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1962August 23

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• Yankee Records
• Treasury Statement
• IDENTICAL BIDDING MINIMIZED BY U.S.; Attorney General Reports Problem in Some Lines
• WHEAT ADVANCES ON GRAIN MARKET; Short Interests Send Up Price of August Soybeans
• 1963 U.N. BUDGET RISES $4,500,000; Thant Asks $86,649,500 Calls Finances 'Grave'
• Mrs. Barbara Hicks Bride of Clergyman
• Chess:; Lesser-Known Soviet Stars Can Play Up a Storm, Too
• FAVORITE'S ROLE TO DUKE RODNEY; Trotter 5-2 in $25,000 Race Porterhouse Gets Rail
• 12-Acre Estate Is Sold On Island in the Sound
• British Cricket Results
• Advertising: Gains for Political Magazines
• 2 U.S. Submarines Meet at Pole; Skate and Seadragon Surface Through Arctic Ice Pack U.S. SUBMARINES MEET AT THE POLE
• Cuba and a Free Press
• 2 CUP SURVIVORS TO RESUME TRIALS; Sloops Nefertiti, Weatherly Open Match Series Today
• APARTMENT SITE BOUGHT IN BRONX; 7-Story House Planned on Tratman Ave. Plot
• A THEATRE DROPS ITS LAST CURTAIN; Classes to Replace Movies at Brooklyn Paramount
• LEE LORING
• 2 U.S. Cars Enter East Berlin In Wake of Soviet Military Shift; Abolition of Commandant's Office Goes Into Effect--City Still Tense Over Shooting Incident on the Wall
• MARK L. M'MAHON
• Defiance Industries Acquires Controlling Interest in B.S.F.; CONTROL SHIFTED AT B.S.F. COMPANY
• Tass Announces Completion Of New Shostakovich Work
• CUBANS CAPTURE 2 TRACK EVENTS; Betancour Sets 110-Meter Hurdles Mark of 0:14.2
• RICHMOND, Va., Aug. 22
• DIVIDEND NEWS; Gulf Life Insurance
• CUBA REPORTS CLASH WITH REBEL FORCES
• Pope Plans October Decree Of Beatification of Pius IX
• Sports Today
• Transcript of the Presidents News Conference on Foreign and Domestic Matters
• African Chemical Bought By Pfizer International
• ELBERT FRETWELL OF BOY SCOUTS DIES; Retired Chief Executive, 83, Was Leading Educator
• 2 High Posts Filled at Fox Film; Dividend Is Omitted in Wake of Loss for 6 Months
• President Ready to Confer If Khrushchev Visits U.N.; Comment May Encourage Soviet Leader to Seize Opportunity for Meeting U.S. Set to Resist Berlin Sgueeze Kennedy 'Would Hope' for Parley With Khrushchev PRESIDENT READY TO MEET RUSSIAN Comment May Encourage Premier to Seize Chance for Second Encounter
• Freighter on Maiden Voyage
• RADIO
• U.S. GRANTED ACCESS TO PRICE-FIX FILES
• Family Life Put to Test At Meeting
• Article 2 -- No Title
• M'CLELLAN NOTES AID IN ESTES DEAL; Asserts Testimony Points to Top Agriculture Officials
• MOVES IN COTTON ARE MIXED HERE; Market Opens Quietly Light Showers Reported
• Nina Georges-Picot Becomes Affianced
• Poetry Contest to Open For Robert Frost Prize
• WHITE SOX HOMER TOPS ORIOLES, 7-6; Hershberger's Drive Beats Wilhelm With 2 Out in 9th
• INDUSTRIAL LOANS GAIN 240 MILLION; Rise in 9 Areas Puts Total at $33,360,000,000
• Brunswick Gets Contracts For Three Alleys in Japan
• 6 VIETNAM REDS SET FREE IN LAOS; Move Is Aimed to Undermine Pathet Lao Denials
• Investing in Growth
• YOUNG TAKES TITLE IN DISTANCE SAILING
• Broker Is Elected Head Of Abbott Realty Fund
• Ministers Delay Georgia Trip
• British Town Thrives Despite Closing of U.S. Base
• HARRIS S. FRANCIS
• West Leads With 11 Points In 110 Class Title Series
• Soviet Move in Berlin Marks End Of Futile Venture in Cooperation
