Puerto Rican boxers barred from MSG after riot
In New York Puerto Rican fighters face cooling off period bans at Madison Square Garden after a riot following Dick Tiger's split decision over Jose Torres in a 15 round title bout. Eleven injured. no arrests reported. Ortiz vs Laguna title plan may be delayed.
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Murray Rose
Associated Press
New York
Madison Square Garden
Dick Tiger
Nigeria
Jose Torres
Frankie Narvaez
Narvaez
Flash Elorde
Philippines
Panaema
Ismael Laguna
Carlos Ortiz
Laguna
Tiger
Torres
the Garden
Harold Valan
Jige Johnny Dran
Joe Eppy
No Margin for Error in Golf
Fort Worth AP. Charles Coody, at 29, notes the fine line between winning and losing in golf as he eyes the Colonial National Invitation with a top prize of 23 000 while reflecting on past near misses and his steady tour earnings. He cites luck psychology and experience as keys to success and recalls recent big cheques and near victories.
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Mike Cochran
Associated Press
Fort Worth
Tex
Charles Coody
Professional Golfers’ Association Tour
Coody
Ben Hogan
Houston
New Orleans
Dallas
Orlando
Doral
U.S
Tor
Congress
Andrew Jackson
Hazard
James K. Polk
Andrew
Istanbul
Johnson
Travelers Rally Past El Paso in 10th Inning
Arkansas Travelers tied the Sun Kings 53 with a two-run ninth, then exploited faltering El Paso pitching in the 10th to win 5-3. Roger Robinson delivered a bases loaded double for the tying runs and later a bases loaded single to cap the rally. Joe Hamende earned the win in relief as El Paso’s Bill Boehlert took the loss.
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EL Paso
Tex
Arkansas Travelers
Sun Kings
Roger Robinson
Bill Boehlert
Joe Hamende
Travelers
Joe Hague
Paul Jaeckel
Jose Arcia
Ed Turnbull
Jim Procopio
Robinson
Amarillo
Jim Ray
Austin
Ray
Ron Cayll
Jim Roberts
Albuquerque
Dallas-Fort Worth
Tel
Dodgers
Arkansas
Radovich
Cecil
Hamende
Smith Jaeckel
Turnbull
Boehlert
Messersmith
Egan
W — Hamende
L—Boehlert
Body of Missing Man Discovered
Wade Moon 86 of North Little Rock was found Tuesday morning by Mrs Dover Hicks, about a quarter mile north of Bayou Meto in Stuttgart. The coroner's office says Moon died of natural causes and had been missing since April 12.
Five ASU players earn spots on Southland all conference team
Beaumont AP reports five Arkansas State University players named to the Southland Conference baseball all conference team with two unanimous selections Dana Ryan and Jim Mueller. Also recognized are Trinity outfielder Jack Kraus Pat Clancy ASU third baseman Jim Callaway and others including Bob Browsing William Bourg Jim Lawson Ronnie Petts and Jim Gilligan on the first team.
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Bob Browssing
William Bourg
Jim Lawson
Able
Lene Christian
Lamar Tech
Ronnie Petts
Jim Gilligan
Repeat Performance 1964 RFK Resigns for Senate Nomination
In 1964 Robert F Kennedy resigned to seek the Democratic nomination for the U S Senate from New York. Katzenbach became attorney general Feb 13 1965 after a five month acting period by Ramsey Clark. Trowbridge remained in acting status for 34 months as plans to merge Commerce and Labor were dropped amid labor opposition and mixed business reaction. Connor who backed the merger said Congress is unlikely to consider it this year or next.
