Sawyer Reflects On Governorship And Nevada Plans
Sawyer assesses how being governor has changed him and outlines priorities. He cites gambling control, industrial growth, civil rights, state government reorganization, Lake Tahoe land funding, and keeping Nevada's image. He opposes an income tax but signals a local option tax debate, and hints at a Senate bid.
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Lake Tahoe Park
Nevada
U.S. Senate
Cuban Mine Field Explosion Kills 9 U S Sailors
A deadly incident near Cuba claims nine U S sailors as crews clean up and investigate the blast. Officials report details remain preliminary while tensions rise over the incident.
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Fearless Leader Goes Fishing After Finance Adventures
After a spree of high finance, the Fearless Leader retreats to fishing. The departure hints at a reset or break from public duties as the story notes a shift in focus. No additional details about location or timing are provided.
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High Finance
Night Jaunt Tragedy At Guantanamo Bay Minefield
Navy reports sailors from USS Boxer died after explosions near a restricted edge of the base. The minefield is meant to deter Cuban entrants and is fenced with warning signs. Names listed include Richard Garrett 19 Steven Knight 19 and Arthur Orr 21. witnesses are unavailable.
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Guantanamo Bay
U.S.S
Charles C Knight
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Arthur H. Orr
Smith Wins Pulitzer for White House Coverage
Mer R. Smith of United Press International, veteran White House correspondent since World War II, won the 1964 Pulitzer Prize for national reporting for his minute by minute coverage of President Kennedy's assassination. He reported from Dallas after the shooting and filed a first person account for the next day’s papers.
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UPI
Merriman Smith
United Press International
White House
Kennedy
Smith
Dallas
Johnson
Washington
Columbia University
Columbia
Grayson Kirk
Five Smith family members die in Ukiah crash in two-vehicle collision
A head on crash near Ukiah, California, leaves three Las Vegas residents and two San Francisco residents dead. In the northbound car Beatrice Pauline Smith 48 Las Vegas and her daughter Andrea Lynn Smith 26 and a three year old grandson died. In the southbound car Maude Matherson 54 and Alice Frances Smith 54 San Francisco died, with Irwin Smith in critical condition and a two year old surviving briefly. The San Francisco car allegedly was in the wrong lane on US 101. The incident was reported by United Press International.
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San Francisco
Smith
Beatrice Pauline Smith
W. Bruce St
Andrea Lynn Smith
Ukiah
United Press International
Alice Frances Smith
Maude Matherson
California Highway Patrol
Death of Benjamin Lemke Probed After Ranch Mishap
The sheriff's office investigates the Sunday night death of Benjamin Lemke 55 of Skyline Ranch near Blue Diamond. Lemke died at Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital from head injuries suffered at the ranch Saturday. Chief Deputy Coroner Jeff Cornish requested the investigation.
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Blue Diamond
Sheriffs’ Office
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Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital
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University Debate Sparks Campus Uproar Over Highlighter Shot
A campus protest centers on the May issue of the Highlighter, the Veterans of Foreign Wars publication, with an editorial by Commander Joe Kachulis accusing a tax supported school of providing a forum for scams. Deputies say they will monitor but expect no trouble as university officials defend open inquiry into all political views. Mrs Healey's lecture is part of a series by Confederated Students of Nevada Southern on major political and social issues.
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Joe Kachulis
The
Confederated Students of Nevada-Southern
Post Office Cuts Here In Las Vegas Service Reductions
Postmaster Robert Lias says local patrons will see limited impact from federal budget cuts. Parcel deliveries drop from six to five days with no Thursday service this week. Only one window will operate Saturdays. many services end or are limited. Normal five and six day deliveries continue for various classes and routes.
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Las Vegas
Robert Lias
John A. Gronoski
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Sawyer Protests Poverty Plan in Western Governors
Western governors from 13 states plus Guam and Samoa asked for greater roles and possible veto powers in President Johnsons anti poverty program. Democratic Gov Grant Sawyer of Nevada urged veto authority while Democratic Gov Jack Campbell of New Mexico sought closer cooperation between state legislatures and federal agencies.
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UPI
Johnson
Sargent Shriver
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Samoa
Jack M. Campbell
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Grant Sawyer
Nevada
Wallace Set In Primaries
Six states and the District of Columbia vote in primaries as Wallace seeks to shake civil rights foes. In Indiana the Democratic presidential primary pits Wallace against Gov. Matthew E. Welsh who faces voter resistance.
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Alabama
George C. Wallace
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Indiana
Matthew E. Welsh
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