• EDWARD FETSKE
• PRESIDENT HELD WRONG ON STEEL; Executive Says Profits Dip Counter to Prediction
• Open Rehearsal Scheduled
• British Football Results
• ATTEMPT TO KILL DE GAULLE FAILS; General, on Way to Airport, Rides Through a Storm of Submachine-Gun Bullets ATTEMPT TO KILL DE GAULLE FAILS
• INDONESIA FREES AMERICAN FLIER; Man Sentenced to Life Was Returned to U.S. Secretly
• Books of The Times
• Literary Advice and Aid Offered to Dog Owners; Five Recent Books Deal With Wide Range of Problems Noted Trainer Details Proper Methods of Instruction
• News Conference in Brief
• 'BLESS OUR BANK' SHIFTS DIRECTORS; Sponsors of Comedy by Benoff Are Also Changed
• Nadler Enjoined in Hiring Of Unregistered Salesmen
• Crews Cleaning Brook 'Catch' 200 Store Carts
• HERBERT FORSCH
• Rail Freight Measured in Motion
• Big Hailstones Hit Italian Area
• JERSEY TURNPIKE MAY ADD 4 LANES; They Would Be for Trucks and Buses Only North of New Brunswick 2 BRIDGES ALSO SOUGHT Study to Determine Road's Needs in Light of Expected Traffic Increase in '70's
• FREE CURRENCY RATES
• CEYLONESE SENDS DISPATCH ASTRAY; Private Anti-Western Report Falls Into Wrong Hands
• Little League Ritual Is Japanese, But the Victory Is Mexican, 3-2
• Bridge Gala to Benefit East Hampton Center
• FOES OF BUCKLEY FIGHT POLL BOARD; Will Sue to Block Removal of 500 From Party Ballot
• Medalist in U.S. Girls' Golf Defeated in Quarter-Finals
• UTILITY REPORTS
• ARRIVAL OF BUYERS
• Confirmation at Last?
• 2 TEAMS TIE AT 70 ON LINKS IN JERSEY
• FABRICS CONCERN LEASES A FLOOR; Warehouse Space Is Taken on Park Avenue South
• ARTHUR EMMONS, DIPLOMATIC AIDE; Official of State Department Dies in Capital at 52
• Twins and Senators Halted With Score 8-8 in 10 Innings
• PLOT IN HUNGARY REPORTED FOILED BY KADAR REGIME; High Officials Arrested Conspirators Said to Have Sought Peiping's Aid KADAR REPORTED TO CRUSH REVOLT
• Grumman Gives 18 Acres For a Park for Bethpage
• Deaths
• New Bank in Short Hills, N.J., Plans to Open Doors on Nov. 1
• Wood, Field and Stream; Inanimate Pitch and Limestone Birds Targets for Vandalia Shooters
• New 'Statistical Abstract'
• Manhasset Bay Summaries
• Westminster College Names Aide
• Dahomey Gets U.S. Vehicles
• MRS. WALTER O'LEARY
• MARKET RALLIES IN BRISK SESSION; Electronics Lead Wide Gain Index Rises by 3.63 Volume 4,520,000 803 ISSUES UP, 246 OFF Motors Strong and Active I.B.M. Climbs by 16 Steels Advance MARKET RALLIES IN BRISK SESSION
• Meeting to Formulate Doctrine For Alliance for Progress Urged
• BOY KILLED IN CLASH OF BROOKLYN GANGS
• 'Atrocious Amateur' Indicted as Source Of Bogus $20 Bills
• Price of Sterling Advances; Scandinavian Money Falls
• Delaware G.O.P. Picks Congressional Candidate
• Reds Turn Back Cubs, 9 to 5, On Kasko's Grand Slam in 10th; Wallop Off Gerard Follows a Single and 2 Walks 42 Players See Action
• ASSETS DROP SHOWN BY AFFILIATED FUND
• Phyllis Jane Cohen Engaged to Marry
• GOVERNOR PROPOSES DRINKING-AGE PLAN
• Harvey to Accept $30,000 Offer To Return to Rangers as Player; Former Coach to Be Allowed to Travel Home Between Regular Season Games
• The Principal Assets and Liabilities Of Federal Reserve Member Banks
• J.C. Penney Buys Farm
• WORLD LAWYERS END PROPAGANDIC TITLE
• No Trade Bill Weakening
• DuBreuil Named Track Coach
• Syracuse Project Gets Loan
