Reapportionment Showdown Faces Monday Assembly Action
Carson City Nevada AP news brief notes that Assembly Committee on State County and City Affairs will again take up AB-1 on Monday amid a fierce reapportionment debate. Chair Ray Kinsley warns a vote will either kill or pass the bill shaping seven districts with Clark Washoe and other counties apportioned into assemblymen and senators.
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Nevada Senate bills push new Elko city charter
Two bills in the Nevada Senate propose a new Elko city charter with four wards yet at large elections for all officers. The mayor would earn 2400 dollars yearly and four supervisors could hire a city manager. The plan requires legislative approval and a voter referendum within two years.
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Parole Board Qualifications Bill Moves in Nevada Senate
The Senate Finance Committee introduced a bill setting occupational qualifications for Nevada's five State Parole Board members. After the bill takes effect the governor must appoint a physician or psychiatrist, an educator, a rancher or farmer, an attorney, and a sixth member from an unlisted category. The measure, part of parole system reforms amid six months of criticism, was referred back to committee.
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North Las Vegas charter change gets do pass from Assembly
North Las Vegas would switch city attorney to appointive and require primaries for elections, with a first primary not until 1967 due to timing. Assemblyman Alleman, absent, had sought election of the post and a primary. The panel also dropped a proposal to add a second assemblyman for North Las Vegas.
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Rusk Brands Russians as Shirkers Over Laos Viet Nam
Secretary of State Dean Rusk accused the Soviet Union of failing to live up to Geneva accords on Laos and Viet Nam. He backed Andrei Gromyko’s view that Hanoi holds the key to peace and urged North Vietnam to end aggression so U S forces can return home. The comment followed Gromyko’s London statement criticizing U S actions as invasion and pressing Washington to pull out before any new conference.
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Congo troops with mercenaries close on Aru city in northeast Congo
In a northeast Congo push led by white mercenaries under Maj Michael Hoare the 270 strong force moves toward Aru near the Uganda border. About 1,000 Congolese troops join the offensive as they seal off rebel supply routes from Uganda and advance from Bunia toward Aru.
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Race clashes at Collinwood High spark citywide police action
In Cleveland 36 people were arrested near Collinwood High after clashes between white and Black students. About 200 officers patrolled the campus as 955 of 3,332 students attended, with several student leaders and officials meeting to reduce tensions.
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Red China denounces Moscow Communist meeting as schismatic
The Peking People s Daily branded the March 15 Moscow gathering of world Communist parties as schismatic and illegal. It accused Khrushchev of initiating the conference and claimed the session split the international Communist movement despite downgrading it to consultative status by Soviet successors. A Swedish spokesman noted a separate secret Chinese diplomat meeting in Stockholm with no Swedish link.
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Police Dog Club Meets at Charleston Heights Bowl
The German Shepherd Dog Club of Nevada held its March meeting Friday night at the Charleston Heights Bowl with more than twenty members present. Dr. Chandler McGee of Las Vegas spoke on medical problems faced by dogs at birth. Potential members may contact publicity chairman Betty Hedger at 878-0234.
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Nation's Weather Update UPI
United Press International reports temperatures and precipitation for the 24 hours ending at 4 a.m. Local weather data covers various regions, noting rainfall amounts and temperature highs and lows. The bulletin provides a concise snapshot of conditions nationwide for early morning planning.
Bobby Kennedy Aims to Reach Mt Kennedy Summit
Senator Robert F. Kennedy plans to be the first to scale Mt. Kennedy, the 13,900 foot granite peak in Canadian wilds named for his brother John. He will carry American and Canadian flags to plant at the summit next week, despite being an inexperienced climber and wary of talking about the dangers.
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Tshombe Votes as Congo Election Begins
Premier Moise Tshombe voted at the start of six week general and provincial elections. He said the general calm shows the Congo's selectorate is mature.
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Deny Wife New Trial For Murder In California Case
Lucille Miller was denied a new murder trial and a hearing to tell her story after truth serum and bail pending appeal. Superior Judge Edward Fogg continued the life sentence for first degree murder of her husband in the Volkswagen arson case to next Tuesday afternoon.
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Armstrong Plays East Berlin Concerts Amid Cold War Tensions
Louis Armstrong known as Satchmo draws sold out crowds in East Berlin at the Friedrichstadt Palast. U.S. officials in Berlin say the occasion marks the first top American entertainer to perform on the eastern side of the wall and reiterate nonrecognition of East Germany.
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Israel Accepts Bonn Aid Amid Cancelled Military Support
In Jerusalem sources report Israel has accepted long term financial aid from West Germany to replace cancelled Bonn military assistance. Officials refuse details saying little can be made public.
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Johnson daughters push through spotlight on White House life
Lynda Bird Johnson says being in the public eye matures a person and that she does not rebel at life in the White House while her sister believes she should set a positive example for young Americans.
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Expect Farouk Rites This Afternoon
The body of ex king Farouk of Egypt lay in a Rome morgue room watched by his estranged wife and their three daughters. The former ruler, ousted in 1952, died after collapsing at a restaurant. Family sources said his funeral likely will be held Saturday afternoon.
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