Idle Indians Take 1st As Orioles Drop Pair
Cleveland moves to first in the American League by idle action as Baltimore loses twice to Kansas City 6-1 and 5-3 in 10 innings. The Indians lead by a half game. New York doubleheader opener washed out by rain. Jim Lemon drives Senators past the Tigers with four RBIs. Red Sox top White Sox 4-1.
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York
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Red Sox
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Pete Runnels
Frank Sullivan
Bob Shaw
Lemon
Tigers
Camilo Pascual
Ben Lee
Rocky Cae
Yg Mage
Surging Vees Take 3rd In International League
The Toronto Maple Leafs widened their lead in the International League with doubleheader sweeps of Miami 5-3 and 2-0. Richmond moved into third as Havana fell back in a doubleheader with Montreal. Rochester blanked Columbus 5-0 as Jaciuk drove in the clinching run for Richmond.
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Buffalo
Darkhorse
Richmond
Maple Leafs
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Bisons
Virginians
Havana
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Rochester
Columbus
Johnny Jaciuk
Wayne Terwilliger
Bob Wiesler
Aerial Picketing Marks Phase in Aircraft Strike
In San Diego the Engineers and Architects Assn with 6000 members will strike Convair every Monday until demands meet. They plan an airplane towing a strike banner to deter workers from using helicopters to cross the line. They seek a 6 percent wage rise plus layoff and arbitration reforms. Federal mediator Sconyers notes progress as Lockheed machinists reject latest offer by 95.4 percent and prepare to strike at four California plants over a 7 percent raise and fringe-benefit cuts.
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Calif
Engineers and Architects Assn
Convair
E. Marvin Sconyers
International Assn. of Machiists
Sconyers
Burbank
Machinists Union
Lockheed
California
Navy
San Francisco
Lockheed Missile Machinists
General Dynamics, Co
Chandler Harper Clinches Virginia State Open Sixth Time
Chandler Harper won the Virginia State Open at Ingleside with a 278 total to become only the second player to capture the title six times. Local amateur Fred Miller matched him early but faded, finishing 282 as Harper extended his Open run amid rain and a 70 final round.
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ED Young Staunton
Chandler Harper
Ingleside
Fred Miller
Miller
Harper
Portsmouth
Staunton
Frank Summers Jr
al Smith
Danville
Strange
Smith
Bobby Cruickshank
Richmond
Trains Collide Near Naples Injuring Twenty
Two suburban trains collided head on in a tunnel ten miles north of Naples causing twenty injuries. The motormen on the electric trains were in grave condition.
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Naples
Italy
Open Convention Medical Men in Miami Beach Probes Health Insurance
The American Medical Association gathering in Miami Beach outlines a push for national aged health insurance while debating reform proposals. Paul Butler accuses doctors of foot-dragging as he predicts party endorsement of the Forand bill. Thruston Morton hints at a voluntary state linked program and Gov. Barnett urges state solutions.
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Miami Beach
Fla
American Medical Assn
House of Delegates
AMA
Paul Butler
Butler
Los Angeles
Congress
Thruston B. Morton
Ross Barnett
Mississippi
Dental Clinic Re-Opens for Frederick Clarke Children
The Winchester Frederick County Health Department co operates with Raritan Clubs Clarke County PTAs and Stephens City Lions Club to reopen the county dental clinic on June 2 for the summer. It serves Frederick County school children without regular dentists and without private care, with a state assigned dentist continuing through a planned permanent operation serving both Frederick and Clarke Counties.
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Winchester - Frederick
Frederick
Clarke Counties
Rockefeller presses Nixon to speak on defense and policy
New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller urges Richard Nixon to articulate positions on defense foreign policy and summit issues. Rockefeller says he supports Nixon if nominated and defends party unity while noting Cuba Japan and Korea pose new problems. He remains wary of a third party run and says loyalty to the Republican Party is essential.
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Nelson A. Rockefeller
Feller
Nixon
New York State
Rockefeller
NBC
WNTA
Sration
Eisenhower
Japan
Cuba
South Korea
Turkey
Southwest Raked By Wind and Rain
Winds and heavy rain swept the Southwest with showers and thunderstorms spreading from the Ohio Valley to the Mississippi Valley and Western Plains. Gusts reached 45 to 60 mph in parts of Oklahoma and the Texas Panhandle, while Oklahoma City saw over 2 inches of rain in a few hours and Texarkana and Longview recorded about 1.5 inches in six hours. Shreveport reported over 2 inches in two hours and flooding was expected in low-lying areas.
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Associated Press
Southwest
Ohio Valley
Mississippi Valley
Western Plains
Oklahoma
Texas Panhandle
Oklahoma City
Texarkana
Ark
Longview
Tex
Weather Bureau
Shreveport
Life and Death of a Lost Mouse at a Tavern Jukebox
In Swan Iowa a tavern patron found a mouse inside the juke box. The rodent rode each record as it autoloaded the turntable and received cheers from patrons during several days. The mouse died after presumably being electrocuted by a hot wire.
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Swan
Jessie
Jessie Miller
Trons
Earth Tremors Continue to Plague Chile
Earth tremors hit Valdivia in southern Chile over the weekend with six shocks reported on Sunday. The strongest quake demolished several houses already damaged by earlier quakes. Torrential rains and high winds halted evacuation of women and children due to flood danger.
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Santago
Chile
Valdivia
Russian economist Voytinsky dies at 74 in Washington
Vladimir Voytinsky, a Russian born economist and statistician, died Saturday in Washington. He helped shape early Social Security projections in the 1930s and later served as principal consulting economist for the Social Security Board. He authored more than 50 books.
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Washington
Vladimir
Voytinsky
Social Security Board
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