Nevada Senate bill on tokens for slot machines faces Assembly concerns
A Senate approved token slot bill in Nevada drew Assembly Judiciary Committee scrutiny over potential federal law conflict. Edward Olson warned of continued 17 percent slot income losses without a solution to the silver dollar shortage. He cited tokens as non money devices and noted possible legal conflicts. The Assembly also acted on child neglect reporting, driver education funding, and district exits from Clark McNary fire districts.
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Peking Students March On Soviet Embassy
Chinese and Vietnamese students joined several processions in Peking to confront the Soviet Embassy over Russian police actions in Moscow. The protestors handed a letter to Soviet diplomats and the Chinese ambassador lodged a formal protest with Foreign Minister Gromyko, charging Moscow with ruthless suppression of the demonstrators.
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Tito Plays Peaceman In Crisis
Belgrade reports President Tito seeks non aligned nations to mediate Vietnam peace. He messages leaders including Shastri and Bandaranaike and asks Johnson to halt actions widening the war. Tito also met Soviet envoy Puzanov and is believed to have pressed Kosygin for a peaceful solution.
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Cardinal Meyer Shows Slight Improvement
Doctors at Mercy Hospital removed a breathing tube from Albert Cardinal Meyer and said the 61 year old archbishop of Chicago resumed normal breathing after surgery to remove a brain tumor. A spokesman reported a very restful night and slight improvement though he remained very sick with stable vital signs.
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Fire damages painting at NC State theater during rehearsals
Police report someone set a fire in the foyer of the North Carolina State campus theater during rehearsals of The Lady Is Not for Burning. No injuries were reported as investigators inspect the scene.
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Brinks Bag Loss Sparks Philadelphia Money Mystery
A gray canvas bag containing 40000 disappeared from a Brinks armored truck during bank stops in Philadelphia. Police and Brinks suspect the bag fell on the street. a prior Los Angeles incident in 1961 saw a $240000 bag dropped and recovered.
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Policy Split in Congress Broadens Over Viet Nam Ties
The Senate foreign policy rift over Viet Nam widens to cover all Cold War U S relations with Communist powers. Fulbright proposes East West cooperation including a Panama Canal consortium. Dirksen tears into the idea calling it dangerous while GOP leaders warn of concessions and note gains by Communists in trade.
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Death of comedy star Margaret Dumont at 75
Margaret Dumont, longtime foil to the Marx Brothers, died of a heart attack in Los Angeles at 75. A New York native, she starred in films and TV comedies, worked with Groucho Marx on a taped sketch, and began on Broadway with George M. Cohan before touring Europe and later returning to stage and screen in seven Marx Brothers films.
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Johnson to Sign $1.1 Billion Appalachia Aid Bill
President Johnson will sign the $1.1 billion Appalachia aid measure Tuesday at 1 a.m. EST. The act, approved by the House, debuts Johnson’s Great Society effort to boost economics in the 11-state region. He also aims to finalize a crime program message for Congress.
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Jerry Lewis Slips Into Coast Hospital After Onstage Accident
Hollywood comedian Jerry Lewis remained in bed with a concussion after slipping on a wet floor during a dress rehearsal for The Andy Williams Show. He was treated and driven home by his wife Patti, with doctors noting dizziness but no lasting injuries.
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Hawaii Volcanoes Enter Quiet Phase Amid Breathers
Hawaii's Volcanoes National Park reports reduced activity with lava fountains 75 to 100 feet high along a 700 foot break near Kalalau crater and intermittent eruptions about a mile away dubbed the coffee break eruption. Harmonic tremors indicate a steady lava flow from Kilauea into the Puna Rift while fumes plume from Makaopuhi crater area. An active lava lake cooled Friday morning, revealing a molten network beneath the surface.
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Appaloosa Group Plans Exhibit and Meeting Details
The Las Vegas Appaloosa Club will host a Tuesday meeting led by Mary Lou Davis and Don Krukow. A stallion and 1964 colt exhibit, program on breeding practices by C J Oldham, pamphlets from National headquarters, Q and A session, and slides on the Chief Joseph Trail Ride will be shown. George Russell presides. Hospitality by Dorothy Kelly.
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Humphrey Reaffirms U.S. Viet Nam Policy
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey said the United States will remain in Vietnam until the Communists halt aggression and belligerence. He spoke at a news conference before attending a testimonial dinner for Senator Thomas J. Dodd in Hartford.
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D-Conn
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American Legion Oratorical Contest Draws 530 Youths
Almost 530 youngsters are expected to compete today as the American Legion District No 2 High School Oratorical Contest opens. Finalists advance to the state contest on March 15 in Las Vegas with entrants from Boulder City Post 31 Henderson Post 40 Las Vegas Post 8 Overton Post 38 and North Las Vegas Post 51.
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Juvenile Delinquency Hits All Time High in United States
Government report blames postwar baby boom for record juvenile delinquency. In 1963 US Juvenile Courts handled 601000 cases for youths ages 10 to 17, an 8 percent rise over 1962. Bureau cites root causes and calls for preventive services as crucial during the school-to-work transition.
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Stevenson Says U S Keeps Vietnam In Questioning Light
In Vienna Adlai E Stevenson said the United States will stay in South Vietnam until Hanoi guarantees full independence and territorial integrity The Vienna remark came as he criticized criticism of U S efforts to contain Chinese communism Other items note Chilean elections may decide reforms in President Frei Madrid reports a running gunbattle as police intercept anti government literature and two students are injured Somerset Maugham improves in hospital at Nice and Bonn notes France backing U S Britain against breaking ties with the United Arab Republic Home warns Britain against a Socialist government in power and U S policy in Vietnam
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Exhibition of Indian paintings at Harvard and JFK paintings on display
Mrs. John F. Kennedy is to view a private exhibition of Indian paintings at Harvard University next Tuesday with five of her own paintings on display. The show runs March 10 to April 20 at the Fogg Art Museum and is open to the public.
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