Weather and Race Odds From Daily Racing Card
Weather clear track fast with three listed races. FIRST-$3,100 claiming for 4 DH Ruppman Broussard 4.40 5.60 4.00. DH Start Ket Berens 9.80 11.40 8.40. Wild King Barrow 14.40. T-1.14. SECOND-$3,100 claiming for 4 year olds and up 7 furlongs Sho Lea Brooks 7.80 5.00 3.60 Chervil Boy Coffman 12.00 6.80 Sun Rhythm Pearl 3.20. DAILY DOUBLE-1-2 paid $18.20. THIRD-$3,600 claiming for 3 year olds and up furlongs Silent Sun Sellers 9.80 4.80 3.20.
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Tinte
Thornburg
Pearl
Eushing Bull
Sisum
Dh-Ruppman
Broussard
Chervil Boy
Coffman
Sun Rhythm
Results from Yesterday's Late Races and Purses
Late results from yesterday list two races with four year olds and up at one mile. In the seventh the favored Doll Ina paid 4.00 2.80 and 2.40 with Dennis Belle at 4.00 2.50 and Kisco Gal at 2.60. The eighth offered a claiming event with Catacorner at 8.20 4.10 3.40, Atomic at 3.60 2.90, and Dark Alley at 2.80.
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Bushers Court
Rotz
Charlie Mark
Mahomey
Mi Rey
Gustines
Tropic Sailor
Ruane
Redeem
Boland
Tajante
Doll Ina
Dennis Belle
Freed
Kisco Gal
Turcotte
Catacorner
Atomic
Dark Alley
Bernard Hunt
Wes Ellis
Ben Hogan
Downing Gray
Hume
Hades Hill
Walker
UP Scheduled For June Strike GOLF Concluded From Page One
SAN FRANCISCO AP The Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen issued Union Pacific a 60 day strike notice over supplementary pensions. Over 6,000 UP brakemen yardmen dining car stewards and baggagemen would walk out June 12 per vice president John H Shepherd.
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San Francisco
I Brotherhood of Railroad
Union Pacific Today
Union Pacific
John, H. Shepherd
Brotherhood Union
Golf scores from Mason Rudolph and peers listed
Mason Rudolph posted 70 75 66 211 for a total 222 while Frank Beard shot 68 77 72 217 Gene Littler 71 74 67 212 and Tommy Jacobs 71 74 72 217. The standings show Rudolph leading with three peers close behind as the event progresses.
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Jimmy Demaret
Tomoo Ishii
Paul Harney
Mike Souchak
Doug Ford
Chen Ching-Po
Ohnny Pott
Bob Goalby
Don Finsterwald
Mason Rudolph
Frank Beard
Gene Littler
Tommy Jacobs
Two Gunmen Rob St Paul Papers in Morning Heist
Two masked gunmen robbed the St Paul Dispatch and Pioneer Press in downtown St. Paul at 7:40 am. They seized about $118,611.46, mostly checks, after gaining access via the cashier’s office with a key. Dorothy Walgren, an employee, said one robber pointed a pistol and ordered silence as bags were filled.
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ST. Paul, Minn
St. Paul Dispatch
Pioneer Press
Sweeney Detective Agency
Dorothy Miss Wales
Walgren
St. Paul
Autobahn Shutdown Ends Early After Five Days
Berlin AP reports Communist forces halted autobahn military maneuvers five days early. US convoys of 452 soldiers in 103 vehicles were allowed through as Moscow and East Berlin blamed weather and protests for the earlier closures.
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Berlin
United States
Britain
THE
Weather Bureau
Tass
Great Plains
Western
Great Lakes
Missouri
HST WANTS TO MEET MR. TRUMAN INDEPENDENCE
Harry Truman, honored by his hometown as a living example of duty and honor, listened to speakers praising him in Independence Missouri and quipped that he would like to meet the man they were describing. The remarks came during a ceremony in front of the Truman Library as the former president marked twenty years since taking office.
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Independence, Mo
Harry Truman
Truman Library
House OKs Big State Money Bill
The Arizona House spent only 20 minutes this morning passing a $153.3 million general appropriations bill and sending it to the senate.
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Arizona House
Senate
Reds Reaction To Peace Proposal Disappoints Rusk
Washington AP report notes Secretary Rusk expressed disappointment at the lack of formal response from the U S government to Viet Nam peace proposals. He cited Vietnamese and neutralist reactions, noted U S fliers under orders not to cross China air space, and described Hanoi denouncements of Johnson’s conditional talks while Congress adjourns until Monday.
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Reds
Rusk
Washington
Secre
Dean Rusk
Andrews Air Force Base
U.S
Viet Nam
Iran
China
John
Geneva
Son
South
House Opposes Senate Plan To Extend Session
Appropriations table notes House policy stance as finished with work and not behind a Senate plan to extend the session into its 14th week. Rep. Robert Brewer announces a public hearing on Senate Bill No. 1 to fund a governor’s mansion, sought by Sen. Ben Arnold. The bill passed the Senate but is stalled in the House.
