Alston Optimistic After Dodgers Rally For Win At Mets
Dodgers win 6-3 at the Polo Grounds boosting pace in NL pennant race. Larry Burright and Tommy Davis drove runs while Ron Fairly homered. Maury Wills stole three bases as Ed Roebuck allowed one hit over five innings for the win. Phillies top Giants 2-1 as Art Mahaffey earns win.
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Mudcat) Grant
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Banks Hurls No Hitter For Ainsworth Nine
Glen Banks pitched a seven inning no hitter as Ainsworth High School defeated North English 3 to 1. Banks struck out 17 batters and teamed with Tom White for the battery while the team total collected seven hits.
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North English
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Washington High School 1952 valedictorian and salutatorian named
Ten years ago today Patricia Berry was named valedictorian and Eva Blattner salutatorian at Washington High School. Blattner gave the Class Day welcome while Berry delivered the valedictorian address.
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Patricia Berry
Mary Berry
Eva Blattner
Victor Blattner
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Miss Berry
Trade Tires at Gilmore's Shell Service
The ad urges avoiding worry about trips by visiting Gilmore's Shell Service with Les, Russ or Harold for Goodyear tires. It promises a written guarantee against normal road hazards, liberal trades, easy terms, a free car safety check, and a casual invite to drop in and talk tires.
Moon mission tale hints at 1961 Soviet setback
A detailed article recounts a Soviet moon exploration effort launched May 17 1961 from Baikonur. Tracking by European and Asian stations followed for a week before the doomed pair vanished on May 24 1961. The fate remains uncertain with last broadcasts recorded by Italian and French facilities.
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Alexey Belokonov
Baikonur
Aral Sea
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Italy
Jodrell Bank
England
Godhum
Germany
Meudon
France
Edwards
Russians Blame U S For Higher Food Prices
The Soviet government raised prices for meat butter and milk amid shortages and blamed the United States. The party announced boosts to meat 30 percent butter 25 percent and higher retail costs for beef mutton pork sausages and butter. It cited funding limits and international reaction led by the U S to a defense driven economy. The broadcast noted farm output failures and promised higher purchasing prices to boost livestock production.
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Communist Party
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Moscow Radio
Farmer Daughter Crowned Iowa Favorite Farm Girl
Anne Hawley of West Liberty, an 18 year old 1962 West Liberty high school graduate, won Iowa s 5th annual favorite farmer s daughter contest. Runner ups were Carol Hunziker Sac City and Janet Williams West Branch. Hawley receives expenses paid trip to Washington, DC, a $300 wardrobe set of luggage a portable TV and transistor radio and will attend Midwest farm events for a year. Hawley s family runs a 280 acre beef and hog farm and she has held 4 H offices, church youth leadership and National Honor Society honors.
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Sac City
Janet Williams
West Branch
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