Law Overhaul Urged After Newman Nevada Study
The Newman report on the University of Nevada calls for a revision of state law and the constitution to clarify authority between the university and the legislature. It notes autonomy for the university but asserts the legislature wields significant funding power, urging cooperation and modernizing archaic provisions.
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Newman
University of Nevada
Nevada
Frank. Newman
University of California School of Law
Board of Regents
Las Vegas Board Approves Bond Plan for New Classrooms
The Las Vegas board of education approves steps to finance new classrooms with multi million dollar bond issues as enrollment is projected to rise by at least 1200 next September from the 1952 53 level. Lee named head baseball coach at Las Vegas High as Diskin becomes 12 month athletic director. Harris recommended the changes. Separately attorneys for Pat McCarran and co defendants in the anti trust suit seek a venue change to Carson City, filing with Federal Judge Roger Foley.
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Las Vegas
Back Lee
Fresno State College
Las Vegas High School
Pat Diskin
Lee
Diskin
Board of Education
George E. Harris
Pat McCarran
Las Vegas Sun
Carson City
Roger Foley
Reno
Woodburn, Forman & Woodburn
Dear John Advice Column Delivers Workplace Etiquette
A reader asks how to handle a boss who bums money and smokes at work without risking jobs. The suggested reply urges nonconfrontational measures and humor to ease tension, recommending controlled drinking, avoiding insults, and a playful word association game to defuse conflict.
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John
Violence in Labor Strife Tied to Right‑of‑Way Contract
The account centers on a Missouri right‑of‑way project for a Missouri‑Arkansas Power Cooperative where Arkansas and Missouri Hod Carriers crews faced a mob near Ellington. Gunfire, rocks, and beatings damaged workers, including foreman and engine ere Lester Utley, as union tensions erupted into violence amid a National Labor Relations Board inquiry.
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ST. Louis
Potomac
National Labor Relations Board
Washington
Midwest
Missouri
Arkansas
Owen Langston
Missouri-Arkansas Power Cooperative
Ellington
Springfield
Highway 21
Lester Utley
Utey
Utley
Langston
Public stance on vice and censorship from a writer
In a sprawling critique the author defends smoking and drinking as personal choices while railing against movements to restrict them. He laments moral campaigns and warns that bans on cigarette ads or alcohol would not cure social ills, arguing individuals crave simple pleasures amid broader societal woes.
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Junior
Jimmy Walker
Tax bill expected with Kennedy style reforms
Treasury Secretary Dillon predicts a compromise tax bill similar to Kennedy's request. Publicity officer Powers urges Americans to know more science for informed newspaper reading. Jefferson County in Watertown digs out after 70 inches of snow, stressing snow storage problems.
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Washington
Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Kennedy
Houston
Space Center
John A. Powers
Watertown
N. Y
Jeferson County Defense
Interlands and Peace Corps on Reservations Question
A reader quotes a line about Interlands and part of the Peace Corps being used on reservations and muses if this signals an eventual concession for Custer's Last Stand. The fragment implies debate on federal involvement and regional policy shifts.
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Peace Corps
Inquiring Photographer Grips Phone Switch Over Reactions
Karen Gray and Norma Denton share frustration with the new number operation and busy signals. A Columbia housewife notes memory strain and potential blood pressure effects from the switch while a waitress dislikes the longer prefixes and remembers fewer digits.
Local voices on telephone switch over and personal phones
Ken Jones and Shipman, gas station attendants, discuss the telephone switch over. Edwin Adamson, an attorney, supports increased access to phones and fondly recalls childhood curiosity about telephones. The respondents express mixed but generally positive views on the change and future gimmicks.
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San Francisco
After Midnight Talk Shows Reveal Forgotten Voices
Across cities midnight shows invite public voices from the "little people" and forgotten men who rarely engage in public debate. Callers express clear anger at taxes and urban policy, revealing distrust of elites and a sense of powerlessness, with insight into regional concerns from Boston to Los Angeles.
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Boston
Los Angeles
New York
Barry Gray
Big Joe
Long John
Jerry Williams
Marve Barack
Soaper Sees Gambling Banter and 1963 Baseball Deals
A light column notes a pro football player admitting only cigarettes as bets and references training. It mentions baseball players signing 1963 contracts and pokes fun at work culture and cigars. The piece also jokes about helicopter use at home and the oddities of weather and grocery shopping.
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United Press International
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