Mansfield says GOP budget plan exposes its falseness
Senate Democratic leader Mike Mansfield told reporters after a Kennedy breakfast that Republicans backed off from a first round clash over budget trimming and failed to use the outdoor recreation bill to start their campaign. He urged Republicans to show how to cut 10 to 11 billion without harming security and the economy while noting House actions adding 500 million to defense.
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Below Zero Low Reported Nationwide In Morning Audit
The US Weather Bureau logged the nation wide morning low at 7 below zero at Limestone and Caribou. In Texas Corpus Christi reported Maine Monday’s high reached 91 degrees.
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Sacramento Senate approves use of boat gaffs in river
The Senate passed a bill to permit the use of gaffs on a boat in the Sacramento River, Tehama County. The measure advances to the Assembly for consideration.
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ONeills Strange Interlude Revived at Hudson Theater
The Actors Studio presents Eugene O’Neill’s Strange Interlude at Hudson Theater directed by Jose Quintero with a star cast led by Geraldine Page Franchot Tone and Jane Fonda. The four and a half hour drama uses the character thoughts woven into dialogue to reveal true natures with strong ensemble work though length prompts calls for trimming.
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Agency Rejects Zinc Miners Pay Loss Claim
The Tariff Commission denied a request for worker pay-loss assistance from 126 miners at the Hanover zinc mine and mill owned by New Jersey Zinc Co. They were laid off December 1 when the operation closed, with the commission finding no proof that job losses were caused solely by foreign competition.
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Merced Irrigation District Loan Bill Passed to Finance
The Assembly Water Resources committee approved a bill allowing the Merced Irrigation District to borrow up to 19 million dollars in state funds from the Davis-Grun SKY program and sent it to the finance committee for review.
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Girl Protests Night Hours of Indiana Legislature
An 11 year old Anne Virginia Ziegner protested the late hours of Indiana lawmakers by drafting a Senate resolution urging newsmen and legislators to go home earlier. The note urged that editors and chiefs be home before 10 pm for adequate sleep and was adopted by voice vote though the Senate adjourned at 4 am.
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Official Hits Offensive Ads
New York Commerce Secretary Luther Hodges warned at Manhattan College the ad industry produces offensive deceptive ads and must clean up its act. He said ads should not bear the blame for societal ills but urged self policing to avoid government regulation.
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Washington Gamble Bill Sparks Varied Reactions
Washington proposes a gambling bill prompting mixed views from Nevada officials and gamblers. Gov. Grant Sawyer and gaming leaders say they need details to assess potential impact on Nevada’s legalized industry. Observers note Western states often test legalization bills but rarely advance them.
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Longero Wins Recount for State Fish and Game Commissioner
In Lyon County the recount of ballots for State Fish and Game Commissioner shows Jerry Longero edged Pio Galantano mini by three votes after a tied original count of 1 206. Senator Walter Whitacre said the results were communicated by Lyon County Clerk J A Baker and the legislature will decide on the dispute after another recount was requested.
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Casino Payroll Deposit System Debate Stalls
A four man committee was tasked by Gov Grant Sawyer to study a payroll deposit system for casinos to protect employees if operators fail. The Gaming Policy Board met but did not decide on mandates, citing unworkable deposits and questions of uniformity.
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Rayburn Building Aims For Marble Palace Ambience
A UPI report tours the Rayburn House Office Building describing its 169 three room suites with kitchenette clocks built in file drawers and safes. The reporter jokes about luxury for lawmakers noting limited access areas and ample electric outlets.
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Mexico Beer Boom Hits All Time High
The federal statistics bureau reports beer production in Mexico rising past 1.5 billion pesos annually across 19 breweries. In a single 1962 trimester Mexicans consumed 9 million liters on tap and 200 million bottled beers, spending over 400 million pesos.
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Storm Dislodges Stonehenge Stone in London
A 26 ton stone from the outer ring at Stonehenge was blown down by a gale early Sunday, a Ministry of Public Building and Works spokesman said. The broad flat stone, one of 30 upright stones, will be reset as soon as possible.
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Nevada gasoline tax raises $822,015 in February
The Nevada Tax Commission reported a six cent gasoline tax collected $822,015 in February. Of the total, 17 counties received $65,464 and shared $139,842 with incorporated cities within their boundaries.
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Cardinal Spellman Hosts Mass in Lisbon Pilgrim Center
Cardinal Francis Spellman of New York, visiting Fatima with 1,000 American pilgrims, will celebrate Mass at St Dominigos church in Lisbon tomorrow, reports confirm.
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Tshombe Returns to Katanga After Paris Medical Care
Moise Tshombe returned to Elisabethville from Paris where he had medical treatment. A vast crowd greeted him with a jubilant reception estimated at 10,000 people.
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UPD
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AEC Luncheon and Meeting at Elks Club
The Atomic Energy Commission Woman's Club will hold its monthly luncheon and general meeting Thursday at 12 30 pm at the Elks Club 900 Las Vegas Blvd North Reservations are to be made by Mrs VA Bunce phone 878 5840 or Mrs EG Halligan phone 643 3520
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