Dodgers loaded with power as spring notes rise
Los Angeles Dodgers attract experts with new power from Richie Allen and Duke Sims. Smoky Alston signals potential platoons at first base and multiple infield positions as Wes Parker and Bill Grabarkewitz anchor the lineup. Pitching focus centers on Bill Singer Claude Osteen and Don Sutton as the team eyes a pennant run.
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Vero Beach
Fla
UPI
Los Angeles Dodgers
Florida
Dodgers
Dodger
Walter
Alston
Richie Allen
Duke Sims
Allen
Sims
Cardinal
Cleveland Indians
Gil Hod
Duke Snider
Roy Campanella
Brooklyn
Smoky
Ner Rarst
Cardinals
Phillies
Wes Parker
Bill Grabarkewitz
Bill Russell
Spokane
Maury Wills
Bob Valentine
Russell
Steve Garvey
Willie Davis
Willie Crawford
Manny Mota
Tom Paciorek
Bill Buckner
von Joshua
Singer
Bill Singer
Semaeti
Deaf girls gain grace in Honolulu charm class
Smilin, a confident teen, walks the runway with model poise as 30 hearing disabled girls attend a 10 week charm course in Honolulu. Organized by Gail Sykes at McKinley High and Sears Roebuck, instructors Rhonda Adams and Candace Ishikawa guide postures makeup and wardrobe to boost confidence and communication.
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Honolulu
Gail Sykes
McKinley High School
Miss Sykes
Sears Roebuck
Miss J. Sykes
Rhonda Adams
Candace Ishikawa
Miss Adams
Was it so bad Peron days recalled
UPI dispatch recalls Argentina’s 1955 ousting of Juan Peron amid dictatorship, violence and a loyal voter base. It notes ongoing memory of Peronism, corruption, and a third of the Argentine vote, as well as later coups by Ongania in 1966 and Levingston, with economic controls and wage policies shaping the era.
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Miuary
Juan D. Peron
Chile
Peron
Argentina
Buenos Aires
Juan Carlos Onga
Ongania
Roberto Marcelo Levingston
Levingston
Cordoba
Peronistas
Golan Heights and the past pledges shaping Israel’s borders
A historical survey traces Israel's lands and security pledges from the Golan Heights to the Gulf of Aqaba. It notes Cold War era statements by Eisenhower and U S leaders, shifts after 1967 and the UN, and the fragile faith in international promises amid regional conflicts. The piece cites Meir, Rogers, Nasser, De Gaulle and Thant, among others.
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Golda Meir
Israel
Golan Heights
Hula Valley
Uns
William P. Rogers
United Arab Republic
Sharm el-Sheikh
Gulf of Aqaba
Eisenhower
Gulf
Egypt
Suez Canal
U.N
Fran
Gaza Strip
United Nations
Thant
Mideast
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Dag Hammarskjold
General Assembly
Nasser
U.S
Johnson
Charles de Gaulle
U.N. Council
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