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Robert F. Kennedy
U.S. Senate
New York
Katzenbach
Ramsey Clark
Attoreney
Trowbridge
Commerce and Labor Departments
Labor-Management Advisory Committee
Connor
Congress
Qualifying Open Round at the Spa Opens in Hot Springs
Twelve golfers will play 36 holes at Hot Springs Country Club on Monday to earn two U S Open spots. Amateurs include Jack Cheney Jr. of North Little Rock and Gene Rowlette Jr. of Texarkana. Pros include Parker Fayetteville McKeown Pine Bluff Stockton San Bernardino Hammer Sarasota Campbell Fort Smith Henry Little Rock Lee Hot Springs Butts Little Rock Clark Little Rock Griffiths Chagrin Falls Ohio Ferraro Rochester captain Dartmouth’s golf team.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Hot Springs Country Club
Jack Cheney Jr
North Little Rock
Gene Rowlette Jr
Texearkana
Jerry Parker
Fayetteville
George McKeown
Pine Bluff
David Stockton
San Bernardino
Calif
Laurie Hammer
Saraysota
Fla
Larry Campbell
Fort Smith
Bill Henry
Little Rock
Dave Lee
Chester L. Butts
Larry Clark
Ed Griffiths
Chagrin Falls
Ohio
Commerce Department Is Uneasy Over Merger Setback
Washington AP reports the Commerce Department remains weakened after failure to win Labor Department merger approval. Four top executives, including acting secretary Alexander B. Trowbridge, fill roles as Johnson ponders a permanent appointee. No timetable set, employees uneasy about ongoing uncertainty as speculation remains scarce.
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Joseph R. Coyne
Washington
Labor Department
Commerce Department
Johnson
Alexander B. Trowbridge
Trowbridge
John T. Connor
Allied Chemical Co
Justice Department
Commerce
Nicholas Katzenbach
Suspect in Kidnap Case Arrested
El Dorado authorities said Monday Calvin Hale 38 of Houston was captured at McAllen Texas in a kidnapping case tied to El Dorado. Hale and Wade Eaves 43 allegedly forced George C James to sign checks totaling over 16000. Eaves had been captured earlier at Shreveport.
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EL Dorado, Ark
el Dorado
Calvin &. Hale
Houseton
McAllen
Tex
Hale
Wade Eaves
George C. James
James
Eaves
Shreveport
R. E. Pennington
Texas
Memorial to the Will Be New School Memorial to the Will Be New School
Mamie Eisenhower attended a charity event in New York to support Eisenhower College in Seneca Falls amid guests from politics and society. Dwight D. Eisenhower missed the event due to illness while in Walter Reed Hospital. Nixon and Pat attended with other dignitaries including the Duke of Windsor and Governor Rockefeller.
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Jean Sprain Wilson
NEW York
Mamie Eisenhower
Eisenhower College
Seneca Falls
N.Y
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Mamie
Barbara
John Eisenhower
Ike
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Pat
Edwin S. Hilson
Air Force
Eisenhower
John
Milton Eisenhower
Milton Jr
Duke of Windsor
Gov
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Happy
John V. Lindsay
Clare Booth
Orders to Army Medic Questioned
The defense in Capt. Howard B. Levy’s court martial argues some orders are unlawful for a doctor to obey. Lt. Mauer and two Ft. Jackson doctors testified Levy refused to train Green Beret medics for combat use, while others urged training. The case contemplates Nuernberg and Geneva references on lawful orders.
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AL Lanier
Columbia
S.C
Howard B. Levy
Levy
Charles Morgan
American Civil Liberties Union
Ivan Mauer
Ft. Jackson
Lavy
Brooklyn
N.Y
Garry Wasserman
del Lutterhelzer
Richard M. Shusterman
Morgan
Levy sits on war critic in court martial
Army Captain Howard B. Levy faces disloyalty and antiwar charges in a Fort Jackson court martial. Prosecution rests after witnesses including Green Beret medics who say Levy refused to aid the war effort, while defense seeks high ranking officer testimony and relevance of alleged statements.
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Iy AL Lam
Columbia
S.C
Army
Howard B. Levy
Ano
Levy
U.S
Vietnam
Col
Earl V. Brown
Coly
Francis J. Kelly
South Carolina
Ft. Jackson Base
J.C. Geoffrey Hancock Jr
Okinawa
Hancock
Bill Treanor
Martin Luther King
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Men Machines Invade the Sea Explore Ocean Depths
Scientists expand ocean exploration with advanced craft and deep submersible. A North American Aviation vehicle and crew drill at a wellhead while Navy’s Deepstar 4000 studies temperature, showing growing efforts to probe the sea floor.
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Navy
Lockheed
General Dynamics
Coustreau
Mission Beach
Calif
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No. 10
Downing Street
London
Great Britain
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