Trial Begins In Georgia Tech Football Suit
In Atlanta a witness testified that Coach Wallace Butts admitted talking with a rival coach before a game but denied sharing team secrets. The hearing is in the ten million dollar libel suit against the Saturday Evening Post, with university officials recounting a meeting about the 1962 Georgia Alabama game and a note taker overhearing the discussion.
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Atlanta
UPS
Wallace Butts
University of Georgia
Butts
Saturday Evening Post
J. D. Bolton
Bolton
Paul
Bear) Bryant
Alabama
George Burnett
Burnett
Bryant
Georgia
Variable Clouds and Thunderstorms Forecast
Weather forecast notes variable cloudiness with seven chances in ten of afternoon or night thundershowers today and five in ten tomorrow. Today remains hot with a high near 96, cooler tomorrow with a low around 74 and a high near 99. U S Weather Observer Willard L. Greene reported Monday's high at 100 and this morning's low at 70.
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U.S
Willard L. Greene
Exiles Invade Haitian Frontier War Zone Declared
Haiti declared a war zone in its northeast frontier and ordered American civilians to leave as armed forces launch a drive against a small invasion force. The Organization of American States called an emergency session to hear charges that the invasion crossed from the Dominican Republic, requested by Haiti's OAS ambassador.
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Port AU Prince
Haiti
UPI
Organization of American States
Dominican Republic
OAS
Four Hurt In Crashes In Scottsdale And Beyond
Two separate crashes in Scottsdale left four people with minor injuries. Homer and Edith Sprague of Mesa were hurt when their car collided with Donald Parod of Cactus who was cited for a change of address. In a second crash, Alberta and Georgia Masterson of Phoenix were treated after a collision involving Joseph Masterson and Williams J. Yust Jr. No citations were issued. Simultaneously reports from Haiti and the Dominican Republic describe an exile-led invasion near Fort Liberte and Cap Haitien with claims and counterclaims about troop movements and leadership.
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Homer Sprague
Edith Sprague
Mesa
Donald C. Parod
Cactus
Ariz
Shea Boulevard
Scottsdale Road
Baptist Hospital
Sprague
Phoenix
Williams J. Yust, Jr
E. Cheery Lynn
Scottsdale
Yust
Masterson
Can
Fort Liberte
U. S
Francois Duvalier
Derac
Washington
Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Hispaniola
Haiti
Paul Verna
Corso
Troy
Limonade
Cap Haitien
Verna
Democratic National Union
UDN
Fort Liberty
Caribbean
Leon Cantave
Port Au Prince
Nixon cautions on treaty despite partial nuclear ban
Former Vice President Richard Nixon welcomed the partial nuclear test ban but warned the Western alliance not to weaken itself amid Khrushchev's ongoing Cold War actions. He doubted the treaty's durability and called Moscow’s moves a tactical pause while internal troubles loom.
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London
UPI
Richard M. Nixon
Western Alliance
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Nixon
Geneva
Vienna
Khrushchev
Europe
Africa
Asia
Latin America
Moscow
New York Attorney General charges stock swindle ring
New York Atty. Gen. Louis Lefkowitz filed charges against a securities broker and an Arizona firm official for a half million dollar stock swindle. Seven individuals and four corporations were named to show cause on Sept. 4 why they should not be barred from the securities business.
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New York
UPS
Atty
Louis J. Lefkowitz
Arizona
Lefkowitz
Supreme Court
Meyer H. Mencher
Space Financial
Gaslite
Shell
Arizona Valley Development Co
Glanzman
Ball Star Cleared in Frameup
A Federal court jury convicted former hotel operator Edward Buccieri and Attorney Charles Lester of conspiring to frame Sheriff George Ratterman, a Notre Dame football star, over a May 9 1961 Newport raid. Four co-defendants were acquitted. Buccieri and Lester received one year in jail.
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Covington, KY
UPD
Edward Buccieri
Charles Lester
George Ratterman
Notre Dame
Newport, Ky
Ratterman
April Flowers
Buccieri
Lester
Milk War Ends Sparks Call for New Dairies Law
Major dairies in the Valley ended a year and a half price war that hurt Arizona's dairy industry. Prices vary by container with recent levels around 88 cents a gallon at Roosevelt Dairies and 50 cents for half gallons on home delivery. State Dairy Commissioner Warren Austin urged legislation to prevent below cost sales and noted job losses among routemen and other workers.
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Roosevelt Dairies
Scottsdale Road
Warren Austin
Scottsdale
Arizona
Austin
E. Thomas Rd
Dairies
Jim Wagner
Arden Farms
Wagner
Arden
Gene Walters
Kraft Dairy
McDowell Road
Kraft
Phoenix
Walters
Carnation Company
Rusk Discusses Soviet Surprise Attack Plan With Khrushchev Era Proposal
Secretary of State Dean Rusk told Soviet officials he may back a Russian plan to deter surprise attacks by placing inspectors in key areas of East and West. He met with Lord Home and Andrei Gromyko after the nuclear test ban accord, seeking details of the revival first floated in 1958 and highlighted by Khrushchev in July.
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Moscow
UPI
Dean Rusk
Soviet Union
United States
Rusk
Lord Home
Andrew Gromyko
Ice Capades Go Edition Tickets Up for Grabs
Readers are urged to scan the Daily Progress classified pages for their name to win free tickets to the 23rd GO Edition of the Ice Capades. The item hints at a sweepstakes style promotion with potential prizes.
U S Considers Tariff Retaliation Over European Duties
Washington reports the United States will retaliate against European Common Market duties on poultry. Christian A. Herter says 19 items, led by wine and trucks, may lose tariff concessions after hearings begin September 4. The move targets $46 million yearly CMA export trade. poultry protection cited.
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Washington
UPI
United States
Western European Economic Bloc
Christian A. Herter
Kennedy
U.S
Herter
Cominion
Soviets Launch Cosmos 19 Satellite in Routine Flight
The Soviet Union launched the 19th satellite in a series intended to collect data for future manned space flights. Tass announced the Cosmos 19 was lofted into orbit in a routine launch.
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Moscow
UPS
Soviet Union
Tass
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William Feinberg
Kimmel
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Ricardo Lopez Rivera
John R. DeRosa
Richard Kolar
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