Killy cleared to race World Cup after magazine deal denial
Martel stated he had not received money for exclusivity with Paris-Match and that Paris-Match executives confirmed no payments to Killy. He said Marc Hodler asked him to obtain Killy’s version and that Killy should be able to continue racing this season, including World Cup events in the United States.
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Marc’ Hodler
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Expo Card Offers Variety To Fight Fans
Portland boxing card promises heavy action as Renaldo Victoria of Pittsfield meets Juan Ramos of New York in a 20 round main bout at the Exhibition Building. Victoria seeks to extend a 17-0 record and national ranking as Ramos brings a strong list of credentials. Semifinal features Gene Herrick versus Danny Andrews, with undercard bouts including Tommy Foss against La Venales and local entrants Butts vs Bell and Payzant vs McKinney. First bell at 8:30 p.m.
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Renaldo Victoria
Pittsfield
Mass
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New York City
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Victoria
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New England
Ring Magazine
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New Yorker
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Danny Andrews
New York
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Mike McGuirk
Danny Garcia
Tony Diamond
Rocky Halliday
Tommy Foss
Peaks Island
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Tommy Butts
Bobby Bell
Bobby Payzant
Charley McKinney
Brunswick
Pro Basketball Scores From THE PRESS Tesetass
In a slate of games Boston defeated New York 113 to 91 while Philadelphia posted 134 at San Diego 103 and Baltimore beat Seattle 126 to 121 Detroit 121 edged Chicago 119 St Louis 134 topped San Francisco 117 and Detroit’s win followed a Tuesday result where Pittsburgh won 123 to 110 over Anaheim Also listed are upcoming games and pairings including New York at Boston St Louis at Los Angeles San Diego at Detroit and Philadelphia versus Cincinnati at Cleveland Portland faces St Louis Seattle at Portland and more.
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Cleveland
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Killy Faces Deadlines Over Alleged Ski Photo Fees
French star Jean-Claude Killy was given until Friday to show cause why he should not be suspended by the International Skiing Federation FIS. FIS official Bjorn CJellstroem said disqualification could affect his amateur status and titles. IOC would decide on Olympic medals.
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France
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Ski conditions by the Associated Press for New England areas
Ski areas across Maine New Hampshire Vermont Massachusetts and Connecticut report fresh snow base depths and surface types. Entries list Mt Abram Pleasant Squaw Sugarloaf Cannon Cranmore and many others with powder packed powder and granulated base ranges and condition ratings. The Weather Outlook predicts mostly sunny but cold Wednesday then cloudy with some snow southern New England and clearing and colder nights Thursday introduces fair cold conditions across the ski country.
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Mt. Abram
Ae Pleasant Mt
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Mohawk Mt
Powder Hill
Vermont
New Hampshire
NBA Scores and Schedule From Yesterday
Dallas defeated Oakland 135 to 117 and New Jersey beat New Orleans 110 to 105. Minnesota visits Denver and Anaheim, while Pittsburgh travels to Oakland and Indiana goes to Houston for upcoming games.
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New Orleans
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Buy Bonds Where You Work and Save for Freedom
A promotional note urges service members and civilians to Buy Bonds and join payroll savings or Bond-a-Month programs. It highlights new Freedom Shares as a bonus option, offering 4.74% to maturity in four and a half years with one year minimum, convertible one for one with Savings Bonds.
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U.S
Freedom
No Foreign Planes Rule Limits Moscow Air Traffic
The Soviet Union maintained that no foreign airliner could fly to Moscow until 1956, a restriction noted in the Encyclopaedia Britannica. This underscores how Moscow controlled international air access during the early Cold War era.
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Moscow
Encyclopaedia Britannical
Denver Duel Killed Editor in Rifle Duel Near Sacramento
AP reports that Gen. James W. Denver, then 34 and a California senator, killed a San Francisco newspaper editor in a rifle duel near Sacramento, a incident linked to the man after whom Denver is named.
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James W. Denver
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California
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Sacramento
Birds nests used for soup attract swiftlets from Asia and Pacific caves
In Asia and Pacific islands, swiftlets nest in caves forming edible nests from saliva. The nests are harvested for birds nest soup. The quiz notes two landlocked South American countries Bolivia and Paraguay. An octopus has eight arms while a squid has ten.
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Pacific
South America
Bolivia
Paraguay
Kings Diplomatic Flair Fails In Montreal Rout
Los Angeles Kings fall 6-2 to Montreal in a note of strong rivalry. Montreal builds early lead, outshoots 15-7, and gains in East while Kings miss chance to move past Minnesota and narrow West gap. Key plays include Backstrom and Beliveau scores, Ferguson and Harper fights, Joyal two goals for LA.