• Italy Orders Tariff Cut
• ANTHONY CHRISTER
• HOMER BY BERRA TOPS ANGELS, 4-3; Mantle Scores on Blast by Catcher Wagner Clouts 3-Run Drive in First
• Host at Apalachin Meeting Left an Estate of $350,566
• In Memoriam
• GENEVA MEETING TO RECESS SEPT. 8; Way to End Impasse on Test Ban to Be Sought in U.N. GENEVA MEETING TO RECESS SEPT. 8
• KENNEDY ASSAILED BY SENATE NOMINEE
• Theatre Today
• George Edward Kent Jr., Real Estate Man in Florida
• 5,000 Miners Idle in Spain After New Asturias Lockout
• DIRECTOR OF SOCIETY FOR INDIANS KILLED
• Senate's Roll-Call Vote On Omnibus Farm Bill
• Jamaica Is Cool to Cuba
• TITANS DEFEATED BY PATRIOTS, 17-10; Parilli Tosses Scoring Pass and Tallies on Plunge
• Commodities: Prices for Futures Stage a General Retreat on Exchanges Here; COCOA AND COPPER LEAD THE DECLINE World Sugar Is Down for Fourth Day Rubber Makes Only Gain
• High Officer Is Named By Schenley Industries
• Ralph Risley Jr. to Wed Miss Sara Foster Glos
• Convict Total Set Mark in '6l
• New Decade Pays $94.70, A Record at Finger Lakes
• United Fruit Subsidiary Selects New President
• SENATE APPROVES FARM BILL, 47-37; GRAIN CURB WINS; But Legislation Falls Short of Stiff Controls Sought by the Administration NEXT MOVE UP TO HOUSE President Praises Measure --Calls It an Opportunity for 'Sense and Reason' SENATE APPROVES FARM BILL, 47-37
• KENNEDY EXHORTS CAPITOL ON 5 BILLS; He Urges Legislators to Set an 'Impressive Record' U.N. Loan Is Pressed KENNEDY EXHORTS CAPITOL ON 5 BILLS
• For School Staff Peace
• Sports of The Times; A Net Gain
• Churchill Thanks Public
• DR. JOSEPHTHAL, ISRAELI MINISTER; Head of Development and Housing Posts Dies at 50
• Major League Leaders
• VICE POLICY EASED BY JUNTA IN SEOUL
• Parsons Selects Westering
• Spain Undergoing Vast Change After 23 Years of Franco Rule; Spain Is Undergoing Profound Change Following 23 Years of Rule by Franco POLICE HARSHNESS EASES IN COUNTRY Living Standards Improving Censorship of Books and Press Milder
• U.S. Jet Crash in Britain Kills Man, Ruins Homes
• 'Mugging' in Park Proves to Be Blow From Truck Beam
• Australia Has Heavy Snow
• Theatre: Young Boswell; Biographical Play by Edinburgh Troupe Included in Three-Week Festival
• Vice President Named By Atlantic Refining Co.
• Eisenhower to Find Time For Round of Golf Today
• THOMAS COSTIGAN, 78, PROMINENT LAWYER
• Editor Joins A.M.A. Staff
• TELSTAR RELAYS NEWS TO EUROPE; Times International Edition Gets Articles From U.S.
• ATLAS INDUSTRIES ACQUIRES OPTION; Gets Right to Buy Interest in Fabric Molders, Inc.
• Ceylonese Aide Resigns In Protest on Rice Policy
• Four Workmen Perish in Explosions in Tunnel Under Philadelphia
• Actor Stricken in Jersey
• Speakeasies, Short of Supplies, Use Taxed Liquor
• Bonds: Market Continues Firm in the Face of Two Large New Offerings; TREASURYS CLIMB AFTER EARLY DROP Good Tone in Government Issues Aids Corporates in a Light Session
• Mets Down Giants, 5-4, as Neal Drives in Winning Run; Yankees Triumph; VICTORY IN RELIEF GOES TO M'KENZIE Mets Score Second Triumph in Row Giants' 3 Runs in 8th Rout R.L. Miller
• Affectionately Wins $79,725 Spinaway and Kelso Scores on Grass at Spa; STAKES MARK SET BY JACOBS' FILLY Affectionately Sprints Six Furlongs in 1:10 2/5 Kelso, $2.50, Wins
• Vice President Elected By James Talcott, Inc.
