Russian mail service reports and CIA doubts on intel
The article notes doubt from the CIA about a report on Russian postal operations. It cites Oleg Makarov of the Soviet Ministry of Communications describing a system with horse and dog drawn transport, postal machines, and Sunday gaps. It mentions U.S. and Soviet air mail delays and a two month wait for Makarov’s statement.
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U. S
Central Intelligence Agency
Johnson
United States
Washington, D. C
U.N
Adlai Stevenson
Alaska
Hudson River
New York
State Rights Board Declared Unconstitutional
A 10 page decision by Gabrielli holds the State Rights Board unconstitutional, saying it exceeds legislative authority and usurps executive power. The ruling voids the board’s contempt punishing power and the subpena delegation while denying damages to Smith.
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Gabrielli
Executive Department
Smith
Dist
Frank Gregory
Jack Streeter
Rodriguez Leads T of C Golf by 2 in windy finale
Rodriguez holds a two stroke lead at the tournament as winds gusted past 40 mph. Nicklaus follows with 141 after a 73 in the second round, while Doug Ford struggles to a 142 tied with two others after a 67 opening round.
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Nicklaus
Doug Ford
Notable golfers in windy round two at the Open
Gary Player and George Knudson posted 72 and 70 after a second round 75 by Ford. Player carded back to back 71s and Knudson totaled 72 70 as 7,700 spectators endured windy conditions. Arnold Palmer shot a 72 second round and showed inconsistency in the afternoon.
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Gary Player
South Africa
George Knudson
Canada
Ford
Player
Knudson
Arnold Palmer
Castro Threatens to Shoot Down US Planes in Cuban Standoff
Castro warned that Soviet antiaircraft defenses would down American aircraft if negotiations to halt overflights fail. He urged readiness for a long conflict, warned against unilateral inspections, and accused the United States of massing warplanes near Cuba. The speech blended belligerence with threats of retaliation.
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Castro
U.S
Cuba
United States
Florida
Palmer shares lead as Harney falters in windy pro golf
Palmer remains at even par after two rounds at 144 joined by Don Fairfield and Doug Sanders at 144. Harney shot 37 on the back nine to finish 71, while Fairfield 72 and Sanders 73. Several players at 145 include Wall, Beard, Brewer, Geiberger, and Jacobs. others at 146 include Rudolph, Caspar, Boros.
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Palmer
Don Fairfield
Doug Sanders
Fairfield
Sanders
Art Wall
Pocono Manor
Frank Beard
Louisville
Gay Brewer
Dallas
Tex
al Geiberger
Carlton Oaks
Calif
Tommy Jacobs
Bermuda Dunes
Mason Rudolph
Leheigh Acres
Fla
Bill Casper
Corona
Julius Boros
Mid-Pines
N.C
Desert Inn Country Club
Juan
Chi Chi
Rodrigues Koto
Stark Nicklaus
George Knudsen
Gary Player
Doug Ford
Paul Harney
Arnold Imer
Ee Eee Sanders Iis
Ree Fall My See
tsAy Brewer
Tommny Jacob Te
Mason Rudolps Vnti
Hex Baxter
Bill Cazsper
Ack Cupit
Juiuseros
Tahony Pott
Teave Hitt
Charles
Bobby Nichols
Phil Heigers
Eny Lema
Jack Rule
Unity falters as Clark delegation shapes convention lineup
Matteucci chairs Clark meeting as Brown backed for national committeeman sparks clash over endorsements. Delegation plans Friday caucus while candidates from Clark County face potential defeats in state party races. Deliberations include objections by Herb Jones supporters and calls for self guidance among delegates.
