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Las Vegas Sun

Location

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1962

Page

21

Brazil rejects Labour premier candidate Dantas

Congress defeated Foreign Minister San Thiago Dantas by 174 to 110 in a vote that hinders Goulart's neutralist policy. Dantas faced opposition from Catholics and several small parties while the government contemplates a compromise with pro western lawmakers.

Ing San Thiago Dantas Goulart Dantas Cuba Organization of American States Punta del Este Geneva Congress Labor Party Brazil Tween Goulart Prowestern Congress Social Democrats Amaral Peixoto Arrudo Camara Christian Democrat Party Russia Moscow Rio Plinio Salgado Popular Representation Party Dant Ugo Borghi Republican Labor Party

Senate to Hear Praying Issue After Court Ruling

Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman James Eastland ordered hearings on proposed constitutional amendments to overturn the Supreme Court ban on official prayers in public schools. Hearings are planned for next week as amendments mount since Monday’s decision. House actions were set aside with little prospect of immediate action.

James O. Eastland Senate Judiciary Committee Supreme Court Mississippi Democrat New York House Emanuel Celler D-N.y Kennedy

Soblen Flight Recalls Others Who Excited Country

Washington reports on past fugitives who fled the United States by various routes after suspected Soviet ties or security breaches. Cases include Gerhart Eisler, William Martin, Bernon Mitchell, Alfred Stern, Morton Sobel, Vladimir Sloboda, and Joseph Dutkanicz, with routes via Mexico, Cuba, Czechoslovakia, and Alcatraz, reflecting Cold War defection patterns.

Washington UPI Robert Sobdien Tel Aviv Gerhart Eister Great Britain London East Germany Eisler New York Alfred K. Stern Mexico Czechoslovakia Morton Sobel Alcatraz Vladimir Walter Sloboda U.S. Army West Germany Army Joseph Dutkanicz Tujunga Calif Russia

Evaporation Causes Loss Of Much Water

Stanford Calif UPID Half of California s water supply in reservoirs is lost through evaporation a lead ing chemist said yesterday Prof Victor K La Mer of Columbia University spoke at the 36th National Colloid Symposium of the American Chemical Society noting sunny states like California and Arizona lose about half their water to evaporation He proposed spreading a thin layer of fatty alcohol atop reservoirs to reduce evaporation a technique already tested in Australia and described as much less expensive

Stanford Calif California Victor K. la Mer Columbia University American Chemical Society Arizona Australia

High Altitude Debris Sampler Proposed by AEC

U S Atomic Energy Commission scientists propose a twin blade whirling device to sample debris in the upper atmosphere. The rocket carried canister would eject at target altitude, drift earthward on a parachute, and the rotating blades would retract as the package descends for recovery.

Washington U. S. Atomic“Energy Commission

Las Vegas Midget Swimming Classes Announced

The Las Vegas Recreation Department offers a midget swim class for ages 7 to 11 with 42 inch height, July 9 to July 31 at Craigin, Baker, and Hadland pools. Two sessions run 11 a.m. to noon three days weekly, fee 3 dollars for 10 lessons, minimum 20 children per class. Mothers urged to enroll. instructors hold Senior Life Saving or Water Safety credentials.

Las Vegas Red Cross Cragin, Baker Hadland Keith A. Macdonald

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