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Newspaper

Las Vegas Sun

Location

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1963

Page

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Leibling Praises SUN Reports From Las Vegas and London

In a New Yorker January feature, A J Leibling cites SUN Las Vegas reporting and coverage from The London Observer and Wall Street Journal during the New York strike. He highlights SUN stories on the ministerial association weddings, alternate jurors in a murder case, and a dynamite clad robbery suspect nabbed in Las Vegas.

A. J. Leibling New Yorker New York Las Vegas Sun The London Observer Wall Street Journal Leibling Vegas

17 Year Old Traced From Dallas Arrested Here

FBI agents arrested 17 year old William W Cecil of Corpus Christi Texas in a downtown hotel after tracing him from Dallas. He is accused of taking 30 000 in endorsed checks from a Republic National Bank of Dallas guard during a Dec 31 robbery. Cecil had travelled to Dallas, Fort Worth and Las Vegas before ending up in this city. A federal warrant was issued Jan 8. Cecil appeared before U S Commissioner A G Brad with bond set at 25000.

Texas FBI Dallas Dean W. Elson William W Cecil Corpus Christi Texas Elson Cecil Corpus Cristi Republic National Bank F

Castro Calls Latin Revolt to Drive Change in Americas

Fidel Castro urged Latin American peoples to rise up and unleash mass mobilization to achieve national goals. He contrasted Algeria and South Vietnam with Cuba and claimed experts in statistics matter less than experts in revolution the art of sending masses to battle.

Havana IUPI Fidel Castro Latin America Algiers South Viet Nam Cuba Castro All America Women’s Congress

Inside the Jail Drumbeat and Public Smog Warnings

The author denies jail time but warns of prison dynamics like a single inmate starting a disruptive chain reaction. He recalls discussing smog concerns with officials after a hotel incident and notes ongoing efforts to alert authorities. Page continued.

Johnson urges rural electrification push for Nevada area

Vice President Lyndon Johnson told about 8,000 delegates at the National Rural Electric Cooperative Association convention that Amargosa Valley in Nevada illustrates the need to expand government sponsored rural electrification. He urged marshaling resources to maintain American leadership and outlined the program’s future role.

Johnson Lyndon Johnson National Rural Electric Cooperative Association Las Vegas U.S Mike Gordon Amargosa National Rural Electric Cooperative Assn America

Western High Closes Again By Cold Rooms

Western High School closed for a second day due to faulty heating systems. Clark County School District officials cited mechanical failure pipes and power outages as causes while maintenance staff investigate.

Western High Clark County The SUN Western High School Stanley Phillips

Secret Thor Agena Satellite Launched from Vandenberg

The Air Force announced a new secret satellite launch from Vandenberg Air Force Base using a Thor Agena booster. The description noted only that the mission involved a secret satellite, possibly from the Discoverer series, with no further details released.

Vandenberg Air Force Base Calif Upi Air Force Pacific Missile Range

Mediator Fails to End Test Site Labor Woes

A federal mediator at the Nevada Test Site held talks with representatives from the Atomic Energy Commission Reynolds Electrical and Engineering and International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local 357 as separate sessions were planned. Despite hopes for an equitable solution, pessimism lingered about an early resolution as Reynolds and surrounding parties continued their tug of war.

Nevada John Fenton Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service Atomic Energy Commission Reynolds Electrical and Engineering Co, Inc International Brotherload of Electrical Workers Local 357

Governor Joins Battle Against Graze Fee Hike

Governor Grant Sawyer backed western ranchers and sheepmen opposing a proposed rise in grazing fees on federal land. He warned the fee change would push cattle and sheep operations off marginal federal land reserves, reducing production and Nevada’s revenue. He urged the Senate public lands subcommittee to consider the economic impact on the state’s livestock industry.

Reno UPL Grant Sawyer Federal Land Reserve Senate Public Lands Nevada Helso Department of Interior

Chicago Fire Takes Four Lives

A South Side blaze killed four people including two young sisters Diana Schacht 3 and Patricia 11 and two women Anna Masek 60 and Helen Schelhamer 57. All died from smoke inhalation with bodies recovered in the third floor washroom and other apartment areas. Diana had been staying with Mrs Masek while Mrs Schacht was at a hospital for childbirth.

Chicago UPI South Side Diana Schacht Patricia Anna Masek Helen Schelhamer Diana Mrs. Masek Mrs. Schacht

Canyon Victim Details Sought

Sheriff's deputies probe the death of 60 year old Ray Gottbeut whose body was found near Red Rock Canyon. Investigators ask Clark County residents with any background information to come forward. Page 2 continues.

Sheriff's Deputies Jane Red Rock Canyon Clark County Ray Robert Gottebuet

Judge Orders Dockmen To Unload Banana Ships

Upland U S District Judge Frank B Ellis ordered five ILA banana handling locals to honor an unsigned contract and unload ships despite a strike. A hearing was set for 9 36 a m CST as union lawyers seek a stay from the Fifth Circuit.

New Orleans UPLD U.S Frank B. Ellis International Longshoremen’s Association Gulfport Miss Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals Ellis Seymour Waldman New York National Labor Relations Board NLRB ILA General Cargo ILA Maine

Khrushchev Eases West Pressure on German Peace Talks

In a two hour East Berlin speech Khrushchev urged no Western disarmament deal before Berlin and Germany are settled. He avoided new ultimatums while noting the U S possesses about 40 000 hydrogen bombs and warheads and the Soviet Union has enough.

Berlin UPI Nikita Khrushchev West Communist Party East Berlin Khrushchev United States Soviet Union Soviet

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