Giants crush Pirates 8-0 as Marichal wins seventh straight
San Francisco ace Juan Marichal pitched a four-hitter for his seventh consecutive win, improving to 11-2. Willie McCovey hit his 11th homer. Willie Mays and Ollie Brown drove in two runs each as the Giants collected 10 hits to blank Bob Veale and the Pirates 8-0. Roberto Clemente and Maury Wills produced Pittsburgh’s only late threats.
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SAN Francisco
Juan Marichal
San Francisco Giants
Pittsburgh Pirates
Marichal
Maury Wills
Roberto Clemente
Matty Alou
Clemente
Pirate
Giants
Willie McCovey
Willie Mays
Ollie Brown
Jesus Alou
Bob Veale
Brown
Ron Hunt
Mays
Pittsburgh
Wills
Hunt
Alley
F Johnson
Ctaylor
McCovey
Stargell
Cline
Malou Cf
Hart
Mota
O Brown
Cincenon
Jalou
Jmay
Barton
Pagan
Mazroski
Veale
Patek
Kolb
Pizarro
Clendenon
J.alou
O.brown
Rem
Williams Delivers Two-Run Double as Cubs Top Reds
Billy Williams lined a two-run seventh inning double to lift the Chicago Cubs to a 4-3 win over Cincinnati. Ernie Banks hit back-to-back homers off Gary Nolan, totaling his 10th and 11th. Adolfo Phillips started the rally with a leadoff single, and Ken Holtzman earned his fifth victory in seven innings before leaving for a two-week military leave.
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Chicago
Billy Williams
Chicago Cubs
Cincinnati
Big Bob Lee
Cubs
Ernie Banks
Gary Nolan
Adolfo Phillips
Alex Johnson
Glenn Beckert
Williams
Phillips
Beckert
Ken Holtzman
Women’s Golf League Opens at Butte Country Club
The Butte Country Club hosts the start of the Women’s Golf League with a shotgun start at 9:15 and a pre start clinic at 8:30. Participants should pick up score cards in the pro shop and pay designated fees. additional activities are planned for nonparticipants.
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Butte! Country Club
Racing Commission Considers Appeal in Dancer Disqualification Delay
The Kentucky State Racing Commission said on Monday it may appeal a court-ordered postponement of hearings on the disqualification of Danc wp Image in the Kentucky Derby case. The delay affects prior scheduled proceedings and the commission's response to the decision.
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Racing Commission
Frankfort
Kentucky State Racing Commission
Dancwp
Kentucky
Pat Foley Receives All-American Prep School Honor
Pat Foley of Boys Central High School center and forward for the Maroon basketball team of 1968 earned a certificate of All-American prep school player from Coach and Athlete Magazine. He also received a Gray Harbor Junior College scholarship and a Royal Crown Cola certificate recognition. He is the son of Mr and Mrs James Foley of 2835 St Ann.
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Pat Foley
Boys Central High School
Maroon
Coach and Athlete
Gray Harbor
Wash
Royal Crown Cola
James Foley
St. Ann
U S Open course not made for sluggers says pros
Golf experts in Rochester anticipate the 68th U S Open at Oak Hill. Bill Casper is seen as the man to beat while Trevino and Weiskopf agree the course favors steady, accurate play over power. Nicklaus and Palmer loom as challengers with a tough rough awaiting all.
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Will Grimsley
Rochester
N.Y
Bill Casper
Oak Hill
Tom Weiskopf
Casper
Lee Trevino
el Paso
Tex
Trevino
Placid
Mormon
Indianapolis
Weiskopf
Jack Nicklaus
Bill
Arnold Palmer
Nicklaus
Columbus
Court Denies Clay Rehearing in Induction Case
The fifth U S Circuit Court of Appeals denied Cassius Clay Muhammad Ali a rehearing en banc of his conviction for refusing induction into the Army. The panel had upheld the conviction May 6, rejecting his claim as a valid conscientious objector as a black Muslim minister. No opinion was issued.