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Senate
House
Jack Gilbert
D-Cochise
Robert Brewer
R.maricopa
State Government Committee
Sen
Ben Arnold
D-Pinal
Senate Appropriations Committee
Promotion for Col. John M. McNabb by Johnson
Col. John M. McNabb commander of Williams Air Force Base in Arizona has been nominated by President Johnson for brigadier general. He is among 21 colonels the President seeks to have confirmed by the U.S. Senate. McNabb has led Williams since August 1964 after serving as deputy chief of staff plans at Allied Air Forces Southern Europe. He is a Detroit native and Lehigh University graduate born in 1939.
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John M. McNabb
Williams Air Force Base
Johnson
McNabb
U. S. Senate
Senate
Williams
Allied Air Forces
Europe
Detroit
Lehigh University
Tommy Holmes
Laveen
Mexico
Holmes
Santiago
Nayarit
Arizona Farm Bureau Federation
Bonn Top NATO Army In Europe
The West German army has reached full strength at 438000 officers and men making it the strongest NATO contingent along the Iron Curtain. The 12th division was formally assigned to Western defense forces in Wuerzburg with seven infantry divisions three armored divisions a mountain division and an airborne division. The U S maintains six divisions in Germany Britain three divisions France two and Canada a brigade in the Allied force.
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West Berlin
Cali
Balboa
C.Z
UPI
Okla
Wuerzburg
Germany
U.S
Britain
France
Canada
City Warning Urges Parents to Keep Children Safe
A city official urged parents to warn children about dangers of following street sweepers and garbage trucks. James Stokely, maintenance general superintendent, said children chase equipment like in the horse-drawn era, but today’s danger is greater.
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James Stokely
Box Score on Crime in Phoenix
Phoenix police answered 462 calls in the 24 hour period ending at 10 a.m. including 89 traffic accidents with 10 injuries and one fatality. Major crime box score shows 11 burglaries 3 grand thefts 3 assaults 1 assault with a deadly weapon.
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Phoenix
Colonel McNabb Married to Virginia Osborn in Atlanta Family
Colonel McNabb ties wedding to Virginia Osborn of Atlanta Georgia and the couple share four children named John Jr Elizabeth Duncan and Mary Alice in the report.
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Colonel McNabb
Virginia. Osborn
Atlanta, Ga
John Jr
Elizabeth
Duncan
Mary
Alice
Bond Cut for Doctor Christensen Charged with Molestation
Bond for Dr. Robert H. Christensen, 43, cut from 10000 to 1000 by Judge Edwin Thurston. Scottsdale physician faces four new counts of child molestation. preliminary hearing on original charges set to resume next week before Justice of the Peace Charles Coppock.
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Robert H. Christensen
Edwin Thurston
Scottsdale
Christensen
E. McDonald Drive
Justice of the Peace
Charles Coppock
Woman killed by firing squad in Athens dawn execution
In Athens at dawn a 40 year old woman named Aikaterini Dimitrea died by firing squad. She had been sentenced to death in 1963 for killing her mother, her brother, her aunt and her 1 year old cousin with agricultural insecticide.
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Athens
Greece
Aikaterini Dimitrea
4 H Fair Termed Successful
Maricopa County's annual 4 H Club Fair ends tonight at the State Fairground after soggy weather, hailed as one of the most successful in recent years. Winners span home economics, clothing, child care, poultry, swine, sheep, pecans, electric, entomology, rocks and minerals, vegetables, beef, and dairy goats with many named Arizona towns and participants.
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Maricopa County
Bob Halvorson
University of Arizona
Linda Olsson
Susan Reismann
Phoenix
Steve Tucker
Mesa
Jerry Sowers
Pecans
Electric
Elizabeth Arnold
Tempe
Tommy Hutchinson
Betty Ord
Leslie Presmyk
Hope For Peace Real Says LBJ Addresses Job Corps Camp
President Johnson told San Marcos that hope for peace is real while stressing America will defend liberty. In dedicating the Gary Job Corps Center, he recalled his 28 years as a congressman and praised the enduring spirit and stamina of American youth, linking peace to freedom and vigilance. He avoided direct reference to Viet Nam.
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San Marcos
Tex
Johnson
America
Job Corps
Viet Nam
Gary
Pinal County Polio Immunization Curbs Epidemic Risk
Florence AP reports Pinal County health director Frank Williams says the polio immunization drive has likely ended a major epidemic threat. About 90 percent of students in many schools received oral vaccine after last week’s cases. a crash program targeted preschool children with about 40 percent under five immunized. The President, immunized Thursday, emphasized keeping opportunity open for America’s youth and reaching more people through mobile units.
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Florence
Frank ‘Williams
Pinal County
Williams
America
Wilson Makes Good Progress After Influenza Attack
London reports Prime Minister Harold Wilson is making good progress toward recovery from influenza and will stay at home for at least another day. He is expected to be fully recovered in time for his scheduled Washington visit next week.
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Southwest Texas State College
Washington
Mrs. Johnson
Texas
London
UPI
Harold Wilson
Wilson
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