Nevada Land Sale curb bill fails in Assembly Committee
Nevada lawmakers debate a bill forcing land developers to provide buyers with reports from the Nevada Real Estate Commission. Senate approval stalled in the Lower House committee as critics say it harms honest business. The measure targets unscrupulous promoters selling scrub land as retirement homes amid rising desert land scams.
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Nevada
Judiciary Committee
Senate
House
Nevada Real Estate Commission
P. T. ‘Arnum
Rson
California Real Estate Comvssion
Gamble Ranch
Millenium Arives
Cuba Ain't Worth It Says Ruark on Foreign Quagmires
Ruark argues Cuba is not worth risking war with Russia over Castro and Nicaragua like situations. He mocks Latin American revolutions, warns against long distant entanglements, and questions American involvement in Africa and Somalia.
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Cuba
Formosa
Laos
Archduke Ferdinand
Fidel Castro
Florida
Miami
New York
Karim Kassem
Sylvanus Olympio
Togoland
Lumumba
Congo
America
Switzerland
Somalia
Britain
Kenya
Kennedy birth plan shifts to military hospitals
The article notes the third Kennedy child will be born by Caesarean outside the White House, with Bethesda Naval Hospital or Walter Reed Army Hospital as the likely delivery sites for security reasons. It also covers Mrs. Kennedy’s arts interest and a modern art exhibit at the Washington Gallery of Modern Art featuring six invited artists and notable commentary.
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Washington
Kennedy
White House
Jacqueline Kenedy
Caroline
John, Jr
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Walter Reed Army Hospital
John Walker
Ill
National Gallery of Art
Labor drive targets hospital workers nationwide
New York reports a strong push by Drug and Hospital Employes Local 1199 AFL-CIO led by Leon Davis to unionize nonprofit hospitals and medical centers. The drive aims to sign 37,900 more members in New York and expand statewide, then nationally, involving technicians and office staff but excluding doctors and nurses.
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Local 1199
Afl-Cio
Leon Davis
Davis
IBM
Blue Cross
New York City
mid-Manhattan
Nelson Rockefeller
Federation of Jewish Philanthropies
New York
Walter Reuther
Industrial Union Dept
Wisconsin
Minnesota
San Francisco
Labor
Almanac highlights and historical events for April 26, 1963
United Press International notes April 26 as the 116th day of 1963 with 249 ahead. It lists celestial sights for morning and evening, then recalls historical milestones from 1607 Cape Henry settlement, 1865 Booth’s death, 1954 Salk vaccine tests, and Ranger Four in 1962.
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Venus
Saturn
Mercury
Mars
America
Cape Henry
John Wilkes Booth
Lincoln
Port Royal
Charlies Lamb
Dear John: A Brisk Exchange on Separate Vacations
A husband explains a two month ski trip by his wife while he spends five days in Georgia with the kids and in laws. The columnist advises not to assume stupidity, suggesting the wife may be brilliant.
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John
Wn Valley
Exoticouth
Georgia
Pastel Money and Oddball Wisdom From Senator Soaper
A spoof column by Bill Vaughan lampoons fiscal policy and public taste. It pokes fun at pastel currency, government subsidies for golf, and odd election records while noting quirks in Nepal Everest plans and college survey humor.
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Bill Vaughan
North American Newspaper Alliance
Las Vegas Parents Seek Better Summer Recreation
In letters from readers Mrs Dwight Kimmell and Mrs C K Christian call for expanded teen activities and summer programs. Mrs Ray Allen Wheeler urges opening school facilities in summer with supervision, noting current grounds sit vacant on Saturdays.
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Las Vegas
Teen activity space debated for youth in town
The text discusses whether local recreational facilities are adequate for teenagers. It notes concerns about stall size for supervising youth programs and mentions a publicity secretary Arlene Clayton. It references Kansas City’s See-Hop Barn as a model where teens dance and stay occupied.
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Kansas City
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United Press International
Y.O
Soaper
Nepal
Everest
Japan
California
Agriculture Department
Paradise
Mrs
Dwight Kimmell
Kelly Lane
C. K. Christian
Sen
W. Charleston
Ray Allen Wheeler
Strong
Ken Jones
Dave Ae Bus
Plumbers & Pinssiaines Linen
Arlene Clayton
Thunderbird Hotel
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