Sweetroll May Leads White Sox Past Red Sox in Boston
Chicago rookie Carlos May nicknamed Sweetroll homered for his fifth of the season, sparking an 8th inning rally to beat Boston 6-4 as brother Lee May struggles for Cincinnati. Harmon Killebrew hits his 408th. Seattle and Minnesota win. Detroit edges California.
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Sweetroll
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White Sox
Seattle
Mike Hegan
Pilots
Cleveland
California
Denny McLain
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Minnesota
New York Yankees
Harmon Killebrew
Washington
Kansas City
Lynchburg
Hogan
Yankees
New York
Jim Hegan
Angels
Detroit
McLain
Jay Johnstone
Jim Fregosi
Tom Murphy
Rudy May
Tigers
Killebrew
Bobby Cox
Duke Snider
Jim Kaat
Twins
Bernie Allen
Senators
Frank Howard
Juan Rios
Royals
Supreme Court Grants Civil Trial Rights to Soldiers
The Supreme Court, in a 5-3 ruling, extended civilian trial rights to servicemen charged with off duty crimes, challenging Gen George Washington’s view of military authority. The decision in the O Callahan case found a civilian indictment and jury trial appropriate for offenses not tied to military duties.
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Washington
Air Force
Dale E. Noyd
Court of Military Appeals
Vietnam
Supreme Court
Noyd
Douglas
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Hugo L. Black
William J. Brennan Jr
Thurgood Marshall
Army
James F. O'Callahan
Waikiki
O’callahan
George Washington
Parvin Foundation Shifts to Blue Chip Stocks
Washington AP tax returns show the Parvin Foundation once led by Supreme Court Justice William O. Douglas cut Las Vegas links and sold Parvin-Dohrmann Co. stock for nearly 2.9 million export gain. It still held a 700,000 loan to Parvin-Dohrmann and moved investments into IBM AT&T Anaconda International Paper Standard Oil and Cooper Tire.
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Supreme Court
William O. Douglas
Las Vegas
Douglas
Parvin Foundation
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Foundation
Parvin-Dohrmann Co
Parvin-Dohrmann
IRS
Abe Fortas
Family Foundation
Congress
IBM
At&t
Anaconda
International Paper
Standard Oi
Cooper Tire
Wheat Crop Still Slow In Kansas As Warmth Helps
The Kansas wheat crop remains late despite warmer weather. Six percent had colored by week’s end versus 15 percent last year and 10-year average of 22. Most wheat headed, with delays from wet fields in eastern and central Kansas. Corn acreage was 81 percent planted by week end.
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Topeka
Kansas
State Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Two Kansans Killed in Vietnam Action
Washington AP report lists Army Spec. 4 Michael B. Gerber of Conway Springs and Army Pfc. Robert Boese of Marion as killed in action in Vietnam. Boese had previously been listed as missing.
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Defense Department
Vietnam
Army
Michael B. Gerber
Leo M. Gerber
Conway Springs
Army Pfc
Robert Boese
Susan K. Boese
Marion
Boese
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