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Las Vegas Sun

Location

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1964

Page

23

Rockefeller charms Russians in private talks during visit

Moscow reports describe American financier David Rockefeller impressing Russian writers, scientists, and citizens during a week of discussions. Khrushchev invited him for a Kremlin audience on world tensions as Russians noted his simple dress and courteous manner contrasting with cartoons of capitalists.

Rockefeller Nikita S. Khrushchev Kremlin Moscow Leningrad Rockefellers Writers’ Club Mavyerick Yevgeni Yevtushenko Yeviushenko Chase National Bank Kenneth Galbraith Harvard India Yevtushenko

Japanese students pedal toward San Francisco on cross-country tour

Three Japanese college students ride from Los Angeles on the first leg of a cross country bicycle trek. Tamiya Naoi 22 Meiji University Toshio Kaneko 23 Hosei University and Toshihiro Ikeda 20 Senshu University study engineering law and commercial science. They depart Friday and will join more students in San Francisco for a Tokyo university sponsored trip.

Los Angeles UPI San Francisco Tamiya Naoi Meiji University Toshio Kaneko Hosei University Toshihiro Ikeda Senshu Tokyo

Chargers star Dick Westmorland weighed 180 pounds

San Diego star defensive back Dick Westmorland is noted as the lightest Chargers player at 180 pounds, highlighting his lean build on the team.

San Diego Calif UPI San Diego Chargers Dick Westmorland

Three Air Force Officers Die in Maryland Crash

Three high ranking Air Force officers Brig Gen Lawrence F Loesch Col Howard J Labrenz and Lt Col James Le Roy Tyson were killed when their two engine V3 plane crashed shortly after takeoff from Andrews Air Force Base in Maryland Loesch a Silver Star recipient and pilot for Gen LeMay on the Tokyo to Washington KC135 flight in 1958 served as director of supply and services Labrenz was an assistant for policy and Tyson worked in the Joint Chiefs of Staff plans division The crash details note the officers roles and their decorated service histories

Washington UPI Air Force Maryland Andrews Air Force Base Lawrence F. Loesch Meadville Howard J. Labrenz Grand Rapids, Mich James Leroy Tyson Pasadena Calif Gen Curtis F. LeMay Tokyo Panama Germany Loesch Lebranz Tyson Joint Chiefs of Staff

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