Musicians Call Right to Fire Leader a Bin Mistake
Philadelphia concertmaster Anshel Brusilow called the AFM Local 77 demand for a 75 percent vote to oust the conductor a dreadful mistake. He said few musicians knew of the proposal before it was made and that it was used to disrupt talks with the Philadelphia Orchestra Association. He stressed it did not target Eugene Ormandy and hurt him personally despite his long leadership.
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Philadephia
UPI
Philadelphia Orchestra
Anshel Brusilow
American Federation of Musicians
Philadelphia Orchestra Association
Eugene Ormandy
Sicians
Europe
Brusilow
Ormandy
Teen-Age Slaying Goes to LA Jury
A Superior Court jury in Los Angeles began deliberations in the case of Amos Veigh a 41 year old night club owner charged with murdering his 16 year old stepdaughter Terry Lynn Veigh and hiding her body under a bed in Sherman Oaks California last October He pleaded innocent and insanity claiming he blacked out at the time of the slaying A court appointed psychologist testified Veigh was sane at the time but might have forgotten it later
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Los Angeles
UPI
Amos Veigh
Terry Lynn Veigh
Veigh
Terry Lynn
Sherman Oaks
Durage
Dawn Patrol in Las Vegas Skies Over Pre-Dawn City Scenes
A late night in Las Vegas unfolds with police cars near Las Vegas Transfer, the Virginia Hotel, and LV Club restaurant preparing for a 48 hour rehab. Sundown Wells and others discuss cash flow at the Bob Baskin bistro while dawn breaks over Fremont Street and casino fronts.
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Las Vegas
Main
Virginian
LV Club
Golden Gate
Fremont
Silver Palace
First
Pioneer Club
Howdy Podner
Mint
Ogden St
Nevada
Ronnie Pearson
Fremont St
Fedorenko Presses Congo, Faces Heckler at Bay Area Visit
Russian Ambassador Nikolai Fedorenko met San Francisco officials and toured the bay area after a tense 45 minute talk at a San Jose Pacific Coast Model United Nations dinner. He clashed with a heckler shouting about Hungary and Cuba, as police cleared the crowd and student protesters gathered outside. In a news conference he urged on site inspection of Soviet proposals and dismissed retirement rumors about Khrushchev.
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San Francisco
UPI
Nikolai T. Fedorenko
United Nations
George Christopher
Bay Area
San Jose
Hungary
Cuba
Sovet
Russia
U.S
Enti
Soviet Union
United States of America
Iver Khrushchev
Nevada governor promotes Las Vegas industry in Nebraska
Governor Grant Sawyer of Nevada touts industrial development in Las Vegas during a Nebraska visit. He, with 40 leaders and U.S. Sen. Howard Cannon, defends gambling as heritage while noting crime offshoots from transients and arguing tax revenue supports the state budget. He warns Nebraska to decide on gambling locally.
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Omaha
Neb
UPI
Grant Sawyer
Nevada
Las Vegas
Sawyer
U.S
Howard Cannon
D-Nev
Cannon
Nebraska
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Frank Jensen
Ellis Taft
Neil Witt
Troadea
Grable
Riley
Slapsie
Maxie Rosenbloom
Jack de Lon
Sammy If Wis
LA Jury
Charles Churchill
Kind Word Club
Bob Ritter
Bob Baskin
Sundown Wells
al Lansman
Towne
Country Interiors
Sun
Bud Albright
Czar
Convention Center
Doe
Knoller
Stan
Lowe
John Paul Jones
George Foley
Lou Licker
Bob
Sundown
Russ
Heckler
Fedorenko
Congo
Allenges
City Hall
Harold J. Buck
Harold J Buck
Commission
Pd. Pol. Adv
Las Vegas Sun
Ponta
Sarrine
America
Mark IV
Piet
ART Finch
Texaco
KEN
Tonopah Hwy
Salt Lake Hiway & McCarron
Houston
Texaco Wain
Charleston
Eastern
Otis Hughes Union Oil
Boulder City
Sahara Ave
Sahara
California
J & C Garage
Creed
Henderson
Bidr Howay & Basic 2d
Lou Sullins
Main & Carson
Twin Lakes Shell
Kelly S Shell Service
Texaco & Firestone
Sands & Flamingo
Bauer
Stardust Texaco
Ted Wiens
Ockey
Bivd
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