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Newspaper

Las Vegas Sun

Location

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1964

Page

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Clay To Retake Induction Exam

Clay, the famed high school sprinter, will attempt a retake of his induction exam after a temporary setback. Coaches and school officials say the test is crucial for eligibility and future participation in state trials, with updated dates and venues to be announced.

Udall News Dueling Las Vegas Reports Cause Confusion

A barrage of conflicting reports from the Las Vegas Sun and the Las Vegas Review-Journal about Secretary Udall’s schedule creates doubt over whether he will attend the North American Wildlife and Natural Resources Conference in Las Vegas. The piece notes timing clashes and editorial emphasis, with Charles Stoddard slated to appear if Udall is absent.

Stewart Udall Interior Lyndon B. Johnson Las Vegas South America The Review-Journal Journal SUN SUN News Big City Udall Nevada Charles Stoddard Bureau of Land Management of Interior North American Wildlife and

Will Nab Wiretappers Warns Clark County Police Chiefs

Nevada Deputy Atty. Gen. Ted Marshall pledged to prosecute any person or agency for illegal wiretapping. He stated there is no immunity for unlawful tapping by any party and sent an advisory letter on Nevada wiretapping statutes to city police and the county sheriff, following alleged intrusions at two Las Vegas hotels.

Dist Ted Marshall Marshall Clark County Ralph Lamb Nevada Harvey Dickerson Las Vegas

Lodge Leads Write-In in New Hampshire GOP Primary

Henry Cabot Lodge, listed as a write-in from Saigon, surged to the lead in early returns of New Hampshire's Republican presidential primary. Goldwater trailed closely with Rockefeller third as 138 of 302 precincts reported and Lodge held the top spot across 13 cities and 224 towns.

Concord N.H UPI Henry Cabot Lodge New Hampshire Barry Goldwater New York Nelson A. Rockefeller Lodge Saigon Oldwater Rockefeller Richard M. Nixon Margaret Chase Smith Harold E. Stassen Washington Goldwater Clifton White Massachusetts New Robert S. McNamara George

Udall Misses Convention Address in North American Conference

Stewart L Udall cannot speak at the general session as he is dispatched by President Johnson to Venezuela for the installation ceremony of the new president. Sigurd Olson of the National Park Service will read the secretary's speech to the convention.

Stewart L. Udall North American Wildlife and Natural Resources Conference Venezuela Johnson Sigurd Olson National Park Service Udall

Fish seen as answer for food

Donald G. Snyder of the Bureau of Commercial Fisheries told the North American Wildlife and Natural Resources Conference that two billion undernourished people lack protein. He warned that only half of the nutritionally adequate food needed is available, and world population growth will worsen the deficit.

Donald G. Snyder Bureau of Commercial Fisheries North American Wildlife and Natural Resources Conference Sahara Snyder Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations

American Bomber Shot Down in East Germany

An unarmed U S Air Force RB66 reconnaissance jet was shot down by Soviet forces over East Germany during a training mission. Three crewmen reportedly parachuted from the aircraft. their fate remained unknown. The United States protested and urged East German authorities to assist in recovering the crew and wreckage.

East Germany Wiesbaden APL Air Force United States Russia Washington Defense Department Department U.S. Air Force West Germany Berlin U.S

Early Mormon pioneer Udall’s kin helped map Las Vegas

Stewart Udall, Interior Secretary, is honored as Conservationist of the Year in Nevada but attends as descendant of Jacob Hamblin the “Apostle on Horseback.” Hamblin pioneered Southern Nevada, Southern Utah, and Arizona, aiding colonization before statehood. Perkins notes Hamblin’s peacemaking with Indians and high regard among both Mormon and Gentile communities.

Stewart Udall United States Department of the Interior North American Wildlife and Natural Resources Conference Nevada Las Vegas Jacob Hamblin Udall Federation United States Apostle Utah Arizona Perkins

Fizzle More Likely in Las Vegas Liquor Probe

City Commissioner Phil Mirabelli calls for censure of City Atty Sidney Whitmore over a perceived fizzle in the liquor license inquiry. The move, sparked by the report’s failure to reveal influence peddling or bribes, drew little interest and was not taken up at a special commission meeting.

Phil Mirabelli Sidney Whitmore Mirabelli Whitmore Mirabellis City Commission Ed Fountain Oran Grayson al H

TB Costs Not Up to County State Rules

Atty Gen Harvey Dickerson says Clark County not obligated to pay TB patient care costs and the state must fund indigent patients. He notes possible voluntary county support. State pays up to 17 dollars daily plus drugs. hospital costs cited at 27.50 daily. New wing funded with 350000 from 1961 legislature.

Atty Harvey Dickerson Clark County State Health and Welfare Department Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital

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