Stengel Leads Mets in Cooperstown Hall of Fame Game
Casey Stengel brings the New York Mets to Cooperstown to face the Washington Senators in the annual Hall of Fame game on Monday July 27. The event draws fans eager to glimpse Stengel in person and watch notable major leaguers in a park setting. Tickets remain on sale for $2 on the first and third base sides and $1.80 in the outfield.
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Cloverland Is Vernon Winner In Yonkers Feature Pace
Adios Ronnie driven by Hugh Bell won the Yonkers Raceway feature pace in 2 00 4 5 for $10,000, beating Cape Horn by 114 lengths. Senator Burton finished third with Vernon Downs Cloverland Direct prevailing in another $1,400 pace and Saratoga’s Castleton Belle winning a Delmar trot division.
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Baseball standings and results from multiple leagues
National and American League standings shown with teams and records. Results include Monday night Los Angeles over Milwaukee and San Francisco over Cincinnati, plus upcoming schedule notes and a few league-wide games with Detroit Kansas City and New York Baltimore matchups.
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Starlings Routed Steelworkers 9-0 in BR League Game
Gary MacDonald tossed a one hit gem for the Starlings in a 9-0 Babe Ruth League victory over Steelworkers Local 2877 at Fort Ontario. He fanned nine with two walks as Brian Caruso and Fred Borden led a rally filled with timely hits including a five run seventh inning.
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One Dead Three Hurt In Crash Near Syracuse
A single vehicle accident on the Jamesville DeWitt Road near Syracuse left George R. Mason 23 dead and three other occupants injured. James Trvell 18 Victory Bird 18 and Gerald Miller 18 were hospitalized after the car left the road rolled over and tumbled down an embankment.
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Scranton Aims for Delegates in Delaware and New Jersey
Governor William W. Scranton campaigns across Delaware and New Jersey seeking delegates to challenge Senator Barry Goldwater. He targets 52 total delegates, with hopes to win seven of Delaware’s 12 and four of New Jersey’s five uncommitted, while Goldwater leads on a first-ballot path.
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Supreme Court Ends Term With Racial Rulings
The Supreme Court closed its 1963 64 term by overturning sit in convictions in eight cases and applying one voter one vote to state legislatures in nine states. Justice Douglas noted the central question of whether a merchant may refuse service to a Black patron and arrest him for trespass remained unsettled.
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Supreme Court narrows on reapportionment rulings
The court upheld state trespass law applications against a challenge to 14th Amendment limits. Justices Black Harlan and White dissented, saying the court avoided the key question. Rulings tied to Michigan Iowa Illinois Oklahoma Washington Florida Idaho Connecticut Ohio legislatures must reflect population only, continuing a wave of reapportionment decisions.
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New York Egg Market Prices For Wholesale Offerings
New York wholesale egg quotations show liberal demand for mediums and ample demand for balances. Whites and Browns list price ranges across sizes from extra fancy to peewees with fractions indicating quarter cents.
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New York Butter Prices Mixed by Quality
Butter offerings adequate for demand with fair wholesale demand. Bulk car lots show creamery grades with scores 93 AA at 59 to 59.14 cents, 92 A at 58 58.54, and 90 B at 58 to 58.50 cents.
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Provincetown Limits Buildings to Three Stories
Provincetown Massachusetts residents at the annual town meeting approved stricter zoning rules and set a three story height limit to preserve the town’s character at the tip of Cape Cod.
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Decision Could Upset Hundreds of Convictions
Albany report notes mixed early reactions to a Supreme Court ruling that the admissibility of confessions be judged by a judge, not juries, potentially affecting many New York convictions. State officials say prisoner releases won’t be automatic and retroactivity remains unsettled. A penal law commission will study whether new legislation is needed.
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Death of Mrs Etta Rowe Schumaker in Watertown
Mrs Etta Rowe Schumaker 83 died Friday night in the House of the Good Samaritan Watertown. Surviving son Earl F. Schumaker of Orwell is listed among other relatives.
Johnson Talks With Inonu on Cyprus Crisis
President Johnson and Turkish Premier Ismet Inonu reasoned about new approaches to the Cyprus crisis. Secretary Rusk and Assistant Secretary Talbot met Inonu at the President's guest house to discuss possible settlements between Greece and Turkey. Johnson, who met Inonu on Monday, aimed to push urgent direct negotiations with Greece.
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Negro lawyer elected director at U S Industries
Samuel R. Pierce Jr., a Negro lawyer, was elected a director of U S Industries Inc, a manufacturing firm with annual sales around $120 million. His law partner Theodore W. Kheel announced Pierce is the first Negro to hold such a policy and position.
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Quote on race and hiring at U S Industries
A speaker rejects racial bias in employment, stating the company has no Negro business and will not gain any business from Sam. The remark frames a position in a large American corporation pursuing international business and emphasizes qualification over race.
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1943 U S diet shift toward more meat and vegetables
In 1943 U S diet shifts show higher consumption of meat especially beef and poultry and vegetables while fruit fish and eggs declined according to the Agricultural Information Department.
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