World Series game two tied as Hank Bauer and Johnny Logan homer
In New York, the Braves and Yankees traded homers in the third inning with Hank Bauer and Johnny Logan each connecting. The game featured Aaron, Mantle, and Shantz among others, as the Boston-like back-and-forth continued into the later innings.
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New York
Johnny Cogan
Milwaukee Braves
Hankey Bauer
New York Yankees
Biaves
Tony Ei
Mickey Mantle
del Crandall
Lou Burdette
Hank Aaron
Siggester
Simpson
Enos
Aluls
Bobby Shantz
Yankees
Kubek
Braves
Eurdette
Coleman
Aaron Arovy
Manile
Ling
Slaughhe
Ler
Nim
Steven
Azain
Johnny Logan
Big Joe" Adcock
Jett ‘Tebe
Aaron Withield
Mantle
Schoendienst
Shantz
Aaron
Andy Pafto
Hank Bauer
Bauer
Wes Covington
Hickey Withdraws Opponents Unite As Election Nears
Thomas L. Bickey of New York withdrew as a candidate for the Teamsters Union presidency, backing William A. Lee of Chicago. Rumors floated that Thomas J. Haggerty might also withdraw, leaving James B. Halle as the leading candidate. The anti-Holly forces aim to tilt the convention decision to control the union, potentially triggering a split from the AFL-CIO.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Thomas L. Bickey
New York
Temnster Union
William A. Lee
Chicago
Thomas J. Haggerty
Lae
James B. Halle
Holla
Holty
Teamsters
Hoffa Almoct Cartain
Teamsters Union
Afl-Cio
Seres
Hickey
White Students Walk Out At Central High In Protest
In Little Rock Arkansas 75 white students left Central High School to protest racial integration. The crowd gathered outside, taunts and chants rose as a senior identified as Sal Davis led the walkout. Some students reported threats of suspension and a person dangled a effigy of a Negro. Police and guards moved to disperse the crowd.
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Little Rock
Ark
Central High
Brurete
Uelow
Seniol
Sal Davis
Effy
Flu Affects Solvay West Genesee Schools Feared Outbreak
Absences in Solvay and West Genesee districts rose modestly as illness waves kept students home. Health officials noted no decisive signs of Asian flu taking hold in Syracuse, with nine city schools reporting typical seasonal sickness. Ayling cited 3 to 10 percent absence levels and no plan to close schools despite suspected Asian flu links.
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Solvay
West Geneste Central
David Bigwood
Syracuse
William Ayling
Beblle
Echols
Ayling
Jamesville-DeWitt High School
Weather forecast at Hancock Field stays clear and cold
Forecasters predict a high pressure system over the Northeast keeping Hancock Field in clear cold weather tonight and tomorrow with frost in some areas. A slight rise in daytime temperatures is expected, with highs near 50 to 70 degrees and an overnight low around the middle of the range.
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Hancock Field
Toms
Strikes and De Gaulle Crisis Stir France
Paris faces a deepening political crisis as nearly two million workers strike nationwide challenging President Rene Coty and boosting support for a potential De Gaulle leadership. The walkouts span manufacturing and shipyards with protests in key dockyards and industrial districts, intensifying calls for reform and labor-friendly measures.
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Paris
Rene Coty
de Gaulle
Charles de Gaulle
Soustella
Prav
Franco
Andre Mouroishouch
Sination
Bvards
Coly
Guy Mollellers
Rene Pleven
Ing
Coty
Jacques Soustelle
Pri-1
Santor
Nante
St Nazaire
Chicago
City
Maurice Bourges - Mau
Beons
Agory
Mallet
Byl
Sousmlo
Otan
Alfretuetng
Minto
The Press Says Goodbye to Charlie Wilson
Washington bid farewell yesterday to Secretary of Defense Charlie Wilson at a news conference ending a five year tenure. He faced pointed questions and straight answers as his wife Tessie joined him, greeting reporters with characteristic humor and a touch of insistence on audience questions. The event closed amid applause, with Wilson describing a final, candid session as typical of his tenure.
