Buddhist Led Pro‑Diem Protests Shake Da Nang
Demonstrators including Buddhists students soldiers and civil servants gathered in Da Nang to protest the Ky government in a bid to replace the regime. The protests held Hue hostage Lt Gen Pham Xuan Chieu and drew warnings for Americans to stay off the streets as unrest deepens across central Vietnam.
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National Leadership Council
Celtics and Lakers Clinch Playoff Wins
The Celtics and Lakers each secured playoff victories signaling strong postseason form. Key players led decisive wins as both teams gauge momentum heading into the next round.
Union Questions If Rails Will Drop Plans for Lawsuits
Washington stress on talks with eight struck railroads as the firemen's union contemplates return to work. Union seeks assurances of no reprisals and drops plans for lawsuits. railroads to decide litigation by each carrier's president.
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Spring Fever Of The City Exhaustion Drives Escape
The writer laments a hectic schedule in Las Vegas with new hotels and conventions. He imagines retreating for a century to recover from the nonstop pace and mentions Caesars Palace and the Alladdin opening as part of the crowded scene.
June Allyson Remarries Alfred Glenn Maxwell
Actress June Allyson wed her second husband Alfred Glenn Maxwell in a surprise ceremony at the Sands Hotel Las Vegas Justice of the Peace James Brennan officiated The 44 year old star who had just left Cedars of Lebanon Hospital was accompanied by her Newport Beach based partner and her two children Rick and Pamela
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Supreme Court Justice Badt Serious After Heart Attack
Justice Milton Badt aged 81 remained seriously ill at Washoe Medical Center Reno after a heart attack first struck three weeks earlier. He has served on the Nevada Supreme Court since 1947 and won a 1964 six year term.
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Weather snapshot with high 95 and sunshine
Variable high cloudiness but sunny conditions with gentle winds. Today's forecasted high 95 and low 55. Noontime humidity at 7 percent. Sunrise at 5 26, sunset at 6 03. Yesterday's readings were 92 and 54.
Teamsters and Yellow Cab in District Court Dispute
Teamsters Local 88 went to District Court yesterday to compel Yellow Cab Co to drop drivers without seniority. The dispute centers on non union drivers and the control of seniority in payroll and assignments.
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Teamsters Local 88
Yellow Cab Co
Pat Carver
Richard Thomas
Teamsters Local 881
Gene Maclay
Checker Cab Co
John Baldwin
Whittlesea Blue Cab Co
Yellow
John Mowbray
Slaying Suspect Denied Freedom To Get Lawyer
Nick Stabile 27 charged with murder of Arnold Duarte 29 last December asked Judge Brennan to let him out to hire counsel. The judge denied the request citing inability to obtain counsel by jail release. Stabile claimed police held him three days last December and he stayed in town to work and hire an attorney.
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Nick Stabile
Arnold Robert Duarte
Kidnap Dad Plea Echoes Through Courtroom
Aaron Goldman, a wealthy building contractor and banker, spoke of shock after his son Danny was forcibly taken from their home last Monday morning. He described sleepless nights and constant waiting by the telephone for the kidnapper to call, seeking information or contact.
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Bombers Hit North Vietnam Supply Routes. South Korean Troops Strike
American air power hit North Viet Nam's vital supply lines while U S ground forces target Viet Cong dumps and rail hubs. Guam based B52s struck in Quang Tri near the border as South Korea's Tiger Division began Operation Lightning Five near Qui Nhon, advancing into Dai An at dawn with early success.
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Eye In The Sky Explains NLRB Hearing Jargon
Irving Auerbach explains casino surveillance language at a National Labor Relations Board hearing at City Hall. The 40 year gaming veteran discusses one way mirrors and dealer watching on the gaming floor amid a case involving shifts, dealers, and chip handling.
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California Jumps Into Vegas Teacher's Battle
San Jose AF of T chapter demanded reinstatement of Alvin Meinhold or the national body would revoke Las Vegas charter. Meinhold, ousted after not saluting the flag, plans to appeal at a local meeting Monday night. He cannot attend but will be represented by Gordon Rand and others.
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William Tex King
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Frank Garside
Gordon Rand
Nevada Southern University
Clark County
Trudees
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