All Star Game Boosts Mays Heroics as NL Tops AL
In a 5 4 National League win at Forbes Field Willie Mays drove in the decisive run with a triple after Hank Aaron started a late rally. The edition notes a tense eighth inning, with Ford pitching for the Americans and Daley handling the mound for the Nationals, as several players including Mathews and Kaline contributed earlier.
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Pittsburgh
Willie Mays
Hank Aaron
Forbes Field
San Francisco
Harvey Kuenn
Nationals
Whitey Ford
New York Yankees
Minoso
Mays
Fox
Kaline
National—Temple
Mathews
Anomer
Aaron
Wynn
Lew Burdette
Milwaukee
Temple
Skowron
Colavito
Triandos
Aron
Ryne Duren
New York
Banks
Cepeda
Aparicio
Malzone
Mazeroski
Power
Kuenn
Williams
Triandog
Antcelli
Sievers
Lollar
Mantle
National
Ford
Boyers
Groat
Boyer
Dalzy
Geen
Tore
Wee Nee
b-Williams
Baas e-McDonald
Peetersere Triandos
Poel
Killebrew
Bunning
e-Bievers
Pee
Aren Daley
Ebaweane Weber Aparicio
Pane Wynn
Duren
National League Temple
Pes Oerresnes
Mustat
Otte Erate Nee Antenelli
Teers Graereernres
h—Boyer
i-Groat
Elston
P Osteen
Moser Recovers From Poison Ivy After TV Caution
Cambridge plant expert Hal Moser of the University of Massachusetts careful on air about contact with poison ivy after a mild poisoning he suffered. He plans to resume his weekly television lecture this Thursday to share safety tips and plant care.
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Cambridge, Mass
Hal Moser
University of Massachusetts
Moser
Daily Mail coins name for Soviet space rocket
London AP reports the Daily Mail dubbed the Soviet rocket that carried two dogs and a rabbit Noah's Arknik, a playful moniker reflecting the mission astronauts in animal tests.
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London
The
Daily Mail Today
Weather Forecast Clears and Warm Across County
A forecast shows clear to partly cloudy skies and unusually warm temperatures across the county. Highs this afternoon and Wednesday in the lower 90s, lows near 70 tonight, with continued warmth into tonight and Wednesday.
Move Big Machines onto Pomona Dam Site
Big earth moving equipment has arrived at the Pomona flood control dam site 16 miles west of Ottawa on 110-Mile Creek. List & Clark of Kansas City is starting first stage work on the Army Engineer project with a ground breaking planned for July 10 and a construction conference on July 14. The $242 million contract covers clearing, embankment and outlet works, diversion channel, service bridge, roads, and fences. Peters, the construction superintendent, expects real activity within two weeks and has set up a field office at the site. The reservoir, due in 1963, will flood about 20 times Lone Star Lake’s area and provide flood control, water supply, and a 4000-acre recreation lake. land leases for summer sites will be handled by private owners along the lake.
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Pomona
Ottawa
List & Clark
Kansas City
Army Engineer
A. B. Peters
Marais Des Cygnes
Lone Star Lake
Douglas County
Lake Shore
Mrs. Peters
Manhattan
Eisenhower vetoes omnibus housing bill as extravagant
President Eisenhower vetoed the $1.375 billion housing measure calling it extravagant and inflationary. He urged Congress to push a less costly bill, expressing disappointment that the package would cause more harm than good. The veto, his fourth major one of the session, leaves key housing programs unfunded amid Democratic reductions.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Senate
House
Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
Crewmen Escape Burning Tanker in Air Crash
SHREVEPORT La AP seven crewmen escaped without serious injury after an Air Force Globemaster transport crashed on take off carrying unarmed atomic weapons. Officials said there was no explosion and no radiation danger. Barksdale Air Force Base cleared the area for security and weapon removal.
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Shreveport
Air Force
Barksdale Air Force Base
School Hearings Consider Territory Transfers In Osage County
Two hearings conducted by County School Superintendent J J Scott reviewed transfers from Community District 51 Williamsburg to District 39 Greenwood and from District 34 Mudcreek to Williamsburg. A joint decision by Scott and Paul W Crawford Osage County schools chief is due within 20 days.
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J. J. Scott
Williamsburg
Greenwood
Mudcreek
Scott
Paul W. Crawsford
Osage County
Youth Undergoing Clinical Examinations in Kansas City
Lee Andrews an 18 year old former University of Kansas student who killed his parents and sister at Walcott last November 28 began clinical examinations at the Menninger Clinic Topeka. He will be returned to Wyandotte County jail each night as security. Defense contends temporary insanity.
