Presidential race hinges on budget clarity and theater
The piece argues a candidate can mismanage an issue by dramatizing it. It notes federal economy is key but few understand Johnson's budget cuts. Johnson uses theatrics like turning off lights to convey action, while scandals like Bobby Baker offer weak political leverage for Democrats.
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World Leaders Mourn Nehru Death Across Powers
World leaders from Johnson to Khrushchev mourn Indian Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru whose peace message united East and West. Delegations head to India for the funeral as U.N. and global figures pause in tribute and reflection on his ideal of a world without war.
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Hold Autopsy After Death of Sue Cathcart
Sue Cathcart sister of Judy Garland and former wife of Jack Cathcart was found dead in her southwest Las Vegas home yesterday morning. Police ordered an autopsy to determine the cause of death while investigators examined the scene for any foul play or contributing factors.
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Teamsters Return to NTS Work
Teamsters at Nevada Test Site near Mercury resume work with about half back by last night and full crew of 550 expected Monday. A temporary NLRB restraining order halted picketing after 16 days. permanent injunction hearing set for Monday. Carter predicts a favorable outcome for the union.
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Nehru Dies at 74 After Stroke in New Delhi
Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru, leader of India's independence and non aligned policy, died yesterday of a stroke and heart attack at age 74. The nation mourned as an interim premier took over and millions filed past his white-draped body outside his residence.
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Cathcart Widow Found Dead After Divorce in 1963
Cornish said Mrs. Cathcart, divorced from her bandleader husband in February 1963, apparently died Tuesday night or Wednesday morning. A note was not found in the room. On December 2, 1963 Mrs. Cathcart was taken to Sunrise Hos
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Memorial Day Services Across Southern Nevada
Memorial Day events are planned with multiple groups. Fred 8S Pennington Post 1753 VFW conducts 9 a.m. Saturday at Woodlawn Cemetery honoring the Unknown Soldier with speakers from District Attorney Edward G. Marshall and Maj. Clason L. Rohrer, Father Toomey to give invocation, Rev. Welles Miller to deliver benediction, Col. Barney Rawlings and John Pearson providing music, Taps by Richard Priest and Charles Kellner, and an honor guard from Lake Mead Base. World War I veterans at Mountain View Gardens of Memory hold 9 a.m. service led by Danny Reeves with Col. Thomas Price and Judge John Mowbray attending. Capt. Richard J. Mahler to give benediction. Mike McNamee Memorial Post 1858 at Our Lady of Las Vegas Church holds 1 p.m. service. Public invited to all.
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John Pearson
Richard Priest
Charles Kellner
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Thomas
Mike McNamee
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Dodgers Sign Western Star Dennis Daboll
Dennis Daboll a Western High School graduate signed with the Los Angeles Dodgers becoming the first Southern Nevada baseball player to receive a major league bonus. The move follows Daboll’s Tuesday night graduation and marks a milestone for regional talent entering pro baseball.
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Railroads sue Nevada to drop fireman on freight trains
Three railroads filed suit in Ormsby County District Court to overturn Nevada rules requiring a fireman on diesel freight crews. The action targets a public crew law stance urged by Atty Gen. Dickerson after an opinion favoring full crew compliance.
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Boy Loses Battle for Young Life
A three year old boy Steven M. Downs died after burns covering about 50 percent of his body. He was trapped beneath his bed in the Downs home at 2316 Ogden as fire trapped him and his mother slept. Fire started while Mrs. Downs was asleep and she rescued another child before fleeing outside.
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