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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1964
Page
10
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Western experts report shipments of complete guerrilla fighting kits from behind the Iron Curtain reaching Africa. Cargo includes automatic weapons, mortars, uniforms, field rations, medical supplies, ambulances, and even rebel flags aimed at expelling whites from Angola, Mozambique, Guinea and beyond.
The Republican Congressional Committee charges Democrats with breaking the law by pressuring federal employees for contributions to a $100 ticket Salute To the President dinner. Democrats deny wrongdoing and say they do not solicit on federal property.
Bonanza Airlines received the President's E award for outstanding export market development at a Washington luncheon. Bonanza is the first Nevada and first domestic airline to win the honor, with a blue and gold citation signed by Secretary Luther Hodges. Edmond Converse, Bonanza president, accepted the award as U S Travel Service chief Wont Gilmore praised the airline for expanding foreign travel to the United States.
Airman Ray S. Cordrey son of Oren R. Cordrey of Las Vegas Nevada is reassigned to Holloman AFB New Mexico for training and duty as a construction equipment operator. He recently completed USAF basic training here and is a Western High School graduate.
General forecast notes restlessness and progress through tough situations. Aries gains focus with kinship support. Taurus cautions on financial deals. Gemini seeks cooperation by showing interest in others. Pisces warns against risky investments. Moon Children urged to adjust attitude for peace.
John Frederick Cox was captured by police Sunday morning after noisy rooftop attempts to enter Norma's Pub at 1216 South Main Street. He is 26 and booked on burglary and burglary tools charges. police also hold a warrant linking him to a recent model home theft.
Parents in Clark County learned last weekend that K. C. Knudson junior high and John F. Miller elementary have new phone numbers 737-1866 and 737-2656 respectively. District officials urged calling Vocational Technical Adult Education at 384-7816 instead of the central office 384-9750.
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