Young Golfers Head Lists For U S Open Qualifiers
Youthful players dominate the U S Open prelims as 2402 entries seek 428 sectional spots plus exempt players for the June 11 13 Winged Foot event at Mamaroneck New York. Notable qualifiers include Rod Funseth Bill Farrells son Bill Collins and Bob Goalby among others.
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America
Winged Foot Golf Club
Mamaroneck
N.Y
Seattle
Winged
Rod Funseth
Rye
Funseth
Westchester Country Club
Johnny Farrell
Bill
New Jersey
Mason Rudolph
Clarksville
Tenn
Nashville
Bob Goalby
Memphis
Bob Jones
Thi
Pittsfield
Mass
Bill Collins
Lutherville
Gardner Dickinson
Ben Hogan
West Palm Beach
Fla
Ewing Pomeroy
Atlanta
Chicago
Des Moines
Baseball Scores From Tuesday Games
Milwaukee defeated San Francisco 4 to 2 in Tuesday action. Philadelphia played Chicago while Pittsburgh faced St Louis in another N division matchup. Monday results included Cincinnati 9 and Los Angeles at 1.
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Milwaukee
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Chicago
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
San’ Francisco
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Pet
Los Angeles Sevecovenens
Motorman’s Late Braking Causes Chicago Elevated Crash
In Chicago the CTA says veteran motorman Dominic Paris failed to apply brakes promptly, causing a rear-end collision of two Loop bound trains. About 125 taken to hospitals from the crowd of roughly 800 passengers. two seriously hurt, 19 hospitalized overnight. Paris injured his ankle.
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Chicago
Chicago Transit Authority
Harold Polland
CTA
Dominic Paris
Paris
Polland
Report No Change In Dulles Condition
Washington AP reports no change in the condition of John Foster Dulles, seriously ill with cancer. The former secretary of state took a turn for the worse Friday after an attack of pneumonia. There has been no change since at the department said Monday.
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Washington
State Department
John Foster Dulles
Department
Monay
15 Year Old Driver Writes Off His Fine
Ronald J Caouette, 15, of Windham, appeared in Salem municipal court charged with driving without a license. Judge Kenneth F Romprey had him write I will not drive again without a license on a blackboard about 20 minutes, the sentence spelled out 40 times. The judge suspended a $10 fine and released Caouette.
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Salem
N.H
Ronald J. Icaouette
Windham
Kenneth F. Romprey
Caouette
Globe Strike Near Settlement
The three month old Globe Democrat strike moves toward settlement as the American Newspaper Guild panel approves a pension plan guarantee by owner S I Newhouse. The committee will convene members to vote on the proposal covering job security wages and health insurance after final bank-backed net worth confirmation.
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ST. Louis
Globe Democrat
American
Guild
Globe
S. I. Newhouse
Morris Levin
Newhouse
Charles Goldman
New York
Docking Hosts Kansas Democrats at Capitol Dinner
Washington AP Gov George Docking of Kansas and Mrs Docking entertained three Kansas Democratic members of the House J Floyd Breeding Newell A George and Denver Hargis with their wives at a dinner. Docking is in town for the Federal State Relations Committee meeting. The Breedings will host a reception today for the Dockings and many lawmakers have been invited. Some sources cited him as a possible 1960 Senate or vice presidential candidate, but he said he is not a candidate.
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Washington
George Docking
Kansas
Workers To Vote In Hospital Strike
In New York nonprofessional workers at six hospitals vote on a proposal to end the strike. Union officials predict a rejection and note the offer did not include union recognition. The strike began 11 days ago to gain recognition, with potential expansion to more of the citys 81 voluntary nonprofit hospitals if refused.
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New York
Push Efforts To Block Sale Of Huron Cemetery
A Kansas City delegation urged Congress to reverse itself and retain the Huron Indian cemetery in their city. Rep Newell A George led the attack to block the sale under a 1956 bill guiding proceeds to Wyandotte survivors. The committee heard petitions and tributes from tribal leaders and local officials while opposition argued the sale respects sanctity and should proceed.
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Washington
Kansas ‘City
Kan
Congress
Errett P. Scrivner
Oklahoma
Newell A. George
Scrivner
House Interior ‘Committee
George
Paul F. Mitchum
Kansas City
Wyandotte County
Lawrence Zane
Miami
Okla
Ihhief
Harry S. Trusman
Harry Trowbridge
Wyandotte County Historical Society
Alan W. Farley
The
Kansas Historical Society
Ed Edmondson
Dokla
Tries New Tack With Juveniles in Missouri Circuit
Nevada Maryland AP report says Circuit Judge Jack Pritchard orders most juvenile offenders to undergo mental and physical examinations at State Hospital No 3. Police chief Darrell Estes Jr says the approach could be preventive and is already affecting attitudes, with four boys showing improvement though outcomes remain unsettled.
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Nevada, MD
Jack Pritchard
State Hospital No. 3
Darrell Estes, Jr
Missouri
26Th Judicial Circuit
Estes
Pritchard
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Dulles
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GHOES
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