Casino cheating case drags on in Las Vegas
John Hicks, indicted for murder, hides in a Los Angeles motel amid a $25,000 contract on his head over alleged casino cheating schemes that drained at least six casinos of up to $400,000. Lawmen pursue the ring as Hicks awaits Las Vegas arraignment tied to the shooting death of Robert Murphy.
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Army Women Enter Miss Black Colorado Beauty Pageant
Army officials initially refused WACs entry but public affairs urged modernization. Three generals approved Specialist Phillips and Private McClain from Chicago and Patterson, ND to join the Colorado pageant. They must compete in good taste and not imply Army endorsement of products.
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U.S. raids expand in North Vietnam during Padgorny visit
UPI reports more than 30 air strikes inside North Vietnam as Washington restricts actions near Hanoi during Soviet leader Padgorny’s visit. The strikes targeted bridges, roads, airfields, storage sites, and trucks, with battles around Hue and Sai Gon area reports. Casualties included several Communist troops and civilians in various clashes, while U.S. and South Vietnamese forces pressed the ground war near Fire Base King and other sites.
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Kissinger Addresses Capitol Hill on Moscow Arms Pact
Kissinger spoke before 73 lawmakers in the White House State Dining Room, praising Nixon's Moscow arms accord while facing questions from Senators and Representatives. Most questioned ambiguities without signaling a likely vote against the treaties, as Kissinger argued for funding new offensive weapons to push Soviet negotiation. The session featured praise from Fulbright and Jackson, with Jackson remaining wary yet respectful, and Nixon briefing lawmakers before departing for Mexico.
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Poverty agency chief charged in robbery
Visalia dispatch reports Tulare County antipoverty agency director Henry Berton, 33, charged with armed robbery. He allegedly robbed a fried chicken restaurant in Tulock of 172 dollars in late May and was released on a 5,000 dollar bail.
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South Vietnam to Guard Da Nang Air Base Units
UPI reports the United States plans to pull one of its two remaining ground combat divisions from the war zone and transfer guarding duties at Da Nang to South Vietnam's 3rd Infantry Division. The move aims to end America’s ground combat role in South Vietnam, with the 3rd Division absorbing the air base security along with about 1,080 personnel from deactivated units.
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Colleges urged to cut costs to save higher ed
Washington AP The Carnegie Commission on Higher Education warned colleges and universities they must cut spending by 10.0 billion dollars yearly by 1960 to avoid funding shortfalls. The 204 page report Advocates cost saving measures such as a three year degree, combining high school with college, external exam credits, and integrating bachelor’s and master’s programs to trim overall time and expense for students.
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Glass Loss After Truck Crash In Cumberland Md
A truck crash in Cumberland Maryland caused $8,000 in glass to shatter as a tractor trailer braked hard. The impact sent sixteen tons of sheet glass sliding, four sheets dislodging and scattering along the road. One pedestrian reportedly died, and police investigated the incident.
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