CBS Buys New York Yankees For Ten Million
CBS purchases 80 percent of the New York Yankees for about ten million dollars, with an option to acquire the remaining 20 percent within five years. The sale, approved by most AL owners, drew criticism from Arthur Allyn and Charles Finley who argued the process was rushed and improper.
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UPI
Columbia Broadcasting System
New York Yankees
CBS
Yankee
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Yankees
Dan Topping
del Webb
Joe Cronin
Boston
Arthur Allyn
Chicago White Sox
Charles O. Finley
Kansas City Athletics
Allyn
White Sox
Cook, Hebert Lead St Paul Open After Round One
Golf pros Herbert Cook and Jay Hebert share the first round lead at the $65,000 St Paul Open in Minnesota. Hebert shot five under par 66 while Cook posted 66 at St Paul Open sites. Bobby Nichols and Bob Goalby were one behind at 67 with a nine way tie at 68 including Julius Boros and several rookies. Ken Venturi and Jack Rule Jr. stood six strokes back at 72.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Johnny Cook
Minnetonka Beach
San Diego
Jay Hebert
Lafayette
Cook
Hebert
Jack Rule Jr
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Local residents enter Iowa State Fair entries
Four more local residents register for the Iowa State Fair Lloyd Augustine of route two Ainsworth shows a horse Mrs Bruce Campbell of route one Washington has a textile division entry Don Radda of route three Washington enters an agricultural alphabet Mrs Fred Kephart of Washington has entries in agriculture and horticulture departments
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Lloyd Augustine
Ainsworth
Bruce Campbell
Washington
Don Radda
Fred Kephart
Agriculture
Pro football pre season games kick off second weekend
Four exhibition games pace the second weekend with NFL and AFL action across cities. Steelers visit Eagles in Allentown while Colts meet Lions, Bills host Kansas City, and Raiders play Broncos in Denver. Giants at Packers headlines Saturday night in Green Bay as Bears visit Redskins.
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Pittsburgh Steelers
Allentown
Philadelphia Eagles
Baltimore Colts
Detroit
Lions
Kansas City
Bills
Buffalo
Oakland Raiders
Denver Broncos
Denver
AFL
New York Jets
Boston Patriots
Green Bay
Packers
New York Giants
NFL
AMA explains ethics to Congress board
AMA tells Congress a doctor may own a pharmacy if no patient exploitation occurs. Throckmorton cites patient trust as preventing blanket charges, notes exceptions among a “tattered fringe.” Hearing closes six days of antitrust inquiry into doctor-owned pharmacies. Also covered: interest equalization tax on foreign securities, stand-by bank loan tax, and reapportionment fights amid one vote Supreme Court ruling.
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UPI
American Medical Association
AMA
Congress
Robert B. Throckmorton
Senate
Throckmorton
House
Supreme Court
Caesar Smith to Speak in Washington This August Evening
Ten years after his Hawkeye Boys State tenure Caesar Smith the governor will visit Washington for a Tuesday evening talk on August 17 under the auspices of Leon Beatty American Legion post.
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Caesar Smith
Hawkeye Boys State
Washington
Leon Beatty American Legion Post
Gilmore's Goodyear Tires Offer Friendly Service
Les Gilmore and Russ Carter run Gilmere's tire shop promising friendly service and perks with every visit. They boast Goodyear tires as the best value since more people ride on them than any other brand, and invite customers to save money today.
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Les Gilmore
Russ Carter
Goodyear
Gilmere
Major league baseball scores and fixtures brief
Results show Chicago defeated Philadelphia 3 to 1. Friday games feature pitchers Law Veale and Burdette Buhl Burdette. Schedule includes matchups Pittsburgh Chicago Cincinnati Houston Milwaukee San Francisco and Los Angeles facing multiple opponents with night games and twi nights. Standings list Baltimore New York Chicago Los Angeles Detroit Minnesota Cleveland Boston Washington Kansas City details follow.
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Veale
L. Burdette
Buhl
New York
Bunning
Wise
Jackson
Stallard
Milwaukee
San Francisco
Lemaster
Bolin
Herbel
Cincinnati
Houston
Maloney
Bruce
St. Louis
Los Angeles
Sadecki
Drysdale
Phila
San Fran
W. L. Pet
Baltimore
Detroit
Minnesota
Cleveland
Boston
Washington
Kansas City
Kralick
Donovan
Kant
Washinton
United Press International
Cincinnati Pittsburgh
William O'Connor Earns Law Degree at SUI
William J. O'Connor son of Kathryn C. O'Connor and the late William O'Connor received the Juris Doctorate of Law from the State University of Iowa on August 5. A St. Mary's High School and Iowa State University graduate, he plans to work as a tax consultant for Arthur Andersen in Chicago. Attending included family members from Riverside and surrounding towns, with several relatives mentioned by name. Dennis Baschnagel earned three motorcycle trophies in recent Illinois races, and other local riders and travelers are noted for visits and graveside services.
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Riverside
William J. O’connor
Kathryn C. O’connor
William O’connor
State University of Iowa
St. Mary’s High School
Iowa State University
Ames
U.S. Army Reserve
Army Artillery
Arthur Anderson and Co
Chicago
Illinois
Dennis
Ned Figgins
Ned
Mary Newhouse
Bert West
Art Orris
Crawfordsville
J.J. Fath
Gertrude Walters
West Liberty
Mary
Francis Baschnagel
Earl Hart
Lori and
Kathleen Murray
Lamont
Ill
Rehabilitation of 41s to be tried
Defense Secretary McNamara announced an experimental plan in November to accept and then rehabilitate men rejected for Army enlistment due to low mental or physical standards. Volunteers would enter training to meet requirements, with about 11,000 in training at any time and 60,000 to be accepted over three years. The program aims to expand volunteers to lessen draft reliance, as the Pentagon weighs draft needs for the 1970s and possibly ends it by 1967.
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UPI
Defense Department
Army
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
McNamara
Johnson
Pentagon
Colombia rioters hold police hostages on campus
In Bogota two police officials, Lt. Col. Tirso Mayor Rojas and Captain Jose E. Caceres, were seized by student rioters demanding the release of about 120 jailed youths. No harm reported, and the officials are believed held somewhere on the university campus.
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Colombia
UPI
Tirso Mayor
Rojas
Jose E. Caceres
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