All Star Game Tied In Fifth After Kaline Homer
The 26th annual All Star game in Forbes Field sees Ed Mathews and Al Kaline hit first All Star homers as the National and American Leagues remain tied 1-1 through five innings. Drysdale retires nine in a row, and 35,000 fans, including Vice President Nixon, enjoy clear 80 degree weather in Pittsburgh.
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al Kaline
Stan Musial
St. Louis Cardinals
Drysdale
Forbes Field
Nixon
National League
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Mays
Fox
Kaline
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Aaron
Wynn
Bats in Your Belfry Just Let Them Be
New York health officials advise leaving bats alone after a bat in Borough Hall Brooklyn tested rabid. Since rabies cases in bats were reported over five years, biting incidents have risen when bats are provoked. If bitten notify the Health Department regardless of provocation.
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Bureau of Preventable Diseases
Borough Hall
Brooklyn
U. S. Public Health Service
Bureau
Health Department
Trooper Arrests Man Gets His Benediction
CATSKILL NL May love and peace be with you the man said when a state trooper arrested him on a charge of driving while intoxicated. William J. Irvis a 60 year old Negro minister from West Coxsackie was involved in an accident two miles south of the village his car leaving Route 9W struck a tree. He was reported in fair condition at Greene County Memorial Hospital.
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J. C. Smith
William J. Irvis
West Coxsackie
Irvis
Greene County Memorial Hospital
Decline in Failures Is Good for Business in New York
Business failures continued to decline last week with 244 filings for the seven days ending Thursday the lowest of the year for the second straight week. The drop has been ongoing since early June, signaling improving conditions for companies.
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New York
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Inside RadioTV notes and classified items for Phoenix readers. Obituary notices and local ads share pricing and listings with brief summaries and upcoming events.
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Son of Colin Kelly Enters West Point the Hard Way
Corky Kelly, son of World War II ace Colin Kelly, enters West Point as part of the class of 1963 after passing the competitive exam. He travels with his mother and stepfather to Trophy Point, pledges allegiance, and begins a four year program amid basic training and academics.
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West Point
X.Y. Pi
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Colin) P. Kelly II
America
Colin P. Kelly Jr
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White House
Trophy Point
United States
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Philadelphia
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Rayburn Lashes Back at Butler Feud
Washington confrontation within the Democratic Party centers on Chairman Paul M. Butler and House Speaker Sam Rayburn. Rayburn says Butler should speak while he acts and notes Butler’s criticism of leadership as counterproductive. Rep Dorn calls for Butler’s resignation and hints at GOP leanings amid the intra party clash.
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Paul M. Butler
House
Sam Rayburn
Texas
William Jennings Bryan Dorn
D-Sc
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Dorn
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
D-Tex
Buyers foresee boost in fall retail costs nationwide
New York buyers report consumers will pay more this fall for items from fur trimmed coats to tugboats as retail prices rise. Analysts cite higher textile input costs, increasing leather expenses, and a potential steel price boost as key factors behind the anticipated price increases.
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New York
One of 10 Most Hunted Fugitives Captured by FBI
Des Moines a quiet service station operator known as James Walker was arrested by FBI agents as one of the nations 10 most wanted fugitives. George FE Cole, 32, accused of fatally shooting a San Francisco police sergeant during a 1956 attempted lounge hold up, surrendered peacefully while unarmed.
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FBI
George FE. Cole
James Walker
Cole
San Francisco
Missouri
California
Seven Crewmen Escape Crash of Atomic Plane in Shreveport
Seven airmen aboard a U S Air Force Globemaster escaped with no serious injuries after the transport crashed and caught fire on takeoff in Shreveport Louisiana while carrying unarmed atomic weapons. Officials said there was no explosion or radiation danger and cleared the Barksdale Base area for security and weapon removal.
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Air Force
Barksdale Air Force Base
Elizabeth II in Chicago dazzles crowds during royal visit
Queen Elizabeth II attracted an estimated two million people as she toured Chicago with Prince Philip. She greeted 1400 guests at Mayor Daley’s banquet, waved to cheering crowds in Grant Park, and later boarded Britannia for Saulte Ste. Marie. An unexpected dental filling and a bomb scare at the Museum of Science and Industry marred the day.
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Elizabeth
Canada
Prince Philip
Saulte Ste Marie
Ontario
Eliabeth
Philip
Richard Daley
Timothy J. O'Connor
Buckingham Fountain Land
Grant Park
Orman R. Olson
Museum of Science and Industry
Queen
O'Connor
Hugh flying balloonist killed near ground in St Paul
M Lee Lewis, 46, a pioneer of high altitude ballooning and former holder of the manned balloon altitude record, was killed in St Paul when a 15 pound steel pulley fell 65 feet and struck him in an open gondola three feet above ground during a stability test.
