Bramlet Baring Feud Intensifies Over Labor Support
Culinary Union leader Al Bramlet and Nevada Congressman Walter Baring traded sharp accusations as Bramlet claimed labor bosses served as scapegoats for Baring’s congressional actions. Baring accused Bramlet of misrepresentation while defending his voting record on Medicare Kerr-Mills and the $1.25 minimum wage.
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Culinary Union
al Bramlet
Walter Baring
Bramlet
Nevada
Democrat
House of Representatives
Baring
Kerr-Mills
Frustrated City Delays Madison School Redevelopment Plan
Urban Renewal talks with the Madison School project stall as commissioners lack year budget funds. Gene Amberg says three groups want the 40 acre tract for 432 apartments and 28 homes costing 8 to 10 million dollars, with financing approved by FHA but rejected by another federal agency due to high rates. Amberg cites a 24,403 dollar city debt due next Jan 1 and warns Sproul Homes may contract if a 1.5 million loan isn’t approved by weekend. Plans began in 1960 with 1963 completion hoped. a new appraisal is set for next Wednesday.
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Madison School
Gene Amberg
Amberg
FHA
Sproul Homes
Western Hostesses Emerge in Las Vegas Graduation
Thirty eight Western Air Lines stewardesses arrive to await graduation at the Tropicana Hotel in Las Vegas. Nevada Governor Grant Sawyer and Mayor Oran Grayson will greet them during a luncheon hosted by WAL executives and local sponsors.
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Western Air Lines
Las Vegas
Tropicana Hotel
Western
Tropicana
Goldfield Room
Nevada
Grant Sawyer
Oran Grayson
Ray Silvius
WAL
Los Angeles
Richard P. Ensign
Airline
Las
Fenning wins opening Keimola Formula Three race in Finland
John Fenning of Great Britain led the race from start to finish aboard a Cooper Ford to win the Keimola Formula Three event opening Finland’s first major auto track. He averaged 83.59 mph to outpace fellow Briton Martin Davis in a Brabham Cosworth and Sweden’s Peko Torberg in a Brabham Ford before about 25 000 fans.
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Helsinki
Finland
UPI
John Fenning
Great Britain
Fenning
Martin Davis
Pieko Troberg
Sweden
Britain ends last public hanging in 1868
London records note the final public execution occurred in May 1868. Parliament later abolished capital punishment in 1965, ending the era of state-ordered hangings in Britain.
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London
Britain
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