Koufax Fires Three Hit Classic For 13 K’s
Dodgers ace Sandy Koufax overwhelmed the Phillies with a three hit game and 13 strikeouts in a 6 3 victory moving Los Angeles within two of first place San Francisco. He extended his season total to 123, with a nine inning one hitter slipping to a single in the ninth before a Callison single.
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Tony Taylor
Johnny Callison
Jackie Davis
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Bairds 137 Tops Open Qualifyers
Fred Baird of Galveston Texas shot 68 69 for 137 to lead sectional Open qualifying across six sites. The field at Memphis totaled 61 vying for 27 berths while 131 of 497 qualifiers will advance to the Oakmont Open June 14 16.
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Jimmy Clark
Bill Collins
Kel Nagle
Harold Henning
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Major Leagues Monday Scores and Tuesday Pitchers Preview
Major Leagues opened with Los Angeles defeating Philadelphia 6 to 3. Tuesday slated games include San Francisco at Chicago O’Dell versus Buhl, New York at Philadelphia with Craig or Hook against Green, Los Angeles at Pittsburgh with Drysdale and Williams facing Francis and Friend, and Cincinnati at St. Louis with Purkey against Simmons and Milwaukee at Houston with Piche versus Golden.
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Court Rejects Wisconsin Parochial School Bus Law
Wisconsin Supreme Court ruled the parochial school bus transportation law unconstitutional 4 to 2. The decision said state aid for private religious schools violates the state constitution prohibiting public funds for religious societies or seminaries. Justice Currie wrote the majority. Justices Fairchild and Hallows dissented. The suit to block the law’s effect was dismissed.
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Wisconsin
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Tom Fairchild
E Harold Hallows
Supreme Court
House Panel Approves Foreign Aid Bill Near 4.67 Billion
The House Foreign Affairs Committee backed the administration foreign aid bill totaling nearly 4.67 billion dollars, about 810 million less than Kennedy asked. The panel's 21 4 vote in a closed session trimmed 600 million from Latin American aid and 210 million from other foreign aid. Debate shifts to the Senate as Sparkman urges approval.
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Wet Track Slows Jalopies at Mount Pleasant Races
A wet muddy Mt Pleasant track slowed times for 53 jalopy stockcar entrants. John Maas of Iowa City posted 35.60 seconds the fastest in the day. Mel Morris of West Liberty won the trophy dash. Heat winners included Maas Reilly Emeson and Bressey. Norton won the 15 lap semi main. Reilly won the 20 lap feature with Morris second Maas third. Points leaders included Morris Niffeneguer Mosier Reilly and Maas. Rain halted Bloomfield racing and the next event is Saturday at Columbus Junction.
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County Returns Show Republican Edge In Local Vote
Local results indicate a strong Republican turnout with Bourke Hickenlooper and Gov. Norman Erbe leading in Iowa. Countywide totals show 2 552 votes cast in 21 precincts with 2 084 Republican and 468 Democratic ballots.
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Herbert Hoover
Oskaloosa
Norman Erbe
William Nicholas
Richard Stephens
Ainsworth
Secretary of Agriculture
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Kennedy challenges AMA over Social Security policy
President Kennedy escalates the dispute with the American Medical Association by challenging its stance on Social Security and medical care for the aged. He questions AMA opposition before enactment and cites past criticisms of the program as a "cruel hoax" while noting a letter from AMA president Dr. Leonard W. Larson.
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AMA
Senate approves large defense bill for RS70 super-sonic aircraft
The Senate military appropriations subcommittee backed the Air Force request for the RS70 strike plane totaling 491 million dollars sparked by Gen. LeMay. The panel's action supports a larger overall bill with a record peace time price tag of about 47.8 billion dollars and awaits full committee consideration.
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AMA not opposed to Social Security, spokesman says
A spokesman noted in response to Kennedy’s letter that Larson, in his letter to Kennedy, stated the AMA had never opposed Social Security either before or after its enactment.
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Larson
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RS70 as coordinated weapons system debate and guard funding
The subcommittee backed treating the RS70 as a coordinated weapons system rather than an experimental aircraft. It approved House-aligned funding to maintain the Army National Guard at 400000 and the reserve at 300000, instead of reduced strength. An additional 75 million was authorized for the reserve to protect units from losing personnel as soldiers return from active duty after the Berlin call-up.
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