Nellis F-100 crashes again. pilot survives ejection
A second Super Sabre crash in two days near Indian Springs at 11:50 a.m. left the pilot ejected and uninjured, rescued by a Nellis helicopter. Capt Herbert F. Arnberger Jr., 28, UFAS Weapons School flight instructor, returned to Nellis Hospital for a routine exam. Brig. Gen. Boyd Hubbard Jr. ordered a board to probe both incidents, including Wednesday’s Royal Canadian Air Force exchange officer Francis G. Kincaid crash near Caliente.
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Herbert F. Arnberger Jr
Nellis Ufas
Nellis Hospital
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Spring St
Francis G. Kincaid
Royal Canadian Air Force
US Air Force
Caliente
Boyd Hubbard Jr
Nellis Cmdr
Stolen Items From Parked Car Reported Downtown
Police said a car owned by Ray M. Hilton was broken into in a downtown parking lot. A vacuum cleaner radio and other household appliances worth 269.50 were stolen. entry was gained through a broken window.
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Ray M. Hilton
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Culture rises in Las Vegas as world musicians come town
A Las Vegas concert plans an ambitious Saturday night at the convention hall. The Las Vegas Symphony Society has raised over 16000 for the 1962 63 season with private donors and no casino or county funding. Duke Zeibert of Zeibert's Restaurant in Washington DC is among supporters. The 110 member ensemble directed by Eugene Ormandy will perform with rare historic instruments, broadcasting to the world.
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Las Vegas
N.Y
Eugene Ormandy
Teamsters Authorize Settlement Move Sanctioned by Hoffa
Simpkin announced a union seeking a settlement satisfactory to its members with formal sanction from Jim Hoffa, general president of the Teamsters Union in Washington, indicating official approval for the proposed move.
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Simpkin
Jim Hoffa
Teamsters Union
Washington
Married couples should fight fair says expert
A marriage expert urges couples to argue with fairness while a woman named Tilly chides men for using boys' rules in conflicts.
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Tilly
Modesto Arrest Ties California Las Vegas Attacks to Bobby Ollis
A suspected sex offender, Bobby J. Ollis, was arrested in Modesto California after admitting multiple rapes and knife point assaults over six years in California and Nevada. Authorities say the case links crimes in Fresno Bakersfield Madera Los Angeles and Las Vegas with a pattern of bus lot abductions and orchard rapes.
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Modesto
Calif
B. J. Handison
Bobby J. Ollis
California
Nevada
Ollis
Handlon
Handlen
Fresno
Bakersfield
Madera
Los Angeles
Reds Attend Confab in Moscow for Sino-Soviet Talks
A Chinese Communist delegation left Peiping for Moscow to attend the 12th meeting of the Sino-Soviet Committee for Scientific and Technical Cooperation, as reported by Xinhua.
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Tokyo
UPI
Peiping
Moscow
Sino-Soviet Committee For Scientific and Technical Cooperaion
Communist New China News Agency
Wiring circuits on portable sets stamped with silver ink
A report notes that portable radio and television sets use silver ink to stamp wiring circuits, replacing a complex maze of wiring.
SAC bomber completes record flight from Homestead base
The B52H of the 19th Bomb Wing at Home stead, commanded by Capt. William M. Stevenson of Miami, landed after a smooth flight in bright sun. The aircraft, capable of carrying two Hound Dog missiles or four Skybolt missiles, carried no weapons on yesterday's test. It can exceed 400 miles per hour and fly at about 50,000 feet, powered by 17 000 pound thrust engines.
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Homestead
William M. Stevenson
Miami
SAC
Titan 2 fails to reach planned range on second test
The U S Air Force launched the Titan 2 on its second test mission from Cape Canaveral. The second stage telemetry failed and the dummy war head fell short of the 5000 mile target near Ascension Island though most test objectives were achieved.
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UPS
United States
Air Force
U.S
Ascension Island
Bulusan Volcano Adds Smoke and Lava After Long Dormancy
Bulusan Volcano near Manila intensifies activity with smoke and lava from its five craters, marking a renewed eruption after last erupting in 1928. The 5,000-foot peak lies 254 miles northeast of Manila, per Philippines News Service.
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Manila
VPI
Philippines News Service
Las Vegas Sun staff and contact details list
The document lists the Las Vegas Sun staff with roles including president Ray Germain and editor JOE McCLAIN, address at 900 South Main Street Las Vegas Nevada, post office entry as second class matter, and affiliations with United Press International Nevada State Press Association and other associations. Subscription rates show 310 per day, 200 per month, and 2 for a single Sunday copy.
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Las Vegas Sun, Inc
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Nevada
Act of Congress
National Advertising
Allen Klapp Co
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Detroit
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San Francisco
United Press International
Nevada State Press Association
American New Publisher's Association
California Newspaper Publishers Association
Audit Bureau of Circulation
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