Giants and Braves Stumble in Tight Baseball Races
Giants drop ninth of 12 as Cardinals nip them 3-2 in 11 innings, while Braves fall to Dodgers 5-2. Pirates stay hot, with Long, Thomas, and Clemente homers powering a 8-2 win over Chicago. Reds top Phillies 7-3 behind Frank Robinson. Yankees rally to beat Athletics 10-5 as Red Sox topple Tigers 5-4.
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Dodgers
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Ken Boyer
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Ellis Kinder
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Gene Conley
Brooklyn
Duke Snider
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Ronnie Kline
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Brooks Lawrence
Tommy Lasorda
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Yogi Berra
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Detroit
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Tom Brewer
Art Houtteman
Ray Narleski
Cleveland
Baltimore
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Washington
Doan's Pills Offer Relief for Backache and Bladder Irritation
The ad promotes Doan's Pills as a remedy for nagging backache fatigue and bladder irritation caused by stress and overwork. It claims quick relief through pain suppression soothing effect and kidney diuretic action. It urges readers to try the new large economy size and save money today.
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Doan
Pay as you go TV could force MLB restructuring
Major league baseball faces a pay as you go TV option as critics blame telecasts for shrinking minor leagues now at 27 teams the fewest since 1945. Proposals foretell 50 cent per household toll while major networks and CBS NBC resist, wary of losing park attendance and ad revenue.
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United Press
New York
Ball Park
Antitrust Division
Justice Department
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Archie Moore
Toll TV
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NBC
Senate Committee On Interstate and Foreign Commerce
Edwin Johnson
Colorado
Johnson
Women golfers gather for annual Guest Day at Washington Club
Sixty seven women from six towns including Mt Pleasant Sigourney Wellman Iowa City Muscatine and Fairfield join 98 at a luncheon at Washington Golf and Country Club. Prizes go to Bea Peterson Betty Albrecht Mildred Camp Melba Goddard Tub Thomas Connie Stein Helen Breese Lorene Wells and more with door prizes and a Grace Kelly wedding eye witness sketch performed by club members.
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Washington Golf and Country Club
Mt Pleasant
Sigourney
Wellman Iown City
Muscatine
Fairfield
Frank Melegari
Nina Stutsman
Bea Peterson
Iowa City
Low Gross
Betty Albrecht
Mildred Camp
Melba Goddard
Tub Thoma
Connie Stein
Helen Breese
Washington
Lorene Wells
Dorothea Brindley
Roxy Holly
Olivia Langston
Twilight golf canceled at Washington Country Club weekend
Southeastern Iowa Men’s golf tournament at the Washington Golf & Country Club cancels Twilight league and Friday stag dinner. Spectators will be welcome to watch the event on Saturday and Sunday.
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Southeastern Iowa
Washington Golf & Country Club
Truce Inspectors To Withdraw From Korea
Maj. Gen. Robert Gard announced that neutral nations truce inspection teams would depart the Republic of Korea after a UN demand. The teams from Sweden, Switzerland, Poland, and Czechoslovakia will leave once the 16 UN forces set a date, amid North Korean armistice violations and work paralysis.
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Korea
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Republic of Korea
Robert Gard
U.N
Military Armistice Commission
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North Korea
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Switzerland
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Syngman Rhee
British newsman reports American turncoat wants home
Samuel David Hawkins, 23, one of 23 former American GIs who stayed with communists after the Korea prisoner exchange, says he regrets the switch. He misses friends, his car, and movies while living in Red China and earning about 112 dollars a month as a truck serviceman. He is engaged to a White Russian typist.
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Peiping Today
China
Samuel David Hawkins
Rene MacColl
London Daily Express
Red China
MacColl
Hawkins
Korea
America
Richard Tenneson
Corley Jones
Oklahoma City
Admiral Joy Dies At San Diego Naval Hospital
Vice Admiral Charles Turner Joy, longtime sailor and U N delegate at the Korean truce talks, died of leukemia at San Diego Naval Hospital at 61. A native of St Louis and Annapolis graduate, Joy led U S negotiators in Korea and later headed the Naval Academy. He left a widow Martha Ann Chess and two sons, plus a daughter.
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Calif
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U.N
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la Jolla
San Diego Bay
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U.S
Korea
U.S. Naval Academy
Annapolis
Douglas MacArthur
Far East
St. Louis
Pennsylvania
Martha Ann Chess
Pittsburgh
Mary Martha
Navy
Charles Turner Joy Jr
Army
David Duncan Joy
Tama Youth Killed In Crash Near Tama Iowa
A Tama high school graduate named Bill Spopern was killed in a two car crash on U S Highway 63 near Toledo Iowa. Five other Tama youths, Leonard Kriegel Gary Kouba Lois Graff Larry Skala and Mildred Osterberger, were hospitalized in fair to unconscious condition at two Marshalltown hospitals after the 11 30 p m collision.
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Iowa
Tama
Here
Bill Spopern
Percy Spooner
Marshalltown
Leonard’ Kriegel
Gary Kouba
Lois Graff
Larry Skala
Mildred Osterberger
Will and Testament of Ralph R. G. Lytle Probated in Iowa
Notice from Washington County Iowa that a purported last will of Ralph R. G. Lytle dated January 1911 has been filed and will be probated. The hearing to prove and probate the instrument is set for 8:00 AM on June 5, 188, at the Washington Court House before the District Court or its Clerk.
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Iowa
State OF
Lowa
Washington County
Requirements of Selective Service Classifications
County officials explain how 18 year olds register with the local board and submit a Classification Questionnaire. Registrants must notify the board of status changes, including address, school, work, marital status, or pregnancy. The article lists six main classifications and special conditions for conscientious objectors, students, and dependents, with notes on eligibility and deferral rules.
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Lloyd Foster
Washington County Local Board
Foster
Selective Service
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United States
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Public Health Service
Will and Testament for John L. Calkins Filed
No. 9778 CERN porting to be the last Will and Testament of John L. Calkins deceased dated January 14 1939 filed opened and read June 1958 in Washington Iowa District Court at 4 00 AM notices issued to interested parties to appear and show cause why instrument should not be admitted as last will and testament of the deceased Lloyd G Robertson Clerk of the District Court June 6 1996
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Washington County
Ralph R. G. Lytle
Washington
Iowa
District Court
Lieyd G. Robertson
the Wisttrict Cour
Lloyd G Robertson
John L. Calkins
Court House
Lloyd G. Robertson
Two Men Die After Catwalk Breaks On Mackinac Bridge
Two workers, Jack Baker and Robert Kippen, died when a catwalk floor they were laying on broke on the Straits of Mackinac bridge. Four workers have died in two years on the project. Survivors escaped by sliding down the cable to a loop and being helped to safety. Baker’s body was recovered. Kippen’s body was being sought by the Coast Guard. The bridge, linking Michigan’s peninsulas, is under construction at an estimated cost of 100 million dollars.
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ST. Ignace, Mich
Straits of Mackinac Bridge
Straits
American Bridge Co
Jack C. Baker
Pagosa Springs
Colo
Robert Kippen
Plymouth
Mich
Baker
Coast Guard
Kippen
Upper
Lower
Michigan
Three Bandits Escape With Diamonds In Village HoldUp
Three armed bandits wearing striped blue denim and aviator goggles robbed two messengers of 211000 dollars worth of rough and polished diamonds in Greenwich Village on Wednesday. They fled by car, leaving victims bound and gagged at an apartment house delivery entrance as thirty detectives questioned village residents for clues.
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New York
Greenwich Village
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