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Wayne Rutledge
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Bobby Rousseau
John Ferguson
Terry Harper
Ted Irvine
Bill Flett
Eddie Joyal
Lorne Worsley
Ferguson
Joyal
Gilles Tremblay
Yvan Cournover
White House says Johnson will study civil disorders report
The White House indicated President Johnson will not comment on the commission on civil disorders conclusions until the report is studied and evaluated. Press Secretary George Christian said the executive branch will carefully assess the report and has not yet addressed Hubert Humphrey’s remarks about possible challenges to parts of the findings. The news comes amid other Capitol updates including Explorer 37’s orbit and Vietnam war discussions.
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R-Fla
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Goldwater signals openness to Rockefeller run for president
Barry Goldwater says he has never voted for a Democrat for president. He adds he could be persuaded if opponents show changed positions and notes he might back Nelson Rockefeller if Rockefeller wins the Republican nomination.
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Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Maid wins Nashua Pace in blanket finish at Rockingham Park
Salem New Hampshire harness track Rockingham Park hosted the Nashua Pace as five horses charged to the line with Hurricane Maid holding the edge by a nose. The mile time reached 2 09 3 5 with 6 358 spectators on hand Tuesday night.
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N.H
Nashua
Rockingham Park
Maine Briefs: Arco to Aid 150th Anniversary Effort
Maine Sesquicentennial Commission selected Arco Inc of Hallowell to provide research and publicity for the 150th statehood anniversary in 1970. Rep Walter Birt was unanimously elected vice chairman to assist Chairman Dana Childs. An 18 year old Westbrook woman received a suspended 24 year sentence and two years probation after pleading guilty to selling marijuana. Vera Gillis was appointed assistant executive director of the Maine State Nurses Association. The Fish & Game Department will install two dams on the Narraguagus River this year to boost salmon propagation, with two more planned for 1969.
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Augusta
Arco, Inc
Hallowell
Maine
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Westbrook
Skowhegan
Kimberly Pratt
Vera M. Gillis
R. N
Gardiner
Maine State Nurses’ Association
Miss Gillis
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Ronald T. Speers
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Narraguagus Lake
New England Senators Split On Civil Rights Open Housing Vote
In Washington, Senators Kennedy and Brooke opposed an anti riot amendment to the civil rights bill, while nine New England colleagues supported it and Pastore favored but did not vote. Other notes include a rejection of a housing amendment and remarks by Eugene McCarthy criticizing Vietnam war opposition.
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Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Edward W. Brooke
R-Mass
New England
Senate
John O. Pastore
R. I
New
McCarthy backs administration on Pueblo incident in Manchester
Senator McCarthy said the committee, opposed to the administration, has fallen for Communist propaganda but supported the administration's Pueblo incident handling. He praised the orderly process and said the matter could be worked out as he planned further campaigning in Manchester.
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North Korea
Uss
Pueblo
Manchester
Maoist spy network alleged in China by Japanese supporters
Reports from Tokyo claim a Japanese spy network linked to Mao Zedong’s regime has operated in China since World War II. Led by Liu Jen, the purged Chinese official, the group allegedly recruited Chinese citizens to help Japan reoccupy China by 1965, per the December Canton Chienhsun translation.
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Mao Tse-tung
Red China
Communist Party
Liu Jen
Communist North China Bureau
Liu
Japan
China
Old Orchard Beach Civic Group Meeting Notice
The Old Orchard Beach Women's Civic Group will meet Thursday at 3 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Marion White 1 Odessa Ave. The Tuesday Afternoon Desert Bridge Club met yesterday at Mrs. Howard Slaney's Union Avenue home with high score by Mrs. Elizabeth Garland. Abbott-Verville AMVETS Auxiliary will meet tonight at 8 p.m. at the AMVETS Post Home Walnut Street. Holy Communion will be celebrated Thursday at 6:30 p.m. at St. John's-by-the-Sea Episcopal Church St. John Street followed by a parish hall supper. members are asked to bring a gift antique for auction.
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Marion White
Odessa Ave
Howard Slaney
Union Avenue
Elizabeth Garland
Abbott-Verville Amvets
Amvets Post
Walnut Street
St. John's-by-the-Sea Episcopal Church
St. John Street
Montana quake creates new natural lake on Madison River
A Montana earthquake caused a four mile long mountain flank to slide into the Madison River, forming a fresh natural lake unofficially known as The Lord's Lake. The event marks America's youngest natural lake creation in recent memory.
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