Reynolds empire under fire as editor resigns at dawn of Donrey pace
A Sun report on Tuesday claims Bob Brown was fired rather than resigning from the Review-Journal amid publisher Donrey Reynolds pressure. The letter accuses Reynolds of pressuring editors, tilting coverage, and expanding influence across state media. It warns of a sinister, money driven control over newspapers, radio, TV, billboards, and even the soft drink market, with mastheads bearing the DONREY name.
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St. Louis Cooled By Rookie Hurler in World Series Game
Yankee rookie Mel Stottlemyre limited the Cardinals to seven hits as New York upset St Louis 8-3 to even the World Series. The 22 year old pitched out of a late jam and the Yankees backed him with 12 hits including Phil Linz homering. Controversy arose when Pepitone was ruled to have been hit by a pitch to load the bases in the sixth. Mantle scored the go ahead run on Tom Tresh's single as New York pulled away and took a 2-1 edge in the series player.
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Rusk denies Viet Nam delay claims and warns on Philippines
Secretary of State Dean Rusk rejected charges that electoral timing affects Viet Nam decisions and rebutted Republican Cuba policy attacks. He said Cuba problems date to the Eisenhower era and warned any Indonesian attack on the Philippines would be an attack on the United States. Rusk dismissed whispers of new Viet Nam policies before November 3.
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Ex Dealer Suspect in Job Racket
Vincent Lawrence Bonnetti 22 of 4233 Harmon was arrested after sheriff deputies say he posed as Strip hotels agent to recruit women. His wife Sharon 21 was earlier booked on mayhem after injuring their 2 month old child. A preliminary hearing is pending.
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Roosevelt says Goldwater would call GOP program a redeal
At a breakfast rally at the Sahara Hotel Charles Roosevelt son of the late president argues the 1964 race offers a choice and that Barry Goldwater has been negative on key issues. He cites nuclear arms civil rights the tax cut and education and warns of a nuclear conflict over tactical weapons. He notes Republicans supported Kennedy on the test ban but Goldwater opposed it.
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Drew Case Closed in Nevada Gambling License Review
Las Vegas gambler John Drew’s case was declared closed by State Gaming Control Board Chairman Edward Olsen. Olsen noted Drew invoked the Fifth Amendment during Johnny Marshall's extortion trial in Los Angeles, but the board found no Nevada gaming relation and no complaint was filed.
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Weather Summary: Sunny Skies and Warm Day Ahead
The day offers sunny weather with gentle winds. Predicted high near 92 and low around 60. Yesterday reached 98 and 68. Noontime humidity about 26 percent. Sunrise at 6 42 and sunset at 6 13.
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