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Hugh
ST. Paul
Minn
M. Lee Lewis
Lewis
Poultry Fire Ravages Rowley Farm Losses 7000
In Rowley Massachusetts CPi Donald Hart loses about 3000 chickens when a fire destroys his poultry house. He estimates the total loss at 7000 dollars.
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Cpi
Donald Hart
Rockefeller Seeks Congress Views on Bomb Shelters
ALBANY N Y Governor Rockefeller asks New York members of Congress for reactions to a plan for compulsory home and commercial building of nuclear bomb shelters. The task force recommends basements shelters with tax exemptions and survival kits, plus state federal cooperation on detection devices and low interest loans.
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N.Y
Rockefeller
New York
New York State
State Defense Council
Congress
Bank executive foiled by robbery in downtown Spokane
Henry M. Richards, assistant vice president of a downtown bank, was reading a business magazine when a teller burst in to announce a bank robbery in progress. The incident occurred Monday as an article on preventing robberies drew his attention.
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Spokane
Henry M. Richards
Richards
Noar's Arknik London Up Name Given to Soviet Rocket
The Daily Mail coins Noahs Arknik as a nickname for the Soviet rocket that carried two dogs and a rabbit into space, marking a playful attribution amid spaceflight coverage.
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Daily Mail Today
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Russians Claim New Rocket Is Most Powerful Yet
The Soviet Union says its latest single stage rocket, lifting two dogs and a rabbit, is the most powerful yet from either bloc. Officials hailed the recovery as a step toward manned spaceflight, with Moscow radio noting the nose cone returned safely and questioning whether the propelling stage reached orbit. The report recalls Laika’s launch on Sputnik II in 1957 and compares U S and Soviet milestones in early space testing.
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Iron Curtain
Grigory Khrushchev
Ussr Academy of Sciences
Laika
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Earth
Able
Baker
Atlantic
Long Back in Baton Rouge Aims to Purge Officeholders
In Baton Rouge Gov. Long returns intent on reclaiming the capital after a five week absence as a mental case. He planned a mid afternoon press conference if he feels up to it while doctors assess his condition and a purge of officeholders begun June 26 after his release from a mental hospital.
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Far
K. Long
Charles Watkins
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Eisenhower vetoes costly omnibus housing measure
President Eisenhower vetoed the 1.375 billion housing bill calling it extravagant and inflationary. He urged Congress to craft a less costly package while signaling disappointment over spending and design flaws. GOP leaders Halleck and Dirksen commented on the veto and the administration’s objections centered on urban renewal and public housing costs.
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Eisenhower
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Charles A. Halleck
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Everett M. Dirksen
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Burglars Take 22000 At Alexandria Bay Bank
State Police report a Fourth of July theft at the Northern New York Trust Co branch in Alexandria Bay. Burglars broke a restroom window to enter, stealing 20000 in cash and 52000 in checks, discovered Monday when the bank opened for business.
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Siberia's climate praised on Moscow radio
Moscow radio reported that Soviet scientists find Siberia's climate highly salubrious for the nervous system and several ailments. The broadcast contrasted Siberia's reputation as a dumping ground for political undesirables with its claimed health benefits.
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London
Cvara
Steel Deadline Nears as Talks Stall for 500000 Workers
In New York negotiators face a July 14 deadline to extend a contract covering 500,000 steel industry workers. Four-person teams from United Steelworkers of America and the 12 largest steel firms held sessions but offered no progress report. Union leader David J. McDonald did not attend the afternoon meeting without public explanation.
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New York
United Steelworkers of America
David J. McDonald
Long Island Gets Its Own Airline Today
Suburban Long Island launches Gateway Airlines from MacArthur Airport with eight daily flights. The two British built De Havilland planes, one for 15 passengers and one for nine, will operate round trips to Washington Boston and Newark.
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Long Island
Ronkonkoma
Gateway Airlines Inc
MacArthur Airport
Dellaviland
Washington
Boston
Newark
Tear gas frees hostages at Monroe reform school siege
In Monroe Washington four young convicts seized 38 hostages including 25 visitors and 11 inmates in a Monday afternoon mutiny at the state reformatory. A rapid tear gas assault at 4 03 am freed all hostages with no injuries reported.
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Wash
State Reformatory
Reformatory
Hugh DeWalt
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