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Pentagon
Charles Wilson
Washington
Witcover Herald-Journasaureate
Quarte
Fens Syon Prese Corps
Fenlagon
Wilson
Flute Player Guilty Of Disturbing The Peace
Buffalo resident Robert L. Dietrich was found guilty of disturbing neighbors with long daily lute practice in his home. Judge James B. McKenna suspended a $250 fine and placed Dietrich on one year of probation urging moderation and noting the public expects peace in one’s dwelling.
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Dietrich
Buffalo Philhermonis Orcheseira
James B. McKenna
Finsane
Gold-Laden Airliner Crashes Killing 29 in Beirut
A twin-engine airliner carrying 15 boxes of gold for Kuwait bursts into flames after departing Beirut International Airport. The American pilot Capt Colina led a crew and passengers from Lebanon, Syria, and the Persian Gulf region. Eyewitnesses say the plane climbed to 3,000 feet before crashing about 11 miles out. Four Britons were among the passengers along with Lebanese and Arab travelers.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Lebanese International Airways
Colina
Persian Gulf
Kuwait
Bahrain
Kupali
Beiral
Tata
Tanks and jets threaten San Marino standstill
Italian police move tanks and armored cars toward the San Marino border as two rival governments, Communist and anti-Communist, clash over control. A second police battalion arrives from Florence while Italy blockades roads and three nations reportedly recognize the anti-Communist regime.
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San Marino
Red
Soviet
Russia
Italy
Woods
Fastory
Zaccaria Lavorett
United States
Britain
France
Hody
Taly
San ‘Marino
Quercanila Mountain
ntsConmuamst
Knowland to Run for Governor in California Primary
U S Senator William F Knowland declares candidacy for governor opposing fellow Republican Goodwin J Knight in the upcoming June primary. He signals ambitions for the Senate and possible presidential run, aiming for a broad GOP effort against Knight and mobilizing voters through media.
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Sacramento
U.S
Wiliam F. Knowland
P‘ay
Goodwin J. Knight
Wedding Cakes and Complaints Hit Los Angeles Reception
Bride Joane Gilden sues catering firm for 25000 claiming cake and other food failed to arrive at her wedding at Beth Zion Temple on June 1. The breach of contract suit, before a judge, alleges the reception ended in tears and unhappiness as guests departed after dinner mints and champagne.
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Lo$ Angeles
Joane Gilden
Coret
Watson
Beth Zion ‘Temple
Raymond Gilden
Vera Marc
Merers
Leonard
Iarks Dinally
Eisenhower says troops stay in Little Rock unless Faubus shifts
President Eisenhower at his first news conference since the Little Rock crisis said federal troops must remain to enforce court orders on school integration unless Governor Faubus changes his stance and guarantees order. He warned that unchecked defiance would invite chaos and urged patience and tolerance from all Americans. He noted several possible next steps and the impasse facing the four southern governors.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Little Rock
Orvald. Faubun
Central High School
Paubos
Faubos
Arkansas
J. Eisenhower
Lite Rock
America
Chase
Eren
Faubus
Cal
Change of Pace Chicago 1UP Frank Lal Sale Retires
Frank Lal Sale ends fifty year railroad career after decades at Union Freight House. He plans a final ride and retirement, reflecting on long service and changing pace in Chicago.
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Chicago
Frank Lal Sale
Railroad
Lal Salle
Union Freight House
Chuckle Lost in Translation From Scattered Jumble
A fragmented humorous line presents garbled phrases about a band and a social scene. Readable bits hint at light miscommunication and a whimsical misprint. The piece preserves the quirky tone of a small town column with playful confusion.
Arabian Break with U S Policy On Syria Surprises Eisenhower
President Eisenhower expressed surprise at shifts in Arab policy after a tense U N speech by Saudi Arabia's leaders. He and aides debated U S responses and the Saudi stance on Syria, with Dulles' officials at the State Department noting possible misreads of Saudi intentions. The report notes sensitive discussions and President's questioning of evolving Arab alignments.
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U.S
Syria
Eisenhower
Ion
Anata
Lovet
King Saud
Dulles
Dulles’ Appeal To the Unitj
State
U.N
Eisanhnwer
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