Brundage Sees Olympics as Privilege Not a Right
Avery Brundage, at 84, defends Olympic purity and amateur status in an interview in Santa Barbara. He says no one has a right to enter the Games, framing them as an ideal and unique, not merely a world championship. He distinguishes amateur competitors from those pursuing financial gain.
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Amarillo Edges Arkansas Star Rusty Austin Shines Night
Amarillo edged Arkansas as Rusty Austin delivered a standout performance. The shortstop's clutch hits and stellar defense sparked the win, lifting Amarillo over the visitors in a tightly contested matchup.
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Kissinger mystery swirls as Paris talks eyed
Washington reports Henry Kissinger was absent from the Western White House fueling speculation he traveled to Paris for secret Vietnam talks. Officials would not disclose his whereabouts as President Nixon and aides remained tight lipped about his plans.
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Sweet Home thanks editors and convention organizers
In a letter from Lester Wade the Sweet Home Community extends heartfelt thanks to The Star for publicity of the Hempstead County Singing Convention held July 15 and 16, to Radio Station KXAR, to Harold Duke and staff, and to the Hope Star for coverage. Wade notes a disappointing invitation non-attendance by the Star's managing editor and mentions a large local subscriber base.
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Two Marines Die In Training Jet Crash At Lake Bed
An AGA Intruder fighter jet from Attack Squadron 242 based at El Toro crashed during nose air support simulations over a dry lake bed. Two crew were killed and six Marine reservists were injured on a large drill attended by about 3,000 reservists on summer active duty. Identities withheld as families are notified. Officials said the crash is under investigation. More than 45 percent of Kentucky is forested.
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