Akron marriage boom and divorce surge in early 1961
Akron reports the early 1961 period brought 94 marriages and 94 divorces amid car era pressures and a romance subplot tied to Chattanooga. The piece notes eight feet and sharp turns as factors impacting officials.
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Virginia Insurance Rating Bureau seeks fire rate changes
The Virginia Insurance Rating Bureau filed with the State Corporation Commission to amend fire insurance rates and rating schedules for various property classes. The proposal includes adjustments for frame and masonry dwellings, endorsements A and B conditions, credits for specific facilities, and notable rate changes for mercantile and motel brick buildings along with dwelling contents in multi-family scenarios.
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Burleson Beats Beatty in AAU Mile War as Records Fall
In New York Cyrol Burleson wins the AAU mile in 4 04.9 over Jim Beatty amid a feud over boxing tactics. Six meet records fall over two days as Deacon Jones and others set marks. the Striders capture the team title with 120 points.
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Jay Silvester
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Frank Budd
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Santa Clara
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Bonus growth eyed in baseball team talks in Chicago
Chicago AP report says owners of American and National League teams meet to discuss soaring bonus plans for young prospects. Executives consider expanding rosters and potential new teams in Los Angeles and Washington. Analysts warn teenagers may not reach the major leagues despite high early salaries.
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Minor League Standings From Sunday Results AP Style
Pacific Coast League Tacoma 3 Seattle 1 Spokane 8 Hawaii 2 Vancouver 6 San Diego 0 Portland 11 Salt Lake 10. American Association Houston 46 Louisville 2 9 Dallas Fort Worth 5 Indianapolis Omaha 5 2 Denver 3 3 International League Jersey City 6 1 Toronto 3 0 Rochester 7 0 Richmond 2 1 Charleston 8 0 Buffalo 1 1 Columbus 11 4 6 3 Saturday Pacific Coast League Salt Lake 14 7 Portland 12 1 San Diego 9 2 Vancouver 24 Spokane 11 1 Hawaii 3 5 Seattle 1 3 Denver 7 Omaha 2 Dallas Fort Worth 4 Indianapolis
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Cincinnati Opens 3-Game Gap Over Dodgers
Cincinnati's 3-2 victory over Los Angeles widened the Reds early league lead to three games. Blasingame opened the scoring with three hits and Roy McMillan was traded years earlier as part of a reshaped lineup. The win followed a ledger of strong early offense in the first inning while Stan Williams took the loss.
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Don Cardwell
Barney Schultz
Jim Davenport
Willie Mays
Ray Sadecki
Redbird
Stan Musial
Whisler Wins Petersen Point Classic Bowling Title
Dale Whisler from Dayton Ohio won the Petersen Classic in Chicago earning 28 000 top prize after an eight game total 1 689 pins. He defeated runner up Frank Sospirato of Warrensville Ohio by 82 pins as the event carried 331 968 in prize money and drew about 12 000 bowlers since December.
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Dale Whisler
Rich Petersen
Whisler
Dayton
Ohio
Frank Sospirato
Warrensville
Sospirato
Japanese Youth Seeks World Flyweight Title Shot
Mitsunori Seki a 19 year old Japanese fighter with only two pro bouts challenges for the world flyweight title Tuesday in Tokyo. Seki seeks to become a ring great after six years since Japan surrendered the crown. He has 21 victories 10 by KO with a piston like left right combination his main weapon.
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Mitsunori Seki
Ion Pone
Thainland
Japan
Seki
Yoshio Shirai
Mein Kampf documentary earns profits for few investors
Stockholm based filmmaker Bevin Lelie says the documentary Mein Kampf has earned millions worldwide but he has seen no profits yet under his contract. Lelie reports no accounting for six months and warns of possible court action if returns remain nil. The film has attracted strong interest in Germany and Japan and could gross up to several million dollars in the United States.
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Stockholm
Adolf Hitler
Germany
Japan
Pre States
Georg Seaton
Holden
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Columbia
United States
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Leiser
Eichmann
Sweden
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