NCAA Blames AAU for Russia Track Meet Loss
The story notes a clash between the NCAA and AAU over control of amateur track. It alleges the NCAA blamed the AAU for American underperformance in Russia, while athletes fell ill or were injured. Brutus Hamilton and Randy Matson figure in the debate as the two bodies spar over sanctions and representation.
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NCAA
AAU
Russia
Harold Y. Ratliff
Associated Press
America
Randy Matson
Texas A&m
As The Crow Flies Opinion by a Self-Described Crow
Jeremiah the crow speaks from Normal, a town near a city, sharing views on democracy, hunting, and human folly. He notes a wing ailment and old leg wound, warns hunters, and urges readers to consider birds-eye observations of life and society with a tongue-in-cheek, folksy voice.
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Jeremiah
Bursitus
Proposed Constitutional Amendment Seven on Texas ballot
Public notice details Senate Joint Resolution 7 seeking to amend the Texas Constitution to exempt charitable organizations that operate hospitals and provide free indigent care from local ad valorem taxes if they meet conditions and spend at least 1.5 million dollars annually. Election set for November 2, 1965 with ballot text proposing exemption criteria and the governor to issue proclamation.
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Senate
State of Texas
State of
Texas
Texas constitutional amendments seek four year governor terms
The draft proposes amending Article IV Sections 4 and 23 to set a four year term for the Governor Lieutenant Governor Attorney General Comptroller of Public Accounts Treasurer Commissioner of the General Land Office Secretary of State and other statutory officers. It directs election form ballot proclamation and publication and specifies the November 1965 election date with For and Against ballot wording.
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Senate
State of
Texas
Supreme Court of
Comptroller of Public Accounts
State Treasury
General Land Office
NCAA Fight Could Lead to New Sanctioning Agency
The piece argues the NCAA and AAU clash may force Congress to create a separate body to sanction athletes in international competition. It notes Olympic Committee and federations would likely acquiesce, but warns any victory would be Pyrrhic, risking the NCAA’s own dissolution.
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NCAA
AAU
U. S
Matson
Olympic Committee
International Federations
Congress
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