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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1964
Page
9
The Moscow Central Synagogue announced it cannot accept more flour for matzoh as Passover approaches. A private Orthodox Jewish bakery, briefly halted by fire hazards, had limited capacity to process flour, with 4,400 pounds delivered by weekend.
More than 400 construction machinery distributors attend the four day Michigan-Wheels of Progress conference in Las Vegas. Clark Equipment Company demonstrates six earthmoving machines including a 600 horsepower bulldozer with eight foot tires and a 30 cubic yard scoop capacity.
At a Senate Finance Committee hearing, Harry Byrd Albert Gore Thruston Morton mock a medical diagnosis of the livestock industry woes comparing meat imports to cancer malaria ulcers and other illnesses. Mundt cautions imports as the root cause while jokey exchanges underscore policy clash.
Rome traffic police ordered to crack down on motorists using musical horns. The transport ministry circular says musical horns violate legal specifications and disturb other drivers and pedestrians.
America’s first space traveler Alan Shepard joined leaders from the AEC and NASA in backing Project Rover. Sen. Howard Cannon said Shepard relayed that only a nuclear engine can propel astronauts beyond the moon. The administration seeks 151 million dollars for the nuclear rocket program next year. Cannon previously fought to preserve the engine program at the Nevada Test Site as cuts loomed.
The U S House passed a bill to create the Public Land Review Commission to examine and update outdated public land laws. Co sponsors Rep Walter Baring of Nevada and Rep Wayne Aspinall of Colorado spearheaded the measure, with Baring as subcommittee chairman and Aspinall leading the Interior Committee.
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