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Kansas City
Kan
Lee Andrews
University of Kansas
Walcott
Menninger Clinic
Topeka
Wyandotte
Husky
Bank Robbery Hits Spokane Bank in Downtown District
Henry M. Richards, assistant vice president, was reading when a teller burst in with news of a holdup at a downtown Spokane bank. The robber escaped with 2477 dollars before fleeing the scene.
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Spokane
Henry M. Richards
Richards
Won't Extend Deadline On Steel Strike
New York AP Union President David J. McDonald said there will be no new extension of steel contracts past the midnight July 14 deadline. He told Vice President Richard Nixon in Pittsburgh that talks have made no progress and no economic offers have been made, as he briefed Nixon before the All Star game.
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New York
David J. McDonald
McDonald
Richard M. Nixon
Pittsburgh
Nixon
Pittsjburgh
Pittsiburgh
Ministers Seek Job After Ad Mike Debell Pastor Reacts
Louisville AP reports Rev. Richard Debell 23 a shaken man as 150 Baptist ministers answered an ad placed over his name. He says he did not place the ad or know who did, does not need an assistant, and hopes to remain at Gethsemane Baptist Church for several more years.
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Louisville, Ky
Richard Debell
Gethsemane Baptist Church
Long Appears To Be Losing Ground
Gov. Earl K. Long returned to Baton Rouge intent on reclaiming the capital but his strength waned as he dozed during a aides’ conference. Dr. Charles Watkins traveled from New Orleans to examine him while talks of a renewed purge of office holders after Long’s June 26 release from a mental hospital continued.
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Baton Rouge
Earl K. Long
Charles Watkins
New Orleans
Long
Capital
Set Up Clinics In KC For Polio Shots
Kansas City officials and the Jackson County chapter of the National Foundation plan to open 16 low cost vaccination clinics with Salk polio vaccine. Starting Thursday, clinics will operate citywide for all ages at $1.00 fee, free for those unable to pay. June polio cases reach 20, doubling June 1953 record.
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Kansas City
Jackson County
The
National Foundation
At 70 He Plans To Sail His 35-Foot Sailboat To Sweden
John C H Wendes, 70, plans a bold voyage from Clinton to Sweden aboard the 95 foot Viking. His crew includes Charles Picek, 37, and Earl Potts, 27. A retired chief engineer, he quit his Naugatuck job after his wife died last January and sold his house to pursue the Atlantic crossing.
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Sweden
Clinton
Conn
John
C. H
Wendes
Atlantic
Charles Picek
Washington, D.C
Earl Potts
Maryland State Penitentiary
Straits of Gibraltar
New York
United States
U.S. Rubber Co
Naugatuck
Rescue 38 Fred Tough Convicts End Hostage Siege
In Monroe Washington four young convicts seized 26 to 28 visitors and guards for 18 hours in a failed escape bid. A tear gas raid at 4 03 am freed all hostages with no serious injuries. Names listed include Richard A Murray Donald DeCourcy Robert E Jasmin and David K Owens.
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McKelvie
John Martin
Mary Turner
Richard A. Murray
Donald DeCourcy
Robert E. Jasmin
David K. Owens
I Knew We Had To Move In
William Mc Kelvie recounts the Washington State Reformatory hostage rescue led by officers in Monroe. He describes moving in under threat to save inmates and hostages, the use of tear gas, and risking his hand as convicts threatened to kill guards. Children’s pleas and personal reflections frame the dramatic incident.
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Lawrence Delmore
Adult Correction
William McKelvie
Reformatory Hospital
Lethe Prison
John Martin
Olympia
McKelvie
Martin
Washington State Reformatory
Associated Press
Monroe, Wash
Devance
Jasmin
Murray
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Order
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Kansas
Mississippi
Arizona
Lloyd A. Staf
E. W. Crandall
W. H. Lennard
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Jack Kille
Ed Gardner
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Paul Perkins
Charles Colaw
Cottonwood
David
New Wesleyan Methodist Hospital
Hotel
Conrad Hilton
Queen Elizabeth of England
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Moon
Crandal
Drysdale
Maya
Matthews
Crandall
Burdette
Amercan—Histon
Minogo
Ath
B— Williams
Runnels
Anarico
Antonell
Anaricio
American
Noah's Arknik
Pomona Dam
Peters
Turtle Creek Reservoir
Junction City
BIG Machine
Junier Pruitt
Florence
Lamar Phillips
AL 8. Peters Construction
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Adv
Fred Tough
Reformatory
Hugh DeWalt
Marlene Oxford
Kelso, Wash
Bobby
Richard Murray
Robert Jasmin
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