British Israeli tension over Soblen deportation flight
A deportation order was served on 61 year old Lithuanian born psychiatrist Soblen at Brixton prison after his transfer from a hospital where he was treated for knife wounds. Britain pressed El Al to fly Soblen to the United States while Israel argued against shifting responsibility to another party.
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Britain
el al
Soblen
U.S
Home Office
London
Brixton
Rioters Clash at Prison After Movie Outing
Authorities report guards subdued a prisoner riot at the state facility with gas and shotgun warning shots. Ayres was treated then returned to mop up, while Charles Stark sustained a minor injury. Damage was not extensive and a head count began for insurance as rioters reportedly had attended a gymnasium show earlier.
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Ayres
Charles Stark
Munns
Las Vegas water future hinges on regional plan
AL CAHLAN argues for County Commission support of a Metropolitan Water District to fund a 42 to 60 inch pipeline from Lake Mead. He cites growth projections to 1970, water shortages by 1966 1967, and potential federal loans. A county role is to push to ramro ad the plan from start to finish with the board.
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Lake Mead
Water District
North Las Vegas
Henderson
Board of County Commissioners
GOP Hopefuls Gather in North for Nevada Primary Push
Republican candidates converge on Reno and Carson City for the upcoming primary with a Young Republicans session in Carson City as a key stop. H M Greenspun pledges to oust Las Vegas gambling “sinister elements” if elected governor, while Charles Grant advocates preserving Nevada’s wilderness against what he calls socialistic land policy.
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Reno
UPI
Carson City
Capitol City
H. M. Greenspun
GOP
Las Vegas
Nevada
Charles Grant
Lineman Falls From Pole Injuring Nevada Worker
Gary Jensen, 18, of Ely, was injured yesterday when a Southern Nevada Telephone Co. lineman fell from a pole. He suffered a broken leg and was brought to Southern Memorial Hospital yesterday afternoon by a fellow worker.
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Southern Nevada Telephone Co
Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital
Gary Jensen
Ely
Highway Patrol
Robert Canfield
Eugene E. Anderson
Mercury
John R. Viera
Oxnard
Cal
Anderson
Julian V. Miawsky
San Pedro
Las Vegas
Viera
Miawsky
Richard Wilhoit
Tamarack
Billie Job
Shaisea
Job
Nevada
Undefined political sentiment in state leadership remarks
The passage describes tension between the governor and the people as factions use the governor as a lever to shift public opinion. It suggests the governor seeks another term while questioning whether the public has been swayed or merely alienated.
Burglars Take Visitors Money On the Strip
Three out of town men report losses from a hotel burglary on the Strip. John W. Frye and F. L. Thompson from China Lake Naval Ordnance Test Depot stayed Friday night with wallets missing from a dresser and pocket. Lawrence E. Quattlebaum of New York City found $130 missing from a suitcase after leaving it unlocked. Deputies say a pass key may have been used.
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John W. Frye
F. L. Thompson
China Lake Naval
Lawrence E. Quattlebaum
New York City
Clark County Sheriff's Deputies
Bohlen Named To Top Foreign Service Post
Bohlen, praised by C Douglas Dillon and David K Bruce, formerly ambassador to London, and Amory Houghton, is noted for his Soviet expertise. He served at the US Embassy in Paris 1949 to 1951 as minister counselor and was ambassador to Russia 1953 to 1957 under Eisenhower.
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C. Douglas Dillon
Treasury
David K. Bruce
London
Amory Houghton
Bohlen
Place de la Concord
Paris
Russia
Eisenhower
Cosmonaut Nikolayev Reports Smooth Second Day in Orbit
Cosmonaut Nikolayev feels well and on course as he begins the second day of the space research program. Televised footage shows him weightlessly handling a floating pencil inside the capsule, with Soviet scientists stating no mechanical limit would prevent a stay of 10 days or longer, a step toward moon landing.
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Naut
Nikolayev
Khrushchev
Radio Moscow
Moscow
United States
Space first and car crash mark eventful day
A two part report combines a deadly crash near Indian Springs on US 95 and dramatic space milestones. Nikolayev orbits Earth while Khrushchev congratulates him, and the U. S. pledges no nuclear tests while Nikolayev enjoys a quiet ascent.
Thieves Take Part Of Car Won't Run
Mrs Theodore Severus reported her car failed to start after thieves removed parts. A mechanic found two neat piles of nuts and bolts under the vehicle but no drive shaft, leaving the car unable to run.
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Madison, Wis
UPI
Theodore Severus
Postal notice from Las Vegas records and affiliates
Entry recorded at the Las Vegas Post Office as Second Class matter under federal act. The Allen Klapp Co. serves as national advertising representative with connections in Chicago Detroit New York and San Francisco. Multiple press associations listed.
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Les Vegas
Nevada
Act of Congress
National Advertising
Allen Klapp Co
Chicago
Detroit
New York
San Francisco
United Press International
Nevada State Press Association
American Newspaper Publisher's Association
Californis Newspaper Publishers Association
Audit Bureau of Circulation
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Joseph Reap
Shantung
Ahpaker
Third
Fremont
Lanz
Kelly Girl
Stenos Bookkeeper
Kelly
Service Incorp
South Main
Foster’s Shoes
N. 3Rd St
Ieee CL
Penney
Aisa Fine Watch and Clock Repair
Fremont DU
L.W. Bivd
Sahara
Somerset
Kishner
Riviera Hotel
Apt
Regent
Stanley
25Th St
Ron Rudin
S. V. Blvd
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Banta Paula
Call After & P.m
C.P.F
A.e
M Greenspun
Ray Germain
Sorman White
Barbara Greenspun
H Greenspun
Ruthe Omskin
Gor McUlain
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