov
Soviet Union
U.N. Committee On
Howard Wright 6 Dies After Auto Crash
Cleveland police report Howard Wright aged 6 died from injuries suffered when struck by an automobile near his East Side home on Monday night. The incident occurred Tuesday as authorities investigated the fatal pedestrian collision.
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Cleveland
Howard Wright
East Side
Todawy's Chuckle An Agriculturist Is a Farmer
A light item notes Todawy’s quip equating an agriculturist with a farmer who uses a station wagon. The piece frames farming as practical work and playful observation.
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Todawy
Nip And Tuck Siamese Twins Separated In Oregon
The Stubblefield twins Jeanett Kim and Dennett Linn, born June 29 in Nyssa, Ore., were successfully separated after a five hour operation by 17 surgeons at the University of Oregon Medical School Hospital. Both are alive though weak. a crucial 24 to 48 hour period follows. They weighed about 8½ pounds each after surgery. born joined at the abdomen, they had a common breastplate and a liver bridge that was severed. Parents Mr and Mrs James Stubblefield of Parma Idaho have three other children.
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Portland
Ore
University of Oregon Medical School Hospital
Nyssa
Jeanett Kim
Dennett Linn
James Stubblefield
Parma
Idaho
Stubblefield
Reds Mumn, What Did Lunik See
The Soviet Union ploughed on in orbit with Lunik IIl after circling the Moon. Officials gave no details on what the probe found on the far side though data from its journey and instruments indicated stable temperatures and energy supplies. British radio observers at Jodrell Bank noted a puzzling rhythmic signal pattern during a pass behind the Moon.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Man Mays
Lunik
Jodrell Bank
England
John Davies
Man Told to Destroy Pet After Dog Bites Five
John Passarella was ordered to destroy his mongrel or face six months in jail after his dog bit five people, including two children, in a year. After two hours in a cell he agreed to kill the pet, saying the dog did not understand why it bit.
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Tampa
Fla
John Passarella
Passarella
Bob Johnson
Miami Valley Weather Outlook through Thursday
The Miami Valley can expect clearing skies and milder temperatures through Thursday. Today and tonight highs near 79 and lows around 56 with a fair forecast. Thursday should be sunny and mild with a high near 75. Middleown recorded a high of 71 yesterday and a 62 degree low this morning. rainfall yesterday was 0.25 inches.
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Miami Valley
Middleown
Trader Vic’s Sued Over Roquefort Labeling
In San Francisco the Roquefort family and Roquefort cheese maker sue Trader Vic’s in U S District Court claiming the restaurant uses blue cheese in dressing and labels it Roquefort Damages and a legal injunction are sought to bar the naming The filing argues real Roquefort must be ewe’s milk cheese aged in caves near Roquefort and disputes the restaurant’s dressing claims.
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San Francisco
Trader Vic
Roquefort
U.S
Trader Vic's
Jim Mayer
McDonald Shies Away From Court Injunction
United Steelworkers President David J. McDonald said the union will use every legal means to avoid a Taft Hartley court injunction during the 85 day steel strike. A 90 minute summit with industry leaders ended without progress and both sides kept quiet on future talks.
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Pittsburgh, Pa
United Steelworkers
David J. McDonald
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McDonald
Eisenhower
Roger M. Blough
U. S. Steel Corp. Board
Blough
Lightning Bolt Strikes Pastor During Chimney Work
The Rev. Howard Fenstenmaker, helping workers on a church chimney, was struck by lightning during a thunderstorm in Pittsburgh. He died on arrival at a hospital.
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Pittsburgh
Howard Fenstenmaker
Fenstenmaker
Layoffs In Steel Seen After War Strike
New York AP Iron Age magazine warned end of the steel strike will not stop layoffs across steel using industries. Shipments will stay below pre strike levels for weeks as mills work toward full production.
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New York
Iron Age Magazine
National Metalworking Weekly
Iron Age
Chief dismisses curfew law as weak in Batavia
Batavia Police Chief Stanley N. Smith calls the 10 pm curfew for under 16 youths lousy and says officers have more important duties than acting as baby sitters. He blames parents for instilling good behavior in their children.
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Batavia, N. Y
Stanley N. Smith
Publicist says Twenty-One rigged in TV quiz scandal
A PR consultant for Twenty-One producers testified that the TV quiz show was rigged. George H. Bender voiced interest in buying the Washington Senators for up to seven million dollars if seller Calvin Griffin agrees to part with the team. Mario Lanza, noted American tenor, died in a Rome hospital at age 38 after a heart attack. Eisenhower’s fact finding panel wrapped a hearing on East and Gulf Coast stevedore strike urging immediate bargaining to resolve the dispute.
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U.S
George H. Bender
Ohio
Washington Senators
Calvin Griffin
American League Baseball Club
Bender
Rome
Mario Lanza
Eisenhower
Gulf Coast
Girl Accomplice In Holdup Caught
Alma Helen Stevens, 26, sought as a keeper of a getaway plan in a Cleveland bank robbery attempt, was arrested after a rooming house tip. She had fled from the scene with William Ansley, who killed himself when police stormed the bank. She previously used several names and lived with a 39 year old man during her flight.
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Helen Stevens
Cleveland
East Side
Alma Helen Stevens
Frank W. Story
Hayes Ruckus Probe Sought by Ohio State Faculty
The Columbus Dispatch reports an Ohio State University faculty group asked the Athletic Council to investigate Woody Hayes after a clash with two Los Angeles sportswriters following the 17 0 win over Southern California. The Conference Committee of the Teaching Staff sent a letter seeking facts and noting possible impact on the university’s reputation.
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Columbus
Sleeping sickness prompts NY border health checks
New York state police guard highways at borders to stop entry of horses without health certificates from their origin states amid an outbreak of sleeping sickness in New Jersey that has caused 19 deaths.
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Albany
N. Y
New York
New Jersey
Herter Sees Khrushchev Dual Aim On Peace And China
Secretary of State Herter said Khrushchev shows sincerity in seeking world disarmament and easing East West tension while China remains hard line. He noted Mao Tse-tung gave no parallel statements, signaling diverging paths between Soviet and Chinese communists. Time will tell long term effects of Khrushchev's U S visit.
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Nikita Khrushchev
China
Christian A. Herter
Khrushchev
Peiping
David
Herter
Mao Tse-tung
United States
Soviet Union
Berlin
West Berlin
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