A's In Trouble On Infielders
The Kansas City Athletics may open the AL season with rookies at third base and shortstop unless they obtain infield reinforcements. General Manager Parke Carroll says no deal is close after talks with all clubs. Ken Hamlin is pegged for shortstop but has flopped in spring fielding. Louw Klimchock at third is a weak fielder, forcing a premium on a strong glove from the shortstop.
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Richardson earns Ring Fighter of the Month honor
Dick Richardson of Wales was named Fighter of the Month by Ring magazine for his technical knockout over Hans Kalbfell in the 13th round, securing the European heavyweight crown and a No. 10 ranking. Benny Paret and Federico Thompson enhance welterweight standings while Doug Jones enters light heavyweight ratings at No. 9. Clay falls from the top ten after consecutive losses.
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Orioles Trim Training Squad In Spring Cuts
The Baltimore Orioles reduced their training squad to 37 by sending shortstop Bob Saverine first baseman Buddy Barker and pitcher Dean Chance to lower levels. Saverine, who earned a $70 000 bonus in 1959, goes to Fox Cities in the Class B Three-I League. Barker returns to Vancouver in the Pacific Coast League and Chance, 18, is shipped to Fox Cities with Saverine.
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Shop Owner Nabs Pair Of Burglars In Cassville
Cassville Missouri AP report details P. E. Vaughn a 62 year old shop owner who surprised two burglars at his fashion shop driving up in a car he chased them down with a .22 rifle in house slippers. Burglary charges were filed against Kenneth Whitney Kleibauer Jr. 28 Independence and Robert Louis Dalton 26 Cass City.
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Easter Egg Roll Set For April 18 At White House
Washington AP reports the annual children's Easter egg roll at the White House will occur on April 18. Adults must be with a child 12 or younger and bring their own eggs. Grounds open from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
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Eisenhower visit cited amid travel notes in Georgia
A fragment notes a golfing vacation in Augusta, Georgia with President Eisenhower mentioned as on hand but not at a house. It references a maid caring for children and a usual routine of taking children elsewhere while she works, plus an insurance payment issue for Frank and a Civil Aeronautics Board report stating a dynamite bomb caused a January 6 airliner crash near Bolivia, North Carolina, with a seat explosion near Frank.
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Democrats Buy Votes Accusations at White House News Conf
House Republican Leader Charles A Halleck charged Democrats with pushing budget busting payola legislation to win votes. He told reporters after a White House conference with President Eisenhower and GOP leaders that Congress under Democrats has done nothing on farm problems since Eisenhour's farm message. He warned that Democratic controlled committees sponsor bills costing billions for political gain.
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Woman leaves 1000 for bombproof shelter vault
BINGHAMTON N Y AP says a woman Mary Evelyn Elliott who died Feb 18 left $1000 for constructing a bombproof underground reinforced concrete vault for her remains and those of her husband if the current burial vault in Greenfield cemetery Hempstead L I is damaged by wars hurricanes or earthquakes
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Julian Frank's Widow To Work As Model
The widow Janet Frank, 98, widow of attorney Julian Frank who died in a plane crash with a large life insurance payout, returns to modeling to support her two children. She earns around 40 dollars an hour at the agency, moved from a 40000 dollar Westport Connecticut home to a smaller residence, and resumes work after widowhood.
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Lawmaker Criticizes Budget Bill and Redevelopment Plan
A lawmaker denounces an emergency housing bill he says would blow a billion dollar hole in the budget and attacks a school construction measure and a redevelopment bill. He warns the redevelopment plan could cost more than 350 million dollars annually and disrupt the administration's budget.
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Stockton Man Named to State Welfare Board
Gov. George Docking appointed Charles H. Ostmeyer a Stockton Democrat to a four year term on the State Board of Social Welfare. He replaces T. E. Nickell and gives Democrats all three board seats. Ostmeyer, 40, is in a farm machinery firm with a brother and previously served on the Stockton City Commission.
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