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Newspaper

Las Vegas Sun

Location

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1963

Page

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Jovial optimism marks opening of nuclear test ban talks

A communique from the three delegates said only that an exchange of views occurred on questions related to discontinuance of nuclear tests and other mutual interests. The talks opened in a mood of rare optimism, contrasting with gloom at the Sino-Soviet peace talks. Khrushchev met with W Averell Harriman and Lord Hailsham for several hours to discuss a test ban agreement.

Khrushchev U. S W. Averell Harriman Lord Hailsham Britain

Rockefeller Attacks Radical Right Lunatics in GOP

New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller denounced the radical right lunatic branch of the Republican party in Albany saying the GOP faces real danger of subversion. The remarks frame a bid to reassert leadership for the anti-Goldwater faction amid his recent personal and political challenges.

Washington New York Nelson A. Rockefeller Albany Republican Party

Federal Jury Indicts Four Kremlin Spies

A federal grand jury indicted four accused Russian spies on charges of conspiring to obtain U S atomic weapon shipment details and military information. The four, two men and two women, face possible death sentences if convicted. They allegedly tried to recruit defense personnel and operated from New York and Washington with short wave radio instructions from the Kremlin.

New York UPI Soviet Union U.S PBI Washington Ivan Dmitrievich Egorov The Nations Secretariat Aleksandra Ivanona Egorova Robert K. Balich Joy Ann Garber Balich Hoey Kremlin Baltchs Amsterdam N.Y Norwalk Conn

Investment pitch for Good Shepherd Home for Girls

A memo invites Hank to raise 100000 dollars for a permanent Good Shepherd Home for Girls at Tule Springs. Sisters run a temporary facility housing 10 girls. land donated by Mrs Marie Lawton. Donors receive no financial return but gain personal satisfaction from aiding orphans and securing a future facility.

Good Shepherd Tule Springs Marie Lawton

Announcement of Ormsby County’s new county physician

The passage notes the appointment of Dr Kidney as county physician in Ormsby County and reflects on income levels and living conditions. It includes social commentary about young women seeking security through marriage to tradesmen and a cited newspaper quote about principal salaries. The excerpt also contains a letter from an industrialist evaluating Nevada as a plant site, stressing living conditions and education for children.

Ormsby County Dr. Kidney Nevada

U S and Canada to cut down radar warning network

The United States and Canada announced a joint plan to shut 28 of the 68 Distant Early Warning DEW line radar stations across the Arctic. Eight stations in Alaska and 20 in Canada will be closed as an adjustment while maintaining acceptable warning capability. The DEW Line, built in the late 1950s under a 1955 agreement, spans the Arctic regions.

Washington UPI United States Canada Arctic Alaska

Recordings May Spark Sex Scandal Rumors In Britain

A 10 hour tape of Christine Keeler, kept in a bank vault, was delivered to the Court of Criminal Appeal. Aloysius Gordon, jailed 3 years for beating Keeler, appeals on new evidence from the tape and related discussions.

London UPS Christine Keeler Britain Court of Criminal Appeal Christine Robin Drury Aloysius Lucky) Gordon Miss Keeler

Summer Special Starts Today In Las Vegas Sun

Summer Special promotes low cost Want Ad space in the Las Vegas Sun inviting readers to page 12 for details. It highlights selling furniture toys appliances bikes rent a spare room and other items with four locations to place ads and start earning.

Page 12 Las Vegas SUN

Judge Delays Sentencing of Sonia's Killer

Thomas Lee Bean, found guilty of first degree murder in the decapitation slaying of Olympic skier Sonia McKas kie, had his death sentence postponed for one week due to illness of Detective Attorney Harry Anderson. Bean will return July 22 for the death penalty reading.

Thomas Lee Bean Bean Sonja McCaskie Reno UPI Sonia McCaskie Atty Harry Anderson Grant Bowen Anderson Monterey Calif Eght

Wallace faults Kennedy over civil rights drive

Alabama Governor George C. Wallace urged Kennedy be retired from public life for pressing civil rights. He called for a national referendum on civil rights proposals and predicted a large defeat if held. Wallace testified before the Senate Commerce Committee, renewing his sharp attacks.

Washington UPI Alabama George C. Wallace Kennedy United States Wallace Dixie Senate Commerce Committee

Jury Frees Blackmail Spy Suspect in London

Dr. Martelli, a 40 year old Italian physicist, was acquitted in London of nine charges of being a spy in waiting for the Russians. He claimed the Russians were blackmailing him on two counts before an all male jury.

London UPI Dr. Martelli

Hooded Bandit Robs Mining Town Couple in Nev

A hooded bandit wearing dark clothes shot elderly store operator Newman Robear and his wife during an attempted robbery in Golconda Nevada. The intruder awakened the couple around midnight armed with a 22 caliber revolver and fired at Robear, injuring him in the shoulder and chest.

Golconda Nev UPI Newman Robear Robear

FBI stakeout terrifies Giancana family in Chicago case

Witnesses testifying in Sam Giancana’s Federal petition described relatives as stricken terrified by FBI surveillance. They quoted agents following Giancana to mail boxes and neighbors, prompting pleas for quiet due to ailing family members and nervous conditions. A government objection led to the remark's deletion.

Chicago UPI Federal Bureau of Investigation FBI Sam (Mooney Giancana J. Edgar Hoover Globe Oak Park Richard Flood

Weather Summary with Temperatures and Winds

Partly cloudy today with southwest winds 15 to 25 mph. High 110 and low 85 follow yesterdays readings of 110 and 85. Noon relative humidity percent, sunrise at 5 36 and sunset at 7 57.

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