McKay Loses Davis Cup Final as Fraser Captures Australia
Fraser defeats McKay in four sets to clinch the Davis Cup for Australia 3-2 on the Forest Hills surface. Fraser, 25, capitalized on McKay’s serves as the Australian captain Harry Hopman celebrated his ninth triumph in the Cup era. McKay and Olmedo had earlier won singles, but Fraser and Emerson delivered the decisive doubles win to seal the match.
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Uncle Sam
Barry McKay
Melbourne
McKay
Air Force
Dayton
Ohio
Hirth
Fraser
Chalienze
Alex Olmedo
America
Brisbane
Hopman
Harrys Hopman
MacKay
U.S
Perry Jones
Iears
Sraser
Jacoby on Bridge and the Salton Sea note
North's four spades bid is questioned yet neither side could double. South wins ten tricks after West errs on club opening and misplays trumps. A note adds history of California's Salton Sea, formed in 1903 when the Colorado River burst its banks and flooded the Imperial Valley, now about 244 feet below sea level.
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Sout
Ever South
South Iwon
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Salion Sea
Gulf of Lower California
Colorado River
Spareribs with Mandarin Soy Sauce from Old Southern Barbecue
Historic food feature recalls a father’s spicy pepper sauce and old fashioned methods. The piece describes traditional barbecue ribs and a heritage dipney, plus a modern variation flavored with mandarin oranges and soy sauce. A recipe for spareribs with a sweet sour glaze yields four servings.
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Cy Cecily
Brownstone
AP Newsfeatures
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Nixon speech fires at Khrushchev visit and U S resolve
Vice President Nixon warns against Soviet propaganda during Khrushchev’s visit and urges firm American posture. He says only by showing strength and resolve, through speeches and protests from groups like the American Legion and AFL CIO, can the United States deter Soviet aims and illuminate free peoples about Communist absolutism.
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Atlantic
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Europe
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Nixon
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U.S.S.R
Berlin
Spee
American Legion
Afl‘cio
Barushchev
Soviet Union
Pre- Freimier
New York
Tald Tabune, Inc
iCopyz
Bhi
Adoration and Worship by Earl L Douglass
A religious meditation on worship defining its meaning as worth ship and urging holy appointments for reverence to God. The essay contrasts practical living with higher devotion and describes how worship connects spirit with divine blessing. In Phnom Penh, Cambodia, King Suramarit and his queen narrowly escaped a palace bombing, with three staff killed and three injured.
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God
Phnom Penh
Cambodia
Suramarit
Baseball Race Tightens In Final Month Of 1959
Aaron's lead narrows as Joe Cunningham and Hank Aaron trade pace in the NL batting race. Pinson and Temple climb standings with Red legs, while Al Kaline and Francona jockey for AL honors. Colavito powers to homers and RBIs as Banks repeats NL leaders in homers and RBIs.
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Joe Cunningham
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Hank Aaron
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Pinson
Wada Pinson
Cincinnati
Colayie
Rocky Colavzo
Indians
Washington
Harmon Killebrew
Colavito
Killebrew
RBI
Rocky
Harmon
Killebres
Ernie Banks
Chicago Cubs
Congressional Viewpoint on Cuba and Castro Influence
Senator John Marshall Butler argues the United States must monitor Cuba and Fidel Castro closely as a potential risk to national security. He notes Castro’s ties to China and communist ideas while warning against underestimating Cuba’s proximity and influence in the Western Hemisphere.
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John Marshall Butler
United States
Fidel Castro
International
Munister of Communications
Workers’ ,Union
Com- China
Violeta Teresa Cas- Castro
China
Cuba
Latin American Liberation Fears and Miami Stadium Move
A regional security warning cites Khrushchev and Mao aiming to pull Latin America from U.S. influence, Cuba seen as a potential base for missiles near Canaveral. In Miami, the Orange Bowl advisory board backs a 76,000 seat stadium for a proposed American Football League. An ancient canal proposal is noted, suggesting a water route between the Mediterranean and Red Seas.
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Khrushchev
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Peking
Latin America
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Santa Clara
Cape Canaveral
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Panama Canal
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Fla
American Football League
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Ega
Mediterranean
Red Seas
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