Eduardo Lausse May Leave Ring After Knockout
New York AP report states Eduardo Lausse, in a nationally televised bout with Marcel Pigou of France, was stopped in the seventh round after failing to finish an opponent he had floored in the fifth. Lausse, with 92 pro fights, questioned if he would fight again, noting he owns a pizzeria and a bicycle business in Argentina and earns a living there.
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Eduardo Lausse
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Marcel Pigou
France
Argentina
Pigou
Frechman
Arthur Mercante
Mighty Yankees Burn Sparklers For Own Homers
The New York Yankees beat the Chicago White Sox 4 to 2 as Casey Stengel's crew staged a sparkler display with Cletus and Mickey Mantle leading the home run parade. President Bill Veeck’s board flashed for Sox homers but the Yankees stole the show before 43,320 fans.
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Chicago
New York Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Yankees
Casey Stengel
White Sox
Bill Veeck
Cletus
Mickey Mantle
Stengel
How's Your I Q Memory Test
A quiz guide promises IQ scoring from 100 questions over 10 days with daily bands from Memory Genius to Good. Sample items include rabbit gender, Iceland location, elevation questions, delusion word relatives, FBI director, and Taj Mahal location. Page 2 supposedly holds the correct answers.
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Iceland
Greenland
F.B.I
District of Columbia
India
Taj Mahal
Road widening unearthed Civil War shells in Petersburg
In Petersburg Virginia workers widening East Bank Street found 30 shells ranging from six to eighteen inches. Army officials caution the shells may still be dangerous though the finds are not tied to the Civil War Centennial.
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Petersburg
East Bank Street
Law Succeeds in Ninth as Pirates Guard Lead
Vern Law became the first to win 10 games this season with a 2-1 victory over the Dodgers backed by Bill Virdon's first homer. The Pirates, helped by Mizell and Friend, hold a four game lead as San Francisco, Milwaukee, and Chicago lose. Dodgers' Stan Williams loses for first time in seven decisions.
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Jim Hegan
Don Elston
Reds
Bob Anderson
Don Newcombe
Souchak Leads Open at Midpoint in Denver
Mike Souchak fired a 4 under par 67 to reach 135 after 36 holes, building a three stroke lead over Doug Sanders at the National Open at Cherry Hills. The field included Hogan, Snead, and Palmer, with strong scoring pushing 36-hole cutoffs and attendance approaching record levels.
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Rocky Mountain Meadow
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Duke
Ben Hogan
Riviera Country Club
Los Angeles
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Doug Sanders
Miami Beach
Sam Snead
Hogan
Dallas
Northwood Club
Dick Mayer
Billy Joe Paton
Inverness
Toledo
Winged Foot
Mamaroneck
N. Y
City ordinance sets sewer maintenance duties for buildings
Winchester Virginia ordinance assigns building owner responsibility for cleaning the building sewer to the main. If building sewer is renewed with cast iron to the curb the city will lay cast iron to the main. If the stoppage is in the main the city will handle cleaning and pay the plumber. The city disclaims flood damage liability where outlets are below street level. Passed June 14 1960.
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Common Council
Winchester
Virginia
Reds Fire More Than 31 300 Shells
In Formosa Strait the Chinese Communists bombarded the Quemoy complex with over 31 300 shells Friday night as a display of contempt for President Eisenhower. The Nationalists said it was the heaviest assault in 18 months. They did not retaliate but warned they would if the Communists retreat their fleet when Eisenhower leaves for Korea on Sunday.
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Formosa
Quemoy Complex
Formosa Strait
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Eisenhower
Formia
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Local Police Unit In National FOP Safety Campaign
Fraternal Order of Police launches a nationwide summer highway safety drive with Capt. Francis Funk urging drivers to take coffee breaks, limit night driving, and follow speed laws to reduce vacation traffic deaths. The campaign stresses alertness during Memorial Day to Labor Day travel.
