Space Twins Make Splashdown On Schedule Off Target
The Gemini 4 mission returns to the USS Wasp after four days in space, with McDivitt and White in good health. They set distance records, underscoring the success of the spacewalk and prolonged flight and outpacing earlier Soviet aims. They will head to Houston for debriefing and then a presidential welcome.
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Valery Bykov
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Charles Berry
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Texas Ranch
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Manned Space Center
George E. Mueller
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Francis E Brooks Administrator Public Notice
Public notice dated June 8 1965 lists a help wanted position for men under Francis E Brooks administrator. It appears in classified public employment notices with standard government formatting and contact details. The notice invites qualified applicants to apply for a job opportunity managed by the administrator.
Experienced Professionals Apply in Person at Dunes Hotel
Experienced professionals are invited to apply in person with Mr. Bruce Barrett in the Dunes Hotel Executive Conference Room on Thursday June 10 at 7 p.m. Applicants should bring credentials and references. The notice specifies in person submission only and provides no online option.
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Big Turnout For Election In Henderson Tonight
Tentative plans to buy land and build two garages may be approved as part of a bond issue. Henderson voters elect a Ward 3 councilman with Dr. Stanley E. Jones and G. L. Bud Franklin as candidates. Former mayoral incumbent Lorin Williams lost in the primary. returns from 147 precincts begin after 7 pm and final tally follows about two hours later.
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Stanley E. Jones
G. L. “Bud” Franklin
Lorin Williams
Jones
Las Vegas
Groundbreaking Slated For Federal Courthouse
Groundbreaking ceremonies for the U S Courthouse and Federal Office Building are set for Saturday at Fourth and Bridger with Sen Howard Cannon as lead speaker. The $4.5 million complex will boost Las Vegas building activity. GSA regional administrator Thomas E Hannon will attend along with Sen Alan Bible Rep Walter Baring Mayor Oran Grayson City Commissioners Rob Johnson Harry Allen Chester Sewell and Jim Arnold among others.
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San Francisco
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Walter Baring
Oran Grayson
Rob Johnson
Chamber of Commerce
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Committee of 100
Chester Sewell
County School Board
Jim Arnold
Building Trades Council
Good Deed Ends On a Sour Note
Kenneth Charles Burke of 2121 Crawford reported to a deputy sheriff that two hitchhikers he had helped stole his car after they rode with him from Yermo to about 10 miles south of Stateline and dumped him in the hills near Las Vegas.
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Yermo
Stateline
Las Vegas
County Agrees to Aid Moapa Valley Pipeline Work
County commissioners on Monday approved about 1000 dollars plus county equipment to install a water line from Overton to the Moapa Valley cemetery and airport, following a request from the Moapa Valley Chamber of Commerce.
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Moapa Valley
Where I Stand on Veterans and Newsroom Echoes
A column fragment discusses Lou Licker’s veteran welfare advocacy in Nevada, reflects on Lou’s ties to Bob Baskin’s restaurant, and recalls Hank Greenspun’s SUN staff with Florence Duncan. It cites Synanon ads and aging workers, plus Sheriff Lamb’s burglary roundup and a quip about mummies.
Furniture Dealer Jailed in Roundup
A burglary ring led to multiple arrests including Douglas Thomas Wright, 34, of 3809 San Angelo, a former hospital trustee, and Lon Edward Lambert, 47, of 4506 Lorna Place, owner of City Furniture and Exchange. Other suspects face charges of second degree burglary, receiving stolen property, conspiracy, and grand larceny as items were traced to Paradise Valley homes. Police had surveilled the group for days before arrests at several locations.
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San Angelo St
Paradise Valley
Lon Edward Lambert
Lorna Pl
City Furniture and Exchange
E. Lake Mead Blvd
Lambert
Richard
Buster) Tilton
Russell Rd
David Mitchell Kent
Calcaterra Circle
Earlene Denlinger
Apet Dams
Darlene Margaret Martin
Ace Terry Carter
Tilton
St. Louis Avenue
Paradise Road
Mihigan
NLV Launches Clean Up War Against Litter
The North Las Vegas city campaign targets litter violations under the strict anti litter ordinance. Property owners Paul V. and Faye Mathis face compliance actions for 1845 and 1836 Jefferson St as City Atty. Bill Barker shows evidence. City Council weighs NSW library revisions to cut building costs to 322000. bids last week exceeded the cap by over 100000.
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Clay Lynch
Las Vegas
Paul V
Faye Mathis
Jefferson St
Bill Barker
Nsw
Levy Responds to Water District Ad Critique
City Commissioner Harry Levy rebutted statements by Water District Vice President Jim Oli about an advertisement in Levy's re election campaign. Levy said the ad's claims are unfounded and pledged to continue his campaign.
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Harry Levy
Water District
Jim Oli
Levy
Las Vegas sues water district over street work
Levy noted the city has filed 17 lawsuits against the water district for $38,000 in losses from unauthorized road tearing. Grant Stewart and the opponent were not critical of the district's loyal employer.
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Grant Stewart
Levy
Las Vegas
Water District
Buddhist philosophy and indifference to fate oppose God
The Catholic Digest asserts Buddhists reject a personal God and aim for perfection through indifference to outcomes. It frames Buddhist practice as reducing concern for fate and final judgment.
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Foundations Spend Vast Sums In U S Catholic Aid
The Catholic Digest reports that American foundations total 15 023 entities spending about 779 million dollars annually across the United States Foundation funding supports religious and charitable activities nationwide with broad impact on civic groups and social programs.
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