Johnson Pastrano Fight Sparks Wide Disappointment
The Harold Johnson versus Willie Pastrano light heavyweight bout drew broad disappointment at the decision and gate. The writer notes betting losses and a hopeful but unrealized national exposure for Dave Burton who was slated to sing the National Anthem before the fight.
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Harold
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Sands Lounge
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All-Out Search for Men Behind Venezuela Mission Attack
Venezuelan authorities launched a wide manhunt after attackers burned a U S flag and damaged a Washington portrait at a U S mission. Four tommy guns and a pistol were seized. $20 000 in damage was caused by the fire. Three suspects were in custody, one with paint on his hands, and FALN initials left in the mission office. Col James K Chenault and several Americans were inside during the raid and were unharmed.
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Washington
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C. Allan Stewart
Antonio Briceno Linares
Stewart
United States
Armed Forces of National Liberation
FALN
Eye Security Aspects of Sex Capers
London reports name Christine Keeler as a call girl linked to the Profumo affair that led War Minister John Profumo to resign after admitting deception about impropriety with Miss Keeler. Labor MPs voice security concerns amid the political storm.
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Britain
Harold Macmillan
Christine Keeler
John Profumo
Profumo
House of Commons
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Labor Party
United States allows overflight of Cuba by airlines easing tensions
Washington announced that US commercial airlines may fly over Cuba for the first time since last fall's missile crisis. The State Department requested the FAA lift the warning issued on November 27, after foreign carriers overflown Cuba without incident. Officials stressed the move is unilateral, not normalization, and no US-Cuba talks are planned.
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Fidel Castro
United States
Weather partial cloudiness clears with gentle wind
Partly cloudy today then clearing this afternoon with gentle winds. High near 5 degrees, low around 55. Yesterday’s high 79, low 58. Noontime relative humidity 23 percent. Sunrise 5, sunset 7:55.
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Teen Age Job Problem Faces Nation
Washington reports the unemployment rate at 5.9 percent as baby boomers enter the labor force. Teenagers show an 18 percent jobless rate in May, more than triple the adult rate, highlighting a deepening youth employment issue.
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UPI
Labor Department
Sieh Cabies
Pope John XXII Interred in Vatican Grottoes
The body of Pope John XXII, age 81, was laid to rest in the Vatican grottoes beneath St. Peter's after a funeral turnout of mourners. He wore red and gold pontifical robes and was placed in three caskets before a niche near Pope Pius XI’s tomb.
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Federal officials hint at troops for Alabama integration
A Kennedy administration official said the federal government prefers not to use troops to integrate the University of Alabama but would resort to federal force if required. The statement came as questions rose about enforcing court orders in the state. The remark reflected high-level concern over the Alabama confrontation with integration orders.
JFK Pitches Policies To New Recruits In San Diego
President Kennedy spoke to California Democrats and promoted the federal education program while visiting San Diego. He later returned to naval duties with demonstrations for 5,000 Marines and 3,500 Navy recruits at the Marine depot and aboard the Kitty Hawk, stressing the expanded duties since World War II.
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United States
Gambling Control Board tabs bids for license reopenings
Carson City UPI reports the State Gambling Control Board took under advisement thirteen bids for non restricted gambling licenses including a bid to reopen the Golden Hotel in Reno. Brothers James O and William R Tomerlin seek 48 percent and Dominick A Stilliam holds the remaining 4 percent of the license.
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William R. Tomerlin
Dominick A. Stilliam
Nevada Gaming Board Reviews Three-Hotel Merger Plan
The Nevada Gaming Control Board weighed a plan to reorganize three Clark County holdings into Consolidated Casinos Corporation. Milton Prell Alfred Winter and L C Jacobson seek to buy Mint Sahara Hotel and Sahara Gun Club, with Prell as Sahara Hotel president.
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Clark County
Milton Prell
Alfred F. Winter
L. C. Jacobson
Mint
Sahara Hotel
Sahara Gun Club
Consolidated Casinos Corporation
Prell
California race track taxes exceed Nevada gambling take
Dr. Walter C. Wilson of the Nevada Gaming Commission told Santa Barbara Rotarians that Hollywood Park’s 55 day season yields over 12 million dollars in wagering tax, matching Nevada’s annual take from its 250 million dollar gaming industry. He noted California and six states far surpass Nevada in tax collections and warned nationwide illegal gambling relies on official protection.
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