Federal arbitration may end track and field feud
Washington AP reports a federal board's two years of mediation on control of amateur athletics could bring a end to the AAU NCAA dispute. The panel chaired by Theodore Kheel will submit its report to Vice President Humphrey, with a news conference in the Capitol. The AAU threatens to suspend athletes’ eligibility for international events if they participate in the Madison Square Garden Invitational without AAU sanction.
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Dixon Hull
International Amateur Athletic Federation
Mexico City
Kiwanis Speaker James Haltom Addresses Hope Club
Kiwanis member James Haltom attorney and Texarkana Oaks Kiwanis Club president spoke at the Hope Kiwanis lunch at Town and Country Restaurant on Tuesday. He discussed the 1968 Kiwanis International theme We build by getting personally involved and noted Americans enjoy freedoms because others became personally involved in civic affairs.
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Hope Kiwanis Club
Haltom
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Louis $ James J Walker Award honoree shines at New York banquet
Boxing Writers Association annual banquet in New York honors Louis with the James J. Walker Award for long and meritorious service to boxing. Louis, once heavyweight champion from 1937 to 1949, received praise for his candor and integrity. The event noted his rise from Detroit’s Black Bottom to a living legend and his impact on the sport and African American dignity.
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Tegrity
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Niger
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Sun
Max Schmeling
Schmeling
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James J. Braddock
Vanice
Howard University
Work on New Nuclear Warheads
AP Science Writer Rank Carey reports that the United States still has substantial work ahead on its latest nuclear warheads. Officials expect real hardware ready for production once expanded plants open, with prototypes tested and designs finalized, though improvements may continue.
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Washington
United States
Atomic Energy Commission
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Spaniard Locks Himself In Home Since 1996 Civil War Fears
Juan Rodelguez Ardge, 62, remained inside his house in San Fernando Spain after the war began July 18 1996. Authorities say he feared retaliation for political writings in a local magazine. He disappeared and was later found and questioned but not charged.
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Juan Rodelguez Ardgeon
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Skirts to Remain Short Says Designer Bud Germaleh
Los Angeles AP reports designer Bud Germaleh, in town for a retrospective, dismisses the move to knee-length skirts. He asserts miniskirts are part of the era and says skirts will stay short. Germaleh also rejects a 1930s Bonnie and Clyde revival trend.
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Mint
Bud Germaleh
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Hammerschmidt Seeks District Views On Questions
Congressman Hammerschmidt of Arkansas says his office received over 27 000 replies to questions asked of Third District residents. He mailed inquiries and spent six months of weekend work to tabulate them, with final results to be released soon. He stressed district views are crucial to his final voting judgments.
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