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Newspaper

Las Vegas Sun

Location

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1963

Page

19

French German Treaty Under Strain Amid Policy Disputes

Paris reports the Franco German alliance is weakening as France and West Germany clash over farm prices joint NATO nuclear force and European policy. Adenauer backs Moscow pact Kennedy support and Germany’s tank program with the US strain De Gaulle’s veto on Britain EC entry widens rift with Bonn.

Elysee Palace Charles de Gaulle France Konrad Adenauer Europe de Gaulle West Germany Kennedy North Atlantic Treaty Organization NATO West Berlin Bonn United States Adenauer Moscow Combat Germany le Figaro

Caplin to speak at 18th annual public accountants convention

Mortimer M. Caplin, commissioner of Internal Revenue, will headline the 18th Annual Convention of the National Society of Public Accountants. More than 500 members from 50 state societies are expected August 1923 at the Flamingo Hotel. Caplin will discuss travel and entertainment expense deductions and other federal tax developments during a special luncheon on August 22 honoring past presidents. The convention includes sessions, exhibits, officer elections, a Hoover Dam trip, a ladies luncheon and fashion show, awards, and social events.

Mortimer M. Caplin Internal Revenue National Society of Public Accountants Flamingo Hotel Caplin National Society Commissioner of Internal Revenue Hoover Dam

Nehru Faces First Confidence Vote in 16 Years

New Delhi India lawmakers opened a six week session as the lower house debated a no confidence motion against Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru. Initiated by J B Kripalani the motion seeks censure over security and tax policies and the government has solid backing from Congress and state administrations.

Nehru New Delhi UPI India Jawa Sharlal Nehru House of the People Acharya J. B. Kripalan Congress Party Urip House Kripalani Reds Voice of America

Chicago Mourns Eddie Hamilton “Checker Cab” Driver

Eddie Hamilton, famed Checker Cab No. 5000 driver, known for stocking his taxi with coffee, fruit juice, and small comforts, died at 59 of a suspected heart attack. Survivors include his widow. Requiem Mass planned at St Juliana Church.

Chicago UPI Eddie Hamilton Checker Cab No Christ Eddie St. Juliana Church

Two Children Aid After Minnesota Plane Crash

In Itasca County Minnesota a plane wreck left parents Dwight Bollefer and Bellever Bollefer trapped. Their children Dennis 16 and Beverly 9 plus the family dog Peppy walked for an hour to find help, guiding rescuers to the upside down craft.

Minn Robert Winkleblack Dennis Bollefer Beverly Peppy Winkleblack fSeman Itasca John Muhar Dwight Bollefer Minneapolis Bollefer Bellever

Teamster flack sentenced to three years for perjury

Nate Stein a Beverly Hills publicist described by James Hoffa as a friend was sentenced to three years in prison for subornation of perjury witness intimidation and obstructing justice. He was found guilty of inducing Joel Benton to file a false affidavit about four Teamster Union checks totaling 4400 dollars in 1955 and 1956. He also received three years probation for not filing a 1956 federal income tax return and was ordered to pay court costs. Stein was free on 10000 dollars bond and has a pending appeal.

Los Angeles UPI Nate Stein Beverly Hills Teamster James Hoffa Stein Joel Benton McClellan Labor Rackets Committee Jesse W. Curtis Jr

A Pocket Guide to Bridge and a bid to diamond

In this Sheinwold bridge column a double by response to a slam signals an unusual lead. West leads spades, East questions the choice, and the bidding review shows the diamond ace would have changed the outcome. The Las Vegas Sun advertises the book offer.

West South East North Sheinwold Las Vegas Grand Central Station New York

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