Sen.Lyng
suffering from wh«Pt was des
cribed as 'hypertension. He
Was undergoing diagnosis.
Lyng is a member of a pio
neer Nome area family.
He wlas born in Alaska. He;
has been prominent ip Alaska
politics for many years. He is
a former speaker of the house
of representatives and was
miajority (floor leader in the
1955 territorial senate. He is a
former Democratic national
oommitteem an.
Lyng’s attending physician
described his condition as too
critical to allow immediate 9ur
gery for his severe head injury
The doctor said it was hoped
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7th U. $. civilian
tiations with the United States
at Geneva to" release ' Ameri
can civilians still in China.
Peron toppled
hand in dealing with the revol
utionaries. Lucero, in his own,'
behalf, called on the nation to;
remain calm. Gen. Maria Felix
Robles, national security direc
tor, told the country the state
of seige remains in force to
guarantee the security of the
population and public, private
and religious properties.
Peron did not resign. He sim
ply said he was ready to do so
for the good of the country.
“Although my fighting spirit
moves me to fight, my patriot
ism and my love of the people
induce me to personal resigna
tion,” he said.
He declared the army is able
to take change of the situation
and restore peace.
Peron offered to resign Aug.
31, but stayed on after the con
federation of labor staged var
ious rallies demanding that he
continue as president.
by Roman Jiminez
MONTEVIDEO, Unuiguary (/PI
President Juan D. Peron offer
ed today to negotiate with the
Argentine rebels, but they re
fused to talk unless he submits
his unconditional resignation.
The Argentine state radio re
peatedly announced that army
minister Franklin Lucero, on
Peron’s orders, had invited the
revolutionary command to start
conversations. A later broad
cast from the rebel fleet in the
River Plate said the insurgent
command rejected the invita
tion.
Rebel naval forces had an
nounced the bombardment of
Mar Del Plata, a seaside resort
town 400 miles southwest of
Buenos Aires, and a threat to
shell Eva Peron, the capital of
Buenos Aires province, oply 35
miles away.
Claim and counterclaim from
each side continued to cloud
the exact situation of the re
volt. which began Friday.
The broadcast seeking nego
tiations, was repeated rdgularly
every few seconds, with the an
nounced purpose of preventing
bloodshed. It asked that fight
ing case ait the present lines.
The rebel station at Puerto
Belgrano declared that Mar
Del Plata had surrendered to
rebel forces through the Uru
guayan consul.
The broadcast from the fleet
' said Mar Del Pltat had been
shelled (by the cruiser Nueva de
Julio, bought by Argentina from
the United States four years
ago. A short wave broadcast j
said fighting began in the str- '
eets of the city, which has a
population of 100,000.
RAIN MAY POSTPONE
HEAVYWEIGHT MATCH
NEW YORK (TP) Hurricane
lone, a gal with a real big
punch, had heavyweight cham
pi on Rocky Marciano and Ar-1
chie Moore more worried a-j
bout her than each other today j
as they idled away the hours 1
Trained to a razor-sharp
edge, the fighters ended their
long preparations for Tues
day’s title bout in Yankee
stadium Sunday with short
boxing sessions. Now they had
nothing to do but peer at the
skies and wonder if lone was
going to throw a wet blanket
over their plans.
If it should blow up Tues
day and force a postponement
the fifght will be held on Wed
nesday. Thursday is the post
ponement date after that.
YANKS TWO GAMES AHEAD
ROARING LIKE OLD TIMES
by The Associated Press
The New York Yankees have
the Cleveland Indians on the
floor and, like the Bronx
Bomlbers of old, they are mov,
ins in for the kill. 1
For years the Yankees have
had a reputation for taking a
mile once they were given an
inch. And that’s the way Cas
ey Stenigal’s 1955 edition has
been performing the past week
Just a week ago the Yanks
chances for their 9ixth pen
nant in seven years under the
guidance of Stengel looked
slim. They trailed the Indians
by IV2 games and apparently
had the worst of the schedule.
