Yanks Edge Braves 3-2 to Tie Series
New York and Milwaukee split the World Series with a 3-2 Yankees victory in New York. Rob Turley pitched four hits while Yogi Berra and Hank Bauer supplied the key home runs to even the series at three games each. The deciding game is set for Thursday with Milwaukee's Hank Aaron hitting a solo homer in the seventh.
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1957 World Series Box Score: Milwaukee vs New York
Box score details 1957 World Series Milwaukee and New York lineups and totals. Mantilla Logan Mathews Aaron Covington Torre Hagler Rice Johnson Sawalski McMahon Steel and others noted with AB R H and RBI. For New York Kline McDougald Lumpe Slaughter Berra Collins Coleman Turgeon Totals listed. Final Milwaukee 2 New York 3. Torre earned win, Turgeon took loss in tight contest.
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Soviets Plan Live Animals in Space Mission
Moscow reports Pravda outlines plans to launch large satellites with live animals to study interplanetary travel. The article notes existing dog flights, ongoing observations, and coded radio reports as the satellite transmits data while power lasts.
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Telephone Rate Hike Requested by General Telephone Co
General Telephone Co seeks a 912 311,000 annual rate increase from the Public Utilities Commission filed Wednesday. The rise would cost subscribers 40 cents to 2.50 dollars monthly, with half of the 900,000 customers paying only the minimum. President M Bhakeslee cites increased operating costs. Service areas include Long Beach Downey Whittier San Bernardino Pomona Santa Monica Los Angeles Lancaster Covina and Malibu.
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Convict Loses Leg in Prison Accident
SAN BERNARDINO PRISON. Convict SAN BERT SANDERS, 36, serving five years to life for a Los Angeles robbery, accidentally caught his right trouser leg in a splasher machine. His leg was drawn into the machinery and amputated.
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Sputnik Stil Whirling at Same Speed
Washington AP scientists at the Naval Research Laboratory say their latest calculations show the Soviet satellite Sputnik remains in its original orbit and speed. Radio signals were strong as it passed over Washington and the figures indicate a 96.1 minute orbital period. Moscow Radio Moscow claimed Sputnik gains speed and will continue circling for a long time, noting 70 orbits and about three million kilometers covered. The data remain incomplete so orbit perigee variation may occur, explaining reports of it dropping from the original path.
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Patrolman Shot Dead by Teacher
A music teacher described as erratic attempted to swallow pills, grabbed a patrolman’s gun, and killed Officer Reed after a traffic stop on U.S. 101A. Alameda L. 36, was captured after a five mile chase and wounded ankle, later booked on murder. Authorities say the suspect matched a profile linked to earlier police killings in El Segundo.
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McElroy Signals Speed Up of Ballistic Missile Program
In his first news conference as defense secretary, Neil H. McElroy said the United States is considering a speed up of the ballistic missile program. He described any acceleration as selective, with possible emphasis on testing of intermediate missiles like Thor and Jupiter.
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Where to Find It in the Daily Paper
A brief guide lists sections and page numbers for features and departments including Littl Boy Blue on A-7, Beach Combing B-1, Hal Boyle A-15, Bridge A-13, Classifieds B-2 to B-7, Comics C-6 to C-7, Crosswords B, Death Notices B-2, Editorial 4-12, Financial B-3, Sports C-2 to C-5, Theaters A-18 and A-19, Tides Temperatures E-1, TV Radio E-8, Shipping Table B-1, Vital Statistics B-1, Wilson A-13, and Women B to B-7.
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Eisenhower rebuffs Soviet bid for direct talks
President Eisenhower today rebuffed a Soviet bid for direct American Russian talks to settle major issues. He left open a multination study of international space missile control and was asked about Khrushchev’s proposals quoted in a New York Times interview from Moscow this week.
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Eisenhower Outlines U S Satellite Launch Plan
President Eisenhower told reporters the United States will launch test satellites in December and an instrumented satellite in March. He noted no increased national security concern from the Soviet satellite success and praised Soviet scientists while stressing scientific goals and missile progress. Khrushchev hinted at peaceful coexistence during a broader exchange on space control.
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Jury Selection Enters Third Day in Scott Trial
LOS ANGELES jury selection continues in the murder trial of L Ewing Scott. About half of Tuesday’s jurors were excused as they balked at a trial expected to last up to three months. Scott, 61, former stock broker, is tried in the 1955 disappearance of his wife Evelyn Throsby Scott, 63, whose body has never been found.
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Weather update: variable clouds and coast fog
Variable cloudiness and fog patches along the coast tonight and early Thursday. High Thursday about 70 degrees.
Eisenhower on space weapons and Vanguard project
President Eisenhower answered questions on space weapons and satellites. He reviewed the U S satellite program history since 1954 and noted Russia’s successful launch while stressing options for the Vanguard program. He said weapons from space were not being considered at this time.
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Faubus demands withdrawal of nine integrated students
Gov. Orval Faubus insisted there is no solution to the Little Rock crisis while the nine Negro students remain at Central High. He said a cooling-off period is needed and questioned any possible agreement while the students are enrolled. Eisenhower offered no new specifics and federal troop deployment remained unchanged.
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