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two countries since the last agree ment was signed in January, 1958.

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It provides for the development | of co-operation in the peaceful usés ofatomic energy. The agree- ment expressed the wish that joint work be organized in this field.

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Cus D’Amato Surrenders Self

NEW YORK (AP) — Troubled | Cus D'Amato Friday surrendered to state authorities and itmme- diately was charged with viovlat- ing the general business law for failing to respond to a subpoena. A warrant had been issued for his arrest. i

The crew-cut, 51-year-old man- | ager of former world heavy-| weight champion Floyd Patterson was released in $2,500 bail tor| trial -in special sessions court Dec. 14.

Shortly after this action, the} state athletic commission ‘an-| nounced it would render a decis- ion Monday on its inquiry into alleged irregularities im the pro-

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Athletics, Reds Swap Pitchers

KANSAS CITY ‘AP)—Kansas City Athletics Friday night an- nounced the swap of catcher Frank ‘House for pitcher Tom Acker of Cincinnati Redlegs.

Acker has been a relief hurler with the Redlegs for four years, compiling a 19-13 won-lost record.

House, alternating with Harry Chiti behind the bat for the American Leaguers, appeared in 98 games last year and had a .234! average. }

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