Eisenhower Campaigning Returns to Boston for Drive
President Eisenhower arrived at Logan International Airport from Hartford to boost GOP coffers for the November elections. Gov. Volpe greeted him as about 200 lined the arrival, while the Massachusetts contest features Ted Kennedy against George Cabot Lodge. A $100 banquet marked Eisenhower's birthday, with plans to visit New Hampshire and his Exeter Academy grandson.
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Fisenhower
Logan International
Hartford
Conn
Commonwealth Armory
GOP
Edward M
Ted Kennedy
Kennedy
John A. Volpe
Uip
Eisenhower
Boston
Massachusetts
George Cabot Lodge
U.N
Henry Cabot Lodge
New Hampshire
David
Phillips Exeter Academy
Exeter
N. H
Fight Cancer With a Checkup and a Check
A public health feature urges readers to schedule regular cancer checkups and to support research by donations. The piece highlights early detection benefits and outlines local clinic locations and contact information for appointments and contributions.
Catholic Church Talks Improve Protestant Ties at Vatican
Pope John XXIII seeks broader dialogue with Protestants and Orthodox, inviting observers to the council. Cardinal Bea addresses 38 observers urging open, constructive criticism to shape relations with non-Catholic Christian groups.
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John XXIII
John
Cardinal Bea
War Games Open Near Iron Curtain In Maine Rock Exercise
Fifteen thousand U S soldiers will take the field today in war games opening near the Iron Curtain frontier. Dubbed exercise Maine Rock, the maneuvers are designed to improve combat readiness and measure the combat effectiveness of participating units, a U S Army spokesman said.
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Iron Curtain
Fulda
West Germany
UPI
U.S
Maine Rock
U. S. Army
Eight British soldiers dead in Aden land mine blasts
The Middle East News Agency reported eight British soldiers killed and three Army jeeps destroyed by English made land mines in the Aden Sheikhdom of Upper Aulaqi.
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Cairo
UPI
Middle East
Aden
Upper
Aulaqi
Embry's Bail Bonds Business Questioned by Las Vegas Officials
The article charges Bill Embry with profiting from bail bonds while facing large forfeitures and weak credit. It notes a city debt of 8,550 dollars from 1959 and 1960 and a later 10,710 dollars past due. Officials question how courts show him courtesy and consider his influence in a high crime area.
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D.a’s
Embry
Mendoza
California
Bill Embry
Las Vegas
Don’t Neglect Slipping False Teeth
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Embargoes Suggested Over Invasion Of Cuba
Sen Gale W. McGee of Wyoming argued on Youth Wants to Know that tightening a trade embargo around Cuba is a more effective approach to Fidel Castro than invading Cuba. He warned against recklessness given unresolved issues in Berlin and Laos.
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Washington
UPI
Gale W. McGee
D-Wyo
Cuba
Fidel Castro
McGee
Berlin
Laos
Finnish President in Kremlin Talks with Khrushchev
Finnish President Urho Kekkonen arrived in Moscow for talks with Premier Nikita Khrushchev and other Soviet leaders. He traveled from a Black Sea resort where he had been vacationing and was welcomed at Vnukovo airport by Khrushchev, his wife, and Deputy Foreign Minister Vasily Kuznetsov.
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Moscow
UPI
Urho Kekkonen
Finland
Nikita Khrushchev
Kekkonen
Black Sea
Vnukovo
Khrushchev
Vasily Kuznetsov
Pre Civil War Mills to Close in Charlottesville
The Charlottesville Woolen Mills, longtime maker of Confederate uniforms, will shut down November 1 after 132 years. Officials of Kent Manufacturing Co. cited a generally poor outlook for woolen operations in the United States.
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Charlottesville
Local Las Vegas Daily Masthead and Staff Listing
The Las Vegas Daily, published mornings at 00 South Main Street, Las Vegas Nevada, lists President H M Greenspun and officers including vice presidents Ray Germain Norman White, secretary Barbara Greenspun, treasurer A M Greenspun, and editor-in-chief Tanag Ine with Tamara Ampreeva as Beene editor. Advertising manager Norveill Wood and circulation manager Deb Coakley round out the staff alongside RuthER Deskin assistant to the publisher. The paper is a Second Class Matter and a member of major press associations with Allen Klapp Co as national representative.
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H M. Greenespun
Ray Germain
Norman White
Barbara Greenspun
A. M Greenspun
Ruther Deskin
Joe McClain Tanag
Tamara Ampreeva
CD. Jameb
Rob Belz
Norveil Wood
Deb Coakley
Las Vegas
Russians Pledge Space Quest With New Rocket Tests
Voastartov outlines adherence to scientific methods and experimental design for future space conquest. Soviet designers prepared to test multi stage carrier rockets aimed at cosmic goals. Earlier tests in 1960 and 1961 launched cosmonauts Yuri Gagarin and others into Earth orbit, signaling plans for more advanced flights to the Moon.
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Tos
Sen
Gaming board backs six nonrestricted licenses for Nevada hotels
The Nevada Gaming Board recommends six nonrestricted licenses for operators including River side Casino Corp Reno and Nevada Hotel Ely. Others approved cover Desert Inn Las Vegas Pershing Hotel Lovelock and New China Club Reno. Denial urged for Frank Puckett restricted license at Nevada Club Fallon amid concerns over unsuited background. Final action awaits the State Gaming Commission meeting today.
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Frederick Wageman
Riverside Casino Corp
Reno
Richard Piper
Bank Club
Nevada Hotel
Ely
Andrew Tompkins
Nevada Club
Las Vegas
Clyde Mecham
Lovelock
John Lincini
Desert Inn
Gordon Penny
New China Club
Frank Puckett
Fallon
Olsen
Pukett
William McPherson
Ned Turner
W. E Leypoldt
State Gaming Commission
Suspect chased after robbery suspect by police
Metz and Gers headed toward the robbery scene and spotted a car at Second and Bonanza matching the getaway vehicle. They pursued the driver for several blocks and forced the vehicle to the curb.
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Metz
Gers
Second
Bonanza
Justice Dept Seeks Daily Fine for Barnett Over Remedial Action
The Justice Department asked for Barnett to be fined an extra 10 000 dollars per day for Oct 2 to Oct 12 unless he purges himself. The brief did not name Johnson and stated jail would not serve a remedial purpose.
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Justice Department
Barnett
Johnson
Classified notices blend of help wanted rooms and autos
A fragmentary 1960s classified page lists help wanted postings for men and women in retail and wedding services, rooms for sharing, mobile homes, autos for sale, and miscellaneous items. It includes contact lines and job quotes, with vague hours and salary hints.
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Bird
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Firestone
Prestone
ZEREX
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Smiley and
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Ferlin Husky
Ainers Dll
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Don Gibson
Johnny & Jack
Leroy van Dyke
Mere
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H. M. Greenspun
Las Vegas Sun
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Voastartov
Masourerace
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Tltc CL
Wantyd
Men‘s Boys
TLTC
ABC
Muntahie
Tropicana Ave
TLIO
Wantpdm Associates
Shi B. Christenson
Utah
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Mr. Christe
Sheldon B. Christe
Assoc
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