Handy Hints on Raising a Son to Be President
This UPI dispatch by Harry Ferguson offers campaign lore on training a future candidate. It notes double talk and the habit of politicians to say things that haunt them with examples involving Lodge Eisenhower and Johnson, advising to avoid never and forever and to recognize coded political language.
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Harry Ferguson Washington
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Henry Cabot Lodge
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Johnson
Cathy May Baker
Park Forest
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Koufax in Relief For First Time In Two Seasons
Pitcher Sandy Koufax appears in relief for the first time in two seasons marking a notable return for the Dodgers. The move signals a shifted role as management evaluates late season options and bullpen depth.
Newcomer Paul Mantee Lands Leading Role in Robinson Crusoe on Mars
Harold Heffernan writes the SUN helped Paul Mantee win a test and the plum break in Hollywood. The entry came through Aubrey Schenck and the North American Newspaper Alliance after a nationwide search via subscribing papers.
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Las Vegas Sun
Harassment Reports Spark Violent Chaos At Stadium
A chaotic scene at a stadium as a crowd of thousands surged through exits after police fired tear gas. Dozens were killed or injured as vehicles were burned and panic spread, amid a selection tournament for Tokyo Olympics teams. Women and children among the victims.
Prudes and Postcards as Sun Smirks at Strip News
In a bustling world, a cautious woman known for propriety worries not as moralists clash with strip coverage. Al Clemens, vacationing in Barcelona, is tapped by Cr D Baker to read the Sun. Governor Sawyer on TV with Kerner discusses Green Felt Jungle amid a viewer protest by Ed Reid.
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al Clemens
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Illinois
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Chicago
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Memorial Day notes and public health reminders
A reader urges protection against potential spinal meningitis and promotes polio booster shots. Memorable letters praise patriotic displays and classified ads success. Dorothy Taylor reports quick ad results and suggests higher rates. Michelangelo's Pieta is insured for 6 million dollars for transport to the U S fair.
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James French
Earl Taylor
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Italy
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Parade Winners List From Local Pageant Event
Parade winners announced across categories including Kiddies Drill Teams Yankee Doodle Dandies Black Knights and Dramatics. Novelties Boulder City Rainbow De Molay dragon and Grand entry Kit Carson School. Commercial Hammy's beer Cinderella. Mounted Royal Riders Sunrise Riders Twilight Riders. Marching Girl Scouts tied for second Terry Ackerman Dance Studio North Ninth St School and Carson City Debutantes. Marshall Georgia Roth led.
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Black Knights
Boulder City Rainbow
de Molay
Chinese Dragon
Kit Carson School
Hammy's Beer
Royal Riders
Sunrise Riders
Twilight Riders
Girl Scouts
Terry Ackerman
Carson City
Marshall
Georgia Roth
California Primary Race Feeds on Second Choice Dynamics
Harris survey shows Rockefeller leads Goldwater 57 to 43 in a sample for the California presidential primary but highlights that about half of Republicans prefer candidates not on the ballot. Voters’ second choices and transfers from Lodge and Nixon may decide the outcome.
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Nelson Rockefeller
California
Barry Goldwater
Rockefeller
Goldwater
Lodge
Nixon
New York
Arizona
Voters Split Over Goldwater Personality Appeal
Louis Harris reports that Goldwater leads Nixon in overall appeal, with over a third of voters undecided. In a personality test, Goldwater beats Rockefeller 58 to 42 percent, seen as forthright and blunt by Californians, while Rockefeller’s divorce and remarriage drew criticism.
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Stockholders End Vegasland Park Break Up
Vegasland stockholders at the Hotel Hacienda voted to dissolve the family amusement venture. A New York group will take over and repay investors their full investment, with about $175,000 raised and $322,000 in stock commitments, rights to assume control and continue the project.
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Family Fun Park Corporation
Hacienda
New York Group
Albert C. Gannaway
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Vewasland
Gannaway
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Governor Sawyer on TV Show Probes Nevada Gambling
Gov Grant Sawyer appears on The Steve Allan Show on KSHO TV Channel 13 at 4 50 p m to defend Nevada gambling. Allen questions him about casino cheating underworld ties the Silver Slipper closing and Sinatra license actions. Sawyer outlines the Nevada Gaming Commission and State Gaming Control Board program and argues Nevada gambling is infinitesimal nationally.
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Steve Allen
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Los Angeles
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Sawyer
Las Vegas
Frank Sinatra
Nevada Gaming Commission
State Gaming Control Board
Rash of Weekend Fires Claims One Life In City
James Rector, 48, died in a local hospital after a fire swept his apartment at 401 N 7th St early Saturday. Firefighter Mark Leavitt, injured at Lee Office Equipment Co blaze, was released from hospital after smoke exposure during firefighting. The weekend fires prompted a period of quiet in the Little Rest area.
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N. 7Th St
Mark Leavitt
Lee Office Equipment Co
Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital
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