Solon Debates Antitrust Rules for Professional Sports
Washington lawmakers clash over exempting or applying federal antitrust laws to professional sports. Rep. Keating warns of chaos if baseball and other sports fall under antitrust statutes, while Rep. Byrnes urges protection for footballs draft and reserve clause. Hearings proceed on multiple bills aiming to unify or carve out sports from antitrust oversight.
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Soviet Satellite Empire Crumbling Says Report
Western diplomats see signs of collapse as East European states face unemployment and debt. Khrushchev’s forecast of socialist harmony clashes with Yugoslavia Poland Bulgaria Czechoslovakia seeking aid from Moscow as collective farms falter and Moscow-backed plans fail to prevent unrest.
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Veteran chef Al Fred Lant Expands skillet Skills Abroad
Paint Gourmet NEW YORK reports veteran star Al Fred Lant, long known as an ardent amateur chef, is intensifying his cooking when enrolled at a European course during a holiday. He mentions aging limits and the challenge of continuing health as he recovers from a hip fracture after a fall.
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Ethel Merman’s New York Hostess Role Becomes Official
AP News details Broadway star Ethel Merman embracing her hostess persona in New York. She pledges to stay with her show through 1958, plans TV appearances, and promotes summer promotions while greeting visitors from her Majestic Theater dressing room.
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Lutheran groups sew layettes for refugee babies abroad
Lutheran women across the country are sewing layettes for newborns of needy refugees. In New York City, social hostesses prepared more than 1,000 layettes for shipment abroad this summer, part of a festival coordinated by Lutheran World Relief.
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Local Youth Escapes From Training School
A Hagerstown youth aged 15 escaped yesterday from the Maryland Training School. Police were asked to search for John Daymude of the 1700 block Pennsylvania Avenue. He reportedly left with 16 year old Ronald Walls of Baltimore, wearing tan summer pants and a white T shirt.
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