Gunnery drills in international waters provoke Soviet protest
In Norfolk, a Navy spokesman said the area cited by the Soviet Union lies in international waters but is posted to mariners with warnings during gunnery. He noted air and sea surveillance is kept, ships are warned away, and firing ceases if approached. The note warns the trawler and crew could be endangered by such actions. The Soviet government calls the shooting a violation of international law and freedom of navigation and demands punishment and preventive steps.
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Norfolk
U. S. Atlantic Fleet
Navy
Soviet Union
Leopold Paroled After Serving Time in Notorious Case
Nathan Leopold, once convicted in the Leopold and Loeb murder, wins parole after completing the required period. Board chairman Charles F. Kinney states the move follows policy. Leopold, a model prisoner, reflected on kindness shown to him and pledged to dedicate his future to proving the legitimacy of rehabilitation over punishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Kinney
Puerto Rico
Leopold
Richard Loeb
Franks
Chicago
Gertz
Loeb
Civil Rights Bill Suffered Setbacks in Legislature
The Civil Rights Bill failed to reach committee again and faced a floor defeat. Senator James Slattery blamed the result as signaling what the Senate and Assembly would enact on Civil Rights after the upper house’s passage. A separate tax bill allowing Clark and Washoe counties a 1 percent sales tax for school construction was delayed after an 8 to 9 vote.
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James Slattery
R Storey
Senate
Slattery
Nevada
Clark
Washoe
Wilson McGowan
R-Pershing
Floyd Lamb
D-Lincoln
B. Mahon Brown
D-Clark
Roger Bissett
D-Washoe
Sanitation District funding ties to private gains and unions
The pipeline and sewer line projects relied on private funds plus government matching support. The district profited from effluent sales while defending bond covenants and noting no preferential treatment. REECO labor talks continue as monitors face nonuniform outcomes and potential back pay disputes.
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Paradise Valley
Las Vegas Valley
Greenspun Editorial Masthead and Las Vegas Address
The document lists H M Greenspun as editor and publisher with a staff including executives and editors, departments and roles at 900 South Main Street Las Vegas Nevada, noting Second Class Matter and various associations and distributors. It provides subscription rates for daily and Sunday single copies and monthly pricing.
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Las Vegas
Gm, Inc
South Main Street
Nevada
Congress
Allen Kiapp Co
Chicago
Detroit
New York
Gan Francisco
United Press International
State Press Associaon
Fisher’s Association
California
Kennedy to Name Third Member in Rail Dispute Panel
Kennedy said he would appoint a neutral third party to complete the three member group and noted a tentative agreement on all but about five issues in the dispute. He warned that rushing to a settlement or halting railroad service would not serve the public interest.
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Kennedy
No Evidence Ties Found to Communism in Dinner Remarks
The article notes that no evidence linked him to Communism. One charge cited his talk at a Soviet American dinner in Boston, which he did not deny. He argued the event occurred when Russia and the United States were allies against Germany.
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Boston
Russia
United States
Germany
Public notices and lost and found travel ads from 1963
From this date forward I will no longer be responsible for any debts or contracts incurred by anyone other than myself. I am no longer affiliated in any way with Carpet City. Signet BEN MARTENONS Pub March 14 15 16 17 1963. LOST AND FOUND REWARD for return of music from car outside 6A Victory Village. Information leading to recovery, no nly FR 27063. TRAVELING to New York Want 1 or 9 riders to share expenses Leaving Sunday or Monday 875-0603.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carpet City
Ben Martenons
RTE
Victory Village
New York
Foster's Shoes Ad Promotes Wedding Rings in Nevada
An old ad highlights wedding and engagement rings at Foster's Shoes located near Prep Park parking. The message emphasizes a broad selection and personal service for buyers in Nevada.
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Nevada
Trudy Jewelers Ad Offers Downtown Watch Repair
Classified notice lists Trudy Jewelers at 516 Fremont St next to Penney's with Ajiso Pine Watch and Clock Repair phone 382-8098. Public help wanted for women and girls 21 to 29 as cocktail waitresses at Club Exotic on Boulder Highway.
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Penney
Ajiso Pine Watch and Clock Repair
Fremont ST
Club Exotic
Flv
Boulder Hwy
Grand jury to scrutinize sanitation district issues in Carson City
Grand Jury to be impaneled by District Judge Zenoff and Dist Judge Compton to probe the Sanitation District and related matters since 1960. Records were loaded for review, with Special Investigator Jack Adams overseeing, and 36 jurors to be selected by County Commission chairmen La Porta and Mowbray.
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Dist
David Zenoff
Zenoff
Carson City
William Compton
Nellis Blvd
Boulder Highway
Jack Adams
May Move
Marshall
Court House
District Court
County Commission
Lou la Porta
Mowbray
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AEC
William Roche
National Labor Relations Board
H M. Greenspun
BH. M. Greenspun
Ray Germain
Norman Whitf
Barbara Greenspun
H. M. Greenspun
Ruthe Desatn
Bryn Armstrong
Joe McClain
Tamara Anu Reeva
C. D. James
Bob Belz
Norvell Wood
Deez Coakley
Aluminum
Beterer Livenc
Endous
Bay Meadows
L. V
N. 3Rd St
Trudy Jewelers
Grand Jury
L.V. Blvd. Sc
Callai
L.v. Blvd
Ee Neem
Tracy
Fantastic Pair Beauty Shop
Cali
Ai Electric
Market Town
Cal
APTS
van Dyke
L.V. Bivd
Spencecraft
Canosa
Np. Kirby Co
Stewart
BALF
Olier
Homes & Trailers
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Sun
Service Awning Co., Inc
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Patti Page
Nnanight
Antonio Morel
George Gobel
Bael 3
Martin Denny
Morry King & His Violins
Dave Burton
Ernie Stewart
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