Nevada casino rake offs probed by U S grand jury
Reno Nevada the government has subpoenaed major Nevada gamblers and State Gaming Control Board officials for a federal grand jury investigation starting Friday into alleged casino take offs Gov Grant Sawyer said the grand jury would act on an Internal Revenue Service inquiry
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Four saved as truck crash precedes freight train derailment
James A. Martin, 52, of Granville Ohio, helped four injured auto occupants to safety moments before a freight train struck the wrecked car near Plymouth Indiana. The derailment and power line damage followed as the locomotive derailment sparked fires and delayed authorities. The Chicago to West Virginia trip was the cause, with the car ending on a railroad rail and the lead diesel derailing after the incident.
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Williamson
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Networks Riddled For Election Calls
Washington AP report says the Conservative Free Society Association, with Barry Goldwater as honorary chairman, denounces NBC ABC and CBS for early victory projections in the November 8 election. A proposed panel of experts would set ground rules to prevent premature predictions, urging responsible coverage and public accountability.
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Youngsters Among Thanksgiving Traffic Toll in Nation
AP reports 136 holiday traffic deaths including 27 under 18 as nationwide toll rises over Thanksgiving weekend. Incident details include a Lakewood Washington collision killing five youths and a West Branch Michigan crash with a fatal family loss, while safety officials note home-centric driving patterns despite high totals.
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National Safety Council
Associated Press
Bulga rian air crash adds deadly tally this month
The Bulgarian Airways disaster in Czechoslovakia killed 84, part of a month with 181 total air‑travel deaths. Other losses include All Nippon Airways in Matsuyama with 50, Aden Airways Dakota with 28, a US Air Force P‑3A crash with 19 fatalities, and Tokyo Bay fatalities earlier in the year.
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Virginian Killed On Hunting Trip
A Buena Vista man, Sherman Clements, 47, died after an accidental self-inflicted gunshot while hunting near State Rt. 603 in Rockbridge County. Sheriff W. B. Chittum said Clements stumbled and fell, firing his .22 revolver. he died en route to hospital while hunting with friends.
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Nation marks Thanksgiving amid war and parades nationwide
Americans celebrated a Thanksgiving marked by war in Viet Nam and a nationwide pageant of gratitude. President Johnson hosted a Texas dinner with family as millions traveled, while parades flooded Broadway and major cities, with millions more watching on TV.
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Prague Plane Crash Toll Not Known
A Bulgarian airliner unscheduled landed in foul weather at Bratislava and crashed near the Carpathians while attempting to resume its flight to East Berlin. Initial reports said 54 aboard with unknown survivors. later notes suggested many passengers stayed behind. Rescue teams raced to the scene as weather hindered investigation and a Bulgarian official mission prepared to arrive.
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Soviet Unyielding Stance Limits Viet Nam Talks
British Foreign Secretary George Brown reports from Moscow that Andrei Gromyko remains unyielding on Viet Nam. No immediate Soviet move toward peace. Hanoi and the Viet Cong demand U S bombing end and troop withdrawal. Brown to meet Kosygin seeking a way to start negotiations.
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Alexei N. Kosygin
Fall Fatal To Princeton Woman Nannie Bailey 61
Mrs Nannie Retta Bailey 61 of 211 Kirk Street Princeton died at 815 am Thursday at Bluefield Sanitarium from head and other injuries after a fall down basement stairs Wednesday Widow of Phillip Bailey who died in 1966 she moved to Princeton 45 years ago She leaves two daughters Roby Rumbley of Tazewell Virginia and Clarence Bowden of Princeton five sisters and two great grandchildren Funeral services will be held Saturday at 2 pm at George W Seaver Mortuary Princeton with Rev Marvin Burns and Rev Kenneth Bragg officiating Burial will be in Roselawn Cemetery Friends may call after 4 pm Friday
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Gladys Rule
Alexandria
Clea Archer
E. A. Sutter
George W. Seaver Mortuany
Marvin Burns
Kenneth Bragg
Roselawn
Two Wrecks Kill Four In Virginia
A pair of double fatal crashes in Danville and Norfolk Thursday raised Virginia’s weekend death toll to four and lifted the year’s road toll to 968. In Danville Charles Weatherford 18 and Walter Spencer 17 died when their car left U S 58 and hit a utility pole. In Norfolk Kenneth Rice 21 a sailor from Milwaukee Oregon and Raphiel Patterson 22 of Louisville Kentucky died when their car wrecked struck a tree flipped and hit another tree about 30 feet away.
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Virginia
Charles E. Weatherford
Walter E. Spencer
Greensboro
N. C
U. S. 58
Kenneth G. Rice
Milwaukee
Ore
Raphiel G. Patterson
Louisville
Czechs Allow U S Official Visit in Kazan-Komarek Case
Washington reported that Czechoslovakia agreed to permit a U S official to meet imprisoned Czech American travel agent Kazan-Komarek, charged with espionage and murder. Prague set a 10 am Prague time meeting for Friday as Washington warned of potential travel bans and trade actions. The State Department did not specify the reason for the change in policy.
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Czechoslovakia
U.S
State Department
Prague
Vladimir J. Kazan-Komarek
United States
Kazan-Komarek
Cuban Pilgrims Reach Free Soil
Cuban exiles arriving in Miami on Thanksgiving Day teared up and kissed free soil. Ninety one refugees, part of the 500th U S government airlift, were welcomed by Henry Taylor of the State Department. The Cuban refugee program has airlifted 43 000 since last December and arrivals continue daily.
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Fla
Cuba
Felipa Moya
U.S
Renato Reyes
Henry Taylor
State Department
Classified and Society News Highlights
Brief items from the Princeton area covering People and Society notices, movie and weather snippets, plus sports shorts. Notable names and local events appear in compact captions.
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People
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Society
Defense Department cracks down on phony auto dealers abroad
The Pentagon reports hundreds of servicemen have been swindled this year, losing nearly 100000 in GI pay to fake dealers selling cars in Europe and Asia for delivery in the United States. Rackets target GIs with high interest loans and poor insurance, while one Okinawa case saw a 20000 down payment vanish. Steps include direct PX sales overseas, naming illegal dealers, and educating overseas personnel on risks.
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