Grid Stars To Take To Air In Friday Game
CHICAGO AP The College All-Stars face the Baltimore Colts Friday night at Soldier Field. The Stars must rely on passing to counter the Colts defense and Unitas passing, with Otto Graham selecting a quarterback from Grosscup Newman Ptacek or Humphrey. Last year the All-Stars beat Detroit 35 19 with minimal rushing.
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Chicago
Baltimore Colts
Soldier Field
Collegians
Baltimore
All-Stars
Stars
Detroit
Jim Ninowski
Bobby Mitchell
Otto Graham
Lions
Lee Grosscup
Utah
Washington State
Bobby Newman
Michigan
Bob Ptacek
Baylor
Buddy Humphrey
Chicago Bears
Grosscup
Buddy Dial
Rice
Lee
Why Good Time Charlie Suffers Uneasy Bladder
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Charlie
Doan
Injunction Issued Over Sugar Creek Refinery Picketing
Circuit Judge Richard C. Jensen granted a temporary injunction barring four union officials and six women from interfering with Standard Oil refinery operations at Sugar Creek MO. The Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers Local 5672 members have been on strike for a month. Peaceful picketing is allowed with limits of one picket per gate, two at three gates.
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Kansas. City
Richard C. Jensen
Standard Oil
Sugar Creek
Oil, Chemical and Atomic ‘Workers
Jensen
Dodgers rely on hot pitching to win pennant race
Chicago AP Dodgers drop 5 4 to Cubs in 10 innings as Clem Labine drives in a run while Al Dark and Tony Taylor homer in the 10th. Walt Alston says pitching must stay hot with Podres Koufax and McDevitt branching in. Don Drysdale poised to start next for LA as staff totals rise to league leading 750 strikeouts.
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Walt Alston
Los Angeles Dodgers
Dodgers
Chicago Cubs
Clem Labine
al Dark
Tony Taylor
Cubs
Alston
Johnny Podres
Sandy Koufax
Danny McDevitt
Don Drysdale
Papers Cited For Coverage Of News Events
The Associated Press cites Missouri newspapers for outstanding news coverage. The Springfield News-Leader & Press reported a convicts riot at U S Medical Center June 22 23 with two brothers Jim and Hank Billings driving rapid coverage and first wire photos. The Kansas City Star won for fast detailed coverage of the January 17 TWA belly landing near Olathe Kansas with Joe Wellington aboard.
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Seattle
Missouri
Associated Press
Assn
Today
Springfield
News-Leader & Press
Jim
Hank Billings
R. O. Settle
C. W. Johnson
Settle
Jim Billings
Morning News
Hank
Star
TWA
St. Louis
Kansas City
Naval Base
Olathe
Kan
Joe Wellington
Kansas City Crime Claim Ties Political Pressure to Fire
Sheriff Arvid Owsley says Jackson county leaders want Col. B. Marvin Casteel removed to keep the county closed off from organized crime. He notes a 1956 firing request and says he has avoided secret meetings linked to the Apalachin convention while insisting crime persists in large cities.
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Kansas City
Arvid Owsley
Jackson County
Col
B. Marvin Casteel
Wdaf-Tv
Owsley
Casteel
Apalachin
Joseph Barbara
N. Y
Wanted Man Caught While Showering in Buffalo Motel
FBI agents arrested James Francis Jenkins 38, a top 10 fugitive and bank robber, in a Buffalo motel shower after a tip from locals. Jenkins had escaped a Philadelphia jail on April 30 with a screwdriver while awaiting trial for a $17,730 Broomall bank holdup on March 4. Henry Kiter Jr. 27 faced charges of aiding the escape.
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Buffalo
N.Y
FBI
James Francis Jenkins
Philadelphia
Jenkins
Broomall
Karl Brouse
Henry Kiter Jr
Kiter
Air Force tests begin for 16 ton vertical takeoff X18
Edwards California AP reports the Air Force starts tests to determine if the 16 ton X18 vertiplane can fly. The aircraft, the nation s largest experimental vertiplane, arrived at Edwards from Moffett after completing 90 percent of its ground tests.
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Edwards Air Force Base
Calif
Air Force
Moffett Air Force Base
Giants World Series at Candlestick in unfinished stadium
SAN FRANCISCO AP The Giants lead the National League but World Series plans face seating questions at the unfinished Candlestick Park. Builder Harney cites 34 200 seats plus possible increases to 55 000 with emergency bleachers, while refusing extra financing. If the Giants win the NL pennant, Oct 2 and 3 World Series games could be hosted there with limited ramps and unfinished left field upper deck.
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San Francisco
Giants
Candlestick Stadium
Charley
Harney
John Bolles
Three Black Men Sentenced to Die in Georgia Case
In La Grange Georgia three Black men George Alford Jr Clifford Johnson and Brannon Epps were sentenced to die in the electric chair for the rape of a 20 year old married woman and the related assault of her 18 year old cousin during the early hours of August 1 An all male jury convicted them after nearly five hours of deliberation Judge Samuel J Boykin ordered execution at Reidsville State Prison on October 2 The men expressed no comments and were to be held in a safe place awaiting transfer to the state prison
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LA Grange
Georgia
Samuel J. Boykin
Reidsville State Prison
Georgia Bureau of Investigation
George Alford Jr
Dayton
Ohio
Clifford Johnson
Brannon Epps
Epps
Alford
Not Retiring From Congress Rep Martin to Seek Re election
Rep Joseph W. Martin of Massachusetts, age 75, ended retirement speculation on Tuesday night. He announced he intends to run for re election, disputing rumors he would retire.
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Rohoboth, Mass
Joseph W. Martin
Mass
Old Car Too Fast
Kansas City police chase ends when a bandit in an old model car escapes at high speed. Patrolman Edmund B. Vaught reaches 115 mph in a 10 mile pursuit on U S 24 40 and U S 73 before overheating causes him to quit near Lansing. The thief took about 90 to 100 dollars from a station attendant and fled west.
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Kansas City, Kan
Wyandotte
Kansas City
Kan
U. S
Edmund B. Vaught
U.S. 73
Vaught
Lansing
Frisco Papers Face Strike Over Wage Demands
The local executive committee of the San Francisco Oakland Newspaper Guild authorized a strike if needed to press contract demands. San Francisco Chronicle and Examiner workers plus News-Call Bulletin staff voted authority. Principal demand a 10 percent general wage increase, down from a $180 weekly top for porters, with current scale at $138.50. Contract expired March 27. negotiations to resume immediately.
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San Francisco
San Francisco - Oakland Newspaper Guild
San Francisco Chronicle
San Francisco Examiner
Guildsmen
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Happy Returns
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H. J. Henning
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