Arruza Predicts Bullfighting Boom At Plaza Mexico
Famed matador Carlos Arruza says Mexico’s Plaza Mexico in Mexico City is the world’s largest bullring and a major draw, with U S turnout driving high Sundays. He notes rising American interest, new aficionado clubs in Los Angeles, and his role with the National Tourist Bureau as a goodwill ambassador touring abroad.
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Border
Carlos Arruza
Mexico
Plaza Mexico
Mexico City
Tijuana
United States
California
Los Angeles
Ing
Arruza
Cortea
Mexi
Miguel Aleman
MacArthur Urges End to AAUUSTFF Feud Over Olympic Team
General Douglas MacArthur called for a truce between the AAU and USTFF to protect the 1964 U S Olympic squad. He warned that continued fighting could wreck the U S team for Russia and urged factions to avoid barring athletes from competition during the run up to the St Louis national championships.
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New York
Douglas MacArthur
MacArthur
America
Co US
U.S
Churchill Downs Approves Large Building Program
Churchill Downs Race Track directors approve a 165000 building program for new mutual windows rest rooms infield two barns a grandstand restaurant and general repairs stated by president Wathen R Knebelkamp to stockholders.
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Louisville
Churchill Downs
Wathen R. Knebelkamp
Downs
Dean Martin and 20th Century Fox Settle Lawsuits
Hollywood AP reports Dean Martin and 20th Century Fox jointly announced the dismissal of litigation. Fox sued Martin for breach of contract over his refusal to work in Something's Got to Give following Marilyn Monroe's dismissal, seeking 3.339 million dollars. Martin countered with a 6.85 million dollar claim.
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Hollywood
Dean Martin
20Th Century-Fox
Martin
Marilyn Monroe
Fliers and Guards Fight Robin Intruder at Lockbourne AFB
Red tailed flyer disrupts six-jet EB47E bomber event as guards at Lockbourne Air Force Base struggle to stop a robin from nesting in a restricted flight line area. The persistent bird challenges security and hampers operations at the Strategic Air Command facility in Columbus Ohio.
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Columbus, Ohio
Strategic Air Command
Lockbourne Air Force Base
Special Meeting of Farmers and Merchants National Bank Shareholders
Notice that a special meeting will be held June 27, 1963 at 11 00 A M at Winchester Virginia to vote on ratifying a merger agreement with The First National Bank of Berryville and to act on related merger matters subject to Comptroller of the Currency approval. The merger agreement is on file for inspection during business hours. Wilbur M Feltner vice president and cashier signs on behalf of Farmers and Merchants National Bank.
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Farmers and Merchants National Bank of Record
Loudoun Street
Winchester
State of Virginia
First National Bank of
Berryville
Virginia
United States
Washington, D.C
North Church Street
Bank
Farmers and Merchants National Bank
Crisman Cleaners edge Hertz in duckpin thriller
In a league battle over the 600 mark Crisman Cleaners won 599 531 as Dill led with 145 in the finale. Eugene Funkhouser and White topped Hertz with 135 and 124 while Ploss bowled 145 for Crisman in a late surge. Bonnie Easter and Wayne Godlove added key scores as multiple teams posted wins in a Boswell Health Center pins night.
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Wally Dill
Bush
Don
Jack DuVall
Ted Hepner
Doug Sirbaugh
Crisman Cleaners
Sonny Crisman Bowl
Pless
Dill
Chug White
Artie Kiracofe
Hertz
Crisman
Eugene Funkhouser
White
Ploss
Bonnie
Eugene Easter
Wayne Godlove
Alice Godlove
McKee-Renner
Health Center
Bonnie Easter
McKees
Renners
Louis Renner
Miller
Zuckermans
McCalls
Russell Miller
Aaron Zuckerman
Sam McCall
Aggie McCall
Zuckerman
Sybil Baker
Bertha Muse
Bruce Muse
Herb Schuller
Marshall Crisman
Sirbaugh-Crisman
Berryville
Junior Miller
Offspring at Bronx Zoo and Bongo Arrives for Match
The Bronx Zoo reports its third pygmy hippo offspring weighing 15 pounds born Tuesday to parents named Mr and Mrs Hippo. A six month old African bongo antelope arrives by air in New York for quarantine before meeting a Cleveland, Ohio zoo mate. Four agoutis, declared surplus by the city Parks Department, go to auction.
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New York
Ohio
New York City
City Department of Parks
Youth Blown From Truck by Wind Gust in Kansas
In Hutchinson Kansas an 18 year old, Douglas Whited, was killed when a gust of wind blew him from the back of a pickup into the path of another truck. A stock tank also blew from the first truck and struck him after the initial collision. Whited had just graduated from Buhler High School a week earlier and was riding on a truck driven by his employer Willard Ray, operator of a service station.
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Hutchinson
Kan
Douglas Whited
Whited
Buhler High School
Willard Ray
Move of pupils noted in Irving School newsletter
The Irving School Newsletter reports first grade changes as four pupils from Mrs Burgess move to Mrs Myers room while six pupils from Miss Albers room adjust.
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Dayton
Ohio
Irving School
Canadiens Trade Key Veterans for Youth in NHL Bust
Montreal transfers four regulars Jacques Plante Phil Goyette Don Marshall and Tom Johnson to the New York Rangers and Boston Bruins while acquiring Dave Balon Leon Rochefort Len Ronson and goalie Gump Worsley. The move follows the league meeting where Billy Reay became Chicago coach and Hall of Fame inductees were announced.