• Episcopal Actors Guild To Gain at Fete Dec. ll
• GASOLINE SUPPLY DROPPED IN WEEK; Light and Industrial Fuel Oil Stocks Increase
• The Proceedings In the U.N.
• Marie La Stayo Married
• Saratoga Jockey Standings
• 3 Discount Stores Opened By Interstate in Cleveland
• SHIPPING MAILS; ALL HOURS GIVEN IN DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME
• France to Explore Space
• Koval Named Penn Aide
• Fair Ladies Are Joined By Senhorita Doolittle
• MATOS SEQUEIRA, 81, PORTUGUESE WRITER
• MORGENTHAU GETS BACKING IN PARTY; Westchester Leader Urges O'Connor Run for Senate Kennedy Stays Neutral
• Johnson Off to Brief Allies on U.S. Policy; Johnson Leaves on 19-Day Trip To Middle East, Italy and Greece
• Philharmonic Hall Is a Great Place to Look Forward To, but Not Much of a Place to Visit Just Now; CENTER SHOWCASE IS STILL A JUMBLE Philharmonic Hall, to Open in Month, Far From Ready
• Article 3 -- No Title
• Foreign Ports
• Out-of-Town Exchanges
• MRS. E. MULHOLLAND
• 2 NETWORKS QUIT PLAN ON POLITICS; A.B.C. and N.B.C. Decline to Give Candidates Time
• LISBON PERMITS CRITICAL BOOKLET; Writer, an Ex-Deputy, Urges Freeing of Colonies
• U.A.R. Asks Death for 14
• 'PRE-SOLD' WRITER NEW SCREEN ELITE; Leonard Spigelgass Weighs Status Symbol in Hollywood
• Seasonal Fresh Fruits Complement Many Curry Dishes; Melons or Mangoes Offer Contrast to Spices
• WISCONSIN PLANS SCHOOL BOND SALE; $10,025,000 Issue Is Slated for Market on Sept. 6
• Grave Condition of Cyclist Laid to Use of Stimulants
• DEMOCRATIC UNIT TOO BUSY TO EAT; Platform Advisers Forgo a Meal to Hear Candidates
• BRAVES WIN, 6-4 ON CRANDALL HIT; Pinch Single Bats In 2 Runs and Vanquishes Cardinals
• SWEENEY CAPTURES LAURELS IN SAILING
• Open Interest Report
• Miss Margrett P. Dominick Is Engaged to John Grummon
• Tass Says U.S. Army Man Defects to North Korea
• CITY UNIVERSITY ASKS $66,817,185; Rosenberg, in Capital-Fund Plea, Cites Big Program
• 4 Soviet Tennis Players To Practice in New Jersey
• Investor Will Enlarge Holdings in Union Square
• Outgoing Freighters
• New Rules Extend Court Hours Here; COURT RULES ADD TO SESSIONS HERE
• Observer
• Fabrics Marked Wash and Wear Still Need Care
• Senator Challenges Hanna's Cost Data; Senator Challenges Cost Data Hanna Gave U.S. in Nickel Deal
• Soblen Deportation a 'Sham,' High Court in Britain Is Told; Convicted Spy Against U.S. Presses Fight to Bar His Return Here
• Rudolf Alexander Schroeder, A German Poet, Is Dead at 84
• Report on Commercial Banking To Show Barriers to Growth
• Hallursan Scores by Length
• ENGLEWOOD GROUP CLOSES ITS RANKS; Integrationists Heal Split Opened by Zuber Rally
• LEAD SPLIT 3 WAYS IN U.S. CHESS OPEN
• A TIE TO WEST CUT; Russian Chief in East Germany to Control Access Routes Soviet Drops East Berlin Post in Four-Power Command MOVE SEVERS LINK TO WESTERN AIDES Russian Troop Head in East Germany Will Take Over Control of Allied Access
• NIXON MAKES NEW BID FOR BROWN DEBATES
• Esso Fills Foreign Post
• Cargo Ships Due
• Marriages
• TV IS 'BARBARIC,' GOLDWATER SAYS; Senator Turns Critic in Talk to Greek-American Unit
• The Proceedings In Washington
• Cabaret Tonight
• Antiques Auction to Be Highlight Of Connecticut Fair on Saturday
