Top Pros Bypass Western Open
A group of major players skip the Western Open in Chicago leaving a path for new contenders to claim the $11,000 first prize. Notables like Palmer, Snead, Hogan, Nelson, Hagen, Sarazen, Armour, Barnes, Evans and Nicklaus sit out while Chi Chi Rodriguez eyes defense and Tony Lema aims to extend his British Open form though Homero Blancas emerges as a potential longshot rookie on tour.
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Chicago
Arnold Palmer
Sam Snead
Ben Hogan
Byron Nelson
Walter Hagen
Gene Sarazen
Tommy Armour
Jim Barnes
Macdonald Smith
Chick Evans
Evans Scholars Pro Am
Palmer
el! Nagel
Jack Nicklaus
Gary Player
South Africa
Tony Lema
Chi Chi Rodriguez
Lema
Britain
Rodriguez
Tom O'Shanter
Ray Floyd
Dean Refram
Jim
Ferriell
George Archer
Jack McGowan
Homero Blancas
Houston
Judges View Film A Stranger Knocks in Maryland
Seven judges of the Maryland Court of Appeals viewed the Danish film A Stranger Knocks days before hearing arguments in the first appeal under the state censorship law.
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Maryland
U. S. Supreme Court
Censorship Board
General Assembly
Court of Appeals
Annapolis
Maryland Court of Appeals
National Debt At 328 Billion Finance Limit Signed
Washington AP reports the new temporary national debt limit is 328 billion dollars. President Johnson signed the bill into law Monday two days before the ceiling would revert to 285 billion. Congress approved the one year limit weeks ago, reflecting ongoing government deferral.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
Trade Barrier Lowering Urged by Brandt in Rome
West Berlin Mayor Willy Brandt urged gradual lowering of trade barriers between Europe’s two economic communities as a step toward political union. In a Rome speech, the West German socialist leader called for a secretariat for political coordination between the European Common Market and the European Free Trade Association.
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Rome
West Berlin
Willy Brandt
Europe
European Common Market
European Free Trade Association
Police watch London home of threatened justice
London police guard the home of Anne Evans a woman justice of the peace after three telephone callers self described Ku Klux Klan members threatened crucifixion over her remarks on Britain's Negro policemen. The incident followed a separate note about American soap usage.
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London
Justice of the Peace
Anne Evans
Britain
1965 Ford offers quiet ride and luxury trim options
Advertises 1965 Ford Galaxie models with quiet rides tested against Rolls-Royce, highlighting standard features across Galaxie 500, XL, and LTD. Describes V‑8 options, Cruise-O Matic, bucket seats, full vinyl interiors, carpeting, wheel covers, and safety/comfort conveniences, with no extra charge for these features and test results certified by the U.S. Auto Club.
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Rolls-Royce
American Institute of Interior Designers
LTD
U.S
Auto Club
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