Second Jaycee Wrestling Show in Ottawa Armory
The Ottawa Junior Chamber of Commerce hosts its second spring wrestling card at the Armory on Friday. A Rich ard Brown vs Buck Fanning title match headlines, with Brown promising to bring his belt. Irish Tim Fogarty meets Jerome Zachary in a rematch assisted by referee the Swedish Angel. A preliminary pits Bill Bland against an unspecified foe. bouts end in one fall or 20 minutes, with two-out-of-three falls or a 60-minute limit for main events. A concession stand will operate.
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Ottawa Junior Chamber of Commerce
Armory
Richard Brown
Central States
Buck Fanning
Brown
Jose
Fanning
Ottawa
Tim Fogarty
Jerome Zachary
Zachary
Angel
Fogarty
Bill Bland
Jaycees
Tiger President Backs Manager in Fan Pressure
Detroit club president Harvey Hanson defended manager Jack Tighe amid a six game slide. Hanson said Tighe will not be crucified by fans or pressured by the club and noted the skipper has done a good job under tough circumstances. Hanson spoke as fan letters and calls demanded Tighe's ouster amid a streak that has the Tigers with the worst record in the American League.
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Detroit
Jack Tighe
Detroit Tigers
Harvey E. Hansen
Tighe
Detroit Tiger
Hansen
Tigers
Baltimore
Bob Nieman
Jack
Cardinals Trade Dark To Chicago
ST. LOUIS The fourth place St. Louis Cardinals have traded veteran shortstop Alvin Dark for right handed pitcher Jim Brosnan formerly of the Chicago Cubs. The Cardinal front office said no money changed hands in the deal. The Cards plan to put the 28 year old Brosnan into pitching rotation immediately.
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ST. Louis
St. Louis Cardinals
Alvin Dark
Jim Brosnan
Chicago Cubs
Cardinal
Brosnan
Kaline Benched For Poor Hitting
Detroit manager Jack Tighe benched star outfielder Al Kaline after a 6-4 loss to the Baltimore Orioles. Tighe cited Kaline’s poor hitting and said the benching might shake him up, noting the player is “all mixed up out there.”
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Detroit
al Kaline
Jack Tighe
Baltimore Orioles
Tighe
Bowling Scores in Royal League roundup
Rundown of league bowling results shows teams and top scores. Notable performances include Wassmers 189 series 487, Meador 214 game and 547 series, Hamilton 209 game for 849 series, Cordle 192 game 512, Reddick 182 in 852? series, and Cordle 185 527. Moore Chevrolet forfeited.
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Royal League Bundy Insurance
A. Lewis
Wassmers
C. McFadden
Davis Paints
F. Meador
Briscoe Drugs
G. Briscoe
Moore Chevrolet
Wright Studio
C. Cordle
Knights of Columbus
Lesson from Going Steady read by ninth grade pupil
Diane Zang, a 14 year old from Annapolis, Md., reviewed the book Going Steady for her ninth grade English class. She wrote that the book was very good and that she learned not to marry until she is old enough and knows what she is doing.
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Annapolis
Diane Zang
Diane
Spear Wins Weekly Golf Ball at Ottawa Country Club
Mrs. L. N. Spear captured the weekly golf ball prize at the Ottawa Country Club Women’s Golf Luncheon held yesterday. Twenty four members attended the luncheon. hostesses for next Tuesday are Mrs. Jane Going and Mrs. Orpha Jones, who may be contacted at 226 or 573 for reservations.
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L. N. Spear
Ottawa Country Club
Jane Going
Orpha Jones
Fail To Settle Bowl Question
Portland report on Pacific Coast Conference spring meeting ends two days early leaving unresolved the eligibility for the 1969 Rose Bowl. Faculty athletic representatives ran the meeting with a cordial tone as directors stayed sober and coaches displayed mixed emotions while contemplating conference realignments anticipated in 1959 involving California UCLA and Southern California.
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Portland
Ore
Pacific Coast Conference
California
UCLA
Southern California
Valdes Prepares for Saturday Heavyweight Bout in Detroit
Cuban heavyweight Valdes, ranked sixth, completes training for a 10 round clash on Saturday against unranked Johnny Summerlin in Detroit. Valdes is listed as a 9-5 favorite to halt Summerlin's four straight wins. The fight will not be carried on national radio or television.
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Detroit
Nino Valdes
Johnny Summerlin
Summerlin
Teleivision
Lebanon Faces Violent Fault Line Tied to Cold War
AP reports Lebanon's internal political struggle has become a regional flashpoint with external powers, including the United States and the Soviet Union, implicated. The violence cuts across sectarian lines in Tripoli and Beirut as Rashid Karami, Kamal Jumblatt, and Saeb Salam maneuver amid pro Western Chamoun government pressures.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Batt
Tripoli
Rashid Karami
Kamal Jumblatt
Mejid Arsalan
Saeb Salam
Texas employment claims fall for week ending May 15
The Texas Employment Commission reports a statewide drop of more than 4,000 in unemployment insurance claims for the week ending May 15. Total claims were 86,525, down from 90,913 the prior week, marking the first sizable decline this year.
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Austin
Tex
Texas Employment Commission
Woman heads K State Alumni president first and second time
In Manhattan Kansas the Kansas State College Alumni Assn elected a woman as president for the second time. Patricia Beezley a 1943 dietetics and institutonal management graduate from Topeka now runs a Topeka cafeteria and oversees a Wichita cafeteria. Previous female president was Mamie Alexander Boyd in the early 1930s. Merrill Werts retires as president. New board members include F W Boyd, Joseph D. Smerchck, Margaret Raffington, Dr. Joseph Knappenberger, and Frank Woolf.
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Manhattan
Kas
Kansas State College Alumni Assn
Patricia Beezley
Topeka
Miss Beezley
Wichita
Mamie Alexander Boyd
Mankato
Merrill Werts
Topekas
Loan to Twin Valley Telephone Approved
Washington reports Rural Electrification Administration approves a loan of 288000 dollars to Twin Valley Telephone Inc for Miltonvale Kansas to support local telephone service and rural electrification efforts.
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Washington
The
Rural Electrification Administration
Twin Valley Telephone, Inc
Miltonvale
Kas
Senators See Anti American Demos Aid Eisenhower Aid
Three senators Mc Mansfield Smith and Aiken said anti American demonstrations in South America would help Eisenhower foreign aid by boosting discussion of the 3.49 billion dollar program. The Senate Foreign Relations Committee considers the aid package as part of ongoing scrutiny. A Morsey subcommittee will conduct a full inquiry into the aid program.
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Washington
Nixon
South America
Eisenhower
Mike Mansfield
Dmont
H. Alexander Smith
United Nd
George D. Aiken
R-Vi
States
Senate
Seb- Foreign Relations Committee
Cawon
Wayne Morsey
D-Ore
Caracas riots flare as Nixons face anti American fury
In Caracas on May 21 1958 anti American demonstrations turned violent. President Nixon and his wife were stoned and spat on amid a surge of hostility toward U S policy. Venezuela police intervened as crowds clashed.
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Ottawa Herald
Caracas
Venezuela
Nixon
Tanks to Lebanon Aid and Police Gear Sent to Chamoun Regime
Officials said tanks are being collected from German stocks and will be sent to Lebanon aboard a ship to assist the pro Western regime of President Camille Chamoun in suppressing rebellious attackers. The request included police equipment such as gas masks and tear gas gear.
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Germany
Lebanon
Camille Chamoun
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