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Newsreels: 1965 - April 13
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keywords: Natural Disasters, Tornadoes, Flooding, Disaster Areas, Sports, Pro Baseball, Houston Astros, President Lyndon B. Johnson, Pro Golfing, 1965 Masters Tournament, Pro Golfer Arnold Palmer, Pro Golfer Gary Player
Synopsis: Mid-West Hit Hard By Tornados and Floods, 1965 Baseball Season Begins, 1965 Masters Pro Golfer Jack Nicklaus Smashes Wins...(read more)
- Date: 1965
- Duration: 00:05:48
- Sound: Yes
- Color: Monochrome
- Type: Public Domain
- Language: English
- Location: United States
Mid-West Hit Hard By Tornados and Floods
To the West, there was more tragedy as the swollen Mississippi River rose a foot every four hours. At sections along its banks, the famous “Father of Waters” was more than 27 feet at crest, 13 feet above flood stage. 39 counties in Minnesota were declared disaster areas as the flood crest barrels down stream towards St. Paul.
1965 Baseball Season Begins
In Washington, the baseball season becomes official as President Lyndon Johnson throws out the first ball of the baseball season in the Nation's Capital.
1965 Masters Pro Golfer Jack Nicklaus Makes History
With 40,000 spectators, ticket selling stopped. Those lucky enough to get in saw unprecedented golf as Arnold Palmer and Gary Player battled to a second place tie as Jack Nicklaus goes 17 under par for the 72 holes to win the 1965 Masters Golf Tournament. Jack Nicklaus gives the finest single performance in golf tournament history! This was something sensational!
