Shippers Break Talks as Labor Boss Urges Action
Negotiations in the Atlantic and Gulf Coast ship strike ended yesterday as James Reynolds returned to Washington to urge White House action. He plans to report to Wirtz, who may seek anti strike legislation for maritime unions to move vital goods and foreign aid. Meanwhile ILA negotiator Gleason accused Labor Dept officials of hinting at new laws, and Chopin defended existing laws amid calls to protect the nation. The NL Board sought a federal injunction to keep five ILA locals operating banana boats in New Orleans.
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Maine
Texas
Congress
International Longshoremen’s Association
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Department of Labor
Alexander Chopin
New York Shipping Association
Chopin
Gleason
New Orleans
National Labor Relations Board
Kennedy Budget Aims At Deficits In 1964 With Tax Cut Hope
The Kennedy administration sends to Congress a 1964 budget of about 99 billion dollars featuring a substantial deficit driven by the proposed tax cut. Treasury officials say deficits will continue next year even with the tax relief, while defense and space needs dominate spending and moon-landing goals are prioritized.
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Russia
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D-La
Vegas Narcotics Suspect Returned to Las Vegas Court
Willard C. Hastings, 24, was arrested in Utah on another offense and flown back to Las Vegas yesterday to face narcotics possession charges after missing a court date. Detectives Whitney and Manning delivered him to Las Vegas authorities. Detective Lt. Gulas said Hastings’ Utah conviction crime was unknown.
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Willard C. Hastings
Utah State Pententary
Mike Whitney
Ron Manning
Las Vegas
Paul Gulas
Hastings
Clark Speaks Here Saturday At Ox Bow Seminar
Walter Van Tilburg Clark author will headline a one day session for about 200 English and foreign language teachers from Nevada and neighboring states at Nevada Southern College Saturday. The event in the gym features Clark at 2 p.m. and a lecture by Dr. G. Robert Carlsen plus discussions on English and foreign language teaching from primary grades to college years. Registration is $1. Public invited.
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National Council of Teachers of English
Obituaries of Ernest Derry and Lawrence Rowntree
Ernest Jay Derry 60 died at Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital and will be buried at Forest Lawn Memorial Park in California. He lived in Lynwood California and worked as a cook at the New Frontier Hotel. survived by wife Catherine and daughter Joyce White of California. Lawrence F E Rowntree 75 died here. funeral set in Chickasha Oklahoma. A native of Texas, he was a retired saddler who moved to North Las Vegas a month ago. survived by wife Mary Alice, daughter Naoma Latham, son Max Rowntree, brother Roy, and nine grandchildren with three great grandchildren.
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Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital
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Forest Lawn Memorial Park
New Frontier Hotel
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Barbara
Las Vegas
Robert Lee
Miami
Lawrence E. Rowntree
Lawrence FE. Rowntree
Chickasha
Oklo
Palm Mortuary
Texas
Rowntree
North Las Vegas
Mary Alice Rowntree
Naoma Latham
Max Rowntree
Roy Rowntree
Dhen
Funeral services for Arthur Lee held at Bunker Brothers
Funeral services for Arthur George Lee aged 60, who died Tuesday at Sunrise Hospital, will be held at 2 p.m. Monday at Bunker Brothers Mortuary. The Rev. Ford Gilbert will officiate. Lee had been working at the time of his death. Cremation will follow the service.
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Sunrise Hospital
Bunker Brothers Mortuary
Ford Gilbert
Lee
Woman Fends Off Robber At Sammy's News Stand
A youthful would be bandit attempted to rob Dora Hughes at Sammy's News Stand on Sec ond Street near the Golden Nugget. He first entered at midnight and returned about 5 30 AM demanding cash but fled after a tense exchange and her call to police.
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Second Street
Dora Hughes
Khrushchev Calls Berlin a Free City Hopeful for Peace
Khrushchev spoke to East Berlin Communists urging a halt to polemics with China and a long grace period for a German peace treaty. He insisted Berlin be a free city under UN protection while warns against new Western disarmament talks until the Berlin issue is settled. He touted Cuba missiles withdrawal as peacemaker victory and pressed peaceful coexistence.
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Cuba
Shoplifters Get Stiff Sentences
Two young men pleaded guilty to shoplifting in municipal court and received fines totaling 400 dollars for merchandise valued at 1.53 dollars. Pierce Spillers, 21, of 716 N. C St., took meat worth 75 cents from a downtown market on Sept 29. James W. Armstrong, 21, an airman at Nellis AFB, was fined 100 dollars for leaving a supermarket with lunch meat and cheese under his jacket.
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Pierce Spillers
Walter J. Richards
Spillers
James W. Armstrong
Nellis Afb
New Trial Date Set for Abduction Case in Watts Retrial
Accused kisnaper Bobb Ray Watts, 24, will be retried here March 4 for the alleged abduction of California bar owner Arlene Van Note, 25, from South Gate and forcing her to Las Vegas on October 11. His first trial ended last Saturday in a hung jury.
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South Gate
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