Eisenhower visits Scotland amid clan ties and gifts
Mrs. Mamie Eisenhower shopped in Prestwick for a Kennedy Tartan kilt but the shop sold out. Granddaughter Barbara bought a good luck charm bracelet instead. The family stayed at Culzean Castle, with Eisenhower later greeted by Maybole and planning a final golf round during a five day Scottish holiday.
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Robert S. Jamieson
Sir Farn Gault
Freeman Gosden
U S Religious Editor Reelected to Post Held for 35 Years
Sydney based report states Bishop Clyde W. Meadows of Chambersburg Pennsylvania was elected head of the World Christian Endeavor Union succeeding Dr Daniel A Poling who has led the magazine and group for thirty five years Poling previously ran the Christian Herald Magazine of New York in a long tenure
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Australia
UPI
Clyde W. Meadows
Chambersburg
Daniel A. Poling
Christian Herald Magazine of
New York
World Christian Endeavor Union
Poling
On-The-Cuff Plan Aids Many
New York UPI reports pay as you learn financing will become prominent as record freshman enrollment arrives this fall. Robert J. Keir of Tuition Plan Inc. says more than half of the 1,110,000 freshmen this year will use some form of credit to pay college bills.
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Robert J. Keir
Tuition Plan Inc
Titan III to boost heavy payload space missions
The Titan III program aims to lift 5 000 to 25 000 pound payloads, with two solid-fueled boosters and a liquid fueled core from Titan II. NASA plans Saturn C1 and C5 boosters for mid 60s and late decade moon flights, while Martin Marietta leads Titan II development costing 500 million to 1 billion dollars.
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Russia detonates fourth public nuclear test with megaton yield
Washington reports another atmospheric nuclear test by the Soviet Union with a yield of several megatons. Swedish scientists at Uppsala estimated around 12 megatons. The blast occurred at 2:02 am Eastern Time and was the fourth publicly detected test in the series, following August 5, 7 and 10 tests with varying yields.
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Russia
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Uppsala Seismological Institution
Sweden
$84,660 Grant Approved For Las Vegas Sewer Project
The U S Public Health Service approved a federal grant of 84 660 to Las Vegas for a sewer interceptor. Senators Alan Bible and Howard W Cannon announced the grant which covers part of a 289 880 project cost as the program aids sanitary facility expansion.
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US. Public Health Service
Las Vegas
Alan Bible
Howard W. Cannon
Nevada
Bole
Cannon
Public Health Service
Nevada Gambling Board Denies Licenses Over Illegal Wagering
The Nevada Gaming Control Board refused licenses for Ernest Remolif Henry Remolif and Lamar Bergen tied to the Silver State Racing Association in Las Vegas. Indictments in federal court for Henry Remolif and Bergen on wagering act tax violations influenced the decision. Other approvals included Abe Samuels at Tropicana Hotel Las Vegas Edward Levy at Sands Hotel Las Vegas and James Boris at New Frontier Las Vegas for various stakes.
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Henry Remolif
Lamar Bergen
Silver State Racing Association
Las Vegas
Bergen
Ernest Remoli
Chicago
Abe Samuels
Edward Levy
Seven Card Chinese Poker Backed for Nevada Casinos
Carson City reports the Gaming Control Board will recommend approval of seven card Chinese poker also called seven card pat hand poker to the State Gaming Commission. Ned Turner says it is another poker variation and Fred White backs the move. In the play, seven card hands are dealt then dice decide the banker, with hands handed out to players in sequence.
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Carson City
Nevada
State Gaming Commission
The
Gaming Control Board
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Ned Turner
Fred White
Northern Nevada Casino Association
Abortion, Vatican label clash amid U.S. Senate drug bill
Stoltz defends abortion in Phoenix while Vatican radio calls it a crime, as the Senate Judiciary Committee unanimously backs a Kennedy backed bill to grant broad authority against unsafe drugs. Sky Brothers flights in space normalize radiation risk, and Massachusetts mail-pouch hijack ends with $1,551,277 stolen.
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UPT
Senate
Judiciary Committee
Kennedy
Uncle Bob Stewart Arrested in Manila on Deportation Bid
In Manila Philip pines United States agents arrested Robert Stewart a 44 year old American born radio television host known to Filipinos as Uncle Bob on possible deportation orders from President Diosdado Macapagal. He faces alleged violations of election and radio control laws and corruption of public officials.
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Robert Stewart
Bob
Diosadado Macapagal
Stewart
Philippines
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