Briton Harold Wilson to Arrive in Capital for Talks With US
London reports Harold Wilson the possible next Labour prime minister travels to Washington for talks with President Kennedy and senior U.S. officials. He will meet Secretary Rusk Defense Secretary McNamara and Treasury Secretary Dillon and discuss Anglo American and global issues amid hopes Labour win in elections. Wilson and Kennedy share NATO support and Western policy views though Wilson seeks Britain’s conventional forces role in the alliance.
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Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Labor
Board of Trade
Massachusetts
NATO
Harold Macmillan
Las Vegas Sun Staff and Publisher Listing
The Las Vegas Sun provides a detailed masthead listing editors publishers and staff including H. M. Greenspun president and publisher JOE MecCLAIN managing editor Bryn Armstrong executive editor Tamara Andreeva scene editor and others. The paper is published mornings with Sunday editions and is entered as second class matter in Las Vegas Nevada.
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Bryn Armstrong
Joe Mecclain
Tamara Andreeva
C. D. James
Sob Rbelz
Norvell Wood
Dee Coakley
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Nevada State Press Association
American Newspaper Publisher's Association
California Newspaper Publishers Association and Audit Bureau of Circulation
Rent A Car To Major Cities From Las Vegas Blvd
A rental listing advertises car rentals to Seattle Chicago Denver San Francisco Dallas Los Angeles Miami and New York from 229 Las Vegas Blvd South. The ad notes long distance rental preference and provides two phone numbers 382 8101 and 878 0013.
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Miami
New York
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New Ag Dean Approved at University of Nevada
Regents approved the appointment of Dr. Dale W. Bohmont as the new dean of the Max C. Fleischmann College of Agriculture at the University of Nevada. He will assume duties July 1 and also serve as director of the Agricultural Experiment Station and Cooperative Extension Services.
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University of Nevada
Dale W. Bohmont
Max C. Fleischmann
Illegal Parking Called for More Than a Ticket
A 32 year old man allegedly stole a 1962 Cadillac from Cashman’s Motors. Ray Williams Jr. refused to give his address and was jailed on auto theft charges after Union Pacific Agent Dave Warner saw him park the car astraddle railroad tracks and run.
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Ray Williams Jr
Cashman’'s Motors
Union Pacific Railroad
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Birchist DeTar Seeks City Seat
Dr. John DeTar leader of the John Birch Society in Reno has filed as a candidate for City Council from the First Ward. He says if elected he would oppose the Reno Urban Renewal Agency, which he claims dis regards property rights of citizens.
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John Birch Society
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Survivors of Seven-Week Canadian Wilderness Ordeal
The AMA says Ralph Flores and Helen Klaben nearly died after seven weeks in northern British Columbia with minimal food. They survived on little more than water after an initial two cans of fruit salad sardines and crackers, with survival limited by fat and protein reserves.
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UPI
American Medical Association
AMA
Ralph Flores
Calfornia
Helen Klaben
British Columbia
Time Magazine Praises Las Vegas McCarran Terminal
Time Magazine lauds Las Vegas McCarran field calling it the most air served city for its size in the US and noting the $4.5 million airport looked ready to take off. The piece credits Welton Beckett as designer and compares soaring design to Saarinen’s TWA building. It highlights a 220-seat restaurant nursery for children and a cocktail lounge with a 44 foot mural.
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Las Vegas
Iiang
Eero Saarinen
TWA
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Washington
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Dulles International
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Los Angeles
San Francisco
Birdman Seeks Publish Rights Blocked by Prisons
Robert Stroud known as Birdman of Alcatraz testifies in Kansas City that the Federal Bureau of Prisons denied him chance to publish a revised edition of his bird science work. He says offers vanished since a film release and asks a restraining order against three Springfield Prison officials. Stroud, 73, has spent 54 years in prison and seeks to publish a six volume history of U.S. prisons.
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Alcatraz
Federal Bureau of Prisons
Stroud
U.S
Bureau of Prisons
Springfield
Bureau
Budget priced vinyl padded cushions in Penneys Annex
Comfortable cotton filled pads are covered in vinyl for easy cleaning. The item is offered at budget prices in the Penneys Annex section, suggesting affordable home comfort essentials.
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