Fisherman Builds Rods and Ties His Own Flies in Basement Shop
Jerry Mosier profiles S W Humphreys who for over 40 years crafts custom rods and ties flies in his basement, repairing tackle for others and selling some pieces. His work uses a 30 year old wrapping jig, exotic materials, and a meticulous, artful approach as he explains why quality beats speed. He keeps a 14 year old terrier named Jigger nearby, and notes most customers seek his high quality rather than mass production.
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Jerry Mosier
S.W. Humphreys
Poe
Humphreys
Dis
Hessd
Spt
Jigger
Ulbricht Loser in Flier Incident Diplomatic Snub
An AP analysis portrays East German leader Ulbricht as marginalized after Soviet controlled fliers were shot down over East Germany. The United States and Soviet Union coordinated to avoid a Cold War flare up as crews were released and handed over, while West Germany and Ulbricht faced reputational blowback and continued recognition only in communist states.
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Carl Harman
Bonn
Brug Bincom
Ter Ulbricht
Mfis
Tae
Ulbricht
United States
Soviet Union
Dean Rusk
U.S
West Germany
East Germany
David I. Holland
Holland, Minn
Melvin J. Kessler
Philadelphia
Harold W. Welch
Detroit
Rusk
Welch
Holland
Kessler
Can to stand trial for murder in Vietnam
Saigon reports Ngo Dinh Can, brother of former President Diem, will be tried for murder, attempted murder and extortion. He was to face charges in Hue with Phang Quang Dong, who was sentenced to the guillotine after the trial.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
Ngo Dinh Can
Ngo Dinh Diem
Can
Diem
Phang Quang Dong
Hue
Dong
Ottawa opens track with home victory at Cook Field
Ottawa High swept a triangular track meet at Cook Field led by Jerry Turley and Steve Queen. Turley won the 100 and 220 yard dashes and the broad jump. Queen captured both hurdle events while Ottawa claimed relay and sprint wins to finish with 8212 points, ahead of Emporia, Olathe, and Turner.
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Jerry Turley
Ottawa High
Cook Field
OHS
Turner
Emporia
Olathe
Turley
Steve Queen
Queen
Hansen
Cook
Hurdies
Mackey
Wiggins
Guthrie
Davis
Parker
Reash
Nevitt
O'Dea
Ottawa
Silvey
Woods
Doman
Tinsley
Paulsen
Ola
Kietzman
Owens
Pratt
Lipps
Woodward
Alvord
D. Knop
Schumake
Ledom
Greene
Prevatt
G. Knop
Howard
Pretz
Motlett
Wiswell
Eldridge
E Meltz
Dodgers Slump Hits Top Pitchers In Spring Ex games
Dodger quartet Koufax Drysdale Podres Perranoski shelled in exhibitions as Houston and New York bats pound Dodger arms. Podres allowed six runs in five innings while Drysdale and Koufax also gave up multiple hits. Other stars like Hansen Brinkman Wine Santo Stargell and Aaron homered or drove in runs in various spring games.
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Dodgers
Sandy Koufax
Don Drysdale
Johnny Podres
Ron Perranoski
Podres
Houston Colts
Cocoa, Fla
Drysdale
New York Mets
Los Angeles
Hansen
White Sox
St. Louis
Brinkman
Senators
Baltimore
Ron Santo
Chicago Cubs
Cleveland
Willie Stargell
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
Hank Aaron
Detroit
Conference May Open with First Negro Players Hope
ATLANTA AP The signing of high school basketball grant-in-aid players begins in the Southeastern Conference with a slim chance Kentucky adds a Negro player. Rumors say Adolph Rupp seeks Wesley Ansell of Seneca High Louisville a 6 foot 8 inch 235 pounder and two year state champion. No Negroes now play in the SEC in any sport though Steve Matthews a Detroit transfer is trying for Kentucky football.
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Atlanta
Kentucky
Adolph Rupp
Wesley Ansell
Louisville
Seneca High
Ansell
Sehoa
Steve Matthews
Detroit
Hockey Cup Final Narrowly Goes To Canadiens Over Leafs
Terry Sawchuk posted 26 saves as the Canadiens edged the Maple Leafs 2-1 to force a decisive game. Richard scored the winner after Maurice Richard’s brother's backhand tally sparked an uphill battle for Toronto, which trailed late in the third. Sawchuk, injured since Chicago, left hospital but powered through with a shoulder strain.
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Tory
Terry Sawchuk
Detroit
Toronto
Richard
Maurice
Allan Stanley
Leafs
Johnny Bower
Canadiens
J.C. Tremblay
Sawcchuk
Chicago
Celtics Lead Paced Eastern Final Over Redlegs at Home
Boston won 103 to 78 over Cincinnati in the Eastern Division final, taking a 1 0 series lead. Western action featured St. Louis at San Francisco in the opener of a best-of-seven series, with Thursday’s game Cincinnati at Boston scheduled.
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San Francisco
Boston
City
Yankees
Fesota
Philadelphia
Los Angeles Dees
Hawaii
Associated Press
Cincinnati
St. Louis
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Williams
E & Tandy
Kane
Gentry
Nicholson
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Killough
Henderson
Turkley
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Person
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Los Angeles Dodgers
Big Four
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Ron Hansen
Chicago White Sox
Washington
Ed Brinkman
Bobby Wine
Wine
Phillies
NBA
Sam’s Tire & Supply
4Th& Main
Tire & Supply Inc
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