Rendezvous Lounge opens in Vegas with Harvey Rose decor flair
A new Strip venue REN DEZVOUS at 3291 LV Rivd So opens with Harvey Rose of Sherman Oaks California leading the interior design. The Lavender Hollywood style spaces promise late night appeal and atmosphere valued by patrons, with several other high profile venues in the area noted for their ambiance.
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LV Rivd
Colonial House
Vegas
Intenor
Harvey Rose
Food Service
Sherman Oaks
California
Harvey
la Scala
Kennedy Ream
Beverly Hills
LA “Palmer House
Hollywood
Mencarelli
Dinia
Sunrise Cedars
Nellis Blvd
S.C
Tan Daily
Pate
Riviera
Mike
Vonni
STOUT
Vonne
South Seas
Tonopah Highway
PALI
Hon Vee
LV Blvd
Souths Garden Center
Larry
Nevada Weather Bureau
P.S
Adam
Eve
Orbit Inn
Fremont
Gene
Evie
Guy Chia
Sahara
Charleston
BOOTS
Peaceful Parade Celebrates Algeria’s First Independence Year
Algiers observed a seven mile parade as thousands from Boy Scouts to farmers filled streets in a display of socialist building. Premier Ahmed Ben Bella and foreign dignitaries watched a peaceful procession featuring farm tractors, youth groups, unions, and a MiG air display marking one year of self rule.
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Algiers
UPI
Algeria
FLN
Ben Bella
Pole Leader Denounces Roman Church Conflict
Warsaw reports Communist Party chief Wladyslaw Gomulka denounced Polish Roman Catholic bishops for hostility to Communism and opposing Pope John XXIII s Pacem in terris. He reaffirmed support for Khrushchev in the Sino Soviet dispute and warned of peaceful coexistence despite Western pressure.
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Warsaw
UPI
Communist Party
Wladyslaw Gcomulka
John XXIII
Premer Nikita Khrushchev
Kremlin
China
Stefan Cardinal Wyscynski
St. John's Basilica
Vatican City
Gomulka
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Berlin
Peking
Japanese American editor urges Negro leaders to self study
Howard M Imareki editor of Hobobe Mainichi calls for Negro leaders to conduct a deep soul search and to work with efforts to improve themselves amid shared discrimination. He notes Nisei face suffering similar to Negro Americans and urges joint efforts to break down social and economic barriers.
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San Francisco
UPI
Howard M Imareki
Hobube
Mainichi
Nise
Imareki
Famed Negro Integrationist Clyde Kennard Dies in Chicago
Clyde Kennard, an integrationist who fought to enter Mississippi universities in the late 1950s and later served time for chicken feed theft, died of cancer at 36 in Chicago. Kennard sought entry to the University of Southern Mississippi and faced repeated refusals while leading a large Negro-owned chicken farm in Mississippi. He was released from prison earlier this year due to cancer and planned a fund to support research at the University of Chicago. Funeral arrangements were to be made in Chicago with burial in Hattiesburg.
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Chicago
UPT
Clyde Kennard
Mississippi University
Mississippi
Ross Barnett
Kennard
Kennards
Andrew L. Thomas
University of Southern Mississippi
University of Chicago
Hainesburg, Mis
Gressman
Mississppi
Johnnie Lee Roberts
Feea
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Rilings Hospital
Jyne
Hattiesburg
British Lord Deplores Memoirs Glamorizing Crime
In the House of Lords Lord Hailsham condemned presses for publishing memoirs that glamorize crime and vice. He cited coverage of Dr. Stephen Ward and called for press council review while Lord Peddie voiced concern over newspapers buying life stories of criminals and other notorieties for publication.
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London
UPD
Lord Hailsham
Hailsham
House of Lords
Stephen Ward
Press Council
Lord Peddie
Romania Seeks West Ties Amid Romanian Western Trade Push
Austrian Foreign Minister Bruno Kreisky said Romania appears eager to develop trade with the West to boost its industrial potential. He returned from Bucharest after a two day official visit and went to sign an Austro Romanian property agreement.
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Vienna
UPI
Bruno Kreisky
Romania
Kreisky
Bucharest
Freeing of Judge's Son Triggers Public Uproar in Deaths
Gareth Martins, son of Criminal Court Judge Joseph A Martinis, was acquitted of drunken driving and leaving the scene in a May 19 Bronx Parkway crash that killed five people. The panel ruled reasonable doubt after conflicting testimony, prompting widespread protest to the verdict and consideration of new charges.
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New York
Gareth Martinis
Martinis
Criminal Court
Joseph A Martinis
Bronx Pistriet
Police Department
Bronx Dist. Atty
Isadore Dollinger
Martins
Henry Hudson
Eisenhowers Arrive in Denver for Brief Visit
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower and Mamie arrived by train in Denver for a short vacation. They were greeted at Union Station by Ansel Neilsen, Detective Tommy Golden, Colorado Republican Chairman Jean K. Tool, and Miss Sally Guinn. The couple planned a ranch stay near Fraser, Colorado, with Neilsen.
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Denver
UPT
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Mamie
Tective
Tommy Golden
Colorado Republican
Jean K. Tool
Miss Colorads
Sally Guinn
Neilsen
Fraser, Cal
Firecracker Destroys Texas Home in Grass Fire
A fire sparked by a firecracker in a Texas yard destroyed a house, with damage estimated at 4000 dollars. Deputy Sheriff Johnson reported a neighborhood child set off the firecracker, igniting dry grass in the front yard and spreading to the home while the owners were away.
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Klfeberg. Tex
UPI
BL. Johnson
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United Arab Republic
Abdel Hakim Amer
Goumourias
National Liberation Front Party
FILN
FLN Parte
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Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
U.S. Senate
Gcomulka
Sap
Wits
Fillmore
Imazek
Seattle World Fair
Poupee
Paris
Showtimes
National Guard
Washington, D.C
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Arizona
Goldwater
Prescott
Ario
Roberts
Hatnesburg
Lord
Brunk
Eugene Kramen
Alim Brunk
Johanna
Raymond Redigan
Eleanor Bracken
Catherine Jacobs
Lice
Eisenhowers
Union Station
Ansel Neilsen
Police de
Tammy
Fralden
Elvera Doud
la Junta
Cole
Texas
Teem
Peps
Corral
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