Regents press for greater student voice at University
University of Nevada regents push for more student and faculty participation in curriculum and administration. Dr. Fred Anderson urges leadership by regents while President Ed Miller and Dr. Donald Raepler plan a report on current participation levels amid student demonstrations elsewhere.
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University of Nevada Regents
Fred Anderson
Regents
Ed Miller
Reno
Donald Raepler
NSU
Wallace LeMay ticket vows use of any weapon to end war
Retired General Curtis LeMay joins George Wallace on the American Independent party ticket as running mate. The pair defend forceful policing and nuclear options, arguing such stark measures solve global ills while critics warn of dire consequences and primitive approaches to complex problems.
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Air Force
Curtis LeMay
American Independent Party
Wallace
LeMay
Vietnam
U. S
Wallace and LeMay
United States
Strategic Air Command
Security Council
Goldwater Criticizes Vietnam Policy Bungling
In a speech on Vietnam policy Barry Goldwater rebukes the administration for bungling. Israel and Egypt face tensions at the U N general assembly as Eshkol warns against U S policy changes risking new conflict. Army clashes near Jericho leave El Fatah guerrillas and Israeli forces in ongoing confrontation.
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World Assembly
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Jordan
Jericho
Amman
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Khan Younis
Rafah
Eshkol
Deganiya Settlement
Sea of Galilee
Mapai
Famed U S Attorney Francis Biddle Dies
Former Atty General Francis Biddle died at Cape Cod Hospital at age 82 after a heart attack. He served as wartime figure and later on the four power tribunal for Nazi war criminals. He leaves a wife, son Edmund Randolph, a nephew Schuyler Chapin, and two grandchildren.
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Hyannis
Mass
Edmund Randolph
Philadelphia
Biddle
Washington, D.C
Franklin D. Roose
Goldwater calls for proper use of strength over graduated deterrence
Barry Goldwater urged renouncing graduated deterrence in Vietnam and adopting a policy of using greater power. He argued the United States should exploit air and sea power, targeting Haiphong docks and Red River dikes if needed, while avoiding nuclear weapons. The speech at Arizona State University framed a shift toward strength in economics, politics, and national policy.
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UPS
United States
Vietnam
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
U.S
Haiphong
Red River
Blue Diamond executive dies after plunge from Jonathan Club
Police identified Thomas Donoghue age 58 of San Marino California as the Blue Diamond Concrete Materials Co president who apparently leaped to his death from the 13 story Jonathan Club rooftop in Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Blue Diamond Concrete Materials Co
Jonathan Club
Thomas Donoghue
San Marino
Calif
Confident Tigers Look To Fences On Home Field Today
Detroit Tigers prepare for a home game as Earl Wilson, a pitcher who says he is a hitter, joins the lineup adding another run threat. The article notes Wilson’s confidence and the team’s strong offense at home.
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Tiger
Earl Wilson
Ray Washburn
UPI
Detroit Tigers
Post Office Revisions Under Study Prompt Debate in Washington
W. Marvin Watson told about 2,500 postmasters and guests that a final decision on the Presidents Commission on Postal Reorganization is not yet made. He said budget study and top level task force work will precede any proposal to Congress, stressing non political changes.
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Post Office Department
Washington
Bureau of the Budget
Congress
Watson
Francine Soon Forgotten In Wall Street Busts
In New York police rescued two women from a 5,000 strong crowd at Wall and Broad streets after a mob pressed to glimpse Francine Gott fried and her 47 and 50 inch busts. One woman fell to the street as officers used a motorist’s car to evacuation.
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New York
UPI
Francine Gottfried
Wolves
Wall Street
Wall
Broad Streets
Weather Snapshot for Weender Sunny and Warm
Weender experiences sunny skies with southwesterly winds 10 to 20 mph. Today's high reaches 85 and low 50 with noon humidity at 33 percent. Also note yesterday's high 80 and low 52. sunrise at 6 39 and sunset at 6 19.
Nellis Airman Killed in Crash with Cars on U S 93
An airman from Nellis Air Force Base was killed when his motorcycle collided with two cars on U S 93 South at Railroad Pass Nevada. Identity withheld pending next of kin notification. Body taken to Palm Mortuary in Henderson.
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U.S. 93
Railroad Pass
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Palm Mortuary
Henderson
Welcome Elks Frontier Bowling Showboat Hotel and Lanes
A listing for the Showboat Hotel and Lanes at 2800 E Fremont invites bowlers to the Welcome Elks Frontier event. Local ads promote leagues and open bowling at the venue.
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Welcome Elks Frontier Bowling
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