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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1963
Page
2
Khrushchev, during a six day East German visit, urged not to intervene in foreign affairs and warned against war. He addressed China and West relations, spoke on East Germany Poland borders and urged peace. He plans to return to Moscow for Sino Soviet peace talks.
Samuelson continues presenting the state's case against two operators. Keefer announces the hearing will resume from interruption with Defense Counsel W Albert Stewart Jr. cross examining main state witness Den Aikin, Gaming Board Auditor, in Las Vegas.
The speaker extols the meaning of Emma Lazarus words on the Statue of Liberty and asserts their enduring relevance to freedom. They urge unity across creeds and colors, celebrate the Fourth of July, and call for displaying Old Glory to mark true independence for all Americans.
Governors mayors and officials urge two minute bell ringing at 2 p m today in observance of Independence Day. The call traces to John Adams who urged ringing from coast to coast on July 4 1776 to mark the occasion.
Churches and the University of Nevada will ring bells for four minutes today as part of a nation wide Independence Day observance. Nye county hosts a rodeo in Tonopah with Elko featuring boxing and a bicycle drill, plus fireworks. Reno bans fireworks with a $600 fine and up to six months in jail. A Reno parade and barbecue are planned. Highway Patrol warns strict enforcement and urges careful driving.
The Bochum Institute reported identical signals for both manned and unmanned space missions making it impossible to identify the vehicle type launched. Spokesman said by 8:15 p.m. no signals had been heard since the initial 15 minute transmission, with Director Heinzkaminski known for tracking space activity and previously announcing Soviet takeoffs and landings.
Washington based reports show three parties opposed expanding an FCC probe into special press rates for private line telegraph and telephotograph services. The FCC Common Carrier Bureau American Telephone and Telegraph Co. and Western Union filed opposition to United Press International's petition for expansion.
Admiral David L. McDonald, new Chief of Naval Operations, said during an Asia tour in Taipei that Polaris submarines would operate in the Pacific within the next year or earlier. He noted no change in the overall U S commitment in the Pacific for the near future.
London report says that Britain's average white-collar worker earns more and bets less than last year. The Labour Ministry lists weekly wages at 59.17 dollars, with increases in spending on food rent taxes tobacco and liquor and a one shilling per week cut in betting.
Trial details reveal Dr Ward facing charges tied to earnings from Marilyn Rice-Davies and other women and alleged conspiracies to aid underage prostitution and unlawful abortions. Ward denies all charges as magistrate Gradwell hears testimonies describing a sordid case with no further big-name revelations.
The Houston School Board voted to admit Negro students to vocational education courses at San Jacinto High School starting Sept 1 and to create a new administrative post for a capable and well qualified Negro school administrator.
FBI found espionage paraphernalia in an apartment tied to the Balths and a Kennedy aide said more arrests are possible. Four principals remain jailed in D C without bond as removal hearings and possible death-penalty charges loom in New York jurisdiction.
Rapaport described Bean as conscious at the time of the act including the home entry assault and rape. The defense noted guilt awareness after the killing with testimony from psychiatrists and statements about his father. trial delays due to a holiday and further psychiatric rebuttal planned.
Brown feather wallet lost near Indian Springs A.F.B. Reward offered for its return. Contact Sanford D. Brickel Box 121 Indian Springs A.F.B. 879-0375.
U S officials view Khrushchev speech as two unlinked proposals while seeking a comprehensive global test ban. Britain and the United States favor a full ban or at least a underground test inspection pact, opposing any arrangement that ties a ban to a non aggression pact. The White House discussed the matter with advisers shortly after returning from Europe.
Delta Steamship Lines filed a 507000 damage suit in U S District Court against the National Maritime Union for losses tied to a labor dispute. Pickets were placed at ship gangways in New Orleans Houston and Galveston during the MEBA confrontation. The NMU staged port pickets amid a threatened nationwide strike before a Labor Department settlement resolved the MEBA clash.
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Readable fragments show apartments for rent or sale at 2105 So 15th CL 3 bedroom fenced yard with heat pump and utilities. Furnished studio at 2592 Sherwood with utilities paid. Mobile home parks with two and four bedroom options at Lake Mead Blvd and area codes. Vehicle and instrument listings include a 1942 Honda motorcycle and a 1961 MGA car plus a Fender amplifier. Contact numbers: 725-5799 642-4037 642-9819 878-5895.
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