State Museum Celebrates Nevada Day Birthday
The Nevada State Museum in Carson City marks Nevada Day by staying open all day for visitors. Judge Clark J. Guild recalls converting the old Carson City Mint into a museum on October 31, 1941 and announces expanded exhibits including Orion Clemens and Mark Twain relics, new history cases, and butterfly displays. Nevada Day is expected to draw record crowds.
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Judge Clark J. Guild
Judge Guild
Nevada
Orion Clemens
Mark Twain
Mint
Clark J. Guild
Peter J Herlan
Rockefeller Won't Pledge Full Four-Year Term
New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller refused ten days before the election to promise a full four-year term if re-elected. He said he has no solid plans beyond seeking re-election and rejects flat commitments. He questioned debates with his opponent Morgenthau and noted doubts about campaigning on a presidential coat tail.
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New York
UPI
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
New York State
WCBS
Robert M Morgenthau
Morgenthau
Kennedy
Brown Nixon Forget State To Rap Cuba Crisis
Gov. Edmund G. Brown and Richard M. Nixon focused on the Cuba crisis in a tight California governor race. Brown curtailed campaign activity to address civil defense and criticized Nixon’s international focus, while Nixon endorsed Kennedy’s quarantine and urged a strengthened civil defense without panic.
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Brown
Nixon
Cuba
San Francisco
Washington
California
Better Business Bureau to Host District Conference in Las Vegas
Lee E. Roeder announces that Las Vegas will host the District VI Conference of the Association of Better Business Bureaus in October 1963 after unanimous consent of delegates. District VI includes bureaus across Washington Oregon Idaho Arizona California Nevada and related western cities. Dates to be fixed soon.
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Lee E. Roeder
Better Business Bureau of Southern Nevada, Inc
Association of Better Business Bureaus
San Diego
Las Vegas
Better Business Bureaus
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Arizona
California
Nevada
Bakersfield
Boise
Fresno
Long Beach
Los Angeles
Oakland
Phoenix
Portland
Sacramento
San Bernardino
San Francisco
San Jose
San Mateo
Santa Barbara
Seattle
Spokane
Stockton
Tucson
Vallejo
Yakima
Satellite XV Spins Too Fast in Orbit Hurdle
CAPE CANAVERAL APT America’s earth satellite Explorer XV spun too fast after launch causing radio signal disturbances. The 98 pound craft, meant to study artificial radiation belts from US and Soviet tests, may lose some secondary experiments due to the spin. Delta rocket remains faultless and power is expected to last 60 days as scientists assess impact.
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APT
America
Delta
Space
Earth
U.S
Telstar
Judge Optimistic On Present Crisis
Curis Hill asked Judge Robert Davis to delay a traffic hearing to November 16 due to active duty in the Cuban crisis. The judge granted the three week continuance but warned the request sent an optimistic signal about the international situation.
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Bristol
UPI
Curis Hill
Robert Davis
Hill
Dawn Wells Marries Beverly Hills Agent in Las Vegas
Television actress Dawn Wells 23 and Beverly Hills agent Larry Rosen 25 wed in the Little Church of the West Las Vegas ceremony performed by District Judge David Zenoff. The couple, honeymooning in the Bay Area, plan to settle in Beverly Hills with maid of honor Marina Moussa and best man Jerry Brandon among guests.
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Dawn Wells
Nevada
Beverly Hills
Larry Rosen
Dist
David Zenoff
Ter
Evelyn Wells
Reno
Ruth Rosen
New York
Jerry Rosen
Los Angeles
Bay Area
Marcia Moussa
Miss Wells
Jerry Brandon
Rosen
Nevadans Honored at Chicago Hospital Admin Convocation
Two Southern Nevada administrators were admitted to the American College of Hospital Administration at Chicago ceremonies, raising the state's ACHA membership to five. Jack Staggs of Southern Nevada Memorial and Sister Helen Margaret of Rose de Lima Hospital in Henderson received admittance for outstanding hospital leadership.
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American College of Hospital Administration
Chicago
Jack Staggs
Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital
Helen Margaret
Rose de Lima Hospital
Henderson
Tol Terrill
Shannon West Texas Memorial Hospital
San Angelo
ACHA
Stages
The
American Hospital Association
American College of Hospital Administrators
Castro Demands US Evacuation After Cuba Missile Withdrawal
MOSCOW (UPI) Fidel Castro reportedly called for a U.S. evacuation from Guantanamo Bay after Nikita Khrushchev agreed to Soviet missile withdrawal from Cuba. Western diplomats say Castro seeks anti American leverage, while Moscow aims to finish the withdrawal with no further concessions.
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Moscow
UPI
Fidel Castro
United States
Guantanamo Naval
Nikita Khrushchev
Cuba
Postmaster Day Says Cuba Out of Campaign
Postmaster General J Edward Day told NBCs Youth Wants To Know Cuba was no longer a campaign issue. He said Kennedy’s blockade decision shifted the issue away and that voter apathy, not the Cuban crisis, would shape the election. Day predicted Democratic votes depend on turnout.
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Washington
UPI
J. Edward Day
Cuba
Day
Kennedy
Wabc-Tv
New York
Russia
Nation churches fill with prayers over Cuban crisis
Religious leaders across the country urged prayer and reflection as Khrushchev proposed dismantling Cuban missile bases. Clergy from Atlanta to New York called for peace and divine providence, urging congregations to pray for the president, for enemies, and for global restraint amid the nuclear standoff.
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Alfred Hardman
St. Philips Episcopal Church
Atlanta
Khrushchev
Hardman
United States
Frank M. Ross
All Saints Episcopal Church
Rome
National Catholic Welfare Conference
Ronald W. White
Blunt-Harrold
S. D
Eisenhower Scholarship Fund Established at Harvard U
Harvard University announces a Dwight D. Eisenhower Scholarship Fund created under the will of Dr. William A. Hinton the first Black Harvard professor. The fund aims to reach 75000 dollars for graduate scholarships prizes or other scholarly honors across departments.
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Harvard U
Cambridge, Mass
UPI
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Harvard University
Harvard
William A Hinton
Eisenhower
Nathan Mousey
Hinton
Augustus
Maria Hinton
Chicago
Harvard College
Harvard Medical School
Hovard
Obituaries for Leadbetter and Hana in Las Vegas area
Rosary for David Joseph Leadbetter 1 year resident of Las Vegas died Saturday at home age 54 born January 1890 in Peal Pa. Mass tomorrow at St Bridgetts burial Pal Mausoleum widow Maude two sons Will and David sister Joan Leadbeter Maye Lantary Florida active in FX Lodge. Funeral 4 p m tomorrow Bunker Brothers Chapel. Joseph Randolph Hana died Saturday after short illness at Mounts Hospital stationary engineer at New Frost Hotel lived 6912 South Pecos Road Las Vegas 17 years member of opera engineers union survivors include wife children and grandchildren with homes in Wilmington Del Louisville Ky and other locations.
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David Joseph Leadbetter
Las Vegas
Cervantes
St. Bridgets
Pal Mausoleum
Leadbetter
Peal
Dee
Maude
Will
David
Joan Leadbeter
M! May
Puneral Services
Bunker Brothers Chapel
Joseph Randolph Hana
Mounts Hospital
Habbart
New Frost Hotel
Sou Pecos Rd
Opera Engineers Union
Mary
William
Mington
Del
Browne Richard
Alvin
Wilmington
Hower
Louisville
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