Goldwater Returns to Washington as Presidential Candidate
Sen. Barry Goldwater, returning to Washington to pursue the GOP nomination, tells supporters at Dulles Airport he offers the American people a chance to vote for a conservative. He hobblingly arrived with a leg in a cast and rejects a face to face debate with rival Nelson A. Rockefeller.
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Washington
UPI
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Phoenix
Goldwater
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Arizonan
Los Angeles
Goldwater taunts Rockefeller in debate barb and Johnson talk
Barry Goldwater ridiculed Rockefellers for not debating him and suggested a clash with Rockefeller would resemble a Kennedy Nixon TV duel. He criticized Red China UN admission and urged debates with Johnson, citing Kennedy Nixon as an example. He expects delegates first, then campaign plans.
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Rockefeller
New Frontier
Goldwater
Rockefellers
United Nations
Johnson
Kennedy
Richard M. Nixon
Rare Leptospirosis Strikes Dogs in Whitemover Area
Health officials report four months of cases tied to dogs with lepto spiroisis in Whitemover. Vaccination and limiting dog contact are advised as three germ varieties affect cattle dogs rats and humans though human spread is rare. No human infections have been confirmed and the disease is considered under control after vaccination efforts by Dr. Hoentech and the County Health Board.
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Henderson
Gerhard W. Hoentech
Health Department
Hoentech
Whitemover
County Health Board
Ravenholt
Whitmeyer
Draft age exams set for all at Johnson ranch
President Johnson announced immediate pre-induction examinations for all eligible 18 year olds after a task force report showed nearly half of 306000 1962 preinduction examinees were disqualified for physical mental or moral reasons. He warned poverty drives the failures and said early exams will not hasten induction.
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Johnson Clty
Tex
UPI
Johnson
John F. Kennedy
W. Willard Wirtz
Congress
Sam
Secretary of Defense
Selective Service System
Belgrade Collision Kills 62
A high speed express ran a red signal in fog and struck a stationary passenger train near Belgrade injuring 162 people and killing 62. Rescue teams freed victims from 16 wrecked coaches eight derailed. Survivors described a jolt like an earthquake.
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Belgrade
UPI
Danilo Tadic
Russian Professor Jumps From Harvard Window Asylum Sought
Yuri Alekseyevitch Aseyev a Soviet philosophy professor from Leningrad University was seriously hurt when he leaped from a third floor Harvard room He is reported in satisfactory condition after surgery to remove his spleen and a scalp wound Two Russian embassy officials traveled from Washington to interview him State Department says he asked for asylum and will be given sympathetic consideration
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Cambridge, Mass
UPI
Harvard University
United States
Soviet Union
Washington
Yuri Alekseyevitch Aseyev
Leningrad University
City Hospital
Aseyev
Harvard
U. S
State Department
Obituaries for Walter R Jones Betty Corsentine and Martin Parker
Graveside services for Walter Robert Jones 78 of Las Vegas will be Tuesday at 9 am at Woodlawn Cemetery. He died at Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital and is survived by a daughter Mary Jones. Betty Louise Corsentine in Space 4 Las Vegas years dies and funeral is tomorrow at 11 am at Bunker Brothers Chapel with burial at Woodlawn Cemetery. She is survived by husband Jim a daughter and several relatives. Graveside services for Martin Parker 75 Henderson will be tomorrow at 10 am at Mountain View Gardens of Memory. He died August 5 and leaves two daughters and two grandchildren.
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Walter Robert Jones
Woodlawn Cemetery
Mr. Jones
Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital
Greensboro
Ala
Las Vegas
Chicago Milwaukee Railroad
Mary Jones
Alabama
Betty Louise Corsenting
Betty Louise Corsentine
Tonopah Highway
Space 4
Bunker Brothers Chapel
Glenn Tudor
First Christian Church
Woodlawn
Corsentine
Nevada
Martin Parker
National St. Henderson
Mountain View Gardens of
Ford Gilbert
Mr. Parker
Hills County
Tex
Henderson
Frances Mapp
Mary Jo Colegrove
Pope Paul VI Endures Raucous Welcome in Jerusalem
Pope Paul VI arrived in Jerusalem on a humble Holy Land pilgrimage but faced a mass of about 100 000 during the Stations of the Cross. Jordanian security clashed with crowds to shield the Pontiff as shops shattered and candles flickered through the church. He later rested in the apostolic palace after fatigue and canceled audiences with other church leaders.
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Paul VI
Viet
Holy Land
Jesus Christ
Calvary
Church of the Holy Sepulcher
Christ
Paul
Candies
Apostolic Palace
Gethsermane
Fire damages kitchen and dining area at North 8th Street home
Firemen spent about thirty minutes extinguishing a blaze that damaged the kitchen and dining area of the house at 1008 N. 8th St. Mrs. Michael Reed, who lives there with her husband and children, was frying potatoes and stepped out briefly. The grease boiled over and ignited the kitchen.
