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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1964
Page
3
Temperature and precipitation data for a 24 hour period ending at 4 am, compiled by the U S Weather Bureau in San Francisco. The report lists regional readings and notes weather conditions across stations.
The U.S. Weather Bureau logged a 104 degree high at Imperial California and a 23 degree low at Ironwood Michigan, excluding Alaska and Hawaii.
In Wimbledon England Mrs Eleanor Edwards aged 46 received a one year probation after pleading guilty to assaulting Mrs Gladys Sneling by throwing a handful of grass.
In Saigon Premier Nguyen Khanh ousted five top commanders after a failed coup led by eight young officers who saved his position. Col Ton reportedly refused orders to return, while Viet Cong urged nationwide protests as U.S. officials noted increased harassment and no intervention in internal affairs.
Washington (UPI) supporters of the administration Medicare program conceded they lacked enough votes to pass the hospital care provision. Rep. Cecil King withdrew the bid for a direct House vote, and the House moved to a Senate House conference to reconcile the Social Security bill, a step seen as likely to bury Medicare.
Robert J. McCloskey, 42, former Bethlehem Globe-Times and Associated Press reporter, succeeds Richard J. Phillips as director of the State Department Office of News. Phillips becomes deputy assistant secretary of state for public affairs. McCloskey joined the State Department in 1955 and had worked in the Bureau of Public Affairs before his new post.
The Senate defeated 42 to 40 a compromise to set a time frame for state legislative reapportionment under the Supreme Court ruling. The measure, aimed as a sense of Congress, would have urged states to follow one man one vote but lacked legal force. The Dirksen plan to extend until January 1, 1966 remained alive amid a liberal effort to delay.
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