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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1963
Page
2
Local schools open houses and daily education programs mark the forty second National Education Week proclaimed by President Kennedy. Dr. John Marvin of the National Education Association lectures at Western High School. TV and radio programs extend the observance.
The piece urges unity across Nevada emphasizing one state with a common goal. It calls for avoiding reckless sectarian remarks and highlights mutual acknowledgment between Reno and Las Vegas as neighbors working toward the state’s improvement.
The casino bid proposes two pan or poker tables at his Glass Crutch at Stateline while already licensed for slots. Walter E Graham and Sylvia Graham seek to install a poker game at Tail o the Pup in North Las Vegas. The board also recommends Sam Delich be allowed to sell his two percent Horseshoe Club Las Vegas stake back to the operating corporation for $45 000.
Los Angeles event details show comedian Danny Kaye to receive the National Brotherhood Award from the National Conference of Christians and Jews on November 21, as announced by the conference.
Les Paul and Iris Colleen Polsfuss were married in 1949 in Milwaukee. Paul seeks custody and alleges Iris left to Amarillo in 1956 and that Iris began an affair with Willing about three years earlier as he sues for adoption of Mary Colleen.
Agriculture Secretary Orville Freeman announced the appointment of Dr. Alfred L. Edwards, a Negro economist at the University of Michigan, as a deputy assistant secretary. Edwards, 43, will be paid 16009 dollars annually, marking the highest ranking job ever held by a Black person in the department.
Derbyshire County Council refused an application yesterday for a nudist camp stating it would not be in the public interest.
Mayor Evelyn Simmerman and five female council members were reelected in Weldon Iowa by write-in votes, continuing the same victory pattern as two years ago.
The Nevada bar examines outside employment as lawmakers debate stricter rules. State officials including Atty. Gen. Harvey Dickerson face scrutiny over side practices and time management while governors and commissions, such as the Nevada Industrial Commission, oversee real estate and highway matters amid allegations of unprofessional conduct by fiscal analysts and officials juggling state duties with private interests.
California political circles question whether Senator Clair Engle will run again as he convalesces. He plans daily staff contact and keeps his office operating on a business as usual basis, while Sexton notes many friends have inquired about his health.
The Philippines and Lasembours joined twelve nations in recognizing the Santo Domingo civilian government. The United States has not recognized the regime.
Rockefeller announces his bid for the Republican presidential nomination at the state capitol. He criticizes Kennedy policies and urges rivals including Goldwater to contest in primaries in New Hampshire and California and beyond. Political leaders signal cautious support for Goldwater while he faces a crowded field.
Ninety nine miners initially escaped from the flooded chamber and 29 others died. After days of effort, tapping signals revealed 10 miners and an electrician were trapped in a small chamber nine days after the collapse. Siegfried Ebeling vowed to ask questions while the government declined blame.
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