Sport Bodies Accept Truce On Amateurs
Washington DC. The Amateur Athletic Union and the NCAA agreed to a moratorium in their feud over amateur athletics. Senate Commerce Committee Chairman Warren G. Magnuson urged arbitration and possible legislation if needed. He called for amnesty and suspension of disciplinary actions during the inquiry. The moratorium lasts until the committee concludes its investigation and reports to Congress.
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Washington
UPI
Amateur Athletic Union
AAU
National Collegiate Athletic Association
NCAA
Warren G. Magnuson
D . Wash
Senate Commerce Committee
Magnuson
Congress
Bolshoi Ballet Barred From Peace Benefit
London officials barred the Bolshoi Ballet from a farewell benefit for Bertrand Russell, saying Soviet artists should not engage in internal politics or controversial domestic issues as part of Anglo-Soviet cultural relations under the current agreement. The foundation supports Russell's disarmament advocacy.
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London
Foreign Office
Bolshoi Ballet
Bertrand Russel
Bolshoi Company
Soviets Release First Clear Back Moon Photos
The Soviet Union published detailed images of the far side of the Moon showing it is more cratered and mountainous with fewer seas than the near side. Dr Lip sky of the Shternberg Institute said the back shows crater chains extending for hundreds of miles, a feature not seen on the Earth-facing side. The photos from Zond 3, taken July 20, were transmitted as Tass distributed images.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Earth
Yuri Lipsky
Shternberg Astronomical Institute
Tass
Lipsky
South Korean Cabinet Resigns Amid Amity Treaty Row
The South Korean cabinet resigned after the Japan-South Korea amity treaty was ratified, seeking room for changes to ease the tense political climate, but President Chung Hee Park rejected the move.
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Seoul, Korea
Chung Hee Park
Park
Fathers Through a Child’s Crayon Eyes Exhibit
About 300 San Francisco children contributed drawings at the International Children’s Art Gallery. The pieces affectionately reveal insights about their fathers, with titles such as My dad is bald and sleeps in the hammock a lot and Father is pooped, illustrating playful home life through a child’s perspective.
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San Francisco
UPI
International Children’s Art Gallery
Five Day Forecast Hints at Warm Start Then Showers
The forecast shows temperatures averaging near 67 degrees through Saturday with a continued warm spell into Thursday. A cooler pattern is expected late Thursday or Friday bringing showers.
Seventeen Injured In One Car Crash Near Caen
Police in Caen France cite a Sunday highway crash that left 17 people injured all in one French built station wagon. Driver Robert Lecot 41 was unhurt while 17 passengers including nine with serious injuries were hospitalized after the vehicle, designed for eight at most, rolled twice and landed upright during a family outing with his relatives and coworkers aboard.
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Caen
France
UPI
Robert Lecot
Lecot
Insurance policies may exclude riot damage
A Los Angeles insurance executive told the Associated Press that most property damage policies include clauses excluding compensation for damage from insurrection. State officials describe the six days of rioting as insurrection.
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Los Angeles
Associated Press
Billy Graham presses for riot act in Los Angeles unrest
Evangelist Billy Graham, en route to Southern California, plans talks with Ralph Bell in Los Angeles as he urges Congress to pass tough anti riot legislation and calls the riots a rehearsal for revolution. He also appeals to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. to urge a moratorium on demonstrations until civil rights laws are digested.
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Montreat
N.C
Billy Graham
Los Angeles
Asheville
Citizen-Times
Congress
Chicago
Springfield
Mass
America
Graham
Martin Luther King Jr
Red Reaction To Rioting Worries LBJ
President Johnson at the LBJ Ranch expressed deep concern over the Los Angeles Chicago and Springfield violence and the potential Communist propaganda harvest abroad. He warned of damage to American standing overseas especially in Southeast Asia while watching reports from Washington and the Justice Department. He said the weekend unrest overshadowed his visit and kept him in seclusion with the aim of understanding the clearest impact on policy and public morale.
