Solicit or General Archibald Cox Heads Supreme Court Show
Archibald Cox, 32nd Solicitor General, argues before the Supreme Court. The Harvard-educated legal mind, known for his brisk style and vast brief workload, drives his own Ford and juggles duties across courts while pursuing justice. He emphasizes balance between judicial thinking and advocacy and has won over two thirds of his Supreme Court arguments since 1961.
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William Howard Taft
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Solicitor General
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Robert F. Kennedy
Washington
Solicitor General’s Office
Charles Fahy
Associated Press
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Seton Cox
Slots Are Best Money Makers For Nevada Casinos
Nevada's gambling centers rely on slot machines as the main revenue source. Las Vegas and Clark County host nearly 10 000 slots, grossing about 36 million annually, with total Nevada slot winnings near 81 million in 1962 from 675 million coins. The article notes high odds, varied payouts, and psychological appeal, detailing inventor history, legal status, machine costs, taxation, and anecdotes of players and attempted cheating.
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Defected Rex Spy Starts New Life in Canada
London reports a high ranking Soviet intelligence defector Anatoli Dolnytsin has begun a new life in Canada under an assumed name. Sources say he was spirited from a Commonwealth country and sought asylum through embassies in Europe before moving to Britain. Details of his defection were never officially announced.
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Dnytsin
Brita
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Secre
Dolnsin
Harold
Kir Philby
Russia
Forei Office
Guy Burge
Donald MacLean
White Hunter of Brazil to be topic of Kiwanis lecture
The Cedar Rapids Kiwanis Club sponsors a six part film lecture series. Sasha Siemel will speak Thursday at 7 45 p m in Washington high school auditorium about his life as a Brazilian tiger hunter. Siemel a Latvian native who left at 16 to travel the world now works in Mato Grosso Brazil. He has killed over 270 tigers for ranchers, each tiger capable of killing many cattle yearly.
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Washington High School
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Julian Dugid
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Siemel
Matto Grosso
Plane crash kills seven Argentinians near Mar Chiquita
A Buenos Aires provincial government plane crashed in flames near Mar Chiquita, about 25 miles northeast of Mar del Plata, killing seven Argentines. Victims include two pilots Emilio Escotto and Israel Rodriguez both 33, Rodriguez's 28 year old wife, their three children ages 2 to 5, and the mother of Mrs Rodriguez.
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Mar Chiquita
Mar del Plata
Emilio Eduardo Escotto
Israel Rodriguez
Rodriguez
Chamber Music Society Program Promises Historic Sounds
Cedar Rapids Chamber Music Society presents Sounds of Various Centuries in Coe auditorium at 7 30 p m on Wednesday the first Convocation of the second term. Performances span 17th to 20th centuries with dance by Dieman Bennett troupe to Milhaud and Bach works. Musicians include Anne Nuechterlein Ellen Nuechterlein Ruth Siemer John Duckwall Marlis Windus Barbara Harrington Barbara Harrington Prof Karns.
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Cedar Rapids Chamber Music Society
Coe
Paul Juan
Edmund Whiting
Anne
Ellen Nuechterlein
Keystone
R. L. Moehlmann
Don Phillips
Carolyn Martin
Postville
Dean Karns
Nuechterlein
Miss Martin
Chamber Music Society
Cedar Rapids
Rene
Darius Milhaud
Matthew Locke
Ruth Siemer
John Duckwall
Marlis Windus
Liquor Store Proprietor Claims Unusual Sales Tactics
In Lockport New York an AP report notes a liquor store owner who markets to women by demanding proof of age from every new female customer. He asserts the method draws customers by ensuring legality and trust. The item highlights a blunt sales approach and its reception.
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Lockport, N. Y
Trading Stamps Help Buy Nampa School Bus
In Nampa Idaho AP reports residents donated books of trading stamps to raise thirteen thousand dollars for a new school bus for the state school for retard children. The old World War II model had been in service since 1963 after breaking down.
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Idaho
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