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Newspaper

Las Vegas Sun

Location

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1964

Page

5

United States claims victory in race to SST leadership

The U S announces a 2000 mile per hour interceptor and a titanium built supersonic transport. The Black Report criticizes the program but confirms titanium fabrication enables cost reductions and faster development. Concorde rivals face new pressure as US plans push toward mach 3 operations.

Washington UPI United States Britain France Johnson U.S White House Richard B. Russell D-Ga Senate Armed Services Committee George Edwards British Aircraft Corp Federal Aviation Agency FAA Lockheed Boeing North American

Chamber President Stirs Wrath Over Social Welfare View

Edward Neilan, president of the Chamber of Commerce, denounces federal social welfare programs and subsidies as corrupting votes. He criticizes government aid, calls it the double deal, and warns such policies threaten honest elections in 1964. He also critiques Johnson’s war on poverty and expects large relief checks.

Wilmington Del Neilan Washington Congress Yeas Neilan Johnson The Republic

Seer: Las Vegas letter questions shooting of Don Holmes

In a controversial note from Las Vegas, the author defends Don Holmes while condemning the deputy sheriff who killed him with a .38. The writer argues race influenced public reaction and suggests harsher scrutiny if Holmes were white or from an influential family.

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Call for thorough investigation into fatal shooting prompts public debate

A West Las Vegas community region voices demand for a complete and honest probe into the shooting death of Donald Holmes. Ministers critique police action while Rev. Clarke questions report accuracy and legality, arguing the rifle may have been misrepresented and Holmes may have been shot in the back.

West Vegas West Las Vegas Donald Holmes Donald Clarke Clarke Clark Don

Mrs Don ald Maclean Teaches Spies in Moscow Training School

The Sunday Express reports Mrs. Donald Maclean, exiled with her turncoat diplomat husband, instructs Russian agents selected for spying in the United States Britain Canada and Australia. Montgomery Hyde calls her a leading examiner of English speaking spies for Moscow.

London UPI The Sunday Express Donald Maclean Soviet Union United States Britain Canada Australia Express Peter Vane M.P Montgomery Hyde Moscow Vane Hyde Maclean Guy Burgess

Surgical Clamp Cause Death In Toronto Patient

A five man coroner's jury ruled that Dr Kenneth A Brown left a six inch surgical clamp in Patricia Morgan abdomen, causing her death on November 4 after surgery. The inquest cited disorganization and poor teamwork due to a dispute between Brown and surgical assistant Dr A T Varga.

Toronto UPD Kenneth A. Brown Patricia Morgan Miss Morgan Brown A. T. Varga

Wildlife Week Chairman Named in Nevada

Wildlife head Carl A Pacini of Elko was named chairman of State Wildlife Week March 15 to 21, sponsored by the Nevada Wildlife Federation and the National Wildlife Federation. Proclaimed in 1938 by President Roosevelt, the week highlights conservation and outdoor recreation. The 1960 theme urges action to provide for the future.

Carl A. Pacini Elko Nevada Wildlife Federation National Wildlife Federation Franklin D. Roosevelt America Pacini

Oxford Dictionary Adds Beatnik Sputnik To Language

The revised Concise Oxford Dictionary introduces Beatnik and Sputnik as new English words. Sputnik is defined as an earth satellite while Beatnik denotes a member of the Beat Generation adopting unconventional dress, manners, and behavior as social protest.

Oxford England UPI Earth

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