University of Nevada Week proclaimed across state campuses
Dr. Herbert Derfelt announces March 11 to 17 as University of Nevada Week honoring the Land Grant Centennial. Reno and Las Vegas campuses plan events with Nevada Southern faculty speaking to civic groups and on TV about the Morrill Act and Nevada’s land grant heritage.
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Martin Black
Channel 2
Florida Urges 1964 Demo Convention in Miami Area
UPI reports Sen. George Smathers calls for the 1964 DemocraticNational Convention to be held near Miami after a fund raising banquet featuring President Kennedy drew 3 000 Florida Democrats and a 40 second standing ovation. Smathers notes Florida’s past GOP votes but predicts Kennedy will carry the state in 1964. The dinner raised substantial funds and a portrait of Jacqueline Kennedy was presented to the President.
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Tax Break Seen for Lobbyists
Senator Vance Hartke predicts the administration’s tax revision bill will allow deductions for money spent to influence legislation at local state and federal levels. The House Ways and Means Committee plans to approve only deductions for appearances before legislative bodies and not for educational campaign spending. Hartke, a Senate Finance Committee member and co author of a bill backing educational campaign deductions, says the proposal could change in the Senate. He argues the measure helps speakers inform the public and gain support.
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Bowles Affirms U.S. Respect for Cambodian Neutral Policy
Chester Bowles, special assistant to President Kennedy for Asiatic affairs, said at a news conference that the United States respects Cambodia's desire to pursue neutrality. He met with Prince Norodom Sihanouk before flying to Manila yesterday.
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Cambodia
UPI
Chester Bowles
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United States
Nordom Sihanouk
Manila
Tish Boat Escorts Tiberias Amid Raid Reports
Police patrol boats escorted a fishing fleet in the eastern Sea of Galilee after Syrians were reported to have shelled a patrol boat Thursday. Two policemen were wounded in the incident.
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Tiberias
Israel
UPD
Sea of Galilee
Fight Cancer With A Check And A Check Up
A health initiative urges donations and regular screenings to combat cancer. Community groups organize fund drives and free screening events, encouraging residents to contribute and schedule medical check ups for early detection.
No-Way Dental Laboratory Repairs While You Wait
Partial plates repaired and old dentures duplicated at No-Way Dental Laboratory run by Azbila. Open days 9 to 12.4 and 4:00, closed Saturday. Located at 111 N. 9th, professional blog mentions office hours and services.
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Azbila
Kennedy Plans Push Against Unsafe Drugs and Foods
President Kennedy will seek congressional authority to protect consumers from unsafe and worthless products. He intends to overhaul food and drug laws, strengthen inspections and crack down on illicit habit forming drugs. Heavy opposition is expected from cosmetics makers and drug manufacturers.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy
Congress
Food and Drug Administration
Exotica Performances Highlight Olga Harrisons Film Role
Carroll Harrison portrays a nurse in The Interns and performs a torrid striptease in a New Year sequence. She also performs at The Body Shop nightclub in Hollywood under the name Exotica when not acting in films.
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Travel Relief Nears for Military Dependents Overseas
Washington reports a near decision to ease the government pay ban on overseas travel for military dependents. The Army proposed a plan delaying travel six to eight months after assignment, while the Army Navy Air Force Journal noted some families could be reunited by spring as more than 40,000 troops were sent to Europe for three year tours.
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UPI
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Army-Navy - Air Force Journal
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