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New Orleans
Law
Cassius Clay
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Clay
Muhammad Ali
Kennedy opposes vice presidential bid in 1968 race
Ed Kennedy of Massachusetts opposes a VP nomination for 1968 and shows no plan to replace his brother Robert as a presidential candidate. Close associates say he might be open to joining Humphrey’s ticket, while Robert Kennedy’s campaign apparatus winds down after his death.
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Washington
Edward M. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Robert
Senate
Kennedy
Edward Kennedy
Humphrey
Kennedy Associates
Ted
Mssachusetts
Joe
Joseph P. Jr
Bobby
Teddy
Robert Kennedy
Flu Cases Rise With School Closures Across Argentina
The Public Health Department reported 12,000 influenza cases in Argentina, including 2,000 in a single week. Schools in several provinces were closed for a week to curb the outbreak.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Public Health Department
Bratten Eyes Montana Senate Run Against Manning
Wayne Bratten a Winnett rancher and former Montana Stockgrowers president, may enter the general election for the Montana Senate seat held by Dave Manning. Bratten must pay a $15 filing fee and submit a written acceptance by Friday to qualify after winning 365 write‑in votes in Dist. 6. The district covers Rosebud, Treasure, Garfield and Petroleum counties.
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Helena
Wayne Bratten
Montana Stockgrowers Association
Montana
Senate
Dave M. Manning
Bratten
Winnett
Manning
Frank Murray
Dist
Rosebud
Treasure
Garfield
Petroleum
Cable TV group in Montana elects new officers
Robert Scherpenser of Kalispell was elected president of the Montana Cable Television Association at a one day Finlen Hotel convention. New officers include Douglas Woirhage Livingston vice president McLean A Clark Big Timber secretary Bob Warner Helena and Stan Stevens Havre directors. Steve Sheen Helena retires as president. The 8th annual session represents 24 of 27 state cable systems.
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Robert Scherpenser
Kalispell
Montana Cable Television Association
Finlen Hotel
Douglas Woirhage
Livingston
McLean A. Clark
Big Timber
Bob Warner
Helena
Stan Stevens
Havre
Steve Sheen
Missoula
Pontiff to lead mass at St Peter's Square finale
Pope Paul VI will concelebrate a mass in St. Peter's Square on June 30 closing the year of the faith. The event marks the 19th centennial of the martyrdoms of St. Peter and St. Paul and the fifth anniversary of his coronation.
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Vatican City
Paul VI
St. Peter’s Square
St. Peter
St. Paul
Television Daytime and Evening Schedule Highlights
A detailed local TV lineup lists shows from Today to Late Show across channels KGVO, including news, game shows, soaps, and tapes. Notable entries include Jeopardy, Hollywood Squares, Jeonardy, Days of Our Lives, and The Tonight Show with Carson.
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Jack LaLanne
Huntley-Brinkley
Jeannie
Marnie
TV2
Johnny Carson
Cable 3 6 05 Guideposts 6 10 Farm Report
Schedule listing for a cable channel and KSL Cable 5 with multiple programs across dayparts. Includes titles such as Operation Alphabet Bewitched and The Invaders, indicating a mix of game shows, dramas, and news blocks.
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CBS News
Joseph Beat
Montana Report
Beverly Hillbillies
Jack LaLanne
Dick van Dyke
Guiding Light
Andy of Mayberry
Flintstones
Cere Ee
Wenana Sports
Rawhide
Garrison’s Gorillas
the Invaders
Perry Mason
Joey Bishop
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Gary Player
South Africa
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Kel Nagle
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Hideyo Sugimoto
Japan
Mary McTaggart Kintrea
Butte High
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Columbia Pictures
Stanley Shapiro
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Levine
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Joseph P. Kennedy
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Philip M. Hannan
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John F. Kenne
Butte-Anaconda
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Richard Goodwin
White House
Eugene J. McCarthy
FOX Theater
Brennan
Ebsen Warken Pation
OLD Crow Distillery CO
Butte Cable TV
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KXLF
Butte
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