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Tex
UPI
LBJ
Johnson
Los Angeles
Chicago
Springfield
Mass
Southeast Asia
Washington
Justice Department
United States
Viet Nam
Radio
Peking
Voice of Red China
America
California
40Th
48Th National Guard
Glenn Anderson
Edmund G. Brown
Brown
Watts
National Guard
Harbor District
Golden State Freeway
Parker
H. H. Brookins
United Civil Rights Committee
Brookins
Federal Civil Rights Commission
al Kuelirer
Saigon Police HQ Bombed. Four Killed in Terror Attack
Viet Cong drove jeeps and a car packed with explosives into South Viet Nam's national police headquarters in Saigon. Four policemen died, about 20 wounded, including possibly six Americans. Escaping gunfire and claims of a guard hitting one assailant followed the blast. The attack damaged the director's home and came amid intensified police activity in the Saigon area. US and Vietnamese forces continued a large military operation across the country with air and naval strikes, reporting numerous enemy killed or wounded and significant battlefield activity near Da Nang, Chu Lai, and North Viet Nam.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
National Police
Col
Pham van Lieu
U.S
My Canh
da Nang
Chu Lai
North
Viet Nam
Hanoi
North Viet Nam
Quang Tri
U.S. Strategic Air Command
U.S. Navy
Oriskany
Ky Anh
Fie
Carrie Coral Sea
An Xuyen
Dr Desautels Dies Rites Wednesday Hw Pioneering Berkshire Physician
Dr Antonio P Desautels 64 of 41 Pollock Ave died Saturday night at Texas Medical Center's Methodist Hospital Houston after a long illness. A Berkshire District medical examiner since 1956 and surgeon at Hillcrest Hospital, he led hospital affairs, chaired the Hillcrest board and helped relocate the facility. Born in Adams, he founded the Franco American Club and served in multiple medical and civic roles over a 35 year career here.
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Antonio P. Desautels
Pollock Ave
Berkshire
Texas Medical Center
Methodist Hospital
Houston
Adams
Ernest Desaulels
Adams High School
Desautels
Montreal University Medical College
Hillcrest Hospital
St. Luke’s Hospital
Hotel Dieu Hospital
Montreal
Paul A. Dever
Christian A. Herter
Hospital Corporation
Hillcrest
Tor Court
Pittsfield General Hospital
Riots across Los Angeles area leave 33 dead and 2,935 arrested
wide-scale violence spreads from southeast Los Angeles into Long Beach Sylmar and Hollywood. National Guardsmen and police impose curfews as fires hit Hollywood Wilmington and San Diego. casualties include a police officer shot and several civilians wounded amid looting and arson. authorities report $100 to $175 million in damage while food aid is dispatched to riot zones.
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Los Angeles
Long Beach
Sylmar
San Fernando Valley
Hollywood Boulevard
Hollywood
Wilmington
Harbor
San Diego
van Nuys
San Bernardino
Jack Carter
Watts
Highland Park
National Guard
Thomas Heddin
William H. Park
Richard Lefebre
George Medak
5. C. Gordon
Medak
Inglewood
Brown
Iron Duke's Prestige Fades as Tax Plan Session Storms
Boston dispatch notes John F. Thompson's burial at Springfield and suggests his death may prolong the 1965 legislative session and undermine the House tax program. As Ways and Means must proceed without his influence, his absence could trigger a stalemate on Gov Volpe s tax proposals and the Democratic plan. Thompson had aimed to push a party line tax package through the House despite bribery charges and resignation. Close friends recall his commitment to advancing the tax agenda.
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Eagle Boston
John F. Thompson
St. Michael's
Springfield
House
Ways and Means Committee
Ways and Means
Anthony M. Scibelli
Thompson
John F. X. Davoren
Milford
Joint Taxation Committee
St Thompson
Democrats
Taxation Committee
Lost dachshund rings for rings at Onota Lake
A dachshund about seven years old wandered from a tied leash at Onota Lake public beach. It was picked up near Balance Rock Cafe and later returned home after a Lost ad in The Eagle. The finder checked the Eagle Family Want Ad section that evening.
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Eagle’s Lost Column
Onota Lake Public Beach
Onota Lake
Balance Rock
Eagle Family
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