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Newspaper

Las Vegas Sun

Location

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1963

Page

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A Call for Careful Governance in a New State Era

A columnist urges restraint in politics and supports Governor Sawyer while criticizing a bill to merge the Legislative Counsel Bureau with the State Revision Committee. The piece defends Legislative Counsel Jeff Springmeyer, noting his 20 years of service and research work, and warns the plan could cost him his job.

Jeff Springmeyer Legislative Counsel Bureau State Revision Committee Assembly Senate Springmeyer Bureau

Udall defends grazing fee increase at cattlemen’s convention

Interior Secretary Stewart Udall argues the proposed grazing fee hike is necessary to address deteriorating conditions on government owned land. In an exclusive SUN interview he responds to Nevada rancher opposition and Gov. Grant Sawyer’s criticisms during remarks to about 3,000 delegates of the American National Cattlemen’s Association in Las Vegas.

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Bilbray Responds to Critics Over Tax Assessing Plan

Clark County Assessor James Bilbray attacked his opponents in the legislature over a four point plan to solve Clark County fiscal problems. The proposal would abolish the county assessor and transfer duties to state employees, risking local control and economic stability.

Clark County James Bilbray Bilbray Carson City

Neighbors Question Repossession Tactic At Auto Dealer

A Las Vegas Sun classified note recounts an Antona auto dealer pressuring an overdue customer with a taunting message about repossession. The customer replies that neighbors think it would be an easy trick, while the ad promotes selling unused items for cash.

Antona Auto Las Vegas Sun

Sawyer Attacks BLM Policy At Cattlemen Convention

Gov. Grant Sawyer condemned the Bureau of Land Management in a bitter opening address at the Nations Cattlemen Association annual convention. Secretary of the Interior Stewart Udall planned to defend the agency as about 3 000 delegates gathered for three days of speeches and panels. Ronald Reagan echoed criticism of grazing fee proposals prompting debate on federal land policy.

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Bonner Denies Retirement Amid Political Speculation

Former Deputy General Bonner denies plans to retire, stating he will continue his public service. The remarks follow questions about his future role and ongoing responsibilities.

Mediator Helps End Site Tie Up At Labor Dispute

A breakthrough in a labor dispute eased tensions as mediator efforts led to the return of workers to Reyneida Electric and Bio Engineering Co. Inc. The parties agreed to suspend pickets and the Air Regulation of tiv Atomic Energy Commission Labor Relations Panel will hear outstanding issues. No disciplinary actions were announced and crossers faced no retaliation. The compromise followed talks chaired by President Pemowres Local 72 representatives. Continued on Page 1.

Metiaia Rwhes Pemowres Local 72 Reyneida Eiectrica Bioneering Co. Inc Airreg Tiv Atomic Energy Conniesion Anterea

Commie Link Hinted in Plot Papers

Peru reports documents found on a Cuban government bediew indicate a link to a continental conspiracy. The foreign ministry says the papers were connected to an Inter-American Consultative Commission investigation. Further details awaited as officials confirm the crash context and related inquiries.

Commie Peru UPL Wias Cuba Toe Inter-American Consultative Commission On Ministry

Titan Missile Hits Target Near Wake Island

Vandenberg Air Force Base California launched a Titan I rocket carrying a 110 ton two stage ICBM. Preliminary telemetry reports indicate the second stage ignited and the reentry vehicle impacted the pre selected target area near Wake Island two hours after liftoff.

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Cop Breathes Life Into Tol

A relative of a eventh old infant says a police officer saved the child's life through mouth to mouth resuscitation. The infant Robert A Campbell was in critical condition at Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital. Edna Foster, the aunt, said the child fell and struck his head Sunday night and woke crying the next morning.

Robert A. Campbell Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital Mire Edna Foster

Lawmakers Eye Strong Civil Rights Measure in Nevada

In Carson City legislators study a robust Civil Rights Act to end employment and public accommodations discrimination in Nevada. The Clark County delegation backs amendments to 1961 law creating the Nevada Commission on Equal Rights, proposing declarations that discrimination is civil rights infringement and would affect hiring where openings exist.

Carson City Nevada Clark

British Voters Hope Up Pres Den Gaulle Face Britain

A garbled article notes British hopes for a president to counter de Gaulle and warns that a French veto could undermine SATO aid. A growing anti French pattern appears across five Commonwealth nations.

den Gaulle Britain

Plying Asation executive attacked by masked robber

A masked robber assaulted Homer Porman, manager of the Plying Asation, slashing his neck and grabbing cash. Police described the suspect as wearing a sweatshirt with a protruding neck, and the motive appeared financial.

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School Chief Solons Meet Clark County Officials

Clark County school superintendent talks with lawmakers on needs for new facilities and funding. Officials discuss priorities with Southern Nevada representation as Assembly Ways and Means plan potential funding.

Solons Clark County Nevada

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