Nevada Delegates Favor Goldwater in 1964 Nomination
Congressional Quarterly poll of Nevada delegates shows 3 of 5Nevadan respondents expect Goldwater to secure the GOP nomination in 1964 while 2 favor Rockefeller. Nationally 64.4 percent expected Rockefeller. The second question on personal delegate preference ranks Goldwater ahead 481 to 361 for Rockefeller among those answering.
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GOP
Goldwater
Nevada
Sen
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Congressional Quarterly
Rockefeler
Gov
R-Mich
William W. Scranton
R-Pa
Richard M. Nixon
Thruston B. Morton
R-ey
Mark Hatfield
R-Ore
Rockefeller
Romney
Nixon
Scranton
Norton
Hatfield
Kosher Style Deli Opens 24 Hours Near Sahara Hotel
A kosher style restaurant and delicatessen announces 24 hour service just north of the Sahara Hotel. The compact eatery offers late night bites and deli classics for night owls and workers nearby.
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Sahara Hotel
Atlanta Police Arrest 37 In Downtown Sit-Ins
Atlanta police arrested 37 white and Negro college students on trespass charges for attempts to integrate downtown restaurants. Police say 61 students have been arrested since sit-ins began a week ago.
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Atlanta Police
Atlanta
APT
Tornado Drives Card 100 Miles Then Returns
Billy Lane's Social Security card, swept from his Clarksdale home by a tornado Monday, was found 100 miles east and returned to him. The card's recovery ends a unusual post storm find spanning several counties and days.
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Clarksdale, Miss
UPI
Billy Lane
Here
Clarksdale
Kennedy Drowned During Lake Rescue in Florida
Robert Kennedy, a sailor on leave, drowned in a boating accident on a Florida lake. His brother Roger said he died trying to rescue Edwin after they fell from the boat. Edwin was saved by a fisherman.
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Gainsville
Fla
UPI
Robert Kennedy
Roger
Kennedy
Edwin
Plutonium Experiments Planned on Government Property
The first of four joint US UK experiments will be conducted today or later on government property northwest of the Nevada Test Site. No nuclear detonation will occur. The study aims to gather data on inhalation hazards from plutonium particles if a device is destroyed by conventional explosive detonation.
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United Kingdom
Nevada
Vegas Student Will Study In France
Richard Perozzi, a 19 year old sophomore at Nevada Southern, has been accepted to the Institute for American Universities at the University of Aix Marseille in France to study next year. He is the first Nevada Southern student admitted to the institute and plans to take two French courses alongside his regular instruction.
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Richard Perozzi
Nevada Southern
Institute For American Universities
University of Aix-Marseille
France
Perozzi
Nevada
Institute
Gorman High Grad Named Naval Academy Appointee
Sen. Alan Bible announced that 18 year old James Gaylord Wake man of Las Vegas received a 1963 appointment to the United States Naval Academy at Annapolis. Wake man, Bishop Gorman High School graduate, will begin midshipman studies June 26 next year. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Gaylord Wake man of 4516 May flower Lane. Wake man graduated last year with honors receiving a Certificate of Merit for Latin and a Geometry Medal. He earned letters in baseball and band and was senior class vice president.
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Alan Bible
Las Vegas
United States Naval Academy At
Annapolis
James Gaylord Wakeman
Bishop Gorman High School
The
Academy
Gaylord B. Wakeman
May
Flower Lane
Bishop Gorman
Mast paintings tour from San Francisco to California venues
Joe Mast continues a County Clerk's office exhibition in San Nevada with a new selection. His one man show at the California Palace of the Legion of Honor in San Francisco has been on display since April 28. The collection will travel to Santa Barbara and later Las Vegas.
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Joe Mast
County Court House
Mast
San Francisco
California Palace
Man's finger stuck in heater in pajamas
London report: John Montague entered a hospital yesterday with his finger wedged in a two foot kerosene heater. Doctors freed the finger after about two hours. He remained unharmed and joked about his embarrassment saying he felt like a ninny in public.
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London
John Montague
UN Chief Thant Tours Romania During Visit
United Nations Secretary General U Thant spent the second day of his official Romania trip on a sightseeing tour. A Radio Bucharest report said he planned stops at an oil refinery, a collective farm and the Buftea Romanian studios.
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Vienna
UPI
Thant
Romania
Radio Bucharest
Buftea
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