• New Director Elected By Lone Star Cement
• RESIGNATION MOVE OUTLINED BY PALMER
• POLICE IN BROOKLYN WIDEN VICE PATROL
• Minor Leagues
• N.B.A. Adopts New Name: World Boxing Association
• Commodity Prices Index At 80.5 Again Tuesday
• Sonia Brown Married To Dr. William Z. Yahr
• Washington Office Opened
• HOUSING AGENCIES RAISE 106 MILLION; Issues Sold at Competitive Bidding Are of 34 Units
• POLICE DECOY UNIT GOES INTO ACTION; Men Posing as Women Seize 2 in New Drive on Crime POLICE DECOY UNIT GOES INTO ACTION
• India Is Sending Troops To Bolster Border Post
• Pollen Count
• PRESIDENT ADMITS U.S. LAGS IN SPACE; But Insists Nation Will Go Ahead by End of Decade Cites Spending Rise PRESIDENT ADMITS U.S. LAGS IN SPACE
• Israelis Guarded by Police As Canal Work Resumes
• Letters to The Times
• Color Notes Add To Laundry Bags
• KENNEDY NOTES AID BY REDS TO HAVANA
• Mrs. Ely Jacques Kahn Dead; Wife of the Architect Was 72
• I.B.M. Is Accused Of Card Monopoly
• Pennsylvania Girl, 12, Wins Canadian Tennis Crown
• REDSTONE STRIKERS ORDERED TO RETURN
• L.I. Boy, 3, Found Alive in Thicket After 3 Days; Premonition Leads Woman to Child?Condition Is Good Despite Ordeal
• 7 U.S. Women Head for Soviet
• Savannah Is Welcomed At Port of Namesake
• SCHOOL PLANS USE OF LORD'S PRAYER; Pupils in Small Ohio City Not Required to Recite It
• INDUSTRIALS RISE ON LONDON BOARD; Demand Spurred by Data That Indicate Output Rise
• MEGEL IS RE-ELECTED BY TEACHERS' UNION
• RAIL MERGER BID SCORED BY LABOR; Union Men Attack Proposed Pennsy-Central Deal on Loss-of-Jobs Issue I.C.C. HOLDS HEARINGS But Executive Says the Move Could Lead to Increase in the Work Force RAIL MERGER BID SCORED BY LABOR
• FULL JET SERVICE IS SET BY EASTERN; Flights Due Today Despite Strike of Engineers
• Executive Changes
• Soviet and U.S. Statements on Berlin; Soviet Statement
• Obituary 1 -- No Title
• A VILLA-LOBOS WORK TO BE HEARD ON TV
• Senate to Take Up Drug Control Bill; Debate Is Limited
• CLIBURN ACCLAIMED AT ISRAELI FESTIVAL
• Menus and Recipes for the Week-End
• ELECTRICITY OUTPUT ABOVE 1961 LEVEL
• DEMOCRATS VOID TENNESSEE VOTE; Bar Nominee Certification in Nashville Primary Rift
• Text of Rules for New York State Courts
• Major League Baseball
• Saratoga Race Chart; 1962 by Triangle Pubilcations, Inc. (The Morning Telegraph)
• Commodity Cash Prices
• 1963 CHEVROLETS DISPLAY CHANGES; Oiling, Electric Systems and Brakes Meet Market
• NEW ALLOY PRODUCED BY REYNOLDS METALS
• Books Authors; Hodges as Governor
• State Court to Consider Deal Proposed by Levien
• Earthquake Damage in South Italy
• ROBERT KOEHLER, 81, A LAWYER 52 YEARS
• DUPONT AWARDED A PLASTIC PATENT; Company Says All Present Polypropylene Production Methods Are Covered DU PONT AWARDED A PLASTIC PATENT
• Screen: 'The Pigeon That Took Rome'; Charlton Heston Stars in Paramount Film
• ELLSWORTH'S COLTS WIN FUTURITY TRIALS
• Ben Bella Is Facing New Test of Power In Algeria Dispute; BEN BELLA FACING A TEST OF POWER
• Dr. Van Allen to Receive Astronautics Prize for '62
• NEGRO DEFENDS I.L.G.W.U. ON BIAS; Randolph Backs Dubinsky in House Investigation
• Sidelights; I.B.M. Covering Lost Ground
