Eight Championships Set For AAU Meet In Walnut California
The 74th annual AAU track meet opens at Mt. San Antonio College Memorial Stadium in Walnut near Los Angeles. Dallas Long Frank Budd and Robert Hayes headline a field aiming to threaten eight world records including the 100 yard and 120 yard high hurdles and the shot put. Notables include Hayes Jones Tarr Jerome and Gary Gubner in sprints and hurdles with strong marks in play.
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Calif
Dallas Long
Frank Budd
Robert Hayes
Mt. San Antonio College
Memorial Stadium
San Jose Hills
Los Angeles
Meet
Hilmer Lodge
Gary Gubner
New York
Hayes
Three Year Old Turf Stars In Five Feature Races
Three year olds lead five feature races tomorrow across Belmont Park Arlington Park Hollywood Park Monmouth Park and Delaware Park. The Coaching Club American Oaks at Belmont offers 100 000 added for fillies over 1 1 8 miles while colts contest several 1 1 16 mile or 1 11 16 mile events across other tracks with purses ranging from 15 000 to 50 000 plus.
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Associated Press
Belmont Park
Delaware Park
Arlington Park
Hollywood Park
Plasters Leads Jaycees Past Elks with Grand Slam
Larry Plasters drove in six runs with a grand slam and a two run double to spark the Jaycees to a 15 11 victory over the Elks in Pony League action. He earned the win in relief of Dick Nicholson. Ron Rinker drove in three runs and Jerry Grim had three hits as the Jaycees kept scoring in all but the third inning.
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Larry Plasters
Jaycees
Elks
Mike Foreman
Ron Rinker
Foreman
Plasters
Jerry Grim
IL Ump Quits In Backwash Of Squabble
IL umpire Ted Lopat resigns effective July 1 after a dispute at home plate in a Jacksonville game where he was pushed and struck. He objects to a three day suspension and $100 fine given to catcher Valmy Thomas by league president Tommy Richardson, saying the punishment is too light. Lopat plans to work his final IL games on June 30.
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Richmond
Ted Lopat
Jacksonville
Lopat
Valmy Thomas
Thomas
League
Tommy Richardson
Cheerleaders Return from School Tomorrow
Four Handley Varsity cheerleaders will return tomorrow after a week at cheerleading camp in Indiana. Head cheerleader Joyce Gano along with Joyce Saville Mary Jo Maddox and Sharon Moore attended the Smith-Walbridge Camp in Syracuse Indiana where they learned new cheers and competed with squads from across the country. Alice Carpenter Sally Bell and sponsor Patsy Jack accompany the group.
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Handley
Indiana
Joyce Gano
Joyce Saville
Mary Jo Maddox
Sharon Moore
Smith-Walbridge
Syracuse
Ind
Alice Carpenter
Sally Bell
Patsy Jack
Often Mispronounced Monotheist Emphasis Guide
Pronounce mawn oh thee ist with principal stress on the first syllable. The correct form is used in religious and linguistic discussions to avoid error in speech and academic references.
New Principal Named at Shenandoah Valley Academy
Loren E. Poole, formerly principal of Garden State Academy in Plainfield New Jersey, is named principal of Shenandoah Valley Academy replacing H Eugene Hass who transferred. The board approved the action amid a public hearing with no objections.
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New Market
Loren E. Poole
Garden State Academy
Plainfield
N. J
Shenandoah Valley Academy
H. Eugene Hass
Three member Strasburg FFA crop judging team wins state honors
The Strasburg High School Future Farmers of America chapter team Stickley Plaugher and Tamkin won first place at the state FFA convention. Young Stick earned best individual crop judge honors. Coached by Boyd Roller, they advance to the national meet in Kansas City this fall.
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Blacksburg
Future Farmers of America
Strasburg High School
Vet Stickley
David Plaugher
Eldwin Tamkin
Young Stick
Boyd Roller
Kansas City
Development Leader Says Arras Must Want Industry
FRONT ROYAL The community's attitude is the most important consideration in industrial development, local civic leaders were told last night. Richard C Holmquist, Indus-
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Arras
Front Royal
Richard C. Holmquist
Indus
Sunny Dry Weather Warms Much of the U S
The nation saw warm weather with thunder showers and fog along coasts. A Southwest heat wave peaked at 113 in Blythe California while other regions stayed near normal. A Virginia dinner talk featured Holmquist discussing local attitudes toward industry and regional development.
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U. S
Atlantic
Pacific
Blythe
Calif
Ohio Valley
Mississippi
Missouri
Illinois
Cape Girardeau
Guymon
Okla
Unions Reported Action as Kennedy Invoke Taft Hartley
The Sailors Union moves amid a broader labor dispute as President Kennedy invoked the Taft Hartley law on April 11 to address mounting tensions and potential work stoppages.
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Sailors Union
Kennedy
Charge Against Playwrights Son Reduced
Shane O'Neill son of the late O'Neill and Victor Ortiz were charged in New York with possession of barbiturates after a June 6 arrest at 127 Greene Street. Magistrate Delagi lowered charges from felonies to misdemeanors and cut O Neill bail from 1500 to 500 dollars.
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New York
Shane O'Neill
O'Neill
Victor Ortiz
Greene St
Nicholas F. Delagi
Youth Hurt In Bike Wreck Near Hewitt's Grocery
Jerry McKee 12 of Rt 2 was treated by a local physician after a bicycle collision with a road block on Rt 50 west of Winchester near Hewitt's Grocery around 2 30 p m. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Thurman McKee and was taken to the hospital then to the physician's office.
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Jerry McKee
Rt. 2
Rt. 50
Winchestre
Hewitt’s Grocery
Farmers Curb Market Offerings Listed for Tomorrow
The Farmers Curb Market will sell lettuce radishes onions and green beans tomorrow morning. Additional items include cured meat and dressed rabbits.
Maritime Dispute Settled After Nine Month Quarrel
SAN FRANCISCO AP A contract agreement ends an 80 day Taft Hartley cooling off period nine months after a four week strike idling about 60 ships and thousands of workers. James J Healy announced the settlement to be voted on by ship owners and unions. The proposal calls for a 2 percent across the board wage increase retroactive to Oct 1, longer paid vacation of five days per month and a pension rise from 125 to 150 dollars per month starting October. Additional specifics awaiting vote.
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West Coast
Taft-Hartley
Hawaii
James J. Healy
Kennedy
Healy
Harvard
J. Paul St. Sure
Orghes
Sai
St. Sure
Morris Weisberger
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University of Virginia
Stan Ae Teeeeee
U.S Treasury Dept
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Virginia Society of Certified Accountants
Shepherdstown
Shepherd College
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Harrisonburg
Massanetta Springs
Virginia Dept. Education
C. J. Hesch
Virginia Gentleman
Industrial Commission of
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Holmquist
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Carl Allen
State Department of Industrial Development
Duncan C. Gibb
Industrial Commission
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Jubilee
George Washington Garage
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Whitewall
Sears
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Nylon Express
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