UN Atom Weapon Spread Ban Approved After Geneva Talks
The United States and Soviet Union helped push a joint treaty to curb nuclear weapons spread. The assembly voted to send the accord to the United Nations with 22 abstentions and broad backing, while France and Communist China voiced objections. The deal followed four years of negotiations and aims to restrict global nuclear proliferation amid regional dissent.
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Conflicting Evidence on Scorpion Escape System
A Navy court of inquiry heard conflicting testimony on whether the missing nuclear submarine Scorpion had an adequate ballast and emergency blow system. Rear Adm. Batcheller called the system inadequate while Capt. Kern said the regular ballast was more than adequate to surface from depth. No trace has been found of Scorpion or her 99 crew since May 21 near the Azores as eight ships search for clues.
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Treasury official warns costs of overseas troops rising
Washington Treasury Undersecretary Joseph W Barr says the United States cannot bear all overseas troop costs and urges other nations to share defense expenses while noting the dollar’s stability risks. In Houston, heart transplant patients Everett C Thomas and Louis J Fierro are in good condition and will hold an hour long press conference at Saint Luke’s Hospital today.
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Severe storms sweep multiple states with tornado and hail reports
Weather bulletin notes tornado warnings and sightings across the Midwest and Plains. Reports include tornadoes, heavy rainfall, hail up to baseball size, and wind gusts reaching 75 mph. Power outages occur in Princeton and Maryville as storms move through Wisconsin, North Dakota, Missouri, and surrounding areas.
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Man Sentenced To Four Years In State Prison For Theft
A man was convicted by a jury in Genevade State Prison court after pleading guilty to four counts of stealing more than two hundred thousand dollars from temple funds. Judge Clarence Suntean ordered a four year term.
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Youth CounciL convocation in New York City
Michael V. Barry of Las Vegas attends a three day convocation in New York City sponsored by the Foreign Policy Association. The event, under the theme Toward the Year 2018, featured an annual year program for a youth council.
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NLW Moves Ahead on Centennial Park Development
The city plans to sell Ferguson Avenue lots in two phases for a Centennial Park project. Developers expect to pay about 3100 per lot and start homes soon after final terms are set, with a 30 day window to prepare the contract.
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Gas Tank Explosion Injures Utah Families at Save A More Station
Injuries reported from an explosion at 617 Las Vegas Blvd South involve Mrs Ella Gibbons and others from Provo and Orem Utah. Distetans Shellie 34 and Miles 7 released after treatment. Two children Gim e 12 and Nicsiie ? survived. crews fought flames from a two 2 gallon gasoline tanks and a Titans stove pilot light.
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Kennedy train tragedy ripples through Elizabeth town
The Kennedy funeral train tragedy in Elizabeth leaves two dead, including Debra Kwiatek’s grandmother, and four injured. Ethel Kennedy sends a teddy bear to a 3-year-old victim. Investigations loom as ICC PUC and Penn Central review the crash and speed. Engineer Stanley Moskowitz named. grand jury possible.
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United Nations Cease Fire Anniversary Noted In Brief
United Press reports Israel and Jordan observed the first anniversary of a United Nations arranged cease fire from the 1967 war. White House said Laci Nugent and her son Patrick Lyndon arrived in Washington for a one day visit from Austin Texas. Civil Aeronautics Board opened hearings on the Trans Pacific case focusing on Hawaii as a key market. Jimmie Rodgers of Granada Hills California faces a third brain operation after prior skull fracture.
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In My Opinion Column Tackles Local Culture
A new Las Vegas column titled In My Opinion will publish weekly Q and A on cultural activities. It aims to debunk the idea that Las Vegas lacks couth and covers local issues from fashion to highway safety.
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Cabinet Member Assault Becomes Federal Crime Proposal
UPI reporting from Washington notes Senator Jack Miller introduces legislation to make the assault, kidnapping, or assassination of a cabinet officer or member of Congress a federal crime. Miller argues current federal law omits Congress and the President's cabinet from crimes against federal officers despite high-profile killings.
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Western Airlines Promotes Through Service to Minneapolis Twin Cities
Western Airlines markets a one-plane through-jet to Minneapolis St Paul with a Champagne Dinner flight each afternoon and morning options via Salt Lake City. Fares start low and drop further with Excursion Family and Youth fares.
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