Pleasant ramble through city life and a mistaken Buick prize
A light column recalls a hospital fire evacuees on the lawn and a power outage solved by a helpful operator. It follows Showboat Hotel prize confusion when Marion Ladewig is mistaken for the Buick winner as Las Vegas bowling events unfold.
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Rollickin
Rick Richardson
M. Ladewig
Ave. H
Rick
Marion Ladewig
Grand Rapids
Marion
SUN
Las Vegas
Westhill Lanes
Mickey Ihlic
Chicago
Slayings in a New Jersey tavern by two gunmen
In Lodi New Jersey two gunmen forced a veteran officer and his rookie partner to undress and were then killed in a tavern named Angels Lounge. Four women and a man attended as material witnesses while authorities pursued Tarantino and Falco. Cassarino faced charges as a witness in a related NY slaying.
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Lodi, N.J
UPL
Peter Voto
Garry Tedesco
Tedesco
Angels Lounge
Tom
Tarantino
Falco
Anthony Cassarino
New York
Norma Jaconetta
Paterson
Pat Miles Falco
Sally Vander Vliet
Rutherford
Patricia MacPhail
The
New York Times
Greenwich Village
New York City
Munos
East River
Cassarino
Goldwater weighs 1964 run as January decision nears
Sen. Barry Goldwater said he will decide by January whether to seek the 1964 Republican presidential nomination. He would quit the Senate if he runs, and named Nelson Rockefeller as another top contender during a U.S. News interview. In Nevada a daylight robbery at Nevada Savings and Loan left $6,713 taken, a knife used, and a blond male bandit in his 20s fled a Las Vegas branch with a brown paper bag.
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Washington
UPI
Barry Goldwater
Arizona Republican
New York
Nelson Rickefeller
Goldwater
Senate
Las Vegas Boulevard South
John McCarthy
Bob Cleveland
Myrna Martin
Jansen Drive
Lumet Released After Bottle Tranquilizer Mix
Sidney Lumet was discharged from St Vincent's Hospital after a weekend coma caused by seven vodkas and a Miltown followed by a tranquilizer. The divorced director said the episode resulted from a four day business dispute and his own “idiocy.”
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New York
UPI
Sidney Lumet
Gloria Vanderbilt
Stt. Vincent's Hospital
Lumet
Pasternak Applies to Buy 1 Percent of Riviera Hotel
Joseph Pasternak 62 of Los Angeles filed with the Nevada Gaming Commission to purchase a 1 percent stake in the Riviera Hotel Las Vegas for 20000 dollars. The commission also logged two other license requests includingMatthew Rulis seeking 90 percent of the Derby Sports Book for 40000 dollars and Henry Simpson asking for resident manager license at Ranchina Motor Lodge in Ely with no investment.
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Carson City
Eisenhower and Truman Endorse Test Ban With Reservation
Former presidents Eisenhower and Truman voiced support for the nuclear test ban treaty. Eisenhower urged the Senate to attach a reservation preserving the right to use nuclear weapons in war, arguing it could ease the arms race. Truman gave his complete approval and called Kennedy to say he supported Senate passage.
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Washington
UPL
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Harry Truman
GOP
Senate
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Eisenhower
United States
Administration
Truman
J. William Fulbright
Senate Committee
Kennedy
Miners Freed After Two-Week Entombment in Pa Shaft
Rescue teams finished enlarging the escape hole 309 feet 2 inches underground at Sheppton to reach miners Dave Fellin and Henry Throne. Fellin urged the crew to finish up and go all the way to the surface as Gordon Smith supervised the operation.
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Sheppton
UPI
Dave Fellin
Henry Throne
Fellin
Gordon Smith
Argentine Soccer Star Alfredo Cleared to Play
Shortly before his release Alfredo told United Press International he was perfectly all right and hoped to play against Sao Paulo tonight. The Rebels promised him a spot in the Little World Cup series game but asked him not to reveal his release timing.
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United Press International
Sao Paulo
Weather Update With A Hot Plains Day Ahead
Partly cloudy today with possible afternoon and evening thundershowers. Gentle winds rise near showers. High near 100, low 73. Yesterday hit 100/74. Noontime humidity around 20 percent. Sunrise 6 08, sunset 7 16.
Night prowlers kill woman in Spring Lake NJ
The wife of the Chilean consul general in New York City, 65 year old Lucy Greg, was bludgeoned to death in her Spring Lake residence. Police said two men broke in during the night and bound the maid. a woman accompanied the pair.
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Spring Lake, NJ
UPI
New York City
Spring Lake
Lucy Greg
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Harry
Castroites
Alfredo
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Eenes
Enenne Comics
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