Pirates win 3-2 as Wills extends streak to 23 games
Pirates edge Cardinals 3-2 with Maury Wills scoring the decisive run and extending his hitting streak to 23. Bobby Bonds, in his first game with the Giants, hits a grand slam as San Francisco routs the Dodgers 9-0. Other NL results include Atlanta past Philadelphia 6-1, New York 4 Cincinnati 0, Houston 4 Chicago 2. In the AL, Detroit beat New York 8-5, Baltimore 6-0 Boston, Cleveland 6-1 Washington, California 7-6 Oakland, with Minnesota Chicago rained out.
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The psychiatrist questions Miss Jones about thoughts
A brief dialogue captures a psychiatrist asking Miss Jones if she is troubled by improper thoughts and the beauty replying that she enjoys them, revealing a provocative interplay on mental restraint and desire.
Dodgers Crush Giants 18 to 4 in Four Inning Game
The Dodgers defeated the Giants 18 to 4 in a four inning Little League game Tuesday. Phil Long pitched for the winners and Jim Edwards took the loss.
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Jim Edwards
D Dodgers
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Jeff Zear
Mike Woods
Joe Giardino
Jack Reed
Brent Kelley
Kent Kelley
Barry Hotle
Rusty Tschantz
John McCarthy
Mike Young
John Whalen
Eric Baumert
Tom Orris
Curt Wagler
M. Vandenburg
Freeman Leads Vote for AL All Star Team
Carl Yastrzemski and Bill Freeman head the American League All Star squad announced by Baseball Commissioner William Eckert. Yastrzemski received 246 of 252 votes to lead the AL. Freeman led catchers with 248 of 251. The 1968 roster includes three holdovers, with Yastrzemski, Freehan, Killebrew and Carew highlighted among infielders and outfielders Frank Howard and Willie Horton joining. Dick Williams will select pitchers and the remaining players for the 25-man roster.
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Boston
Miracle Red Sox
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Detroit
William D. Eckert
Yastrzemski
Freehan
Tiger
Chicago
Luis Aparicio
Homer
Frank Howard
Washington
Willie Horton
Dick Williams
Blues win two games from Reds in Babe Ruth doubleheader
The Washington Blues defeated the Washington Reds in both ends of a Babe Ruth baseball doubleheader Tuesday, winning game one 4 to 1 and game two 13 to 8. Bill Schooley.
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Gary Glandon
Tom Trier
Bill Bordwell
Accident at Third Street and Iowa Avenue Reports
Cars driven by Viola S. Wead and Dale Eugene Haifley of Washington collided at the Third Street Iowa Avenue intersection Tuesday. Police estimated $750 damage and Wead faced a failure to yield right of way charge. No injuries. Judge R G Yoder dismissed Jill O Havener s divorce petition from Lyle Dean Havener in district court. Cleveland Ohio seventh largest by population.
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Dale Eugene Haifley
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Third Street
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Wead
R. G. Yoder
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Lyle Dean Havener
Ferns Return With Judy From Lake Erie College
Ten years ago Mr. and Mrs. Paul Fern and Jean and Judy returned Tuesday from Painesville Ohio where Judy completed her freshman year at Lake Erie College. Mr. and Mrs. Fern and Jean left Saturday to bring her home.
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Mrs Johnson Hosts Study Club Breakfast Meeting
Crawfordsville June 24 study club met for a 9 oclock breakfast at Mrs Orrin Johnsons home Co hosts were Mrs Myral Smith Mrs Ray McAllister and Mrs Herbert Rich Twenty two members attended plus guests from Washington Wellman Houston Farmington Mich and others New officers were installed by Mrs Ramseyer with Mrs Charles Twinam as president Mrs George Fulton VP and Mrs Donald Sands secretary treasurer The library program featured a book review Ive Only Got Two Hands and Im Busy Wringing Them by Jane Goodsell Several members and neighbors noted personal visits and a 7th birthday celebration at the Wells home next a 4 H camp report and other club activities were summarized with a special project program at Crooked Creek Cloverettes at the Methodist Church including self improvement fiber demonstration and sewing lessons.
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Myral Smith
Ray McAllister
Herbert Rich
Harry Ramseyer
Washington
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Wellman
Michie Coldwell
Houston
Texas
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Farmington, Mich
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J. W. Evans
Ramseyer
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George Fulton
Donald Sands
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William Bernau
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Division of Literature
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Richard Dare
Johnson
Galen Howsare
Lake Darling
Dave Henderson
Memorial Hospital
Bob Hendersons
Mike
Charles Wells
Wayne Hartzell
Robert Wells
Gerald Beckers Visit in Keota Iowa
Mr and Mrs Gerald Becker and children of West Point Iowa visited Keota from Tuesday to Saturday with Mr and Mrs Pete Becker. They attended the Open House for Mr and Mrs John Adams Golden Wedding at Fairfield. Seventy Six Center Improvement club had an ice cream supper at the Keota park with Mr and Mrs Melvin Bell present. Ruby Sharp opened the meeting and Margaret Reed read the minutes and past year summary. Mrs Reed became the new president. A thank you from Mr and Mrs Walter Reed for the plant sent after Mrs Fisher’s brother’s death was read.
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Gerald Becker
West Point
Iowa
Pete Becker
John Adams
Fairfield
Seventy Six Center Improvement Club
Keota Park
Melvin Bell
Ruby Sharp
Margaret Reed
Reed
Walter Reed
Fisher
Swim Meet Set Friday By Washington Team
The Washington swim team plans an intra squad meet Friday with 150 boys and girls participating. Diving begins at 3 30 p m and swimming at 5 30 p m. The pool will close to the public at 3 p m for meet preparations, reported pool manager Jerry Westermark.
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Washington
Jerry Westermark
Saigon battered as Viet Cong probe for July strike
Heavy losses inflicted on both sides as Saigon sustains major damage and refugees exceed 100,000. Intelligence warns Saigon remains the primary target with a likely renewed attack, possibly this weekend or in July. U.S. and South Vietnamese forces report light clashes near the city and a large-scale hit area 40 miles northwest. In the Mekong Delta, foes overran a Viet Cong prison camp, freeing 25 captives before guerrilla guards executed four prisoners.
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Saigon
U.S
Mekong Delta
Washington man charged with lascivious acts with a child
Warren Erick of Washington was brought before Justice Glenn Holden after Sheriff's officers arrested him on a grand jury charge of lascivious acts with a child. He was released on his own recognizance.
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