Wine Meet Draws Industry Leaders At WSWA Convention
Dr. Jack Wolf of St. Louis University discussed the problem in a pre conference session. Panels will cover money saving ideas for wholesale operations. Key speakers include C. D. Jackson Life Magazine Louis Rosenstiel and Joseph Weiner. Nevada WSWA provides shuttle service. A ladies luncheon is held today at the Sands Hotel Copa Room. The convention continues through Friday.
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Jack Wolf
St. Louis University
C. D. Jackson
Life Magazine
Louis 8. Rosenstiel
Schenbury Industries
Nevada Wine and Spirits Wholesalers Association
WSWA
Sands Hotel
Vern Albright Appointed Deputy D.A.
District Attorney John Mendoza announced that Vern Albright 33 has joined the staff of deputy district attorneys. Albright resigned as deputy United States attorney to take the post filling the vacancy created by Thomas D Bowman’s resignation for health reasons. Albright is the son of George Bud Albright Convention Center director.
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John
Orbit Hop Delayed After NASA Postpones May Launch
Sources say the Orbit Hop mission faced undisclosed booster problems found during a full practice run last Friday by Carpenter and the Project Mercury team. Engineers expect up to two days to locate and fix the issues. NASA approved the postponement barring further troubles.
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Carpenter
Project Mercury
NASA
Truman to Celebrate 78th Birthday With Morning Stroll
Former President Harry S. Truman said he will take his morning stroll as usual on his 78th birthday and then attend a four hour birthday party.
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Independence
Harry S. Truman
Ventura hold up suspects face further lineups today
Hold up suspects from Ventura Calif and two women Christine Messmore and Christine were living together at a Strip motel when arrested by sheriffs deputies outside her ex husband home after robberies in North Las Vegas and Las Vegas bars. The women are linked to a shooting and attempted robbery of downtown casino executive Garbian and have prior jail infractions.
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Calif
Messmore
Christine
Sher
Iff
Las Vegas
Pauline van Dam
A! Garbian
Miss Kloepfel
Peyton Place
Spaceman Malcom Scott Carpenter’s Big Day in Boulder
Boulder prepares for Malcom Scott Carpenter, native alumnus of the University of Colorado, to orbit from Cape Canaveral on May 15. AT&T builds a microwave relay tower near Mrs Florence Carpenter’s trailer, with live network coverage from the university union and transmission to Sunshine Mountain and Denver.
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Colo
Malcom Scott Carpenter
Carpenter
University of Colorado
Cape Canaveral
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
Florence Carpenter
Union
Bank Job Suspect Denies Kit Carson Theft
Sloper denied being in Kit Carson Colorado on May 2 when the town's bank was broken into. Police say the Arizona man, brought back to Colorado, is the prime suspect in the burglary and receiving stolen property charges. Officers noted only money orders tied to the case have surfaced so far.
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Sloper
Kit Carson
Colo
Ouly
Gulas
Arizona
Colorado
Baring Declares He Will Not Be A Rubber Stamp
Representative Walter Baring of Nevada states he will not simply endorse the Kennedy Administration. He criticizes foreign aid programs, rising federal controls, and taxes, while noting a recent convention resolution and a crucial meeting with Treasury Secretary Dillon.
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Washington
UPI
Walter Baring
D-Nev
Baring
Reno
Treasury
C. Douglas Dillon
Dillon
Kennedy outlines rotor craft power and upcoming Atlantic City trip
Kennedy notes rotor blades now concealed in four engines with a 12 passenger capacity. The turbo-jet helicopters have long served the armed forces. He will return to Washington after the Atlantic City speech accompanied by Arthur Goldberg P Kenneth O'Donnell and David Powers. Kennedy will be met at Bader Field Atlantic City by UAW President Walter Reuther and Governor Richard Hughes.
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Washington
Atlantic City
Kennedy
Arthur J. Goldberg
P. Kenneth O'Donnell
David Powers
Bader Field
UAW
Walter P. Reuther
Richard Hughes
New Jersey
City Hotel Opens as Nation’s First Purpose Built Hotel
The 73 room City Hotel in New York opened in 1794 as America’s first building designed and used specifically for hotel purposes. It marked a milestone in hospitality architecture and urban travel.
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America
City
New York
Tito Blames Laziness for Yugoslavia’s Economic Woes
Belgrade reports Tito blasted bungling and corruption as root causes of Yugoslavia economic ills. He spoke in Split to about 50,000 supporters, warning of tough measures and harsher penalties, citing $800 million foreign debt and a need to cut imports while boosting exports amid EC pressures. He criticized state traders and too many export import firms.
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Belgrade
UPI
Tito
Yugoslavia
Split
Atlantic
Cyprus President Targets Public Servants For Laziness
President Makarios summoned senior public servants at the palace and denounced laziness in government departments. He warned that neglect of duty will be severely punished in the future.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
UPI
Makarios
Michigan Legislature Rejects Income Tax Amid $75 Million Deficit
Michigan lawmakers voted down a payroll levy to avoid voter backlash and began crafting nuisance taxes to close a $75 million deficit likely to hit $96 million by July 1. Proposals target beer and cigarette taxes, telecom charges, liquor sales, and taxes on laundry services and the corporation franchise tax.
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Lansing
Mich
UPI
Michigan
House
Senate
John B. Swainson
North Las Vegas to consolidate ordinances under new code
North Las Vegas officials approved the first reading to consolidate every city ordinance into a single code. The council also weighs amending the building code to charge one plan check fee per tract, not per unit, after a contractor protest. Also on the agenda were sewer line plans along Pecos Road and county annexation discussions.
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Las Vegas
NLV
Clay Lynch
John Myers
Little Hoover Commission
Jim Kelly
Breeding Leader Tay lor Tops North American Stakes Wins
Toronto breeder E P Tay lor led North American stakes victories last year with a record number of wins.
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Toronto
UPI
E. P. Taylor
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