North Baptist Secures Eighth Win Of Ottawa League
North Baptist remained undefeated at the top of the Ottawa Church softball league by routing First Christian 17 to 7 in seven innings. Eddie Boyer pitched for North Baptist, allowing seven hits while contributing a strong two-run second inning and a big seven-run third. Sacred Heart beat Trinity Methodist 12 to 2 in five innings, with Eddie Garcia earning the win and Lewis hitting a late homer for the Methodists’ lone runs.
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North Baptist
Ottawa Church
Trinity Methodist
Sacred Heart
Trinity Metodist
Christian
Eddie Boyer
Baptist
Boyer
Chuck Waymire
First Christian
Methodist
Lewis
Eddie Garcia
Peterson
Ge North Baptist
Escee
Lincoln Park Attack By Youth Gang In Chicago
In Lincoln Park a gang of four or five Black youths assaulted and robbed Roy Helmut and attacked two white couples with baseball bats injuring a pregnant wife and a woman. Police captured one severely wounded suspect after a volley of shots, seizing four others within a mile of the park. Victims sought hospital care.
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Chicago
Lincoln Park
Lake Michigan
Rhodesia Riots Leave Nine Dead
In Bulawayo Southern Rhodesia crowds returned to work after three days of rioting that left at least nine Africans dead and 118 injured. Military cordons and police said gunfire killed five. one death followed riots enforcing a boycott. A large force protected factories and streets in the 45,000 white enclave.
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Bulawayo
Southern Rhodesia
Castro Calls Revolution an Example for Latin America
LAS MERCEDES Cuba AP An ailing Fidel Castro offered his revolution as an example to Latin American nations on Tuesday and renewed charges of U S aggression against his government. He spoke two hours and fifteen minutes in the Sierra Maestra birthplace amid rain heat and mud to celebrate the seventh anniversary of his movement. He warned the United States again that aggression aims to stop Cuba from being an example to the region and said the Andes should become the Sierra Maestra of the continent. Castro also attacked a U S aid program for Latin America calling it a bribe to spur opposition while about 200 000 Cubans struggle against him.
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Las Mercedes
Cuba
Castro
U.S
Sierra Maestra Mountains
United States
Latin America
Lion
Safe Landing On Wrong Airport
A Pan American Boeing 707 carrying 93 passengers landed safely on an airstrip 3,000 feet short of the main runway at Montreal. Capt. Fred Ralph piloted the London bound jet from Dorval, but touched down at a Canadair Ltd. airstrip in Cartierville, leaving local flyers astonished at the safe arrival.
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Montreal
Pan American World Airways
Fred Ralph
London
Dorval
Ralph
Canadair Ltd
Cartierville
New York Sanitation Workers Halt Over Contract Dispute
About eight thousand New York City Sanitation Department workers halted work in a protest over stalled contract talks. The stoppage caused a six-block parade to City Hall and traffic snarls as 25 percent of the usual 5,000 man morning shift reported for duty. The union cited the Condon Wadlin law restricting public employee strikes and warned of possible steps to prevent a health emergency if the stoppage persists.
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New York
City Sanitation Department
City Hall
Uniformed Sanitationmen’s Assn
International Brotherhood of Teamsters, Chauffeurs
Paul R. Screvane
Screvane
Kansas man held in fatal Dodge City stabbing
Carl Ross McKitrick, 19, of Cimarron, Kan., is jailed in the killing of 20-year-old Louise F. Sparke. Witnesses describe a block-long chase after they left a car, followed by multiple stab wounds to Sparke. McKitrick, once valedictorian of his Cimarron high school class, allegedly dated Sparke.
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Dodge City
Kan
Carl Ross McKitrick
Cimarron
Louise F. Sparke
Miss Sparke
McKittrick
Here
Faubus Heads For A Record Fourth Term
Gov. Orval Faubus led in Arkansas Democratic primary returns as he pursued an unprecedented fourth term. With 2,158 of 2,328 precincts reporting, Faubus held 201,364 votes, ahead of Joe C. Hardin and Bruce Bennett, while incumbents won renomination in two contested house races.
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Little Rock
Ark
Orvald
Faubus
Arkansas
Joe C Hardin
Grady
Bruce Bennett
H.E. Williams
Hal Millsap Jr
Dale Alford
Robert Hays Williams
Jim Trimble
Berryville
Donald Poe
Waldron
Alford
Williams
Trimble
Poe
Unopposed Men and Senator McClellan Not on Ballot
The men and Senator John L. McClellan faced no opposition as their names did not appear on the primary ballot. This omission left the races unchallenged for the listed offices.
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Sen
John L. McClellan
Congo Premier Lumumba aided by United Nations funds
United Nations officials reported Patrice Lumumba and his aides are receiving personal financial help from the U.N. during a North American visit. The Democratic Republic of the Congo, which gained independence from Belgium on June 30, faced financial difficulties after the transition.
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United Nations, N. Y
Patrice Lumumba
Congol
United Nations
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Senate Water Rescuces Committee
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