Twins Clinch Second Straight World Series Win Over Dodgers
The Minnesota Twins defeated the Los Angeles Dodgers 5 to 1 in Game Two, behind six hits from Jim Kaat and key plays by Zoilo Versalles and Tony Oliva. Versalles tripled and Oliva drove in runs, while the Dodgers failed to score after the eighth inning as a capacity 47,000 crowd watched in relief.
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Minnesota Twins
Los Angeles Dodgers
Dodgers
Twins
Killebrew
Battey
Roseboro
Allison
Mincher
Wills
Perranoski
Quilici
Kaat
Bob Miller
Versalles
W. Davis
Jim Kaat
Zoilo Versalles
Tony Oliva
Ron Perranoski
Nossek
Versailles
Gilliam
Oliva
Johnson
Olivia
Striker
Parker
Fairly
Sandy Koufax
Bob Allison
Jim Lefebvre
Navigators Pilots to Change Roles in Air Force Reorganization
The Air Force will reassign about 1,250 bomber crew from Strategic Air Command to Military Air Transport Service Tactical Air Command and Air Training Command. Flights in B47 bombers end by next June as emphasis shifts to airlift and tactical support with remaining fleets including B52 and B58 jets into the 1970s.
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Washington
Air Force
U.S
The
Strategic Air Command
Military Air Transport Service
Tactical Air Command
Air Training Command
United States
Johnson Signs Rural Water Aid Bill Before Gall Bladder Surgery
President Johnson signed a bill providing up to 50 million dollars yearly for rural water and sewage facilities then prepared for gall bladder surgery at Bethesda Naval Hospital. Doctors say recovery could take 10 to 14 days with six weeks to regain full condition.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
Bethesda
Naval Hospital
White House
George D. Aiken
Vermont
George Hallenbeck
Mayo Clinic
Rail train closures eyed in Pecos Valley hearing
A New Mexico Corporation Commission hearing in Carlsbad resumed on the Santa Fe Railway petition to discontinue two daily passenger trains between Clovis and Carlsbad. The railroad argued for eliminating trains 25 and 26 as part of service reductions.
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Associated Press
Carlsbad
New Mexico Corporation Commission
Santa Fe Railway
Pecos Valley
Roswell
Clovis
Teenage malaprop star wins nationwide attention
Santa Barbara seventeen year old Tessa Tracy becomes a celebrity for mangled maxims and fractured phrases. Readers nationwide praise her wit while experts comedicly weigh in. Tracy attends Marymount Girls School and plans a varied future as worker, stewardess, decorator, writer and wife.
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Gene Handsaker
Santa Barbara
Calif
Tessa Tracey
Tessa
Marymount Girls School
City United Fund Rosters Filled
James A Clark announced completion of the full campaign organization for the 1965 United Fund. The drive runs Oct 11 through Oct 30 with division heads and 500 volunteers targeting $157 620 for nine member agencies including Boy Scouts YMCA and Red Cross in Roswell and Chaves County.
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James A Clark
United Fund
Norman L. Stevens
J. C. Powell, Jr
Stanley H. Mathis
Boy Scouts
Roswell Family Ymca
Working Mother’s Day Nursery
Association For Retarded Children
Walker
Roswell and Goddard Highlight Homecoming Plans
The Schools in Focus page for this week presents Roswell High School homecoming festivities and a new choral ensemble at Goddard High School. The regular section was delayed to Thursday and appears as number 24 in the second section.
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Roswell High School
Goddard High School
Dead Cow Finally Is Spirited Away
In Lemont Illinois Mrs Barry Fleming had a cow carcass removed from her front lawn after it was hit by a car. A chain of agencies from Chicago Board of Health to state police passed the buck, leaving the cow unstewed until the highway department finally took action.
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Lemont
Ill
Barry Fleming
Sheriff’s Office
Sheriff's Police
County Highway Department
Highway Department
State Police
Mrs. Fleming
Inquest Rules Death From Personal Safety Gunshot Wound
An inquest jury ruled late Wednesday that Frank J. Everitt age 39 of 401 South Kansas Roswell died from a personal safety related gunshot wound. He was found early Wednesday in his car in south Roswell with a .22 rifle on the seat and pronounced dead at St Marys Hospital.
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Frank J. Everitt
S. Kansas
Everitt
South Roswell
St. Mary’s Hospital
Soviet Lunar Spaceship Nears Moon
The Soviet Union says its uncrewed lunar spacecraft was 36 000 miles from the Moon and on course to reach the surface about 5 pm EST. Tass announced all systems were functioning normally and a Soviet publication suggested a soft landing could be accomplished, though it did not name Luna 7.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Lunar
Tass
Missiles Fired From Utah Fail To Reach Targets
Army and Air Force technicians studied components of two missiles at White Sands Missile Range. An Army Pershing rocket from Gilson Butte malfunctioned and was destroyed. An Air Force Hound Dog from a B52 near Green River fell short of the range. Investigations planned.
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White Sands Missile Range
Army
Air Force
Utah
Army Pershing
Hound Dog
Gilson Butte
Ft. Sill
Okla
Green River
Two Youths Sought in Cheshire Slayings
An intensive search is under way for Roger Beaudry Jr. and James Mc Cann two youths aged 15 and 14 wanted in the killings of Roger Beaudry Sr. wife Ella and daughter Roberta. The boys reportedly vanished Wednesday night with two shotguns two rifles $800 cash and a Beaudry auto.
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Cheshire, Conn
Roger Beaudry Jr
James McCann
Roger
Beaudry
Roger Beaudry Sr
Ella
Roberta
Two Men Report Theft From Cars
Thefts from parked cars were reported to city police. Willie Smith of Ruidoso Downs said a 38 caliber pistol was stolen from his car behind Yucca Lounge. Jim Dudley of Roswell reported thinning shears, hair clips, electric blankets and more missing from his car at the same location. A Broadmoor lot car at 1000 S. Main was found. owner James O. Vassar of 701 S. Pine was identified.
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Ruidoso Downs
Roswell
Willie Smith
Yucca Lounge
S. Main
Jim Dudley
W. Walnut
Broadmoor
James O. Vassar
S. Pine
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Lefebvre
Don Drysdale
Koufax
Drysdale
Willis
UPI Telephoto
Fabian Chavez Jr
Santa Fe
State Department
Laitin
George A. Hallenbeck
James C. Cain
House
Senate
Houston
Tex
W. J. Forrester
Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers Union
Forrester
David Lee Smith
Evansville
Ind
Gilbert Lee Smith
Guam
City United Fund
Paul Eaton, Jr
Jack Deason Jr
Rex Brown
Fred Hennighausen
I.J. Marshall
Charles Fowler
John F. Rhodes
Walker Air Force Base
Salvatore A. Pelle
Davis Butler
J.C. Baker, Jr
Will Green
Kenneth Wilbanks
Kenneth Cox
Tom Kennedy
Hollywood
Motion Picture Country Home
Woodland Hills
Jack Valenti
William Stinson
Veterans Administration
UPI
James
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