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Newspaper

Las Vegas Sun

Location

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1962

Page

2

New Cuba Isolation Measures Highlight Hemisphere Talks

The United States seeks unity among Latin American ministers in Washington to choke Cuba’s trade and step up surveillance while proposing a Caribbean Central American defense committee. Berlin remains Kremlin focus with no immediate moves expected until after US elections.

Fidel Castro Dean Rusk Moscow United Press International United States Cuba NATO Castro Brazil Chile Mexico Organization of American States OAS OAS Council UPI Berlin Kremlin West Germany Germany Nikita Khrushchev Soviet Central Asia Ashkhabad Black Sea Tass Cuda Washington Republic

Garside Pioneer Nevada Press Baron Dies at 88

Frank Garside longtime Nevada newspaper publisher died leaving a string of papers he built including Las Vegas Review Journal Tonopah Daily Times and Manhattan Post among twelve titles. Survived by widow Mary Las Vegas son Sherwin Las Vegas daughter Mrs Raymond Germain now in San Francisco five grandchildren three great grandchildren two brothers one sister. Memorial gifts to journalism shelf at Nevada Southern.

Nevada Southern Mary Garside Las Vegas Sherwin F. Garside Raymond Germain San Francisco Robert Garside Spokane Wash Paul Garside Atchison, Kans Claude Bumpas Germain James Mary Francis Max Goble Pasadena Cailif Garside Atchison Atchison Globe Nevada Potato Hill Ed Howe The Globe Yarside Seattle Times L. C. Branson Tonopah Branson Mr. Garside Nevada City H M. Greenspun Ray Germain Norman White Main Street Ong Tema Allen Krapp Coniiage Detroit New York Ban Franciaco United Presa International Nevada State Press Association American Newspaper Publisher's Association California Newspaper Publishers Association Audit Bureau of Tonopah Sun Manhattan Manhattan Mail Mail Manhattan Post Round Mountain Record Mary Imergene Maris Las Vegas Review A. E. Cahlan Las Vegas Journal James G Scrugham Las Vegas Review-Journal Las Vegas Age Review-Journal D. W. Reynolds Tonopah Daily Times Tonopah Daily Bonanza Nevada Mining Record Tonopah Mining Record Gilbert Record Divide City Times Round Mountain Hoover Dam Colorado

UK US officials discuss Cuba cargo ban talks in New York

Secretary of State Dean Rusk Undersecretary George W Ball and British ministers reviewed talks between Lord Home and Rusk with Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko in New York City ahead of the UN General Assembly. Britain indicated it could join efforts to bar ships from delivering cargoes to Cuba.

Dean Rusk George W. Ball David Ormsby Gore Britain David Bruce Lord Home Rusk Andrei Gromyko New York City U.N. General Assembly Cuba John Russell

Remembering a Kind Newspaper Mentor

The narrator fondly recalls Frank Garside as a selfless friend who advised during the SUN’s early days. Garside valued printer’s ink, helped others, and sought to brighten lives through newspapers, never seeking personal gain despite his bond with Don Reynolds’s past business moves.

Frank Don Reynolds The SUN Cahlan Journal the Sun Garside

Schirra faults NASA over Carpenter recovery delays

Schirra criticizes NASA handling of the Carpenter return after his May 24 flight. He says NASA knew Carpenter’s status and had signals but did not inform the anxious public. Navy delays in relay of the go ahead message and helicopter recovery are cited, as Air Force and Navy crews cooperated to hoist Carpenter from the sea.

Defense Department Carpenter Air Force Navy

Airman involved in fatal motorcycle crash at NLV base

The incident near North Las Vegas left Pantoja dead after Sparks lost control of a motorcycle. Sparks returned to the base four hours later and was detained at the gates in handcuffs. Investigators noted the chain of events and car involvement, but exact distances between accidents remained unclear.

Pantoja Spark

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