Casper Wins Open With Mormon Faith Behind Putters
Casper, the new US Open champion, credits his Mormon conversion as a secret weapon alongside his trusted putter. He edged Arnold Palmer in an 18 hole playoff at Olympic Club, finishing 6,719 yards in par 70, for his second Open title. Casper pledged 10 percent of earnings to his church.
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South Viet Nam
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Arnie
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Schoonovers Return From Ohio Fifteen Day Trip
Ten years ago today Mr and Mrs Norm Schoonover returned from a fifteen day trip to Ohio They visited an old army buddy in Youngstown and his family then went to Cincinnati where Norm attended a surgical appliance school This brief account notes locations and the educational visit in Cincinnati as part of their travels.
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Cuellar Defeats Drysdale In Houston 4-2 Victory
Houston tops Los Angeles 4-2 as Mike Cuellar earns his fifth win of the season while Don Drysdale suffers his fifth straight decision. Cuellar, starting and relieving, delivers key hits and Houston rallies in the eighth. Oliver homers twice for Philadelphia and St Louis, while Lou Brock swipes two bases for the Cardinals in a 4-2 win over the Mets.
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Juan Marichal
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San Francisco
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Cuellar
Puerto Rico
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Los Angeles
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Oliver
Atlanta
Denis Menke
Felix Millan
Tony Cloninger
Cloninger
Philadelphia
Johnny Callison
Bill White
Terry Fox
St. Louis
Lou Brock
Mets
Brock
Phil Gagliano
Curt Flood
Mike Shannon
Nelson Briles
Conscience Guiding Against Enjoying Wrong Choices
A compact reflection on how conscience blocks pleasure from wrongdoing by warning against indulging in immoral acts. It highlights internal moral restraint as a safeguard, not a free pass to enjoy wrongdoing.
Major Leagues Standings and Tonight's Schedule
National League leads with San Francisco at 40 25 and Pittsburgh 37 25. St. Louis 32 31 and Cincinnati 29 34 follow. American League shows Baltimore 42 22 and Detroit 38 23 atop. Cleveland 37 23 4. California 35 31. Monday results included St. Louis 4 New York 2 and Atlanta 7 Philadelphia 5. Tonight's and tomorrow's probable pitchers listed for key matchups across both leagues.
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Little Leaguers play Monday games at Green Field
Craig Paul pitched a no-hit three-inning win for the Orioles over the Tigers 14 to 2. Robin Hampsher hit a triple and Kevin Crawford a home run to aid the Oriole attack. In the other game McClure fanned 15 with one hit allowed as the Yankees edged the Indians 5 to 4, scoring in the third and fifth to hold off a late rally.
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Highland Cubs Top Columbus Junction in 4 to 1 win
Highland defeats Columbus Junction 4 to 1 at Hills Monday afternoon. Rich Rice earned the win with six hits allowed and 11 strikeouts, while Meeker yielded six hits for Columbus Junction. Highland rallied for three runs in the sixth on walks, a stolen base, a key single, a Tim Colbert triple, and another RBI single. Jim Jean and Bill Rath had two hits apiece. John Sojka drove in two runs with a single and a sacrifice fly.
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Meeker
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Jim Jean
Bill Rath
John Sojka
Train Derailment in Iowa After Railway Collision
Des Moines reports Rock Island crews work to restore service east of the city after the Corn Belt Rocket derailed upon hitting a semi trailer crossing the tracks. The crash left two diesel engines and several cars off the rails. 125 passengers unharmed while a mail car worker and the truck driver faced injuries and charges. Transport resumed by rerouting passengers to another train. widespread disruption expected through Wednesday.
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Record of Individuals and Vehicle Brand Mentions
A catalog style listing names including Charles P Bruty Ford Terry L Mangold Honda Clara P Mondia Ford John E Spen ner Ford John D Hamil Ford Leo E Peiffer Pontiac Washington Oil Co Chevrolet truck Evelyn M Metz Ford Calvin or Sondra Dorsett Ford Ann I Schlabaugh Oldsmobile John D Durst Chevrolet.
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Leo E. Peiffer
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Washington Oil Co
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Oldsmobile
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Ortiz Ready for Political Race After Boxing Win
Puerto Rican born Bronx resident Carlos Ortiz, the world lightweight champion, secured a technical knockout over Johnny Bizzarro to retain the title and claim momentum for a New York state Senate Democratic nomination. Bizzarro, a used car salesman, outboxed Ortiz early but Ortiz’s left hook to the body finished the fight.
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UPI
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Bronx
New York State Senate
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Erie
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Bizzarro
Marchers Attend Memorial Service for Civil Rights Workers
A motorized Mississippi freedom march detachment and about 250 Negroes gathered in Philadelphia to honor Andrew Goodman Michael Schwerner and James Chaney on the second anniversary of their deaths. The trio disappeared June 21 1964 while inspecting a burned church. their bodies were found later in an earthen dam. A memorial service included a telegram from Schwerner's parents promising continued support for the struggle.
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Paratroopers batter Communist encirclement near Saigon
UPI reports U.S. paratroopers broke out of a Communist trap amid a two day battle 200 miles north of Saigon along the South China Sea. An estimated 69 enemy dead were counted as 400 to 600 attackers retreated to planned positions while reinforcements from the 1st Cavalry Division arrived.
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Freedom of Information Act passes House to open federal files
Washington reports the House approved a 10 year fight for open records on a 307 to 0 vote. The bill requires federal agencies to disclose most records, with courts enforcing refusals. It moves to the White House for signature and would take effect June 1967 at the earliest. Rep. Moss led the effort against bureaucratic secrecy while opponents warned of chaos.
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Iowa
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Cites need for highway funds
Cincinnati based report cites need for increases in highway user taxes to raise about 5.8 billion dollars to finish the interstate system by 1973. Deputy undersecretary Bridwell says tolls on the Seaway must rise if bonds are to be paid on schedule.
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