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Jacques Plante
Phil Goyette
Don Marshall
New York Rangers
Tom Johnson
Canadiens
Dave Balon
Leon Rochefort
Len Ronson
Rangers
Gump Worsley
Billy Reay
Chicago Black
Rudy Pilous
Hawks
Earl Seibert
New York
Chicago
Detroit
Bobby Hewitson
Toronto
Joe Premeau
Eddie Goodfellow
Shenandoah Ladies Tenpin League Leads After 3 1 Win
Shenandoah Enterprises remained atop the Ladies Summer Tenpin League at North Side Lanes by beating the Question Marks 3 1. Barbara Boswell led with 192 499 series while Marie Renner 443 Leona Buckner 487 and Lorraine Sealock 418 aided. Hilda Braithwaite led the Question Marks with 492.
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Shenandoah Enterprises
Northside Lanes
Barbara Boswell
Marie Renner
Leona Buckner
Lorraine Sealock
Hilda Braithwaite
Winchester Golf Club
Rebels
Golf Club
Jo Votel
Kathy Perry
Spitfires
Snow White Grill
Veda Headley
Betty McKee
Frances Morrison
Deluxeburger Grill
Linda Allen
Margie Wilson
Virginia Hudson
Minors Scores From The Associated Press
Minor league baseball results reported with games including Columbus 2 Buffalo 1 Rochester 6 Atlanta 5 Syracuse 5 Jacksonville 3 Spokane 4 Denver 3 and Arkansas 4 Toronto 3 in 12 innings. Richmond at Indianapolis postponed.
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Columbus
Buffalo
Arkansas
Toronto
Rochester
Atlanta
Syracuse
Jacksonville
Richmond
Indianapolis
Spokane
Denver
Fights in New York and San Francisco recap
New York fighter Floyd McCoy 176 outpointed Dave Russell 172 pounds. Alphabot 129 percent knocked out Bon Bon Quirtz 128 pounds in San Jose.
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New York
Floyd McCoy
Dave Russell
San Francisco
Alphabot
Bon- Bon Quirtz
San Jose
Pastrano Named Fighter Of Month For Upset Win
Willie Pastrano earned the Ring magazine fighter of the month honor after a 15 round split decision upset of Johnson in Las Vegas. Johnson had been the top light heavyweight contender during Archie Moore's era, while Pastrano rose from underdog to notable challenger. The Ring rankings shifted with Johansson's retirement and Schoppner also leaving the division, with Bethea and Allen Thomas entering the light heavyweight list. The magazine still states no junior welterweight champion until the Perkins Cruz bout on June 18.
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New York
Willie Pastrano
Pastrano
Johnson
Las Vegas
Archie Moore
Ingemar Johansson
Ring
Wayne Bethea
Germany
Erich Schoppner
Allen Thomas
Chicago
Eddie Perkins
Gary
Indiana
Roberto Cruz
Philippines
Reading Red Sox and Springfield Indians No Hit Bid Ends in Ninth
Right-hander Gary Modrell of Reading and Bob Bishop of Springfield carried no-hitters into the ninth inning in an Eastern League game. Reading won 1-0 on Gene Giannian’s single and Tom Williams’ triple off Bishop. Modrell had previously lost a season opener on a no-hitter.
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Springfied
Mass
Gary Modrell
Reading Red Sox
Bob Bishop
Springfield Indians
Reading
Gene Giannian
Tom Williams
Bishop
Modrell
Orioles edge Yankees as Powell delivers decisive homer
Boog Powell and Orioles won 3-1 over New York to seize the American League lead. Dan Osinski tossed a complete game shutout allowing three hits as Baltimore blanked the Chicago White Sox 1-0.
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Boog Powell
Orioles
New York Yankees
Baltimore
Piching
Dan Osinski
Angels
Chicago White Sox
Top State Pros Tee Off at 36th Virginias Golf Open
The 36th annual Virginia Association of Golf Professionals Open begins with top state pros in Roanoke at Blue Hills. Chandler Harper, six time winner from Portsmouth, led pro am with 68 and $54.45, one stroke ahead of Wynsor Spencer and Tom Strange. Defending champ Mac Main from Danville is sidelined with an ear infection awaiting medical word. Four teams tied at 57 in pro am led by Emory Stafford Fredericksburg Cole Moss Martinsville Luke Barnes Roanoke and Earl Spicer Roanoke. Blue Hills club president Pete Mullen carded a net 3 1 3 on hole 17.
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Roanoke
Ae Dominion
Virgin
Chandler Harper
Wynsor Spencer
Tom Strange
Herb Hooper
Stidewater
Mac Main
Danville
Main
Emory Stafford
Fredericksburg
Cole Moss
Martinsville
Luke Barnes
Earl
Bouquet of Parsley Celery Thyme Tied for Flavor
A bouqet garni may be tied with parsley sprigs celery tops and dried thyme to flavor dishes. The trio provides a classic aromatic profile often used in stocks soups and stews.
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N. Loudoun Street
J.C. Penny Store
Mohawk
Hubert T. Stratton
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Mosby St
Valley Ave
Gaunt’s Drug Store
B.f.goodrich
S. Loudoun St
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