Grand jury in Las Vegas under fire over inaction
Nevada editorial questions four month old county grand jury and its special investigators Capt. Bill O Reilly and Jack Ruggles. The piece urges a full public progress report and warns of possible dissolution by Sept. 5 if no action occurs. It cites local concerns on contracts, vice, zoning and governance.
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John Mowbray
Grand
Bill O'Reilly
Sheriff's Office
Ted Marshall
Jack Ruggles
O’reilly
Ruggles
O'Reilly
Mowbray
Donrey
Paradise Valley Road
Rotary President Visits Kennedy
Rotary International President Carl P. Miller met with President Kennedy to present the 1965 program to boost international understanding. The plan includes student exchanges, aid to clubs in developing nations, and relief for disaster areas such as floods in Pakistan.
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Washington
UPI
Carl P. Miller
Rotary International
Kennedy
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Pacific Coast
The
Wall Street Journal
Pakistan
DDT Found in Every Meat and Small Harmless Levels
Washington experts told Congress that DDT has been found in every meat analyzed in the United States but at very low levels. Dr Wayland J Hayes of the Public Health Service said most Americans carry some DDT in body fats and that the annual pesticide death rate is about one per one million people.
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Ipi
Congress
Wayland J. Hayes
Public Health Service
PHS
Senate
Britain Faces Leadership Shuffle As Macmillan’s Future Unclear
A wave of potential successors circles 10 Downing Street as Harold Macmillan weighs a possible general election. Top contenders include Reginald Maudling Richard Butler and Lord Hailsham with others like Alan MacLeod Edward Heath and Enoch Powell in the mix. The aging elder insiders still rule the party choosing a leader through backroom clubs and cabinet polls while no clear successor emerges.
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London
UPI
Harold Macmillan
Richard A. Butler
Macmillan
10 Downing Street
Lord Hailsham
Reginald Mauching
Macmiillan
Maudling
Butler
Board of Trade
Kennedy
Downing Street
Anthony Eden
M.P
Hailsham
House of Commons
Alan MacLeod
Privy
Edward Heath
Britain
Heath
Enoch Powell
$1.4 Million Research Contracts Awarded to UC Campuses
The Defense Department announced two research contracts totaling about $1.4 million to the University of California. Berkeley received $797,000 for computer networks research, and Los Angeles campus got $675,000 for computer research.
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