Hughes loyal Nevada resident vows to stay in state
Reports quote W H Hughes chief aide saying there is no basis for leaving Nevada. The reclusive billionaire, 73, has bought six of 19 Las Vegas Strip properties and acres since arriving by train in December 1966, with rumors of displacement to Costa Rica or Washington, DC denied.
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Nixon Surprises Small Pennsylvania Town On Farm Visit
President Nixon drove from Camp David to Menges Mills a 30 mile hop to revisit the Nixon family farm from 1947 to 1956 and stop at the local general store post office where Postmaster Carl Stambaugh and owner Mrs Sterling L Myers recalled Nixon as a senator with weekend visits and messages from Washington. The piano his mother left behind was noted as part of the nostalgia.
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Firemen Strike Ties Up Gary Blaze Fight
Gary burst into flames at Broadway Lumber Co as 289 city firemen on strike faced off with rival crews from neighboring towns and Civil Defense. Fire was checked after a three hour battle amid arson suspicions and a hospitalised officer.
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Ike Grandson's Summer Chores Highlight White House Ties
Ike Eisenhower grandson and former fence painter, with David Lisenhover, aided Sen. Roman Hruska’s office researching Justice Department appropriations hearings. The pair valued the staff experience, with Ike enjoying summer chores and connections, while David weighed law school and possibly a routine service hitch.
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Union Averts Walkout at Shipyard
A threatened wildcat strike at San Pedro's Todd Shipyards was averted when Industrial Union of Marine and Shipbuilding Workers of America officials intervened with pickets planning to shut down operations. Local president Charlie Franklin said workers are upset over a company union arrangement to finance a dental plan to start August 1, funded by the new contract approved July 24. Franklin added union leaders will pursue management channels to prevent sitdowns or strikes and avoid repeating past pension plan mistakes.
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Vets Keep $1000 Tax Exemption in Cal Court Ruling
California’s Court of Appeal upheld the $1000 veterans property tax exemption. It rejected Monterey County taxpayers’ challenge to use full cash value for exemptions, noting that assessed value at about 25% of cash value sustains the exemption for homeowners.
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U S Reports MIRV Missiles Carried by Submarines
The Defense Department disclosed that submarine carried missiles are equipped with multiple independently targetable reentry vehicles MIRVs. John Foster Jr testified behind closed doors to a House subcommittee. He noted Polaris A3 and other missiles carry MIRVs and discussed near proximity of multiple warheads near targets.
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Press Telegram snippet aug 6 1965 low quality notice
A fragmented 1965 Press Telegram page item lists edition details and pricing information. It appears as a catalog-like line with dates, volume number, mailing and distribution notes, and occasional rates for single copy sales.
Nixon Plan on Welfare: $80 Floor for All Adults
President Nixon prepared a radio and TV address announcing a new welfare policy proposing a federal floor of 80 dollars a month for all adult welfare clients including the aged blind and disabled. The White House also said Nixon and his family would vacation at their San Clemente hilltop home for a month starting Saturday.
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Nixon
White House
Pennsylvania
California
Pacific
San Clemente
Sorensen to Seek Senate Seat in New York
Theodore G. Sorensen, longtime Kennedy aide and speechwriter, reportedly plans a 1960 campaign for the New York U.S. Senate seat once held by Robert F. Kennedy. William Van Den Heuvel confirmed Sorensen, 42, will seek the Democratic nomination next year.
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John F. Kennedy
U.S. Senate
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William van den Heuvel
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Mrs Kennedy Narrates Peter and the Wolf at Tanglewood
Mrs Edward M Kennedy narrated Prokofiev's Peter and the Wolf with the Boston Pops at Tanglewood drawing 6000 plus. She appeared with conductor Arthur Fiedler and bowed with him after a 23 minute performance in a light dress. This marked her first public appearance since July’s fatal car crash. The concert benefited the orchestra’s pension fund.
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Edward M. Kennedy
Boston Pops Orchestra
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Tanglewood
Arthur Fiedler
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