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Newspaper

Las Vegas Sun

Location

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1963

Page

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Judge approves DA plea for grand jury panel

District attorney signs a warrant impounding records of the Sanitation District and the district attorney Robert Jones as part of an investigation into alleged public office abuses and questionable expenditures. Judge Mowbray cautions it will not be a fishing expedition and confirms the grand jury will determine indictments.

Marshall Robert Jones Dist. Atty Sanitation District Mowbray Grand Jury

District Attorney urged grand jury over Clark County Sanitation District

A Las Vegas public letter questions newspaper claims about Clark County Sanitation District officials. The writer urges District Attorney Edward Marshall to convene a Grand Jury to probe alleged misconduct and the motives behind sensational reporting, including a pipeline project to Paradise Valley Country Club. The author defends officials and warns against criminal libel by sensational coverage.

Edward Marshall District Court Clark County Marshall Las Vegas Paradise Valley Country Club

Soviet note accuses U S warships of shelling Russian trawler

Moscow reports that three U S ships fired on a Soviet fishing trawler about 70 miles east of Norfolk Virginia. The note describes two Boston class cruisers and a Franks class destroyer firing volleys with dummy warheads. It warns of possible consequences and notes Cuba withdrawal under Khrushchev Kennedy accord.

Moscow UPD Soviet Union U.S Norfolk

Rights Bill Kicks Off Hot Fight

A hot floor battle erupted in the Assembly over SCR-26 a bill of rights for property owners The measure passed the Senate without dissent and cleared the Assembly 20 14 The 10 point program grants owners privacy control over holdings and the right to accept or reject buyers Flora Dungan opposed the measure from Las Vegas

Carson City Utpi Assembly Senate Flora Dungan Las Vegas

Woman Driver Invented Line by Dr June A Carroll

Dr June A Carroll of India California painted the first highway white line in 1912 along a one mile stretch to guide travelers. The Sun automotive classified ads invite buyers and sellers of used cars and promote the Want Adventure Contest with cash prizes.

June A. Carroll India Calif SUN P.S Ssn

Russ Charge Denied By U S Official

The State Department rejected a Soviet protest claiming U S Navy ships fired on a Russian trawler. A spokesman said no surface vessel was within 12 miles of a destroyer engaged in gunnery on March 8, 70 miles east of Norfolk.

State Department U.S. Navy Norfolk Lincoln White

Weather Summary: Clear with gentle winds

Clear today with light winds and mild temperatures. High around 60, overnight low near HM. Yesterday reached 59 with a 33 degree low. Rel humidity at noon 16 percent. Sunrise at 5 52, sunset at 5 47.

Fire Aboard U S Plane Carrier Valley Forge

A minor fire aboard the 27 100 ton aircraft carrier Valley Forge anchored at Pier Echo in Long Beach California was quickly controlled. Sparks from welding allegedly ignited spilled gas and two welders fell into the water but were not seriously hurt.

Long Beach Calif UPI Valley Forge Pier Echo Navy

Bishop Oxnam Dies Liberal Methodist Leader at 71

The Rev. Dr. G. Bromley Oxnam world religious figure and early World Council of Churches president died at 71 in White Plains after an operation for Parkinson's disease. His career spanned liberal causes during the McCarthy era with HUAC hearings yielding a favorable editorial reaction and eventual exoneration.

White Plains N.Y UPI G. Bromley Oxnam World Council of Churches Burke Rehabilitation Foundation House Un-American Activities Committee Oxnam

Thrill Miller Finally Freed

Nathan Leopold Jr. a key figure in the 1924 Crime of the Century, won parole release from the Illinois Pardon and Parole Board. He is now off parole and no longer under supervision after serving a five year term, while working in Puerto Rico as a $10 daily hospital laboratory technician. He released a statement through attorney Elmer Gertz expressing gratitude to supporters.

Springfield Nathan Leopold Jr Bobby Franks Illinois Pardon and Parole Board Leopold Puerto Rico Elmer Gertz

Labor Peace Returns to AEC Test Site

After a week and a half, more than 300 electrical workers and 44 radiation monitors returned to the Nevada Test Site. Union agents and Reynold s Electrical and Engineering Co. officials resumed work on the labor peace terms following a late Tuesday settlement.

Nevada Test Site Reynolds Electrical and Engineering Co. Inc Atomic Proving Ground REECO

Flood Victims Counted As Recovery Begins

Five states report 17 dead and over 50 000 homeless after Appalachian floods. Sunshine returns as rescue crews clear mud and debris and fear more victims may be found. Kentucky and West Virginia disaster areas declared. governors seek federal aid amid damage estimated above $20 million.

Kentucky West Virginia Virginia Tennessee Alabama Kennedy

Kennedy asks Espee arbitration on labor dispute

President Kennedy urged Southern Pacific Railroad and the Brotherhood of Railway Clerks to seek remaining issues in their labor dispute through binding arbitration. He asked the union to refrain from authorizing any service withdrawal while a decision on his appeal is pending and suggested a three member neutral panel.

Washington API Kennedy Southern Pacific Railroad The Brotherhood of Railway Clerks D. J. Rassp Lhe rahroaGgana M. Harrison Union

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