Veteran pitchers key players in pennant race
Veterans Roberts Wilhelm and Ford, aging but crafty, delivered key outings for Baltimore, Chicago and New York as AL pennant chase heated. Roberts, 37, held KC to six hits in a 5-1 Orioles win. Wilhelm, 40, closed White Sox’s 3-0 victory. Ford, 35, blanked the Twins for his sixth win, edging New York ahead in the standings. Americans League results also included Senators over Tigers and Angels sweeping Sox. In the NL, Osteen, Kaline and New York stars contributed in close games, with Philadelphia and San Francisco posting shutouts.
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Baltimore Orioles
Robin Roberts
Chicago White Sox
Hoyt Wilhelm
New York Yankees
Whitey Ford
Roberts
Orioles
Kansas City Athletics
Wilhelm
White Sox
Cleveland Indians
Ford
Yankees
Minnesota Twins
Boog Powell
Luis Aparicio
Willie Kirkland
Joe Horlen
Cleveland
AL Lopez
Vic Davalillo
Don Messi
Joe Azsue
Woodie
Pase
Max Aivs
Dave Nicholson
Jerry McNertney
Horen
al Weis
Mike Hershberger
Nicholson
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Chicago
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Claude Osteen
Fred Valentine
Dick Phillips
Senators
al Kaline
Tigers
Fred Newan
Bob Lee
Angels
Billy Moran
Lee Thomas
Albie Pearson
Boston
Dick Radatz
Los Ang
New York
Houston
San Fran
W. L. Pet
Baltimore
Minnesota
Detroit
Washington
Kansas City
City
Evans Family Update From Local Residents
Ten years ago today Mrs. Robert Swift called on Mr. and Mrs. Huber Evans at 1002 East 4th and Mrs. Alice Smith at 612 North Iowa. The Evans, former Richland residents now living in Washington, have two children Huber eight and Lonnie seven.
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Chamber of Commerce
Robert Swift
Huber Evans
East 4Th
Alice Smith
North
Iowa
Evans
Richland
Washington
Huber
Lonnie
Belmont Stakes set with at least five starters this year
New York report notes the $125000 added Belmont Stakes at Aqueduct will feature at least five entrants. Orientalist Northern Dancer Hill Rise and Quadrangle are among possibles with connections indicating further contenders. Northern Dancer to be ridden by Bill Hartack and Hill Rise by Willie Shoemaker as Braulio Baeza guides Orientalist.
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New York
UPI
Satuday
Aqueduct
Wolfson
Roman Bro
Paul Mellon
Dancer
Quadrangle
Elliott Burch
Sword Dancer
Manuel Yeaza
Roman
Garden State
Burley Parke
Fernando Alvarez
Reginald N. Webster
Herbert Allen
Bill Hartack
Willie Shoemaker
Hill Rise
Braulio Baeza
RFE drive in county underway
The Radio Free Europe Fund drive in Washington County, led by Robert Everetts of Everetts Music Company, draws above normal business and individual support. Senator Ken Benda notes the drive's aim to explain RFE versus Voice of America, which broadcasts worldwide, while RFE targets five captive counties in Eastern Europe to create peaceful pressure.
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Radio Free Europe
Washington County
Robert Everetts
Everetts Music Company
Washington
Ken Benda
Iowa
Radio Free Europe Fund
Senator Benda
Everetts
Voice of America
Benda
United States
Poland
Hungary
Czechoslovakia
Bulgaria
Romania
Major Leagues Warmed Up With Playoff Hopefuls
National and American League standings and nightly results are listed with wins losses and paces. Future schedules show key interleague matchups, with notable pitchers slated for upcoming games and postponed events.
Towa fishing still not at its peak
Iowa fishing remains uneven with panfish fair to good in places. Walleye slow in the Iowa Great Lakes area. bullhead, bluegill, crappie and catfish show good action at Spirit Lake and nearby lakes. Missouri River and Little Sioux mouth offer solid catfish. Coralville reservoir reports strong bullhead and crappie. Northeast Iowa trout streams are in good shape and panfish on the Mississippi is increasing as the river clears.
