Washington Window Newsman Targets Government Spending
United Press International columnist Lyle C. Wilson criticizes deficits and vote buying by federal and state governments. He names 15 states that receive federal funds while contributing more than they get and urges voters to oust big spenders to curb government excess.
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Knowland calls for ousting Cuba Soviets policy
Former U S Sen William F Knowland proposes a hard line crisis plan to remove Soviet troops from Cuba and topple the Castro regime He urges reestablishing the Monroe Doctrine as key and outlines steps including a joint session for authorization and a Freedom Volunteers Corps if Khrushchev balks The plan involves potential air-sea blockades and U S military options with limited use of forces.
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Boisterous Tippler Jailed After Bar Disturbance
Vincent T. Field, 27, of 2249 Statz St., was jailed in North Las Vegas after a bar manager and patrons accused him of causing a disturbance and using vulgar language at the 16 Club. He allegedly pulled a plug on the jukebox and refused to reinsert it, triggering a citizen’s arrest by Betty Laughlin, the bar manager, who summoned police Sunday night.
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City Manager Charged With Racial Bias
Newburgh New York city manager Joseph M Mitchell, author of a controversial welfare code, faced accusations of racial prejudice and deliberate segregation through urban renewal. Rev William Burton urged dismissal, urging unity and a pushback against Mitchell while he had just attended his first council meeting since a bribery acquittal.
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Red China and Soviet to Open Talks in Moscow
The New China News Agency says Beijing will send Yang Sang Kun to Moscow for talks with Soviet officials starting July 5 to resolve ideological differences. The two Communist powers have clashed over West policy with Mao's hard line versus Khrushchev's peaceful coexistence, trading blame through third parties.
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Special NS Courses to Aid College Bound Students
Nevada Southern offers a summer college preparatory program for high school graduates planning to enroll in college. It features Elementary Composition, Introduction to College Mathematics, and Efficiency in Studying and Learning with fees of 15 dollars per credit and no matriculation required.
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Helldorado Concert Featuring Local Bands Saturday
A free Helldorado concert at the Convention Center Saturday night at 8 30 p m features the Long Beach Junior Concert Band Las Vegas High School Rhythmettes and the Par A Dice Cadet marching team The 90 minute program is a Nevada Club community service Free tickets are available at the Nevada Club and along parade routes Two soloists Beverly Miller national baton champion and famed trumpeters headline with the Athnettes and Par A Dice Cadets Also highlighted are 150 musicians and flag girls under Marvin Marker who has led a national TV acclaimed ensemble The Long Beach group performed for the 1960 Democratic National Convention in Los Angeles.
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Assembly OKs noise makers for birds scare
Mercey Farmers in Renton New Jersey report the Assembly passed a bill allowing farmers to use noise making devices to scare crop destroying birds. The measure passed 44 to 0 and goes to the Senate amid a chorus of bird calls in the chamber.
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