Rightists Fight School Policy Over Textbooks And Radio
Debated at a school meeting a right wing faction led by Gene Sandusky contests trips for educators abroad and argues against shared or censored texts. They fault the Phoenix Study and Ford Foundation ties while pressing to keep slang dictionaries out and oppose teaching practices and age appropriate guidance.
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William Hathaway
Taylor
John Birch Society
Gene Sandusky
William Wingfield
John S. Park
Phoenix
Sandusky
United States
Ford Foundation
United Nations
Brown
Paul Revere
Nathan Hale
Patrick Henry
Tucker's Trial Can Continue
The Nevada Supreme Court allowed the Las Vegas murder trial of former North Las Vegas Mayor Horace Tucker to proceed in district court while his appeal for a change of venue is pending. The court dismissed Tucker's writ of prohibition and permitted trial proceedings to continue despite his claim of public bias.
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Carson City
UPI
Las Vegas
North Las Vegas
Horace Tucker
Nevada Supreme Court
Tucker
Dist
John Mowbray
Clark County
Gramby Andrew Hanley
Hanley
Grace S. Carter Widow Seeks Lost German Shepherd Hatari
Personal notice for Grace S. Carter widow seeking lost German Shepherd named Hatari. Describes dog as black and silver with female German Shepherd markings. Contact number 382-4624 or 88 6958 provided for returns.
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Grace S. Carter
John G. Canion
Hatari
Four Called To Testify by County Probers
Four witnesses testified before the Clark County Grand Jury in a half day session at the courthouse. The panel reviews affairs of the Clark County Sanitation District with Kent Faulkner Al Clemens Norman White and Don Adair named as witnesses.
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Clark County
Grand
Clark County Sanitation District
Walter Geary
Kent Faulkner
al Clemens
Norman White
Don Adair
Bandits Rob Salt Lake Bar for $44
An armed bandit and a companion robbed Joe's Bar at Highway 91 North and McCarran Street in Salt Lake City. They forced the bartender Louis Salomone and several customers into a booth, drank, then one robber jumped the bar, took folding cash from the register, and fled. Sheriff deputies reported no injuries.
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Salt Lake City
Joe's
Highway 91 North
McCarran Street
Louis Salomone
Ellis Ave
Ouster Approved By Most in GOP
GOP moves to replace national chairman Ray Bliss with a broad minded pick Ray Bliss gains support from Romney Scott Morton and Miller while Taft and others call for unity. Democrats caution the change as Bailey hopes for responsible leadership amid mixed reactions to the upheaval.
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Romney
Bliss
Goldwater
GOP
William E. Miller
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Thomas E. Dewey
Thurston B. Morton
Kentucky
Ray Bliss
Morton
Democrats
John M. Bailey
Republican Party
National Chairman Removal Sparks GOP Unity Debate
Goldwater urged unity as the Republican National Committee faced a challenge to Burch’s chairmanship. Bliss refused to back a change, saying he would only lead with Goldwater’s support and the committee’s request, warning a vote on Burch could weaken the party for years.
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Burch
Dean Burch
GOP
Phoenix
Ray Bliss
Ohio
Barry Goldwater
UPI
National Committee
Goldwater
Republican National Committee
Sen. Goldwater
Bliss
Man and wife freed after three day search
Neil G Buckwald and Marie Buckwald were released by federal agents after a three day hunt for a cache of 5 000 bogus hundred dollar bills failed. Mrs Buckwald faced a bad check charge from Peter Jaramillo and was released on 300 bail after the case was continued for plea. The couple had been jailed during the search at their Kay Place home.
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Neil G. Buckwald
Marie
Buckwald
Peter Jaramillo
LaFemme- Nevada Enterprises Inc
Decatur Blvd
Jaramillo
Buckwalds
Kay Place
Nevada Reaction Is Mixed
Nevada Republican leaders backed Goldwater early and strong and since the election say they supported Burch. Shaw said Bliss’s appointment was not a turnabout as Bliss was nearly chosen national chairman and had worked hard for Goldwater during the campaign.
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Nevada
Goldwater
Burch
Shaw
Bliss
Reactor Explodes In Test Aimed at Nuclear Power Proof
An Atomic Energy Commission spokesman described a test at a downwind site as part of Project Rover to prove nuclear power safe for space. The TNT transient reactor released energy within treaty limits but far beyond any prior transient test. Kiwi is a Rover component in a $5 million propulsion program for a manned U.S. moon mission.
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Atomic Energy Commission
ROVER
Kiwi
United States
AEC
Extremist groups push to disrupt Southern Nevada schools
Hank Greenspun warns that groups such as Americans for Constitutional Action and Parents for American Education aim to influence schools libraries and youth organizations using fear and harassment. He cites disruptions in Orange County and a forthcoming push in the Clear County School District. He urges vigilance against a potential local backlash against educators and officials.
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The
Birch Society
Americans For Constitutional Action
Parents For American Education
Ptas
Boy and
Girl Scouts
Welfare Budget Talks Highlight Nevada Shortfalls
Nevada faces welfare protection gaps as budget plans trim ADC grants and cut rehabilitation and APTD funds. State officials cite a modest four percent agency boost while Kerr Mills based funds may offset counties' medical costs for the indigent elderly. Governor Sawyer and Budget Director Barrett withhold specifics on cuts.
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Howard Barrett
Grant Sawyer
Budget Office
Emery
Kerr-Mills
Sawyer
Nevada
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