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Iowa Great Lakes
Trumbull
Lost Island Lakes
Five Islands
Spirit Lake
Okoboji
Silver Lakes
Storm Lake
Black Hawk Lake
Clear Lake
Upperne Lake
Union Grove Hieen
Iowa River
Missouri River
Missouri
Coralville
Iowa
Mississippi
Playing child blamed for Cedar Rapids fire
A six year old playing with matches started a blaze that destroyed a home and garage, an electric shop, and the Cedar Rapids Lumber Supply Co. after a mattress relit in a garage. Fire crews faced low water pressure and intense heat near McKinley junior high.
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Cedar Rapids, Iowa
UPI
Fire Prevention Bureau
Cedar Rapids Lumber Supply Co
Kiwanis Club Hears Report on County Conservation Board
Kiwanis members heard Chuck Hotle chair the county conservation board describe its 1963 formation and current roughly $20,000 budget. He detailed Hayes timber status Marr park near Ainsworth and Leighty timber additions along with potential new sites and future building programs. Four Kiwanis guests joined a recent fishing trip.
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Chuck Hotle
County Conservation Board
Kiwanis
Kiwanis Club
Bud Weaver
Marv Martin
Jim Murphy
Rev Stevens
W.L. Thomas
Bob Steele
Jim English
D-Day Plus 20 Years Eisenhower Normandy TV Special
United Press International highlights Friday television with a 90 minute D-Day plus 20 years program featuring Gen Dwight D Eisenhower on a commemorative pilgrimage to invasion beaches and WWII sites in France and England narrated by Walter Cronkite at 7 30 p m CDT. Also NBC Today telecasts and CBS Captain Kangaroo and Burke s Law Jack Paar NBC Africa films color airing and Alfred Hitchcock Isabel.
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United Press International
CBS
Eisenhower
Normandy
Dwight D. Eisenhower
France
England
Walter Cronkite
NBC
Robert Capa
Bill Mauldin
Quentin Reynolds
Bob Hope Theatre
Barry Sullivan
Jane Wyatt
John Saxon
Joan Hackett
Nehemiah Persoff
Burke's Law
ABC
Carolyn Jones
Four Sisters
Jack Paar
Africa
Paar
Bill Holden
Mt. Kenya Safari Club
Alfred Hitchcock
Isabel
Transcript shows pilot killed as plane went down
The CAB released a deciphered tape from the Pacific Air Lines F27 crash near San Francisco on May 7 revealing last words from copilot Raymond Andress. The message suggests a mass murder with a passenger firing at pilots. FBI reviews the gun found in wreckage linked to Frank Gonzalez. Home economists note a family of four uses 3,000 gallons of hot water monthly.
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Washington
UPI
Raymond E. Anares
Pacific Airlines
San Francisco
Civil Aeronautics Board
CAB
Bell Telephone Laboratory
Murray Hill
N.J
Bell
Andress
Ernest A. Clark
FBI
Frank Gonzalez
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Fred Down
Elston Howard
Hector Lopez
Washington Senators
Detroit Tigers
Los Angeles Angels
Boston Red Sox
Agsk
Adaaen
OASIS
Supper Club
At Webster
Smorgasboro
the Oasis
Webster, Lowa
Waco Drive-In
Chum
Jerry Lewis
Paramount Pictures
Frank Sinatra
LUXE
Evening Journal
Sitler
Major
Waukee
San Frank
Phila
T. Louis
Broglio
Ellsworth
Farrell
Jackson
O'Toole
Cloninger
Bolin
Blass
Koufax
Short
Des Moines
State Conservation Commission
Washington Lumber Co
White Pine
Phat
Penta
Dial
K. of C. Hall Harper
Viscounts
Ose Swingin
Wayne
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