Vegas Couple's Son Lost in Sea Tragedy
James Powers age 25, son of Mr and Mrs James Powers of Las Vegas, vanished Nov 6 after his 38-foot fishing boat Holi collided with Danish freighter Our boat just exploded in the main ship channel eight miles from San Francisco. Portell, a crewman from the fishing vessel, was rescued. fog hindered searches as Powers was believed badly hurt and unable to escape.
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Las Vegas
Coast Guard
James Powers
Garces
San Francisco
Golden Gate
Powers
Oakland
Marit Moersk
Mr. Power
Holi
Vincent J. Portell
Santa Marina
Mr. Powers
Reno
Young Powers
Joan
James Powers Jr
New Jersey
Marines
Bay Area
Low TWA Fare Rejected by CAB Between Los Angeles and Las Vegas
The Civil Aeronautics Board denied Trans World Airlines request to set a $13 jet coach fare on the Los Angeles to Las Vegas route. The agency suspended the tariff and will hold hearings. TWA argued reconsideration, saying factors were overlooked and suspension would hurt finances, but CAB found the fare too low for jet service compared with Bonanza and Western rivals.
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TWA
Bonanza
Western
Nevada tourism growth tied to industrial development
Gov. Grant Sawyer said tourism and industry can grow together in Nevada. Speaking at Fallon during the opening of two new plants, he emphasized a strong tourism promotion push while inviting out of state businesses to locate in the state.
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Fallon
Nev
UPI
Grant Sawyer
Nevada
Sawyer
Nevada proposes 17 at large state senate seats
State Sen James Slattery proposes that Nevada elect 17 senators at large. His plan would create 17 districts one per county, with candidates required to reside in their county, but elected by voters statewide.
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Reno
UPI
James Slattery
R-Storey
Nevada
Slattery
Legislative Bill Drafters Office
Carson City
Senate
Ex-Bookie De Franco Fined In Wagering Tax Case
Peter F. De Franco, once a Fresno bookmaker now in Las Vegas, was fined 500 dollars for failing to pay the 50 dollar wagering tax. He pled guilty to one count from an April 22 grand jury indictment. three counts were dismissed. Graber also pleaded guilty and awaits sentencing December 14.
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Fresno
Calif
UPI
Peter F. de Franco
Las Vegas
de Franco
Los Angeles
U.S
Graber
Pesticide Concerns Diminish at National Milk Meet
At the 48th annual National Milk Producers Foundation convention the panel said pesticide impact on milk is shrinking due to stricter policing and protective measures. Louis Arrigoni, R. J. Anderson, J. Kenneth Kirk, and H. F. Kraybill discussed actionable levels, testing limits, and sources of contamination around dairies.
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National Milk Producers Foundation
Louis Arrigoni
Seattle
Consolidated Dairy Products Co
R. J. Anderson
Washington, D.C
J. Kenneth Kirk
Washington, D. C
Food and Drug Administration
H. F. Kraybill
Public Health Service
Arrigoni
New York City
Los Angeles
Kirk
Anderson
Kraybill
E. E. Pederson
United Dairymen’s Association
A. Everette Macintyre
Federal Trade Commission
MacIntyre
National Milk Producers
Abtionbela
Flamingo Hotel
Sunfoto
Carlson urges fair profit share for Kansas farmers
Kansas Senator Frank Carlson urged the National Milk Producers Federation to ensure farmers receive a fair share of profits. He noted farm income fell from 17.3 billion in 1947 to 12 billion in 1960, then rose slightly, with 1964 about 3 percent lower than 1963, and farm share of the economy dropping from 3 percent to 2.5 percent in early 1964.
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Frank Carlson
Kansas
National Milk Producers Federation
Flamingo Hotel
Carlson
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