Yankees Tie World Series With 12-0 Win Over Pirates
The New York Yankees crushed Pittsburgh 12-0 behind Whitey Ford to even the World Series at three games apiece. Ford and Howard led a dominant pitching performance as the decisive seventh game was set for Forbes Field on Thursday.
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Weather and Pirates Highlight Turbulent Day
The county forecast calls for scattered afternoon and tonight showers with diminishing cloudiness and mild temperatures. In baseball, the Yankees and Pirates offered a tense game with late inning action and several players named in play by play, including Berra and Kengart, as rosters and substitutions shaped the contest.
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Rabbit chase ends fatally near Nevada Missouri
Lavinia Robertson, 63, of Joplin, injured fatally Tuesday in a crash seven miles south of Nevada Missouri while attempting to avoid a rabbit on the US highway. Her car lost control and overturned, authorities said.
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Industry Slump Eases Says Steel Chief in Kansas City
Ralph L. Gray, chair of Armstrong Steel Corp, told the American Society of Civil Engineers the industry shows a breather and may pick up before year end. He warns tariffs and global competition press steel prices and urges higher productivity per man hour to combat foreign mills.
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Water main break caused by cracked pipe during installation
Investigation into the city inch water main under the river east of Main found a cracked two foot pipe section caused during cement pouring and wooden shoring. Cement sealed the crack until excavation jarred the line, prompting replacement and re cementing. Officials expect repairs finish and flushing complete by Thursday with possible cost responsibility discussions with the contractor and city.
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Bound Over To District Court On Arson Charge
Merlin Lioyd Hershberger, 31, Cannon, Ohio, charged with second degree arson for the December 5, 1954 fire at the Tally Theater. He was bound over to district court for trial in January after an Oct 7 arrest. Also held was Earl Morse, 19, Boston, Mass, arrested with Hershberger. Morse to be arraigned in district court with a preliminary hearing pending. Both were returned from Davenport by county officials.
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Ottawa on TV Friday on NBC Today show
NBC announced Ottawa on TV will appear Friday on the Dave Garroway Today show from about 7:45 to 9 a.m. Sequences shot here last Saturday by Paul Cunningham feature interviews about the farm problem and show Ottawa and Franklin County locations with possible last minute schedule changes.
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Nixon's Car Breaks Down on Hollywood Freeway
Los Angeles AP report states President Richard Nixon and his wife Pal were aboard a motorcade that halted on the Hollywood Freeway Tuesday night when the car overheated or broke down. Motorcycle cops diverted traffic as Nixon and Mrs. Nixon transferred to a second vehicle.
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Traffic Toll: Kansas Death Toll Reported
A early Wednesday report details a traffic fatality with toll rising in the Kansas area. Authorities note a 9 a.m. incident involving a person identified as Daring Lowe, aged 367, with一periods and numbers indicating a 1939 context.
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Khrushchev May Demand Full Talks On Charges
New York AP report says Soviet Premier Khrushchev may cancel a Cuba visit due to fears of Latin American backlash and personal safety concerns amid anti-Communist sentiment. He planned to address the Soviet public in Moscow after a UN run, with Castro in Cuba and Lumumba’s Congo crisis looming.
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Premier Stung By UN Setback Of Yesterday
Premier Khrushchev faced fresh defeat at the United Nations General Assembly as he pressed for discussion of US aggression over U2 and reconnaissance flights. The Soviet leader, subdued by a heavy disarmament vote, warned of war but held out hope to stay in New York if progress on disarmament stalled.
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Lumumba Rally Turmoil Surrounds Ex-Premier in Leopoldville
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Boy Dies After Being Hit By Truck in Kansas
RELOIT Kan AP Larry Nicholson aged 13 ran into the road to retrieve a football and was struck by a truck Monday night near his home. He was the son of Mr and Mrs Ralph Nicholson who live on a farm just south of Glen Elder. The accident occurred near their home.
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Five Die In A Home Fire In Buffalo NY
Police identify Mary Dustin and her four daughters Annette six Dawn four Denice and Dorothy two as victims of an early morning house fire in Buffalo New York. Two sons from a former marriage escaped.
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