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Las Vegas Sun

Location

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1964

Page

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Sawyer's Special Session Opens in Nevada

The 10th Nevada Legislature special session opens with Gov. Grant Sawyer seeking 2.5 million more for growing student numbers and for Lake Tahoe park land purchases. The park plan envisions 19 000 acres across Ormsby Washoe and Douglas counties costing 10 to 15 million, with appraisers valuing land near 7.45 million. Sawyer promises no new taxes and aims for a bi state Tahoe park scheme with California, though support is limited.

Carson City UPS Nevada Grant Sawyer Lake Tahoe Park Assembly Democrats L. E Ty) Tyson Las Vegas Norman Glaser D-Elko Sawyer Tahoe Ormsby, Washoe and Douglas California

A Day in the Life of an Aging Columnist

An aging columnist muses on vanity and readers while describing a quirky home remedy for colds. He jokes about writers in the gaming world, laments public attention, and lists a brew using tea, lemon, honey, and assorted wines from various locales.

Ruthe Deskin Lovelock Italy

Truman Backs Glenn Foe in Ohio Senate Fight

Former President Truman urged Glenn foe Young’s defeat in the Ohio Senate race, signaling Democratic splits as about 700 party members plan to meet in Cleveland to decide endorsements. Coleman notes most leaders publicly back the nominee, while debate rages over timing and past Kennedy Johnson program loyalties.

Truman Young Cleveland Senate Glenn William L. Coleman

Cabinet Shuffle Prepared

Sources say Indian Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru suffers hemiplegia and slight stroke effects as doctors order left side exercises. A medical team including Dr. J. D. R. Cameron examined him and reported progress. He is unlikely to attend the February budget session of Parliament.

New Delhi UPS Jawarharlal Nehru Nehru J. D. R. Cameron Royal College of Physicians Cameron Edinburgh Scotland India The Royal College

Mirin Seeks PSC Hearing After Court Action

Nevada cab firm owner William Mirin seeks a Public Service Commission hearing for an operating certificate with a Jan. 31 target date after District Judge Richard Waters dismissed his injunction petition for now. The case involves Mirin's license, county permits, and past fines, amid ongoing charges and county actions.

Cab Company William Mirin Nevada Public Service Commission Richard Waters Carson City Clark County One-Cab Company PSC Waters Mirin Robert List Reno Harvey Cal Justice of the Peace Tom Pursel

Las Vegas NAACP Accuses Police Chief of Racial Prejudice

NAACP head Rev. Marion Bennett filed a citizen complaint with the Las Vegas Civil Service Board alleging Police Chief Leo Kuykendall endorses biased treatment of Black inmates and that prisoners are brutalized or kept in harsh conditions. City officials expect no action without specific charges.

Las Vegas Leo Kuykendall Marion D. Bennett National Association For the Advancement of Colored People Civil Service Board City of NAACP Kuykendall Bennett Civil Service Civil Service Oran Grayson

Standstill in U S Panama relations and aid halt

Diplomatic ties between the United States and Panama stall as aid programs stay paused. Embassy staff in Panama City evacuated or limited to a skeleton consular presence in the Canal Zone. Panama has been a major aid recipient, with billions in economic assistance and large infrastructure projects under the Alliance for Progress.

Washington UPI United States Panama Panama City Canal Zone U.S Latin America Alliance For Progress

Sinatra Jr Arrives in Britain for Three-Week Tour

Frank Sinatra Jr and the Tommy Dorsey Band flew from New York to Britain for a three week concert tour. He said he hopes to be a hit but is nervous. He was kidnapped last month and released after his father paid 240000 dollars in ransom.

London UPI Frank Sinatra, Jr Tommy Dorsey New York Britain Sinatra

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