Where Stand Where Stand
A Las Vegas reminiscence contrasts the magic of Broadway with the desert town’s enduring culture. The author recalls early theater days, legendary figures, and the era’s blend of glory and decline, noting how art triumphed over money and how Broadway’s spirit remains in memory.
New Life Hinted for Dead Reno Riverside Hotel
Reno officials discussed possible reopening of the Riverside Hotel after its closure for financial troubles. R B Furman said five parties show interest in acquiring the property but declined to name them or estimate needed funds. Obstacles include mortgage, creditor agreements, licensing, and Raymond Spector’s rental status.
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R. B. Furman
Northern Nevada Board For Trade
Raymond Spector
Reno Riverside Casino Operating Corporation
State Gaming Commission
Fuhrman
Cuban Prisoner Airlift Aims for Early Start
New York attorney James B. Donovan said Fidel Castro agreed to swap captives for about 53 million dollars in medicines and aid. Cuban Red Cross officials arrived to load ransom items onto planes and a ship bound for Cuba. The start date remained uncertain though Donovan said prisoners would be freed before Christmas and Morse indicated the first releases could come Sunday.
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New York
James B. Donovan
Havana
Fidel Castro
Cuban Red Cross
Cuba
Donovan
Robert A. Morse
American Red Cross
Washington
Radio
Fall in Bucket Kills NSW Baby
A nine month old North Las Vegas girl died from asphyxiation after toppling from her crib and submerging her head in a wash bucket of water and chlorine. Coroner M M Bishop listed the death as accidental. Mrs Sharon Ann Watring said she had just fed the child and the crib side had been left down.
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Las Vegas
M. M. Bishop
Sharon Ann Watring
Tawney Watring
Thief Falls in A Security Net
A strip hotel security guard was arrested early yesterday for trying to steal about $200 worth of filet mignon from the hotel kitchen. Casey Lee Trebuchon is in county jail after deputies caught him loading the steak into his car.
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Casey Lee Trebuchon
Medicine Mounts at Miami Dock
An immense cargo of medicines and relief goods gathered at Miami docks to aid 1,118 Cuban invasion prisoners. By morning, over 2,500 tons had arrived by air rail and road with more en route. Transport planes at Opa-Locka Airport and Port Everglades prepared to carry crates of baby foods drugs and medical equipment.
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Miami
UPI
Castro
Opa-Locka
Port Everglades
Runyon Classic Draws Dunes Crowd to Feet
The excerpt recalls excitement for a stage version featuring Bob Alda Vivian Blaine and Sam Levene with a nod to earlier triumphs at the Royal Nevada. The text then hints at Betty Dan and others following in the tradition of Guys and Dolls.
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Bob Alda
Vivian Blaine
Sam Levene
Royal
Nevada
Betty
Dan
Hoffa Jury Told to Stay With It After Deadlock
In Nashville the jury in James R. Hoffa’s $11 million conspiracy trial reported being hopelessly deadlocked. Federal Judge William Miller urged the panel to return to deliberations, stressing the case’s length, expense, and need for a verdict despite jurors holding firm convictions. Hoffa has kept two private planes ready.
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Nashville, Tenn
UPI
Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
Skybolt Missile Sees Sixth Test Success Amid Budget Doubts
The Skybolt missile scored its first success after six starts as a B 52 dropped a 39 foot flight at over 40 000 feet from Cape Canaveral. Despite the win the program faces presidential cuts while the Air Force seeks congressional support for continued funding and a new budget. President Kennedy and officials weigh next steps.
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Cape Canaveral
UPI
America
Air Force
Atlantic Missile Range
Kennedy
33 Hurt as Bus Hits Car in Fog Near Lovelock
A westbound Greyhound bus carrying 33 people struck a stalled auto on foggy Highway 40 near Lovelock Nevada. No fatalities. 34 injuries reported among passengers and car occupants, all treated at Pershing and Humboldt General Hospitals. Bus driver John Ray of Reno. car driver Larry Stachier, 21, Lindsay California.
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Nevada
Lovelock
UPI
Greyhound
Idaho
Pershing General Hospital
Humboldt General Hospital
Winnemucca
Pershing County
John Ray
Reno
Larry Stachier
Lindsay
Calif
University of Idaho
Debbie Reynolds Performs Unamplified Show at Riviera
Debbie Reynolds opened with I Wan na Be Happy, but the Riviera crowd of 1725 heard no amplification after the microphone failed. She nevertheless completed a 45 minute set, delivering a resilient, crowd-pleasing performance without sound.
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the Riviera
Debbie Reynolds
Debbie
Audi
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