Today they are roaring a
long two games in front —
three on the all important
losing side — and the sched
ule favors them with the
Tribe in the most disastrous
tailspin of the year. The
Yanks have seven to play to
only five for Cleveland. Both
teams finish on the road.
The Yankees moved two
games out in front yesterday
as they thumped the Red Sox
3-2 for their fifth straight
I victory, including three over
Boston. The Indians contin
ued their slide downward as1
they bowed to the Detroit j
Tigers 10-3, for the third time. ’
The setback was the Indians;
fourth ►straight. j
Now the Yankees need only
a combination of five victories
or Cleveland defeats to meet
the Brooklyn Dodgers of the
National league in the World
Series scheduled to start Sept
28.
The Chicago White Sox all
but slid out of the picture,
losing 8-1 to sixth place Kan
sas City. Any combination of
two Yankee victories or Chi
cago defeats would put out
the Sox.
The Baltimore Orioles pull
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Team Captain for each team to be entered should be
present — Starting date will be decided, as well as
playing rules, etc.
Fred Bauedin
ed out of the cellar into a
seventh place with the Sena
tors as they heat Washington
9-0 behind Jim Wilson.
The Milwaukee Braves
clinched second place in the
National league with an 11
inning, 2-1 victory over the
St. Louis Cardinals. The New
York Giants dropped a 7-5 de
cision to the Dodgers while
the Philadelphia Phillies split
with the Pittsburgh Pirates:
losing the first 5-2 and win
ning the nightcap 2-19.
The Cincinnati Redlegs tal
lied seven times in the fifth
to down the Chicago Cubs 12~E
COLLEGE FOOTBALL
by The Associated Press
FAR WEST
[Qiuantico Marines 21, Xavier
(Ohio) 7
[Washington 14, Idaho 7
Oregon State 33, Britgham
Young 0
Oregon 14. Utah 13
U.S.C. 50. Washington State 11
Stanford 33, College of
Pacific 12
Arizona 20. Colorado A&M 7
U of N»ewr Mexico 14, New
I Mexico A&M 7
Ricks (Idaho) 25, Carroll
(Mont) 0
i Cal. Aggies 7, Pacific 0
! Eastern New Mexico 34.
College of Idaho 14
ROCKY MOUNTAINS
Wyoming 33, Kansas State 2(
Montana State 7, Lewis
j and Clark 6
[Westminster (Utah) 15.
Eastern Oregon 7
SOUTHWEST
i Arkansas 21, Tulsa 14
j Texas Tech 20, Texas 14
|Texas Christian 47, Kansas L
Baylor 34, Hardin-Simmons 7
Houston 54, Montana 12
EAST
| West Chester (Ha) Teachers
] 9, Bast Carolina 0
Pittsburgh 27, California 7
Rhode Island 13, North
eastern 13 (tie)
Upsala 14, Norwich 13
SQUTH
i Louisiana State 19, Kentucky 7
j Mississippi 26, Georgia. 13
! Florida State 7, North Car
lina State 0
South Carolina 26, Wofford 7
Clemson 33, Presbyterian 0
Richmond 33, Ranlolph
Macon 6
Mississippi Southern 39,
Elon 0
j Tulane 20,- V. M. I. 7
i Florida 20, Mississippi
State 14
' Wake Forest 13, Virginia
Tech 0
Hampden-Sidney 20, West
Va. Tech 14
Tuskdgee 0, Alabama A & M
0 (tie)
; Flarida State 7, North Caro
lina* State 0
MIDWEST
Arizona State 20, Wichita 20
(tie)
Bowling Green 40, Difiance 0
Carleton 34, Cornell (Iowa)
21
St. Olaf (Minn) 34, Grinnell 0
Iowa State Teachers 26,
Hastings (Neb) 7
) Central State (Ohio) 26,
St. Joseph’s (Ind) 14
McMurray 13, Gustavus Adol
phus 0
St. Thomas 19, S. D. State 13
Northern 14, Wavne 7
SERVICE
Ft. Ord 32, Carson 19
: Bowling AF!R 27, Ft. Eustis 7
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