Robinson 43rd homer fuels Orioles win on his birthday
Baltimore slugger Frank Robinson clubs his 43rd home run and drives in 11th RBI, lifting the Orioles 5-1 over Cleveland and snapping a four game skid. Robinson, celebrating on his birthday, adds four hits and a stolen base as Boston and AL/NL standings shift.
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Hawks report Nagle sees 66 as a challenge
Iowa City Iowa University of Iowa coach Ray Nagle announced 70 players reported for 1966 spring drills including 22 returnees and 13 sophomores. He said the squad will be inexperienced and smaller, with a tough schedule and a big quarterback battle between Chuck Roland and Ed Podolak. He projected frequent two quarterback play and a winged T offense with a wide tackle six defense.
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Barbara Stephens Receives Iowa State Activity Scholarship
Ten years ago today Barbara Stephens of West Chester was awarded an Activity Scholarship at the State University of Iowa. The scholarship honors undergraduates with above average grades who excel in extracurricular activity requiring special aptitude.
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Thursday Rollers Begin Bowling Season with Six Teams
Thursday Rollers open their bowling season on September 3 with six teams. Substitutes may call 3838 or 32846. Lanes ready at 1 p.m. for business. bowling starts at 1 10 p.m.
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Derusto rust remover offered in many colors
Advertisement notes that Derusto paint prevents rust and stops it from worsening when sprayed or brushed on both varieties available locally. It adds sensational color options and contains a cartoonish warning about girls screaming at mice then riding with a wolf.
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Major League Standings and Results Update
National League standings show San Francisco and Pittsburgh tied atop the table at 78 55 with Los Angeles and Philadelphia close behind. American League leaders Baltimore and Detroit struggle for position while several late results and Thursday starters fill the schedule.
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Viet Nam Airmen Missing as Navy Jet Crashes Near Haiphong
Viet- airmen are listed as missing in action after a U S Navy reconnaissance jet crashed eight miles east-southeast of Haiphong in the Gulf of Tonkin. The pilot was recovered 22 minutes later amid cannon fire from Communist junks as an Air Force Jolly Green Giant helicopter crew completed a near record rescue near the port amid ongoing operations. Ground fighting near Dong Xuan produced light casualties for a 101st Airborne company, part of Operation John Paul Jones which began July 21 and has left 224 Viet Cong killed, 391 captured, and 289 guerrillas detained to date.
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De Gaulle urges U.S. withdrawal from Vietnam in Phnom Penh speech
French President Charles de Gaulle told a 80,000 strong Phnom Penh crowd that the United States should retreat from Vietnam. He praised Cambodia for neutrality and urged a troop withdrawal with a reasonable delay as the only path to peace, warning Asia will not submit to foreign rule.
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Plane Crash Near Ljubljana Kills Two. Many Injured
Investigators at the Komend village crash site report 25 victims admitted to Ljubljana hospitals with 17 needing surgery. Two patients died and one arrived dead on arrival. several in serious condition. Britannia Airways says 110 passengers were aboard bound for a package tour in Ljubljana.
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Britannia Airways Crash Leaves 107 British Victims In Yugoslavia
The spokesman confirmed all 100 passengers and seven crew were British. The trip, covering air transport and hotels, cost $102.90 per person. The crash marked Britannia Airways' first accident in five years, described by Tanjug as one of Yugoslavia's worst.
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