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N.8th St
George Contner
Michael Reed
Cuban group claims missiles in position near Cuba coast
The Cuban Sentinels of Liberty claim Fidel Castro’s regime has at least three 70 foot missiles ready to fire toward the United States on a farm five miles from the northern coast and 30 miles west of Havana. They say Soviets control the missiles and that nine more are stored in underground tunnels on the farm named El Carmen.
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Miami
UPS
Ex Re
United States
Cuban Sentinels of Liberty Group
Havana
Las Conte-Aguero
Cuba
el Carmen
el Cafetal de Frias
Mariel
First Negro Registers at Auburn University
Harold Alonzo Franklin, 41, became Auburn University’s first Black student as he registered under heavy guard and amid jeers from white students. Gov. George Wallace stationed state troopers to block federal officials, while Franklin moved through Magnolia Hall to secure a dorm and then registered at the library, with about 150 students watching outside.
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Auburn
Ala
Harold Alonzo Franklin
Auburn University
George ©. Wallace
Franklin
Magnolia Hall
Library
Eddie Takes Wife's Side Over Money
Miss Taylor seeks divorce from Fisher and an anticipated remarriage to Burton after lawyers arrived in Puerto Vallarta to discuss the split. She and Fisher are tied to a company expected to share in Cleopatra profits with a reported salary around 1 million dollars plus a share of profits. Estimates place her potential income from 10 percent of the film gross as high as 10 million.
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Puerto Vallarta
Mex
Miss Taylor
Fisher
Burton
New Year Wishes from the SUN Staff in Henderson
In a personal message, the SUN staff extend best wishes for the new year to Lorna and Bob Kesterson, Isabelle Mack, Bob Belz, Bryn Armstrong, Ruthe and Jim Deskin, Kenx hes, George Christner, Leonard Yelinek, and others. The note praises the SUN team, its advertising director, and longtime loyal staff, and thanks contributors who helped build the paper’s success.
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Lorna
Bob Kesterson
the Sun
Henderson
Bob
Isabelle Mack
The
SUN
Isabelle
Bob Belz
Helen
Bryn
Leola Armstrong
Ruthe
Jim Deskin
Kenx
Hes
George Christner
Elinor
Olin Johnsons
Leonard Yelinek
Mississippi
Bob Campbell
Bryn Armstrong
Joe McClain
Reno
Ken Jones
Ruthe Deskin
Jerry
Joyce
Barbara
Karen
Marilynn Mack
Mack
Nate
Bandits Belt Eva on Head During Club Robbery
In a 20 minute heist at a Miami Beach club suspects bound and gagged a couple while demanding a legendary ring. They retrieved the ring from a safe and fled after stealing $150 and a pearl earring. Eva Gabor was unharmed but rushed to St Francis Hospital.
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Brown
Miss Gabor
St. Francis Hospital
Miami Beach
Robbery Foiled at Hudson Gas Station on Las Vegas Blvd
Attendant Cecil Brown reports a masked man entered the Hudson Gas Station office at 11 15 p m Friday night and demanded cash but fled after learning the till was empty and the safe locked. Clarence Allen was present during the attempted hold up.
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Hudson Gas Station
Las Vegas Blvd
Cecil Brown
Clarence Allen
Oil and Gas Ventures Near Vegas Area
A noted independent oil and gas operator who drilled a nonproducing wildcat off Flamingo Road years ago is mentioned. Plans for a Palm Springs style spa may resume after Brown’s 1959 death, with Hot mineral water found at the site. Local Petroleum Corp. expands with new wells in Louisiana coastal areas amid broader holdings in California and Louisiana.
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Flamingo Road
Palm Springs
Brown
Local Petroleum Corp
Nationwide Oil and Gas
California
Louisiana
City Still Opposed to Health Plan
Las Vegas action voids ordinance for North Las Vegas on inspection fees while approving health board budget. City Atty cites lack of uniformity among entities and possible legal questions. Debate continues over which firms and mobile homes are subject to inspections and costs.
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Health Board
Sid Whitmore
Commission
North
Las Vegas
Boulder City
City Commission
Oran Grayson
Phil Mirabelli
Shooting Victim Escapes Into Alley After Wounding
Officers said the wounded man ran to a West Bonanza alley after being shot. Five officers at the scene included three uniforms and two detectives. ballistics will test all guns to match a slug from Turner. Turner and Mitchell are both noted to have prior criminal records.
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West Bonanza
Gulag
Turner
Gulas
Carson City
Mitchell
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