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Mahion Brown
Clark
Browns
William Morris
Herb Jones
Ethel Voorburs
Virginia Catt
National Committee
Clark County
Helen Herr
Ben Schmoutey
Ralph Leigon
Bill Flangas
Flangas
Clark County Central Committee
Leigon
Marie Ripps
del Harris
Michael
Vegas Gossip and Golf Antics Stir Las Vegas Press
Winchell notes Las Vegas whispers about Johnson Adomson bandage maker and a famed golfer who only plays for cash. Blooming rumors touch the Desert Inn press tent,DI executives, Gene Murphy, and Mutual Network chief Robert Hurleigh. A late column mentions Enzo Stuart and Jackie Gleason after a Skyroom lounge look.
Funeral for Irvin Prowell Grocery Owner in Las Vegas
Funeral services for Irvin Floyd Prowell 60 die Wednesday at Las Vegas Hospital will be at 10 am in Bunker Brothers Chapel with burial in Mountain View Gardens of Memory. He came to Las Vegas in 1933, later started Prowells Grocery Store in Vegas Heights, and was a National Sheriffs Association member. Survivors include four daughters, two Las Vegas sisters, a brother in Missouri, and seven grandchildren. Pallbearers and honorary pallbearers are named.
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Las Vegas Hospital
Bunker Brothers
Mountain View Gardens
Prowell
Las Vegas
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Boulder Dam
Prowells
Vegas Heights
National Sheriffs Association
Lawton Ave
Sally Jacobs
Henderson
Carol Hughes
Madera
Calif
Linda
Shirley Prowell
Ewell Prowell
Fulton
Jim Carter
al Carter
Dave Owens
Joe Clarke
Dale Thomas
David Zenoff
George Johnson
Oran Grayson
Bob Owens
John Moore
Ed Lewis
Bob Raskin
Bedroom Destroyed Fires Displace Four Children
Four children were evacuated from a home at 614 E Wilson St after a bedroom fire started by clothing from a space heater. A sitter and a second person escaped as firefighters contained the blaze. the sitter was hospitalized and released. The same fire department also battled a grease fire at City Drug Store 213 Fremont St when a fryer overheated.
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Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital
Andrew Twist
City Drug Store
Fremont St
Helen Traxler
Funeral Services for Doris Nadene May Held Today
Doris Nadene May 45 died yesterday at Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital. Funeral services are at 4 p.m. today in the 9th Ward Chapel of the LDS Church with Bishop J Wendle Bee officiating. Burial is in Woodlawn Cemetery. She lived in Las Vegas two years at 2121 Elm St. Survived by husband T H a son Robert a daughter Patty and by her mother four sisters and four brothers all in California.
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Doris Nadene May
9Th Ward
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
J. Wendlebee
Woodlawn
May
Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital
Elm St
T. H
Robert
Patty
Las Vegas
California
U S and European Markets See Mixed Trading
U S stocks steady as Midwest and London markets show uneven moves. Cotton futures advance while some indices drift, reflecting cautious investor sentiment in a quiet trading day.
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Midwest
London
Dun and Bradstreet Commodity Index
Dun and Bradstreet reports a daily weighted price index of 30 basic commodities for United Press International. The data reflect the 1930-32 average and are used to gauge broad food and input costs for economic reporting.
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New York
UPI
Dun and Bradstreet
United Press International
States weigh options to keep dollar slot machines running
Dickerson told State Gaming Control Board Chairman Edward Olsen that manufactured slugs are illegal but foreign coins of the same denomination could be used with club authorization. Charles Munson said casinos request continuation of dollar slots amid silver dollar shortages while authorities seek legal ways to operate about 600 dollar slots and 22,000 licensed machines statewide.
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Dickerson
State Gaming Control Board
Edward Olsen
Charles Munson
State Gaming Commission
Las Vegas School Bond Drive Hinges on Outcome of Election
The district seeks a 15 percent assessed valuation bonding limit to fund a three year program replacing aging classrooms. If approved, bonds would back seven elementary schools two junior highs two high schools plus additions and 18 portable rooms with innovations like carpeting and television teaching tools.
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Trustees Bay
Odell MacConnell, Associates
Whitney Mesa
Lewis Fussell
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