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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1964
Page
8
A fragment notes resignations of EMT personnel and a person named Slagle. The readable words reference a song and paving, with unclear connections to events or dates. Further readable context is sparse, limiting precise reporting.
The United States and the Soviet Union sign a major detente pact outlining consular access for Americans in the USSR, reciprocal embassies, and broader trade and cultural exchanges. It envisions consulates in U.S. cities and a Russian consulate in Moscow, with emphasis on peaceful nuclear cooperation and trade promotion.
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower refused to say whether Barry Goldwater fits his standards for a good Republican presidential candidate. He outlined the party’s ideal standard bearer as one representing responsible, forceful Republicanism, leaving the congressman’s candidacy unresolved.
CAPE KENNEDY Fila. scientists involved in the Project Fire vehicle claim a 25 000 mph speed would produce heat sufficient to lift the Empire State Building's 86 feet, or equivalently the energy from 1 000 five ton trucks crashing into a steel wall at 100 mph.
A Chicago advance copy states the 1929 presidency had a telephone on the White House desk but sources dispute this. The story cites the Bell Telephone Co. and notes Hoover era arrangements with office booths and desk setups.
UPI reports NASA or the space agency suspects a problem with a pad used for a rocket. The article mentions a potential failure risk, a logistics delay, and a tower event affecting a planned launch.
Brussels reports say the Common Market plans exploratory talks with Spain to resolve economic problems from integration. A letter to the Spanish government requests conversations, with no date yet set, as ministers decide on formal association terms amid past refusals and ongoing negotiations.
Violence broke out Tuesday at the Presa Steel Tank Co as police tried to clear a path for newly hired workers. Pickets clashed with officers and Donald Cibite was injured and hospitalized along with another injured protester.
Police dogs aided by Wardens flushed out a convicted murderer who escaped from the Nebraska Penitentiary near Harrison. The fugitive fled Monday night and was captured in Omaha after a dawn pursuit. Authorities say the escape involved pry bars and a ground-floor route, with no officer on duty blamed.
Dallas report says Fred Heccs ner, a 44 year old former school teacher, faced a three year federal charge for producing counterfeit rare 19 SVDB one cent pieces. The coins were targeted to collectors markets.
A youth in Ramsgate England aboard a school hockey event earned hero status by diving into a parked truck to pull a person to safety after a crash near the site. The incident prompted praise from local officials and observers.
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