Blanda fires three TDs as Oilers defeat Patriots
George Blanda, veteran quarterback, throws three touchdown passes to lift the Houston Oilers 31-10 over the Boston Patriots. He overcomes early boos to drive the Oilers to their first league win vs Boston since 1962, with scoring passes to Charlie Frazier and Willie Frazier and a 46-yard late strike.
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Houston
Patriots
Charlie Frazier
Willie Frazier
Charlie
Johnson invites girl friend Coco to lunch but she declines
Washington AP reports President Johnson invited Courtenay McPherson to lunch after services at St. Mark's Church. Courtenay asked to check with her mother and declined after learning she had to attend a picnic. Johnson also played with Courtenay Lynda, daughter of Jack Valenti. Also noted, over 50 Kennedy life books published in the year after his assassination.
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Johnson
St. Mark’s Episcopal Church
Capitol Hill
Courtenay McPherson
Coco
Courtenay
Harry C. McPherson Jr
Lynda
Jack Valenti
Valenti
Courtenay Lynda
Tyke
Pres
Courtenays
Kennedy
U.S
John F. Kennedy
Prayer Helps Arthritic Negro Farm By Kneeling Resolve
ANNAPOLIS AP Melvin A Edwards a 62 year old man from Solley crippled by an arthritic like disease since the early 1940s cultivates a seven acre truck farm crawling on his knees He has help for spring plowing and harvest but chops weeds himself He has been flat on his back more than eight years and credits prayers for his ability to work He resumed in 1960 because you ve got to do what you can when old age gets after you.
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Melvin A. Edwards
Solley
Edwards
Pizzaro Aids Chicago Win Over Tribe
Tommy Agee doubled home three runs and Juan Pizzaro singled during a four run fourth inning rally that lifted the Chicago White Sox to a 7 5 victory over Cleveland. Chuck Hinton hit his 18th homer for the Indians in the fourth.
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Cleveland
Tommy Agee
Juan Pizzaro
Chicago White Sox
Chuck Hinton
Indians
Larry Brown
White Sox edge Indians as Brown homer seals it
Puerto Rico’s Pizarro and Wilhelm combine for a seven inning win while Cleveland starter Siebert takes the loss. Bill Voss draws a bases loaded walk for Chicago’s first run in the fifth, Tom McCraw scores on a Duke Sims throwing error in the ninth, and Brown hits a two run homer for the White Sox in a 7 3 game.
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Gary Bell
Tom McCraw
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Hagerstown Woman Killed in I-70 Crash
A 35 year old woman from Hagerstown died yesterday in a truck crash on Interstate 70. State Police reported the death as Maryland's traffic fatalities rising to 482 for the year, up from 400 at the same point last year. The victim was identified as Mrs. Elmeda Jane Corley.
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Maryland
Elmeda Jane Corley
Hagerstown
Cumberland Woman Killed in Collision East of Hancock
A former Cumberland resident died late Saturday when she swerved to avoid an oncoming car and collided with an oncoming truck near Hancock. The crash occurred about one mile east of town. In other weekend accidents two Baltimore pedestrians were fatally struck and a Baltimore man died in a two car crash near Harrisburg.
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Harrisburg
County Driver Faces Hit Run Charge
Monrovia motorist O Re d Beall, 63, was arrested Sunday and charged with leaving the scene of a property damage accident. He was picked up near South Market and West All Saints Street after a hit and run on Sept 13 on West Fifth Street that damaged a parked 1960 car owned by Mrs Harriet LeSovrd of Hanover New Hampshire. Witnesses described the man and vehicle. Sgt John B Wheeldon arrested Beall.
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O’red Beall
South Market
West All Saints Street
West Fifth Street
Harriet LeSovrd
Hanover
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LeSovrd
Butterflies Linked To Evolution Theory From Stanford
Stanford biologists Paul Ehrlich and Peter Raven argue butterflies helped drive evolution across many species. After studying 432 butterfly groups, they propose plant chemistry and insect feeding shaped diversification.
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Stanford Calif
Stanford University
Paul R. Ehrlich
Peter H. Raven
Insects Grow Resistance to Plant Defenses
Scientists note that plant compounds defending against butterfly larvae can backfire as moths develop mutations that overcome these chemicals. The article discusses how insect mutations may render toxins distasteful or nutritionally ineffective, illustrating evolutionary responses to plant defenses.
Plant-Insect Arms Race Drives Rapid Evolution
The text describes a cycle where adapted insects feed on protected plants, allowing mutant strains to multiply and form new groups with the same adaptation. Protected plants then multiply and evolve new groups until predators adapt to counter their chemical defenses.
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