Centennial Seal Now in Circulation for Nevada 1964
The eight color Nevada Centennial seal featuring a prospector and burro will circulate across the state for souvenirs and novelties during the 1964 centennial. Paul McDermott of Las Vegas says firms may obtain the seal on a non exclusive basis under contract terms from the Nevada Centennial Commission in Reno. The artwork highlights Nevada’s 100 year history and its roles in silver, livestock, timber, and nuclear development.
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Nevada
Paul McDermott
Las Vegas
Nevada Centennial Commission
State
Reno
State Commission
Chamber of Commerce Calls for Immediate Tax Cuts
The U S Chamber of Commerce urged an 86 billion dollar tax cut to take effect this year saying it would spur risk taking and growth. Joe Barlow chaired the testimony and favored lower top rates, broader exemptions, and offset by spending cuts to avoid a deficit.
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Washington
UPI
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Joe Barlow
Chamber
Kennedy
House
Ways & Means Committee
Barlow
Treasury
Business
Barrow
U S and Soviet Clash Over Disarmament Conference
The United States and the Soviet Union exchange views on shifting the 17 nation disarmament conference from the deadlocked nuclear issue to general disarmament. Each side outlines priorities with the Soviets favoring withdrawal of foreign-based nuclear forces and a non aggression pact while the U S and Britain prepare a new draft treaty amid stalled talks.
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Gpneva
UPT
Union States
Russia
United States
Britain
Unclear: Well Claims Worker Father Died Years Ago
The text is garbled and references a drowning in Porto Portugal and a Port of Los Angeles artificial header. No coherent events or names form a reliable summary.
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Well Claims
Oporto
Portugal
Manuel Louriern
Los Angeles
Costa Rican backs aid to anti Castroites
Costa Rican Ambassador Gonzalo Facio urged material and financial help for Cubans opposing Castro. He said Cuban military leaders were tired of Castro and would join an effort if supported, including sabotage of Cuban harbor deposits. Facio spoke during a TV interview en route to a Central American summit with Kennedy.
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Washington
Gonzalo
Facio
Paci
Council of the Organization of American States
OAS
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Castro
Assis
Facn
Cova Rica
Kennedy
Bacio
Fpacio
United States
Lawmakers May Channel Tax Proposal
Washington lawmakers confront pressure on the Ways and Means Committee as it weighs Kennedy tax cuts. A split plan may pass this year with initial individual rate reductions, delaying the second phase and controversial reforms to 1964. Mills leads strategy amid public hearings on taxes.
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Washington
UPI
House
Ways & Means Committee
Kennedy
Wilbur D. Mills
Mills
Las Vegas murder trial DA asks high court review
Clark County District Attorney Ted Marshall sought Supreme Court review of a district court order granting defense access to his files in the 1961 Las Vegas narcotics agent slaving case. He asked for a delay in the Beasley Valrie Harris Patterson trial as the high court decides if the order was proper.
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Marshall
Sexton
Elko Director Targeted by Governor Move
The Senate Finance Committee introduced a bill to place Oliver Forsterer, superintendent of the Nevada Youth Training Center at Elko, under direct gubernatorial supervision. Lawmakers, who inspected the boys’ reformatory, criticized its operation and discussed ousting Forsterer, but Governor Grant Sawyer offered no commitment pending his explanation.
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Carson-Chfy
UPI
Senate Finance Committee
Oliver Forsterer
Nevada
Elko
Forsterer
Grant Sawyer
Adult Education Parley at University of Nevada
The Mountain Plans Education Conference will convene at the University of Nevada on March 24 25 and 26 with nearly 190 representatives from Wyoming Idaho Arizona Colorado New Mexico Utah and Nevada attending. The event theme is Continuing Education for Women and keynote speaker Mrs Foster Peterson assistant secretary of labor and director of the women bureau. William C. Miller professor of speech and drama will speak at the banquet on March 23.
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Reno
Mountain Plans
University of Nevada
Wyoming
Daho
Arizona
Colorado
New Mexico
Utah
Nevada
Foster Peterson
Labor
women + bureau
Dy Williamy C. Miller
BLM Adopts New Land Record System in Reno Office
Sen. Cannon said the Bureau of Land Management will implement a new land patent records system at the Reno office to speed up patents. The system, costing about 350000 dollars, will allow patents to be signed locally by the late BLM director under Interior secretary authority, ending the Washington signing requirement.
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Washington
UPI
Reno
Bureau of Land Management
Howard Cannon
Cannon
BLM
Secretary of the Interior
Nevada
Supreme Court backs Mowbray ruling on Elko injury case
The Nevada Supreme Court upheld Judge John Mowbray's denial of damages to Bud Kimball who was injured when a track overturned in a construction zone. The court found no evidence to dispute the trial record that the truck driver caused the accident, not Hoops Construction Company Warren Briggs or John Emmons.
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Carson City
UPI
State Supreme Court
Dist
John Mowbray
Elko
Bud Kimball
Hoops Construction Company
Warren Briggs
John Emmons
Mowbray
Kimball
High Court
Mowbrays
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