Indian Springs Contends With Giant Underground Nuclear Blast
In Indian Springs Nevada area near the Nevada Test Site a massive underground nuclear shot was detonated by the Atomic Energy Commission. Residents reported no audible or visible effects off-site while clerks expressed skepticism about sourcing details. The site remains closed to the public and press since the underground tests resumed last September.
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Cousin of Judge Bean Dodges Income Taxes
El Paso County Judge Woodrow Wilson Bean, cousin of Judge Roy Bean, was sentenced to five years in prison on five counts of failing to file federal income tax returns. The jail term was suspended and he was fined 5000 dollars plus costs. He will be on three years of probation without supervision and must pay the fine within 60 days. Bean pleaded guilty to unfiled returns for 1956 through 1960. He resigned as county judge after losing a Democratic runoff for congressman at large. He claimed taxes withheld should cover his liability and that the government owes him a refund.
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Kirby Stone Four Headlines Thunderbird Lounge Tonight
The Kirby Stone Four bring a lively lounge show to the Thunderbird Hotel in Las Vegas. Teddy Randazzo joins as a rising vocal star and songwriter. Maria Andre and Dick Stabile with Ann Howard and Toni Harper complete the lineup, with Randazzo drawing capacity crowds in prior appearances.
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Death by own action case dismissed for Coleman
YERINGTON UPS Lyon District Attorney Wayne Jeppson dismissed the charge of aiding and abetting a suicide against Robert P. Coleman who survived a double death by own action pact with his wife. He said Coleman, a professional fundraiser, was not a criminal and would face harm to rehabilitation if charged. A lie detector test reportedly supported truthfulness. The dismissal occurred as Coleman’s arraignment was set in District Court.
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Space Program Seeks Women Technologists and Astronauts
NASA Administrator James E. Webb told the 71st annual General Federation of Women’s Clubs convention that qualified women are needed in the U S space program. He cited 146 female area space technologists and 77 professional mathematicians and highlighted Dr Nancy Roman as NASA’s astronomy chief leading the first astronautical observatory project.
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Three Chicago Nazis Sentenced in Disorderly Picketing
Three Chicago members of the American Nazi party were jailed after a March arrest for criminal defamation and disorderly conduct during a Loop theatre picket. Eugene Lambert and Clifford Athene received one year in the House of Correction and $700 fines. Wayne Mueller got four months and a $300 fine. The prosecutor noted anti Jewish and anti Negro materials were distributed. Judge Daniel J. Ryan said confinement would place them among people of all races and religions.
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