Callison Delivers Ninth Inning Homer For NL Victory
John Callison hit a three run homer with two out in the bottom of the ninth to lift the National League to a 7-4 win over the American League in the 35th All Star game at Shea Stadium. Willie Mays sparked the comeback with a tying single steal and error, Juan Marichal earned the win, Dick Radatz took the loss, and over 50,000 watched.
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Philadelphia Phillies
Callison
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Johnny Edwards
Willie Mays
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Juan Marichal
Boston
Dick Radalz
Shea Stadium
New York Mets
Angel
Jim Fregosi
Harmon Killebrew
Minnesota Twins
Paradise Valley Utility Lines Upgraded Praised
Valley Beautiful Citizens Council commends Paradise Valley for moving utility lines underground. Council executive director Harry S Coblentz offers full assistance to town and utilities as planning board requires concealment of all services.
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Paradise Valley
Harry S.-.coblentz
Jack B. Huntress
Planning and Zoning Board
Rights March in Frisco Aims to Protest Goldwater Bid
Police Chief Cahill says 50 000 plus expected to join a civil rights march in San Francisco to oppose Senator Barry Goldwater. March leaders plan a labor and Negro church coalition under the Church Labor Conference sponsorship.
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UPS
Thomas J. Cahill
Barry Goldwater
California
The
Church Labor Conference
Scranton Gets Assist On Extremists Issues
San Francisco reports New York Governor Rockefeller backed William Scranton’s push for a Republican condemnation of extremism. The platform committee chair Melvin Laird warned against making the Birch Society a subversive target, while Rockefeller urged a two party system free from radical influence. Scranton outlined platform ideas including civil rights legality and outright denouncement of extremism.
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Melvin R. Laird
Rockefeller
Scranton
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Pennsylvania
The
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GOP
Soviet Offer for Permanent UN Peace Force Excludes Big Five
In Tokyo diplomats reviewed a Soviet memorandum proposing a permanent UN military force to safeguard world peace. The plan would exclude the United States, Britain, France, Russia, and Nationalist China from the force’s Security Council role, with Moscow offering to share costs under certain conditions.
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UPI
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France
China
Japan
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Washington
New York
Foreign Office
Congo
Ji Nation Security Council
Permanent Council
Boy 15 Sprays Shotgun Death in Family Fight
A 15-year-old boy shot and killed his 39-year-old stepfather, Coy Hughes, at their Phoenix home after claiming years of abuse and drunkenness. The youth, who called police afterward, said he grabbed a 12 gauge shotgun and fired once, striking Hughes in the neck. Hughes had multiple drunkenness records dating back to 1944.
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Coy Hughes
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False survey scam cited by Scottsdale Daily Progress
The Scottsdale Daily Progress warns residents that a woman or girl called pretending to represent the paper asking about vacation plans. The paper urges people not to share such information with telephone solicitors falsely claiming newspaper affiliation.
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Progress
Scottsdale School Board Hears 1964 65 Budget Plan
Scottsdale district plans a 12.939 million dollar budget for 1964 65 with a potential four cent tax hike to 6.46 per 100 valuation. Supt Charles Holt cautions a tax rate revision possible after valuation figures are set. The board will also consider a change in elementary school daily length for third and fourth graders.
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Holt
Mississippi Schools Told To Integrate in September
A federal judge ordered public schools in Jackson Biloxi and rural Leake County to begin desegregation in September paving the way for Mississippi’s first public school integration below college level. The Jackson school board will appeal and says it acts in good faith on a desegregation plan.
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City Council Eyes Panel Study On Resort Zoning
Scottsdale and Paradise Valley officials plan a joint committee to study the implications of a proposed resort zoning along N Scottsdale Rd. Paradise Valley residents protest the rezoning for a one mile stretch. The council also acts to annex and pave Thomas Rd between 68th St and Scottsdale Rd. next fall.
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Paradise Valley
N. Scottsdale Rd
E. Main
Robert Choate, Jr
Jackrabbit Rd
Lincoln Dr
John Woudenberg
Thomas Rd
68Th St
Scottsdale Rd
56Th St
Ordin
Weather and city zoning dispute noted in brief
Partly cloudy with gusts and blowing dust possible today tonight and tomorrow. Highs near 107 with a low around 75 tomorrow. U S Weather Observer Willard Greene reported a 84 degree reading and yesterday's high was 109 as humidity reached 45 percent. Superior Court rules annexation in Dec 1961 is on appeal as Mrs Veronica Zier challenges Fry's Food Store rear activity as a nuisance and zoning violation claims allege setback shortfalls. city official Burton says the matter is civil and Fry's is not in violation.
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Ani Altexation Area
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N. Zist .St
Fry's Food
N. Scottsdale Rd
Zier
Teity
Burton
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