Pirates rally in loss but slugger Richardson shines in series
In a tense game, the Pirates fall 7 to 6 as Richardson drives in two runs with a triple and a key fielders choice. Mantle and Berra pace the Yankees with multi RBI performances, while Mazeroski, Smith, and Hoak deliver several hits for Pittsburgh.
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Cheney
Friend
Skowron
Clemente
Blanchard
Vinegar Bend Mizell
Stuart
Cimoli
Ford
Sydney Gaynor
Yankees
Howard
Boyer
Rocky Nelson
Mizell
Fred Green
Pirate
Green
Clem Labine
Virdon
Groat
Paris
Cimoh
Cimol
Cimeoli
George Witt
Schofield
Demaestri
Rover
State Aid Sought for Monroe Drainage Project
Ouachita Parish Police Jury passed a resolution asking the Department of Public Works to aid Monroe with a major drainage canal project. Mayor W L Jack Howard said existing bond funds could be freed to add laterals if more money becomes available. A meeting in Baton Rouge with Claude Kirkpatrick was planned. The jury also reappointed Mrs A D Tisdale to the Monroe Ouachita Regional Planning Commission.
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Department of Public Works
Monroe
Ouachita Parish
W. L
Jack) Howard
Parish
Howard
Ward 3
Rankin W. Earle
Baton Rouge
Claude Kirkpatrick
A. D. Tisdale
Monroe - Ouachita Regional
Builders seek representation on West Monroe planning panel
West Monroe Police Jury heard Butler urge inclusion of Homebuilders in the planning commission as dual FHA and commission rules hamper work. He noted plats must be reviewed before recording and bonds may be required. Discussions touched on outside-city authority and related local actions.
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West Monroe
Butler
Hamm
Ward 5
Lassiter
Cheniere Lake
Southern Bell Telephone Co
Northeast Louisiana Builders Association
M. W. Montgomery
Anna Meyers Library
Irvin Kilpatrick
Quachita Parish
Judy Hardy
Ouachita Parish
Novotny Returns to Prague After U.N. Trip
President Antonin Novotny flew back to Prague on Tuesday from the United Nations General Assembly in New York.
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Czechoslovakia
Antonin Novotny
U.N. General Assembly
New York
PAR Publishes Second Printing of Guide to 1960 Amendments
PAR announces a second printing of its 64 page Guide to the 1960 Constitutional Amendments to help voters evaluate the 55 proposed changes. The non partisan group offers background and comment but no voting recommendations, noting many proposals may not belong in the constitution and that more amendments could follow. Copies cost 15 cents and are available by writing PAR Box 2748 Baton Rouge La.
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Baton Rouge
Edward J. Steimel
Public Affairs Research Council
PAR
Father Of Resident Dies Rites Set
Earl A. Rice of Crossett Ark dies aged 58 years resident for 58 years. Funeral 10 30 a m Thursday at First Methodist officiated by Revs Dan Robinson and C M Atchley. Interment Pinewood Memorial Park directed by Jones Funeral Home Crossett. Survivors include widow Hazel Price Rice daughter Mrs Al Alsup two sisters Mrs Birdie McKinney Mrs A J Shultz and one granddaughter.
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Earl A. Rice
Dan Robinson
North Little Rock
C. M. Atchley
Pinewood Memorial Park Cemetery
Jones Funeral Home
Rice
Wilmar
Crossett Lumber Company
First Methodist Church
Hazel Price Rice
al Alsup
Monroe
Birdie McKinney
A. J. Shultz
Atlanta, Ga
Work Begins On Zoning Map
The City Council started work on the Monroe zoning map with a target to finish by mid next week. Mayor W. L. Howard Commissioner H. W. McSherry and Street Commissioner W. D. H. Rodriguez led a study session. City attorneys are redrafting the zoning ordinance as part of the planning program.
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Monroe
W. L
Jack) Howard
Council
Planning Commission
Howard
Women discuss careers and health services at PTA meeting
Miss Lillian Edwards of the Louisiana state health department spoke to the Cerebral Palsy School Parent-Teacher Association about services for 27 parishes. J Y Pipes led a group discussion as publicity chair. Ouachita Parish Medical Assistants attended the American Association of Medical Assistants National Convention in Dallas with Mrs. James Simrall, Mrs. Betty Shaddix, Mrs. Adron Eady, Mrs. Claudia Pittman, and Mrs. W F Latham.
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Louisiana State Health Department
Cerebral Palsy
Health Department
P.T. A
J. Y. Pipes
Ouachita Parish
Kennedy probes State Department on Formosa pullout report
Kennedy from New York's 17th District said he wired Secretary Herter for confirmation of a report that the State Department urges the Chinese Nationalists to evacuate Quemoy and Matsu. He spoke during a sidewalk interview en route to breakfast with Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt, with Vanden Heuvel alongside.
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New York
Christian A. Herter
State Department
Kennedy
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Vanden Heuvel
Christian Herter
Formosa
Quemoy
Matsu
Nixon plans two hour tour and ticketing options
Nixon hints that two hours would give ample time to inspect the islands. He proposes moving the vice presidential candidates Lodge and Johnson to the October 21 spot. He asserts Quemoy and Matsu hold significance, noting Matsu at 29 square miles with 11,000 residents and Quemoy housing 45,000 people, 120 miles from Formosa and close to China.
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Henry Cabot Lodge
Lyndon B. Johnson
Nixon
Quemoy
Matsu
Formosa
Red China
China
Japanese Politician Asanuma Killed in Tokyo Attack
A student assassin confessed to planning the killing of socialist leader Inejiro Asanuma for three days and acted alone. The stabbing occurred at Hibiya Hall near the Imperial Hotel as Asanuma denounced the government over the US military pact, shocking a nation just after postwar turmoil.
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Mnejiro Asanuma
Japan
S ’S Socialist Party
Tokyo
Asanuma
Otaya Yamaguchi
Assasin
Hibiya Hall
Imperial Hotel
Yamaguchi
U. S
FFA Convention to Present Degrees in Kansas City Session
The 33rd Future Farmers of America convention in Kansas City will award honorary American Farmer degrees at today's first session. About 8,000 youths from all 50 states plus Puerto Rico and the Philippines are expected, with totals possibly reaching 9,000 over three days. The Star American farmer awardee will be presented tonight.
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Kansas City
Future Farmers of America
Puerto Rico
Philippines
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