• STORM HITS AREA OF ITALIAN QUAKE; Rain Adds to Misery of the Homeless Toll Put at 16
• 2 Teachers, Suspended in '55, Dismissed in Communist Inquiry
• CITY TOLD TO BUILD 2 INDUSTRY PARKS; Engineers Say Plans for Queens and Staten Island Should Be Carried Out MAYOR ORDERS ACTION Names Felt to Head Task Force Cost of Land Is Put at 5.3 Million City Urged to Carry Out Plans For Two New Industrial Parks
• The Vanishing Expressway
• Board of Middle South Utilities Elects G.L. Andrus President; Head of Unit in New Orleans Picked to Succeed the Late E.M. Dixon UTILITY NETWORK PICKS PRESIDENT
• Sea-Chart Agency Is Renamed The Naval Oceanographic Office
• Devaluation Said to Spur Demand for Canadian Oil
• U.S. Now in a 'Lethargic Sleep,' Khrushchev Tells Tokyo Group; Soviet's Rockets Fly Better, He Boasts? Japanese Mission Gets a $100,000,000 Contract to Build Ships for Moscow
• Dividends Announced
• Pan Am Signs 3-Year Pact With Dispatchers Union
• Midtown Hotel Thug Seized
• MUSIC NOTES
• For Nursery Set
• CONTRACT AWARDS
• Fair Press Building Begun
• Bridge:; Some Simple Calculations Reveal Opponents' Hands
• Saratoga Entries
• Attendance at Food Show 20% Above Last Year's
• BUSINESS RECORDS; BANKRUPTCY PROCEEDINGS
• CROWDS IN AMALFI CHEER MRS. KENNEDY
• Books Today; General
• M'GUIRE CAPTURES SAILING SEMI-FINAL
• Syrians Accuse Israelis Of Incursion by Bulldozer
• The New Berlin Crisis
• 8 SKIPPERS GAIN SECOND TRIUMPH; Moores, McKeige, Stieglitz Head Manhasset Bay List
• ANASTASIA FACES TRIAL BY DOCKERS; Charged With 'Sabotage' for Action on Wage Group
• Seoul Police Clamping Down On Short-Weighing of Food
• RUFUS O. WALLING
• BONN CONDEMNS SOVIET ON BERLIN; Abolition of Commandant's Office Termed Illegal
• Ralph Strathmore, 70, Dies; Retired Career Counselor
• CONTINENTAL CAN DROPS PRICE RISE; Cancels Increase for Kraft Bags and Wrappings
• Of Local Origin
• Roosevelt Raceway Entries
• Paperback Juvenile Series To Be Started Next Month
• DANVILLE, VA., NAMED IN INTEGRATION SUIT
• Argentina Appoints Firm Anti-Peronist As Army Staff Chief
• Mrs. du Pont and Miss Varner Gain Semi-Finals in National Tennis Doubles; DELAWARE TEAM WINS, 4-6, 9-7, 9-7 Mrs. du Pont and Partner Beat Misses Bricka and Smith at Brookline
• News Summary and Index; The Major Events of the Day
• Abilities, Inc., Name to Appear On Device Made by the Disabled; Concern Making Electronic Equalizer in Subcontract With Western Electric
• In The Nation; U.N. Chance for Unbiased Congo Showdown
• PROFIT ADVANCES FOR HARVESTER; Nine-Month Net at $2.83 Against $2.46 in 1961 COMPANIES ISSUE EARNINGS REPORT
• Sabotage Suspected in Cyprus
• SEAFARERS ARGUE MISSILE-SHIP CASE; Union is Seeking to Enjoin Pan Am in Hiring Dispute
• Kennedy Urges Marshall Vote; Says Senate Will Confirm Judge
• Summary of the Day
• TELEVISION
• Envoy in a Spot; Gunapala Piyasena Malalasekera
• Prehistoric Village Dug Up in Italy
• Article 1 -- No Title
• Money
• Niagara Mohawk Cuts Rate
• 4 Canadians Killed in Crash
• Two Worlds Ball Will Take Place At Plaza Nov. 15; Proceeds of Event Will Go to Foundation for Spoleto Festival
• PHILLIES TOPPLE DODGERS, 5 TO 1; Callison, Demeter Connect Short Pitches 3-Hitter