Record Cold Grips Nation as Death Toll Rises
A severe cold wave spreads from the northern Rockies to the plains bringing plummeting temperatures and heavy winds. Deaths blamed on cold reach at least 68 across regions including New England Texas Illinois Oklahoma Indiana and Colorado, with frigid readings from Minnesota and Wisconsin to Illinois and Missouri.
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Texas
Hinois
Oklahoma
Indiana
Colorado
Michigan
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Iowa
Missouril
Hibbing
Minn
Duluth, Minn
Minneapolis - St. Paul
Madison, Wis
Milwaukee
Suspect Nye Held In Slaying After Las Vegas Ride
Police linked Nye to a Phoenix murder through fingerprint evidence and a Las Vegas to Phoenix ride. An ex-shipmate told officers Nye beat a man at a motel, then Nye denied the stabbing of Mrs Doctors but admitted fleeing upon learning of the murder charge.
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Phoenix
Nye
Las Vegas
Smith
Susan
West Phoenix
Navy
Striking Carpenters Return to Atomic Test Site Work
At the Riviera Hotel a wildcat carpenters strike ends as all but three of a dozen carpenters report back at the atomic testing facility 65 miles away. The dispute began with 160 carpenters seeking travel pay. 12 stayed out. Meanwhile 165 electricians remain off the job after six days demanding bus transportation and travel-time pay.
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Riviera Hotel
Here
International
Meredith University Probe Clears Walker in Riot Case
The university investigation concluded without indicting former Major General Edwin Walker. One indictment was returned for a stolen car brought across state lines. Walker and 10 others faced charges of insurrection and interfering with federal officers.
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Meredith
Edwin Walker
Walker
Wool industry leaders warn Congress may scrap farm programs
Cooley warns Congress might write off farm programs if farmers do not cooperate, while Penrose B. Metcalfe of the AWGA urges broader wool industry support. Metcalfe cites the Wool Study Group in London and calls for an adequate budget to meet world problems. Cooley traces past efforts to reduce surpluses and costs and forecasts higher lamb and wool prices in 1963. The 1963 marketing year will shift to a calendar year from April through December.
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Agriculure
Cooley
Penrose B. Metcalfe
AWGA
London
Metcalfe
Agriculture Department
Critics Debate Abstract Art’s Value and Clarity
Critics split on abstract art’s meaning with some arguing it conveys mood and innovation while others say it confuses viewers. The discussion centers on whether the artwork communicates effectively or relies on subjective interpretation.
Nevada budget study gains expert for Finance Committee
Nevada lawmakers prepare for a record budget with Gordon Pratt from the legislative auditor's staff assigned full-time to the Finance Committee to research fiscal matters. Party caucus decisions shape Senate and Assembly leadership as debates over committee assignments continue.
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Legislative
Charles Gallagher
White Pine
Senate
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R Lyon
B. Mahlon Brown
D-Clark
Floyd Lamb
D-Lincoln
Paul Laxalt
Laxalt
L. E Tyson
Las Vegas
Chester Christensen
Sparks
Democrats Assembly
Ways and Means
James Bailey
R Washoe
Cee Swode
Rwashoe
R. Guild Gray
R Clark
James Wood
Communist party chief re election announced amid border blast reports
The Communists announced BLAST ter s re election as party chief. A West Berlin border patrol officer heard an explosion at about 3 15 am but the Soviet Embassy spokesman called reports that Khrushchev or Ulbricht were endangered nonsense.
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Ter
West Berlin
Khrushchev
Ulbricht
Ambulance Plunges In Flooded Creek
An ambulance left the road and plunged into an 11 foot deep creek near Richton Mississippi. By the time a wrecker arrived the creek had risen six feet and the vehicle could not be found. The driver Clyde Woullard scrambled to safety.
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Richton
Miss
UPI
Wrecker
Clyde Woullard
Notable Las Vegas Daily Staff Roster and Publishers Notice
A Las Vegas based newspaper lists staff and executive roles including H M Greenspun as president and treasurer and Bryn Armstrong as executive editor. The paper states publication at 900 South Main Street Las Vegas Nevada and notes affiliations with national press bodies and circulation details.
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H M. Greenspun
Ray Germain
Numan Whiie
Barbara Greenspun
H. M.greenspun
Ruthe Deskid
Bryn Armstrong
Joe McClain
Samara Ani Merva
C. D. James
Bob Belz
Morvell Wood
Deb Coakley
Las Vegas Run, Inc
South Main Street
Las Vegas
Nevada
Vegas
Allen Kiapp Co
Antengo
Detroit
New York
San Rancisco
United Press Internations
Nevada State Press Association
American Newspaper Publisher's Association
California Newspaper Publishers Assocation and Audit Bureau of Circulation
Air Assault Division plans rise as Army seeks more aircraft
Plans propose an air assault division using helicopters and fixed wing aircraft to leap frog battalions to battlefields. The Army would receive 522.1 million dollars for new aircraft under Vinson's bill, boosting its current appropriation. Navy and Air Force expect more jet fighters and a possible new intercontinental transport plane. The overall bill requests about gg billion for new aircraft, nearly 3.9 billion for missiles and 2.3 billion for warships, with missile and ship totals reduced due to completed programs and a paused carrier build.
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Navy
Air Force
Army
Vinson
Atlas
Titan
Why Do Pigs Bite Tails Survey Asks
British Oil and Cake Mills Ltd has sent over 3,000 questionnaires to farmers to learn why tail biting among pigs is rising. David Bellis, the firm’s chief pig adviser, warns tail biting could produce a population of Manx pigs if unchecked.
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London
UPI
British Oil and Cake Mills Ltd
David Bellis
Public Auction Sheds Light on Nevada Auto Wrecking Sale
Public notices announce a lien sale by Nevada Auto Service Henderson Nev. A 1956 Ford 2 door hardtop with unknown owner Gale listed for February 5 1963 at 2000 Burns Drive Pittenan New Bigned. Ina Estes Nevada Auto Wrecking Pub January 22 1963 February 4 1963.
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Henderson
Nev
WO Am
Burns Drive
Pittenan
New
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