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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1963
Page
15
Dartmouth College in Hanover New Hampshire admitted 148 women to its first summer session joining 153 men. The eight week program marks a temporary shift from its long standing male only tradition though the school plans no bachelor degree offerings for women at present.
The U S Chamber of Commerce ponders July 9 as Deliverance Day marking 52 percent of the year elapsed and the 52 percent corporate tax rate. Edwin P Neilan proposes celebratory gifts and jokes about corporate executives including an executive decision maker and an executive jigger with doses tied to promotions and tax checks.
C. W. Gore, 47, of Neder land Texas, was stung on the finger while working in his yard on June and has been in a Port Arthur hospital since then. He was moved to the Houston Veterans Administration hospital in a deep coma.
Nearly 30,000 Jehovah's Witnesses gathered at Milwaukee County Stadium for the second day of an eight day convention expected to reach 50,000. Speakers described Jesus as the son of God while emphasizing door to door preaching and a message of unity across races and nationalities.
Ada Tilley 81 left nearly all of her 182000 estate to fund treatment for sick cats in Aberdaron Wales. Her niece Doris Williams who cared for her for eight years was cut out of the will, provoking hurt.
NEA leaders held a news conference amid a Utah dispute over funding for education and a walkout threat by the Utah Education Association. The NEA may impose a national sanction to signal unfavorable conditions to its 860,000 members while investigations and meetings continue.
Durham University students council urged establishment of a birth control advice bureau to safeguard students against the pressures of social life in a special report from Durham England. The proposal aims to provide education and guidance within the campus community.
Governor Edmund Brown announced a California Civil Rights Task Force to target racial discrimination in state jobs and licensed businesses. The group will prepare anti discrimination orders, reform state hiring, and campaign with industry, labor, religion, politics and media to promote equal opportunity. The plan follows a stalled legislative bill to suspend licenses of discriminating firms.
Fort Niagara near Youngstown New York the oldest active fort in the United States has been retired from military service. A cannon salute and bugle call marked the end of its role guarding the Niagara River mouth. It was declared excess under General Order 67 by Capt. Robert S. Bailey.
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