Orioles Rally Stifles A's as Miller Earns 11th Straight Appearance
Stu Miller worked two scoreless innings to protect Baltimore’s 6 8 win over Kansas City, extending his scoreless streak and helping the Orioles move within three games of the AL lead. Milt Pappas left early after a bases-filled triple, but Harvey Haddix and Miller shut down the Athletics. Vic Davalillo homered twice and drove in four as Cleveland beat the Yankees 5-1, while Detroit toppled Chicago and Minnesota exploded Boston.
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Desalination Of Sea Water Needed To Curb Shortages
A: Desalination of sea water is presented as the most viable solution to growing water shortages. President Johnson aims to boost funding for saline water projects, while Israel plans a large scale plant near Ashdod with nuclear power to produce up to 110 million gallons of fresh water daily. The report notes costs, alternatives like iceberg towing, and the challenge of making agriculture water cheap enough.
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Kennedys Return Home After London Visit
Mrs. John F. Kennedy and her two children depart London after a two week trip for the dedication of the Runnymeade memorial to President Kennedy and a holiday. They were seen off at the airport by hostess Princess Lee Radziwill, Kennedy’s sister.
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Scores From The Associated Press Internatial League Standings
The AP sports roundup lists international league results with Rochester over Buffalo 7 to 1 and Columbus beating Toledo 4 to 2. Toronto defeated Syracuse 3 to 0, Jacksonville routed Atlanta 6 to 1, and rain limited six innings in Denver vs Salt Lake 4-1. Tacoma topped Seattle 3-1, Portland won 9-3 against Vancouver, San Diego won 6-5 at Arkansas, and Spokane beat Hawaii 2-1.
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Boxing Results From Lewiston and Boston Card
Cassius Clay of Louisville stopped Sonny Liston in Lewiston to retain the world heavyweight title. In Boston Ted Whitfield of Springfield outpointed Gaspar Ortega of New York over ten rounds.
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Toe-Tapping Pianist Directs At Garnett
Kenneth Cooper Garnett high school band director accompanies himself on piano with his foot in a toe tapping act. He plays No Place Like Home Tennessee Waltz and When You and I Were Young Maggie. He taught himself after a Pittsburg College mentor inspired him. Cooper has written over 150 songs for dances concerts and pep rallies. He began piano at age two and a half and now plays most band instruments from memory. He has taught at Garnett eight years.
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Meany Says Closed Shop Laws Undermine Economy
AFL CIO leader George Meany told Congress that state bans on union shop contracts hinder progress and favor wasteful conflict. He urged repeal of Section 14B of Taft Hartley, saying higher wages drive prosperity and labor costs should not drive decisions. Meany testified for 130 unions as Secretary Wirtz backed repeal, framing it as social and economic progress under Johnsons Great Society.
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Southerner Warns of Violence Over Voting Bill
Washington AP Senator Spessard Holland of Florida warned the Senate that enacting the voting rights bill would spark violence, recalling post Civil War Reconstruction era unrest over Black voting. The chamber expected to pass the measure and send it to the House before nightfall.
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Race Says No Bar To Marriage in Interracial Union
Columbus AP reports the United Presbyterian Church in the U S A voted to remove scriptural grounds against interracial marriage, urging repeal of anti miscegenation laws in 19 states. The 177th General Assembly also moved to study a proposed new confession of faith, potentially amended before final approval in two years.
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