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Ole Fredericktown
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America
Two Teens Injured in High Speed Police Chase
In Washington two boys aged 15 and 13 were seriously injured when a speeding car crashed into a tree after a police chase. The 15 year old driver Roger Cambell suffered multiple fractures and possible skull injury. the 13 year old passenger was also hurt. The chase began in Arlington Virginia near Key Bridge as officers tried to stop the vehicle which was traveling at 85 mph.
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Washington (Ap
Roger Cambell
Washington
Clarence ‘S. Muse
Cambell
Dorothy L. Goetz
Livestock Judging Teams To Compete At Short Course
Fifteen county 4-H livestock judging teams compete in Short Course at VPI from June 27 to July 1. The top state team earns summer training for Virginia State Fair and national contests in Chicago, with twelve members in the conservation demonstration contest.
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Tipmanium
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Smyth
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Paul Witt
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Donnie Shorter
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Glen Anderson
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Floyd Holdsworth
Sussex
Bobby Hawthorne
Brunswick
Tommy Roberts
Westmoreland
John Perrin Kemp
King William
Tommy Lawson
Carroll
Tommy Price
Wythe
David Geimen
Donald Brill
Arden Huff
Former Child Star Booked for Assault in Malibu
Malibu police booked former child film star Bobby Driscoll for assault with a deadly weapon after he allegedly used a pistol on a heckler. Laurie Mauro, 22, signed the complaint and showed a two inch nose injury. Driscoll reportedly turned his face toward the gun after the confrontation during a car wash incident.
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Bobby Driscoll
Laurie Mauro
Eae
Driscoll
Mauro
David Lehton
Henry Saves Three In Cincinnati California Trip
On Cincinnati's first California trip this season, southpaw relief ace Bill Henry saved three games for starting pitchers.
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Cincinnati
California
Bill Henry
Tyes to Preach At Wayman Church Berryville
The Rev J E Tyes of St Pauls A M E Church 428 N Loudoun St will conduct a special service Sunday at 2 30 p m at Wayman A M E Church in Berryville.
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Wayman Church
J. E. Tyes
St. Pauls A.M.E
N. Loudoun St
Wayman A.M.E
Berryville
Concert Series For Winter Season Being Considered
Frances Miller co chairs a membership drive with Miss Gladys Cochran to plan a winter concert series. Harold M. Welch of New York City outlines plans at a Shenandoah Conservatory meeting. The new auditorium seats 850 and will host the program with a November drive. Next planning group meeting is September 8.
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Sage
VFW Auxiliary Plan Yard Party July 8 in Cameron District
At the June VFW Post 2123 meeting Raleigh Easter received an award for enrolling over 50 new members. The yard party will be held July 8 on the Jones Parking Lot at Cameron and Clifford Streets and will be sponsored by the Auxiliary with the post. Monthly committee reports were presented. The Port of Milwaukee now handles about 10 million tons annually since the 1959 St. Lawrence Seaway opening.
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Jones Parking Lot
Cameron and Clifford Sts
Post 2123
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Post
Raleigh Easter
Milwaukee
St. Lawrence Seaway
Antique Guns Too Expensive He Restores Old Broken Ones
In Southwick Massachusetts Arch ie Jensen a tool inspector from East Hartford Connecticut collects broken antique muskets and rifles found parts were not interchangeable for Revolutionary War arms He fabricates fixtures and tools and restores the weapons turning his hobby into an avocation He preserves flintlock mechanisms and warns that modern smokeless powder could damage old guns.
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Southwick
Mass
Archie Jensen
Jensen
East Hartford
Conn
Ae Jensen
Unconvincing Alibi Near Nurse Home
Nashville police charged Thomas E. Parker with disorderly and offensive conduct after he told officers he climbed a tree outside a nurses home seeking a bird nest. A nurse accused him of being a peeping tom and officers noted he climbed about 50 feet.
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Nashville
Tenn
Thomas E. Parker
Parker
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