Cuban Refugee Flow Shrinks Amid Mexican Gatekeeping
The flow of Cuban refugees through Mexico City to reach the United States has rapidly dwindled as Mexico tightens transit rules. Refugees now need a passport visa for onward travel and a 72 hour transit visa, with U S visas needing full applicant data from Washington. Backlogs have cleared. June visa totals reached 384 and 322 in early July, with under 200 applications pending and fewer than 2,000 Cubans in Mexico.
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Larry Allen
Mexico City
United States
Mexico
Washington
U. S
Perry seeks permit for new casino near Showboat in Las Vegas
Paul A Perry applied to the State Gaming Control Board for authority to invest 30000 to open The Ninetie Club beside the Showboat on Boulder City Highway. He plans three table games and six slots and has a long Nevada gambling career including recent work as a pit boss at Golden Gate Club.
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Carson City
Las Vegas
Paul A. Perry
State Gaming Control Board
Ninetie Club
Boulder City
Perry
Nevada
Golden Gate Club
Henderson
Eldorado Club
Royal Casino
Arts In So. Nevada Today Bank of Las Vegas Exhibit
The Bank of Las Vegas at 113 So. 4th St hosts Joe Mast paintings in a show sponsored by the Las Vegas Art League.
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Arts
Nevada
Bank of Las Vegas
4Th St
Joe Mast
Las Vegas Art League
Cuban Star Killed While Trying to Escape Cuba
Cuban refugees reported that Luis Carbonell, a famed stage and TV star known for folk poetry readings, was shot and killed recently while attempting to flee Cuba. He had not appeared publicly since Castro seized power in 1939.
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Miami
UPI
Luis Carbonell
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Carbonell
Castro
New Buenos Aires Tabloid Emerges Boosting Evening Papers
In Buenos Aires the new afternoon tabloid Cron ica began circulation yesterday, joining three existing evening papers. In Tokyo Masayuki Yamazaki, 35, a construction worker, confessed to strangling a 20 year old prostitute in a Tokyo hotel room yesterday saying she set her price too high.
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Buenos Aires
UPI
Cronica
Tokyo
Masayuki Yamazaki
Nevada Adopts State Group Insurance Plan For Employees
Nevada will implement a state funded group life and medical insurance plan for regular full time employees and dependents starting September 1. Premiums range from 3.75 to 18.75 dollars monthly with the state contributing 3.00 dollars per employee. Coverage includes life and comprehensive medical benefits with Aetna Life Insurance Company as administrator.
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Nevada
Clude
Aetna Life Insurance Company
Hartford
Connecticut
Aetna
Nevada Gaming Control files stretch for twelve miles
Carson City reports that the Nevada Gaming Control Board keeps 112000 index cards and 9275 files in Carson City and Las Vegas. A huge seven by five by six foot electrically operated cabinet holds 350000 cards for subjects from gamblers to fingerprint records. Two thirds of the files are in Carson City with one third in Las Vegas. Ray Koon, supervisor, notes the system began under prior efforts and includes enforcement matters and legislation.
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Carson City
Nevada Gaming Control Board
Virginia City
Ray Koon
Gaming Board
Las Vegas
Nevada
Koon
FBI
Fight Cancer With A Check And A Check Up
A health campaign urges donations and regular medical screenings to fight cancer. Authorities promote financial gifts to fund research and community health checkups for early detection and improved survival chances.
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