Johnson urges space drive tied to western resource development
Johnson frames national strength around natural resources water and human capital to power America in the space era. He touts leadership in peaceful space use and describes the Amargosa Valley Cooperative’s electric project serving nearly 600 families near Pahrump Death Valley and Jackass Flats with an Atomic Energy Commission link. He plans to fly to Washington after addressing the Las Vegas convention.
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Electrical workers dispute at Area 12 camp continues
About 160 union men reported to Camp Mercury for a second day but were denied transportation by Reynolds to Area 12 reporting point 42 miles away. Workers returned to Las Vegas as mediation seeks a master area agreement for test site crafts while carpenters in Jackass Flats stay off the job amid recent picket action.
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Camp Mercury
Reynolds
Area 12
Las Vegas
Westerday
Fenton
Nevada
Nuts Club
Ralph Leigon
Leigon
Ubor Front
Carpenters Local
Jackass Flats
Lands and grazing fees spark western land talk
Governor urges turning public lands to state use to aid towns and cities. Wyoming Woolgrowers president Joe Donlin warns grazing fee hikes threaten marginal sheep operators and Wyoming’s $76 million annual industry. Nevada rancher William Wright accuses the Bureau of Land Management of hampering cattlemen with rules, while Peter Marble of the Nevada Cattle Association warns a subsidy may become inevitable as distress grows.
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Wyoming Woolgrowers Association
Wyoming
Donlin
William Wright
Nevada
American Cattlemen's Association
Bureau of Land Management
Bureau
Wright
Alan Bible
D-Nev
Subcommittee
Bible
Peter Marble
Nevada Cattle Association
UAR Premier Accepts Invite to Visit Red China
Cairo sources report United Arab Republic Premier Aly Sabry accepted an invitation to visit Red China. Sabry, back from New Delhi, continues mediation efforts amid the Sino Indian dispute as part of neutralist nation initiatives.
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UPI
United Arab Republic
Aly Sabry
Red China
Sabry
New Delhi
Nevada Judge Tests Master Calendar Jurisdiction
The Nevada Supreme Court will consider whether Dist. Judge George Marshall may set the master calendar in Clark County while disqualified from criminal actions due to his son serving as District Attorney. Judge Marshall set a trial date for Jay R. Hoff Jr. for February 11 after transferring from Judge Zenoff with defense consent. The case prompts a state ruling on proper calendar-setting under the circumstances.
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Clark County
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Ted Marshall
Jay R. Hoff Jr
Dist
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Zenoff
Atty
Mike Wendell
Wendell
Supreme Court
Nevada panel urges state mental health department
A governor’s select committee recommends sweeping changes in Nevada mental health programs. It calls for a State Mental Health Department and a Community Health Service Act to guide and subsidize local programs. A majority report says care is not adequate and should be restructured. a minority urges delaying such legislation and favors county state cooperation before any transfer.
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UPD
Nevada
Department of Mental Health
All Tibetans Drafted for Compulsory Military Service
Authoritative sources report the Communist Chinese regime has drafted all Tibetans aged 14 to 42 for compulsory military service. Tibetan conscripts are said to be undergoing training in numerous military camps established by the Chinese army.
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New Delhi
UPT
United States to Send Food Aid to Algeria
The U.S. government announced it will ship 385000 tons of basic foodstuffs to Algeria, supplementing 35000 tons already sent earlier this month.
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UPI
United States
Algeria
FBI Trainer In Needles Boosts Local Fingerprinting Skills
Dick Duxton an FBI agent conducts a ten day intensive fingerprinting course for the Needles Police Department. The training, arranged by Chief Andy Jones and Los Angeles FBI chief W G Simmons, aims to update techniques and bolster a department with a young force while Needles remains a high earning town with many railroad workers. Jack Frost leaves ice in pipes but no hardships. motorists linger to enjoy milder days before continuing travel.
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Andy Jones
W. G. Simmons
Los Angeles
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Jack Frost
Frost Departing as Desert Temps Rise Past Record Lows
Temperatures begin to rebound after one of the coldest spells since 1949. Needles Municipal Airport listed a low of 23 above at early Saturday, with FAA Flight Service noting airport readings run slightly lower than city measurements due to elevation differences.
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FAA Flight Service
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Needles
Local Lady Receives Grand Lodge Appointment
Ione Fisher and Needles Drove No 41 announce a rare honor for Irene Miray named Supreme Color Bearer to the Supreme Junior Counselor of the Grand Lodge BPO Does. Installation of new Needles Drove officers is set for Saturday at 8 p.m. at the Elks Lodge. New city projects include a school building by Cecil May Construction and a hospital sign nearing completion.
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Needles
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Neddles
Grand Lodge
Iola Barnard
Idaho Falls
Idaho
B. P.O
Needles Lodge
Irene
BPO
Comine
Elks Lodge
Cecil May Construction Company
Hospital
Jack Richey
Monarch
Hospital confinement for Evelyn Shaver continues
Mrs. Evelyn Shaver remains hospitalized, having been in the hospital since last Thursday.
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Evelyn Shaver
City Council Meeting Delayed Due to D C Delegation
The city council will not meet this week as three members confer with Secretary Udall in Washington D C. The session is postponed and now set for Tuesday.
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Washington, D. C
City Hall Hosts Golfers Meeting With Planned Groups
A Saturday meeting at City Hall drew all golfers and a follow up for absentees is planned for Wednesday. Organizers aim to form groups. Needles reports a cold wave with frozen pipes and icy conditions. Lee Perry witnesses youngsters skating on his lily pond.
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City Hall
Lee Perry
Proceeds From Needles Theater Film Donate to Rescue Club
The Needles Theater movie proceeds go to the Needles Search and Rescue Club to fund essential equipment. The rescue unit remains a vital community asset.
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Needles
Needles Search and Rescuee Club
London Labor Leader Gaitskell In Critical Condition
London United Press International reports Labour Party leader Hugh Gaitskell remains in a critical but hopeful state after hospitalization with a severe viral infection. A Labour spokesman said he is a little weaker and not responding fully to treatment but recovery is hoped for.
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UPI
Labor Party
Hugh Gaitskell
Yeterday
Effer
Laborite
Jacy Clarke
Kaitskell
Public Auction Seizure Of Hi-Way Hotels Assets In Nevada
The U S Treasury Internal Revenue Service announces a public auction of Hi Way Hotels assets in Nevada for nonpayment of delinquent taxes. Items include assorted liqueurs wines spirits and mixers with 34 fifths of liqueurs and other alcohols, to be sold in groups or as an aggregate. Auction set for February 6 1963 at 1000 AM in Las Vegas.
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Internal Revenue Service
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Boulder City
Nevada
Internal Revenue Code
Young & Rue Moving & Storage
Coatt N Main
Las Vegas
DAVIS
Mdistrict
Hreisel Revenue
James H. Clark
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