Moapa Valley Notes Showcase Debs and Rhythmettes Fundraiser
The Debonette Drill Team from Moapa Valley High School hosted a joint performance with the Las Vegas High School Rhythmettes to raise funds for the New York World’s Fair trip. Local acts included Carol Barlow and students Clayton Hickman and Frank Garcia, with an MV quartet. the Rhythmettes impressed with diverse numbers. Dell Robison won the door prize lamb. Overton Township approved mercury streetlights via Overton Power District at about 2000, adding two more lights for Sunrise Housing. President Long outlined right of way survey needs, Phil’s Desert Freeze inspection delays, and airport management changes.
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Pentagon News Management Defended by Top Press Chief
Pentagon press chief Arthur Sylvester said young officers fear speaking and older ones talk too much. He argued candor with reporters is wiser despite potential political reflection and noted efforts to protect sensitive information while increasing news flow.
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French Reds Name Officials
The French Communist Party promoted Waldeck Rochet to secretary general and Maurice Thorez to president at its 17th Congress. The move places Thorez in a titular role while Rochet has led a powerful party faction. The resolutions condemned secessionist Red China activity and urged a world Communist summit to resolve Moscow Peking clashes. They criticized De Gaulle’s policies toward China, Viet Nam, Cuba and Latin America as dangerous for France and world peace.
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Glasgow youth admits immoral earnings case in Thames Court
An 11 year old from Glasgow told Thames Juvenile Court he lived on the immoral earnings of a 28 year old prostitute. Chairman Mrs Mary Stewart called the situation extraordinary and disgraceful and remanded the youth to a juvenile home for three weeks until his case resumes.
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