Nevada film funding blame dispute over 20000 dollar project
Nevada business firms and city promotion agencies face losses from an advertised state backed film project. Economic Development Director Jack Lehman is questioned for official sanction, with calls for court action to determine liability and recovery of funds. Clark County cities are urged to pursue legal remedies to recover investments or identify responsible parties.
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Nevada
State Department of Economic Development
Jack Lehman
Lehman
Clark County
New Cuban cigar caper under Kennedy embargo
Al Capp reports on illicit Havana cigars as Kennedy blocks imports. A fake bootlegging scheme, speedboat rendezvous, a green freighter, and a secret speakeasy with club men smoking long Havana cigars while reading Fortune magazines.
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New York
Kennedy
Castro
Havana
Long Island
Cove
United States
Churchill
Message From Ruark on Postwar America’s Music and Manners
In a caustic critique, Ruark laments postwar American culture. He mocks youth fashion and rock music, calls Americans juvenile and self important, and mocks social attitudes. He contrasts prewar sophistication with current taste and notes global export of rock n roll and denim fashion.
Warning To Wage Earners On Household Social Security Tax
Dalmon Davis warned wage earners with multiple employers to report all income on federal returns. Household workers such as maids cooks and governesses should ensure their employers paying 50 or more in a calendar quarter report wages and pay both portions of Social Security tax via Form 942 by the quarter end.
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Dalmon Davis
Internal Revenue
Nevada
Davis
Internal Revenue Service
Letter of thanks for Christian Science Lecture published
Mrs Alice McP Morgan expresses gratitude for the reprinted Christian Science Lecture and past due appreciation for prior lectures in the newspaper. She notes the gift to the community and thanks the publisher for weekly dissemination.
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Labor push to cut national work week faces Kennedy
Victor Riesel reports union chiefs in the Midwest and East push for a 35 hour work week with no income loss, aiming to press Kennedy from within the administration. IBEW and other unions back shorter hours. details include 55 year old retirement proposals and shifting hours through contracts.
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Neb
Potomac
Mississippi
Kennedy
Labor
John Kennedy
Labor Movement
JFK
Harry van Arsdale
New York City
Gordon Freeman
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
IBEW
David Dubinsky
Ladies Garment Workers’ Union
Aflcto
Cuban IRBM bases near Holguin Camaguey Matanzas Pinar del Rio
Intelligence warns four Cuban missile bases within 90 to 175 miles of Florida could host IRBMs. Reports say General Enrique Lister oversees Cuban bases and police work. unconfirmed claims say missiles may already be present. JCS urges action. Kennedy hesitates awaiting hard proof amid poison gas rumors and other Cold War developments.
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Pinar del Rio
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Oriente
Enrique Lister
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Frunze
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Castro
JCS
Kennedy
Khrushchev
White House
Havana
Defense Intelligence Agency
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