Nevada Democratic convention splits over Baring censure
Delegates consider censuring Rep. Baring for breaking with the Kennedy program while pressure mounts to run Ralph Denton against him. Governor Sawyer’s funeral prompts brief pause as Alan Bible defends Kennedy. Rules plan favors Clark and Washoe, keeping county control amid possible reapportionment trouble.
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Venezuelan revolt grows as rebels call for naval support
Rebels backed by Communist rhetoric press a Caracas ultimatum defied. A government spokesman labels the uprising communist. reports say air force planes ferry troops into Cu mana for an assault on Carupano. Gov. Salgado warns of tight siege lines and blocked escape routes.
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One Million Grant For Notre Dame
A $1 million grant from the Frank Lewis Foundation will fund a graduate residence hall for Notre Dame nuns. The hall, named for donor Frank Lewis, will help nuns earn masters degrees in 15 months, versus five summer sessions, Notre Dame president Rev. Theodore Hesburgh said.
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Southern Nevada Home Show Spotlights Auto Exhibit
The 1962 auto show opens at noon in the Rotunda of the Convention Center featuring popular makes and new designs. The event also includes a child care center by the Society for the Rurally Handicapped, a kiddie corner with playground gear from K and K Department Store, and cartoon screenings for kids. Judges and sponsors highlight apprenticeships with a build project to benefit the Variety Club’s School for Handicapped Children, with winners going to Reno and Portland for broader contests.
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New Frontier Opens With New Sub Lafayette Christening
Lafayette the nuclear powered submarine will be christened by Mrs Jacqueline Kennedy in Groton Connecticut. The 425 foot long vessel is the first of a new class with a 2500 to 3000 mile missile range and will slide down the ways into the Thames River during a noon ceremony at General Dynamics Electric Boat. Secretary Korth will speak and the platform includes French Ambassador Alphand Governor Dempsey and GD President Lewis.
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Roger Lewis
Prince Charles Begins Man Making School at Gordonstoun
Prince Charles, 13, starts at Gordonstoun in Scotland joining a stern regime of early rising, cold showers and chores designed to build manhood. Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip seek privacy. the cost and daily routine highlight the school's classless ethos and austere environment. Enrolment at Reform Jewish schools in New York rises for 18th straight year with 32,738 pupils across federation affiliated institutions.
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Prince Charles
Edinburgh
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Robert Whitby
Prince
Britain
Gordons
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Federation
Schooa’s
Judge rules child stealer not competent for trial
Federal judge in Albuquerque ruled Carol Lavonne Beck Cain not mentally competent to stand trial on kidnapping charges. She was ordered kept in federal custody until admitted to a Michigan mental institution. The 19 year old from Grand Rapids, Michigan, had taken Sharon Henderson from Conway, Texas, hitchhiked toward New York, and was arrested in Grants, New Mexico after returning with the child.
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Albuquerque, N.M
Carol Lavonne Beck Cain
Conway, Tex
Waldo Rogers
Grand Rapids
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Michigan
Fish species count exceeds all terrestrial groups
The text notes there are about 40,000 kinds of fish, more than twice the combined species of mammals, birds, amphibians, and reptiles. It emphasizes the vast diversity of fish compared with land vertebrates.
Youth Serious Crash on LV Desert Road
A speeding car carrying four intoxicated teenagers overturned on a lonely dirt road near Las Vegas last night at 11 p.m. One youth was thrown about 75 feet into the desert. The driver, a 17-year-old Paradise Valley youth, was hospitalized with serious injuries at Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital. Deputies chased four others into the desert. all were intoxicated.
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Judge To Rule On Reapportionment Lawsuit In Indiana
Indianapolis Indiana State Sen Nelson Grills filed suit against the State Election Board claiming immediate reapportionment is required before the May 8 primaries. Judge John Linder will decide two motions seeking board order for reapportionment and a temporary restraining order to halt primaries. The suit argues primary results would be illegal without prior reapportionment under state law.
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