Adenauer Feuds With Chief Aide Over Talks With Brussels
Bonn sources say Chancellor Konrad Adenauer and vice chancellor Ludwig Erhard have fallen out over the failed Brussels talks with the British Common Market. Tensions rose after Erhard skipped a cabinet meeting and sat apart at a Bundesrat session amid renewed letters exchanges.
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Christian Democratic Party
CDU
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Trout season ends as limits apply in St Louis area
A report from St. Louis notes updated fishing limits take effect after the 1963 season closure. J Michael bagged a unit of five trout just after the season ended, within the new rules outlining daily catch quotas and enforcement.
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ST. Louis
J. Michael
Nevada Southern Art Gallery Hosts First Exhibit
The Nevada Southern art gallery presents its inaugural show in Grant Hall on campus. Under Mrs. Paul Pattinson, California Water Color Society pieces are arranged for viewing as seven prize-winners from a 76-work juried show travel nationally. The exhibit runs until March 28 with Glenn Wessels’ works to follow. gallery hours are weekdays 9 am to 5 pm. admission is free.
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Peter Viyers
Seth
Nevada Southern Art Gallery
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South Maryland Parkway
Glenn Wessels
Safecracker Reported at Central Telephone Co Office
Theft of about $1,900 in currency from a safe in the business office of Central Telephone Co was reported to police Friday by an employee. The safe was found open by Cleda Carson 239 Pacific Henderson who was first to arrive for work. Police saw no visible signs of forcible entry.
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Cleda Carson
Pacific Henderson
College Grad Pays Debt From 50 Years Ago
A former Japanese student at Blackburn College in Carlinville, Illinois, paid a $100 debt for tuition from decades past. Now nearly 70, he said he delayed payment because of a great earthquake and a miserable war.
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Blackburn College
Paintings by Rene Snodgrass Exhibit at Thunderbird Hotel
Las Vegas resident since 1949, Rene Snodgrass's watercolors and oils are on display in the Pow Wow Room at Hotel Thunderbird through March. The artist, born in Bertrand Nebraska, is a longtime Las Vegas Art League member who also enjoys gardening and has eight grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
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Hotel Thunderbird
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Vegans Assigned to Bases After AF Training Completed
Two Las Vegas men complete US Air Force basic training at Lackland AFB Texas and are reassigned to base training courses. Airman Basic Homer Benet will study aircraft mechanical equipment repair at Chanute AFB Illinois and is married to Doris Miller of Pekin New York. Airman Basie Richard A Mills will study communications equipment repair at Sheppard AFB Texas and graduated from Manzano High School Albuquerque New Mexico.
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Benet
Chanute Afb
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Lower Mountain Road
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Millis
Sheppard Afb
Tex
Manzano High School
Albuquerque NM
LV Boy Struck By Car Injured In Pedestrian Mishap
An eight year old Las Vegas boy was treated at Sunrise Hospital after being struck by a car Friday morning. The boy sustained a rib fracture and bruises when Brian Rankie of 190 Ronald Lane was hit by a four door driven by 17 year old Dean Philip Williams of 5670 Chaparral. Police said the accident occurred at 8 20 a m as the boy stepped from behind a parked car on West Charleston.
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Ronald Lane
Dean Philip Williams
Chaparral
West Charleston
Surveillance Flights Over Cuba Continue
Washington reports the Defense Department maintains aerial reconnaissance over Cuba while avoiding details of methods. A government source notes low level Cuban flights were discontinued in favor of sensitive electronic ear planes operating outside Cuban territory, with high altitude U2 missions ongoing. A retired Air Force general says listening devices may detect external generators.
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Cuba
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Barry Gener
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