Open Meeting Law Debate Faces Nevada Legislature
Gov. Grant Sawyer asks Nevada lawmakers to tweak the 1960 Open Meeting law to clarify that informal deliberations with advisors do not violate the statute. He argues the intent was to forbid private conferrals, not all private discussions. The issue comes as officials must serve a democratic public, while newspapers must uphold their duties.
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Sawyer
Reno
State Highway Board
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Ten Years Ago Bonanza Vice President Appoints Executive
Henry NFW Bonanza vice president in Converse announced the appointment of G Robern as executive vice president. Robern has been with the firm since April 1952 and involved in land and governmental affairs. Beliores Bonahbra operator of the Tutt Mot e was elected president of the Las Veras Mote tion. Officers elected included Louis Smr as president C W Swor second vice president H Mi treasurer Betty Seibert secretary Ree tner board member Tim Noiiner board member and Mrs Lloyd 8 Johns.
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Louis
C. W. Swor
H Mi
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Reetner
Tim Noiiner
Lloyd
Johns
Clark County
Washoe Cour
Nevada Motor License Pirates
Counsessor
M C. Oglesby
Western
Orles
Almanac notes and historic events on January 26
Almanac entry for Saturday January 26 1963 notes Gen Douglas MacArthur born 1880 and key historical moments including Jefferson library purchase 1815 Michigan statehood 1837 Louisiana secession 1881 Yankees purchase 1948 valued at 3 million dollars. It ends with a Mencken quote about dullness and certainty.
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Jupiter
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Thomas Jefferson
Library of Congress
Michigan
Louisiana
Larry McPhail
Dan Topping
New York Yankees
H. Mencken
Soaper Says Mona Lisa Smile and Home Fixes
A humorous column notes political disputes and media edits over a hair-do and do it yourself week end projects. It jokes about meddling critics and stresses everyday worries from retirement to home props and social events.
Al Capp's Senator Kennedy Fans At Washington Club
A crowd at the Women's Press Club in Washington hailed Senator Teddy Kennedy as a leading rookie, with jokes about Abraham Lincoln Mark Twain and Franklin D. Roosevelt. The spoof discussed historic speeches, Will Rogers and past presidents, poking fun at inaugural orations.
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Washington
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Richon
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Abraham Lincoln
Gettysboro
Mark
Newspapers Proclaim Loss of Distinctive Voice in Strike
Robert Ruark laments the New York newspaper strike and the eroding impact of radio television and out of town papers on news culture. He notes the absence of familiar critics and ads the personal connection to print and the risk to workers and livelihoods.
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Verieved
Pressert
New York
New Yorker
Coul
Providence
Behind the Kennedy anti strike mediation breakdown tale
The article details how labor leader George Meany and Van Arsdale met with strike chiefs led by Teddy Gleason to influence a presidential move on the longshoremen strike. It notes possible congressional actions like anti-featherbedding laws and a waterfront strike ban, referencing Canada’s prior measures and the planned mediation board that eventually produced a tentative contract by January 20.
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Bee
Congress
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Meany
New York
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Central Labor Council
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Teddy” Gleason
Arl-Cio
Kennedy
Canada
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Goldwater
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Harvard
Dockwallopers
Ted Kheel
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Shipping Association
Kheel
Can Merchant Marine Institute
National
Maritime Union
Commodore
Presteight
John Kenneth
Corse
Nevada Voices for Red Rock Canyon Hike and Tahoe Park Funding
In Clark County Nevada residents urge action to back a Tahoe Park project costing five hundred thousand dollars and to secure a one third interest in Red Rock Canyon. They argue Las Vegas and Southern Nevada deserve a museum and park, pushing state support toward local needs.
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Red Rock
Las Vegas
Red Rock Canyon
Representative Boulton Defends GOP Foreign Affairs Picks
UPI reports Frances P. Romo defends five anti foreign wars Republicans named to GOP vacancies on the House Foreign Affairs committee. She says they are honest men who will work hard to solve problems.
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Frances P Boulton
Romo
House Foreign Affairs Committee
You Cant Push the Button in Fail-Safe World
Art Buchwald reviews Fail-Safe noting a fictional scenario where misfires and clever safeguards could still spark war. He says even with many protections the risk of accidental or deliberate conflict remains, yet the Kennedy family locks and multi‑level controls make a sudden push unlikely.
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