Rough Going Not Lost In River Journey
HANKSVILLE Utah AP The Seeleys and 14 companions started June 28 in Green River Utah to drift the Green and Colorado rivers to Hite They faced Cataract Canyon rapids and a rough trip that ended with the Seeleys ashore and a helicopter rescue after a frenzied search by planes and volunteers Many others in the party endured the dangerous voyage and vowed to try again despite the scare
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Hanksville
Utah
Phillip J. Seeley
Cataract Canyon
Seeleys
Colorado River
Bakersfield
Calif
Seeley
Green River
Holmes QO. Miller
Green
Colorado
Hite
Jim Hurst
Hurst
Why Do Wives Want To Go Out Evenings
HAL Boyle notes a husband cannot answer why wives need evenings out. The piece traces marital ambitions from a small rental to a dream home and gadgets, ending with the wife dragging her husband out for company or activity, not merely staying in.
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New York
China
Betsy Rawls Wins By Single Stroke
Betsy Rawls of Spartanburg South Carolina edged Patty Berg of West Chicago Illinois by a single stroke to win the Ladies Professional Golf Association championship at the Sheraton Country Club French Lick Indiana. Rawls finished with a 72 hole total of 1288 to claim the $1 247.35 first prize. Berg shot 70 for 289 while Louise Suggs of Cincinnati was third with 290 after a 71.
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Ind
Betsy Rawls
Spartanburg
S.C
Patty Berg
West Chicago
Ill
Miss Rawls
Sheraton Country Club
Miss Berg
Louise Suggs
Cincinnati
Both Ready For Title Contest
Welterweight champion Don Jordan of Los Angeles meets challenger Denny Moyer of Portland in a 15 round title bout in Portland. The NBC telecast begins at 8 p.m. CST with a blackout within 200 miles of Portland. Jordan holds the title for about six months amid an 8-episode streak, while Moyer arrives with 20 straight wins including wins over Gaspar Ortega and Vince Martinez.
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Portland
Ore
Don Jordan
Los Angeles
Denny Moyer
Jordan
Moyer
Nbc-Tv
Tommy Moyer
Gaspar Ortega
Vince Martinez
Go Slow Urges Warren Giles Plan for a Third Major League
National League president Warren Giles advocated a cautious two step plan to create a third major league. He suggested expanding the two existing leagues to ten teams each, then after new members gain major status, dropping two teams from each league to form a nucleus for the third circuit.
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Warren Giles
Pittsburgh
National League
Giles
Louisville
Pittsburgh Pirates
Russia Boasts About New Space Fear
Moscow reports the Soviet Union launched a two-ton single stage rocket delivering a dog and a rabbit who were recovered safely by parachute. A leading Soviet scientist called the feat a major step toward human spaceflight with plans for soon seeing people in space. It remains unclear whether the rocket reached orbit.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Iron Curtain
Grigory Khrushchev
U.S.S.R Academy of Sciences
Moscow Radio
Soviet Rocket Reaches Record Altitude Over 294 Miles
A Soviet stage rocket carrying a biological payload reportedly reached a record altitude of 294 miles as it began reentry toward the earth. Officials did not disclose full technical details or the mission's broader objectives.
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Ressile
Soviet Union
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Vickers Petroleum Co. Inc
Wichita, Kansas
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Ottawa
Lunger & Son Oil Company
N. Main
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