Pirates Yankees Divide World Series Payoffs and Shares
The 1960 World Series payout sees the Pirates earning 39 full shares plus other fractions and 11 cash awards, totaling $8 417.94 before tax for a full share and $286 500.82 distributed among 38 people. The Yankees collect $191 000.95, with 41 3/4 shares across 11 cash awards, following a payout structure from the runners up to fourth place in both leagues. </analysis>
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Los Angeles Coliseum
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Ord
White Sox
Milwaukee Braves
St. Louis Cardinals
ACC Coaches Assess Weekend Showdowns Across League
Duke leads the ACC at 4-0 in conference play while Georgia Tech faces tough tests. Virginia’s coach notes Wake Forest’s dangerous offense and Maryland prepares for injuries as Clemson, North Carolina, and NC State eye pivotal matchups with Tennessee, Vanderbilt, and UCLA respectively.
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Wake
ACC
Dick Voris
Terps
Warren Giese
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Tom Nugent
Vince Scott
Wilmington
Del
Scott
Nugent
Clemson
Frank Howard
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Jim Hickey
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Knoxville
North Carolina State
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Glamorous wardrobe pattern for dolls sells through Adams catalog
Ada pattern 4547 offers a full wardrobe for slim grown up dolls 10 18 20 22 inches with skirt slacks coat hat robe blouse petticoat dress. Send fifty cents per pattern plus extra for mail to Anne Adams Winchester Evening Star New York pattern dept. Include name address zone size and style number. Catalog over 100 styles available for 35 cents.
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Johnson says GOP avoids great issues in TV critique
Sen. Lyndon B. Johnson accuses Republicans of sidestepping key issues such as farmers aid schools and elderly care to focus on Cuba and the Quemoy and Matsu islands. He notes Kennedy's Catholicism and cites Columbus as tolerant by Indians.
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Lyndon B. Johnson
Miami
Kennedy
Cuba
Quemoy
Matsu
Red China
Richard M. Nixon
John F. Kennedy
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Johnson
Christopher Columbus
Columbus
Brotherhood of Man
Nixon
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Notice of Funds Transfer for Virginia Decedent
The Farmers and Merchants National Bank of Winchester Virginia announces its intent to pay over funds from the estate of Clara F. Bradfield deceased to Lewis S. Mooman, Executor, after publication and thirty days, if no Virginia personal representative appointment is known. The bank’s cashier W M Feltner signs.
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Lewis S. Mooman
Clara F. Bradfield
Needmore
Hardy County
West Virginia
Farmers and Merchants National Bank of
Winchester
W. M. Feltner
Washington and Lee uses algebra to stymie foes on defense
Washington and Lee coach McLaughlin compares defensive schemes to algebra with the aim to make the ball carrier’s path zero yards. The plan centers on linemen reaching designated X spots in the backfield, with Bobby Williams noting the motto and players like Tommy Goodwin Ned Hobbs Terry Fohs assigned to pivotal gaps.
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Lee McLaughlin
Washington and Lee
Generals
Cosich McLaughlin
Aes
McLaughlin
Tommy Goodwin
Ned Hobbs
W&l
Bobby Williams
Terry Fohs
Duke Halfback Leggett Leads ACC Rushing
Duke sophomore Mark Leggett has moved into the ACC rushing lead with 261 yards on 47 carries after an 89 yard run against Clemson and a 70 yard TD dash. Virginia's Fred Shepherd is second with 235 yards, Joel Arrington third at 226, and Tony Ulehla leads average gain per rush at 6.3 yards.
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Duke
Mark Leggett
Clemson
Joel Arrington
Fred Shepherd
Virginia
Leggett
Shepherd
Arrington
Tony Ulehla
ACC
Roman Gabriel
North Carolina State
Norman Snead
Wake Forest
Gabriel
Snead
ACC Service Bureau
Dale Betty
Maryland
Don Altman
N. C. State
Police shootout ends FBI's 10most wanted fugitive death
Clarence Leon Raby, 27, once listed among the FBI's ten most wanted, was killed in a jail corridor shootout while trying to flee Knox County jail in Knoxville Tennessee. A deputy was wounded as officers faced a gunman who overpowered guards and forced officials into an elevator. Two women were held for investigation. Raby faced murder and robbery charges related to a July killing in Andersonville and had earlier killed deputy Ben DeVault in August.
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Raby
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Clinton
Tennessee Bureau of
Walter Bearden
Clarence Brown
Highway Patrol
Dave Humphreys
Frank C. Keith
Andersonville
Ben DeVault
E. B. Bowles
Two Candidates Trade Barbs as Campaign Nears End
The AP report traces how Nixon and Kennedy frame each other in sharp contrasts, with Kennedy warning about Nixon and Nixon labeling Kennedy immature and erratic. As the final two weeks approach, both men intensify attacks on leadership and consistency.
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Russia
Kennedy Attacks Nixon Over Social Security Wrecking Charge
Kennedy accuses Nixon of distortions and leading a wrecking crew on Social Security. He scorns Nixon for preferring mimeograph machines and telegrams to face to face debate as the campaign heats up.
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Off Broadway vs Broadway Costs For World War II Warsaw Plays
Two plays with the same theme compare costs of production. Behind the Wall is staged off Broadway for 10000 dollars. The Wall is mounted on Broadway for 150000 dollars.
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Former prisoner visits inmate at county jail
A former prisoner from Missouri returned to the St. Joseph jail to see an inmate with whom he had served time. The visitor appeared neat and well dressed and was from a neighboring state.
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