Ella Hurricane Strikes Into Atlantic Crests Off Florida Coast
Storm Ella churns offshore from Fort Pierce to Georgetown with gale winds forecast from Jacksonville to Cape Hatteras. The weather bureau warns of rough seas and uncertain landfall as Ella maintains a cloud eye and a wind eye structure unusual for a hurricane. Onshore gusts reach 35 mph near St. Augustine as forecasters track its zigzag path.
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Jacksonville
Cape Hatteras
Georgetown
Weather Bureau
Florida
Palm Beach
Ella
Atlantic
Fort Pierce
Fla
St. Augustine
Mountain Day Observance Draws 1600 Mount Holyoke Students
About 1,600 Mount Holyoke College coeds joined Mountain Day events in South Hadley Massachusetts marking the annual hill outing with roots in 1839.
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South Hadley
Mass Apt
Mount Holyoke College
Where I Stand on Crime and Corruption
A community laments rampant crime and a justice system failing to hold criminals. The writer warns bail allows repeat offenses, questions election integrity, and suggests avoiding discussion to protect the economy, describing crime as an infectious blight.
Clark County School District Seeks Bonds Beyond Limit
The Clark County School District aimed to surpass voter approval limits via a bond election to cut future elections. The attorney general’s office said such bonds could not be issued without exceeding the established cap, and the opinion found the bonds would bind persons and property outside the district when the vote occurred.
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Clark County
Attorney General’s
Distinctive Imported Gin Appeals to Martini Aficionados
A uniquely cool crisp gin draws connoisseurs who insist on its signature spirit for impeccably blended martinis. Its imported heritage and refined aroma define a premium option sought by discerning mixologists and enthusiasts alike.
NAACP charges unions with racial discrimination across coast
The NAACP asked the NLRB to revoke certification of the Sailors Union of the Pacific and the West Coast District of the Seafarers International AFL CIO for alleged racial discrimination. It also filed unfair labor practice charges against Local 2401 of United Steelworkers in Atlanta and a suit in St Louis naming the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen and St Louis San Francisco Railway for discrimination.
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Washington
UPI
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
Sailors Union of the Pacific
The
Seafarers International
Afl-Cio
United Steelworkers, Afl-Cio
Atlanta
St. Louis
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
St. Louis-San Francisco Railway Co
Business Upswing Slows Last Month
The Federal Reserve Board noted that business activity changed little in September with industrial output holding steady at the high level of the prior two months. The index stood at 119, meaning production was 19 percent above the 1957 average.
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Washington
UPI
Federal Reserve Board
Trade Bill Seen As Major Step Forward
W Averill Harriman assistant secretary of state for Far Eastern affairs called the recently enacted trade expansion bill the most forward step taken by Congress in the international field in a decade. He said the act will let America negotiate mutually advantageous tariff reductions and that agriculture will benefit especially from increased exports.
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Nashville
N.C
UPI
W. Averill Harriman
Congress
America
Opened area south of Johnston to air and sea traffic
Russell Tass reported the zone south of Johnston is now open to air and sea traffic until further notice, signaling that both rockets may have landed there. Several Soviet ships with electronic equipment have been seen in the area recently.
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Tass
Fof Johnston
Dead Sea Scrolls Headed for New York World’s Fair Exhibit
The Dead Sea Scrolls will be exhibited at the Jordanian Pavilion of the 1964 65 New York World's Fair. Drawn from Jordanian museums, the parchments and copper writings belong to the Essenes who hid them while fleeing Romans and awaiting the Messiah. Discovered within the last 15 years.
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New York
UPI
Jordan
Dead Sea Cliffs
No Re election For Miss Mayor
Jackson Mississippi mayor Allen Thompson announced he will not seek re election in 1995 citing growing opposition to his administration and a lack of cooperation in handling the racial issue. He refused to elaborate on his remarks.
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Jackson, Miss
UPT
Allen Thompson
Thompson
Rockets for Youth Proposed by Exec
John W. Paup of North American Aviation urged the government set aside one rocket annually to launch satellites designed by young people. He said a youth driven space program would demonstrate private initiative strength to Russia and the world.
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Washington
UPI
John W. Paup
North American Aviation
Paup
Russia
Sonals Shoes Offer Style and Comfort for All Ages
Foster's Shoes at 119 North 3rd Street remains open for business. The ad promotes fashionable footwear for men women and children and mentions nearby parking beside StorF.
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Storf
Soviet rocket test touts partial stages near impact point
Tass reported models of the penultimate stages of carrier rockets surfaced at water near the planned fall site. Fired from a secret central Russian launch site, the test did not release final stages that could carry a capsule or warhead. Western experts cautioned on military implications and pace of moon-landing research.
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Tass
Russia
Yuri Gararin
Gherman Titov
Plane crash near Baker Ranch Road injures none
Dr L H Andrus the pilot and passengers Richard R Thorup and John Plaskett all from King City crash landed on Baker Ranch Road four miles east of here after engine failure. Two nearby vehicles were on the road but not in danger. The plane was severely damaged according to the FAA.
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Pare 1
Pants
Dr. L. H Andrus
Richard R. Thorup
John Plaskett
King City
Baker Ranch Road
Here
FAA
Foreign Members to Speak at ASTA Convention in Las Vegas
R F Kerr, president of the American Society of Travel Agents, says over 2000 delegates will attend the five day convention in Las Vegas at the Convention Center. Many foreign delegates will discuss travel problems in their countries as ASTA counts more than 6300 members with many unable to attend.
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R. F. Kerr
American Society of Travel Agents
Las Vegas
ASTA
Las Vegas Newsroom Staff and Publication Details
The Las Vegas Sun newspaper lists staff roles including editor publisher Greenspun president Germain vice president White secretary and treasurer Deskin and others. It notes publication mornings with second class matter at the Las Vegas post office and cites national advertising representation and industry associations.
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Ray Germain
Nolet Man White
Barmara Greenspun
Las Vegas
Nevada
Congress
Allen Klapp Co
Oatenge
Detroit
New York
San Francisco
United Press International
American Newspaper Publisher's Association
California
Ascomintion and Audit Bureau of A
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