Nevada Gov Laxalt attends King memorial in Carson City
About 75 people hear Gov. Paul Laxalt and Nevada Bishop Joseph Green honor Martin Luther King in front of the state capitol. Open housing and equal rights measures are urged. Assemblyman Woodrow Wilson says a special session is impractical now.
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Carson City
UPI
Paul Laxalt
Nevada
Joseph Green
State Capitol
Martin Luther King
Laxalt
King
Reno
Woodrow Wilson
Las Vegas
Wilson
Sion
John Emerson
First Methodist Church
Selma
Montgomery
Ala
State Equal Rights Commission
Reno Musicians Step Up Picketing Against 12 Casinos
The Reno Musicians Union widened the strike to all 12 Reno Lake Tahoe area casinos with nighttime protests and boycotts by Teamsters Local 533 and American Guild of Variety Artists. Delays in liquor and food deliveries occurred and several entertainers avoided clubs over AGVA recognition. Judy Lynn criticized the union while Sid Caesar’s show faced stage obstruction threats. Carson City Nugget repurposed its theater lounge as a bingo parlor.
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Reno
UPI
Reno Musicians Union
Reno-Lake Tahoe
Lake Tahoe
Teamsters Union
American Guild of Variety Artists
AGWA
Nevada
Sid Caesar
Sparks Nugget Casino
Carson City Nugget
Pope Paul VI Names Government Laymen
Pope Paul VI named 27 lay consultants to the Vatican government including American RCA executive Frank M. Folsom and eight members of Rome's black nobility. The move follows abolishing the papal court and hereditary posts, with terms set at five years. Folsom serves as Holy See observer to the IAEA in Vienna.
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Vatican City
UPI
Paul VI
Vatican
Rome
Frank M. Folsom
Radio Corporation of America
RCA
New York
Folsom
Prince Carl de Loewenstein
West Germany
Vladimir D. Ormesson
France
Maurizio Nabuco
Brazil
Giuseppe M. Sanchez de Moniaii
Spain
Kotaro Tanaka
Japan
Holy See
International Atomic Energy Agency
IAEA
Vienna
Czech Foreign Minister Jan Masaryk's Death Reexamined
Prague reports suggest Masaryk did not die by own action. Pathologist Hajek allegedly revised his autopsy, claiming Masaryk fell from a window, not jumped, with witnesses noting a bouquet near his head possibly concealing a bullet wound. The 1948 death certificate cited suicide. prosecutor general reopens case amid liberalization.
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Prague
UPI
Jan Masaryk
Ivan Svitak
Svitak
Frantisek Hajek
Masaryk
Svobodne Slovo
Karel Kacl
Hajek
Kacl
Fire destroys half of Cedars Motel in Incline Village
A fire at the 32 unit Cedars Motel in Incline Village wiped out 16 units and caused about 1 million dollars in damage. Firefighters from Incline Village and North Lake Tahoe saved the remaining 16 units and nearby trees and shopping center. The structure was full with no injuries reported. Cause is undetermined.
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Incline Village
UPI
Cedars
North Lake Tahoe
AF Launches Satellite Pair From Vandenberg AFB
Two satellites launched early yesterday from Vandenberg AFB aboard an Atlas F booster reached a 300 by 5000 mile elliptical orbit. They will operate for one year conducting 17 experiments to study cosmic radiation, energetic particles, and radiation in the Van Allen belt and assess deep space material effects.
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Vandenberg Afb
Calif
API
Air Force Industry
van Allen Radiation
Lady Bird Opens HemisFair 68 With Peace Plea
Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson opened HemisFair 68 in San Antonio and urged visitors to seek harmony amid national turmoil. The ceremony honored King’s memory with half staff flags at the U S pavilion. The fair runs through Oct 6 with 34 foreign pavilions and 19 corporate exhibits attracting up to 11 million guests.
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Lady Bird Johnson
U.S
Ed Clark
San Antonio
Texas
Confluence
USA
Lady Bird
HemisFair
Tex
Lyndon B. Johnson
Mrs. Johnson
U. S
Americas
Australia echoes US Vietnam withdrawal stance
Prime Minister John Gorton said Australia will pull out of Vietnam if the United States does, adding Australia cannot leave its troops to fight without the U.S. He spoke after a six hour talks with Dean Rusk and cabinet ministers, amid ongoing SEATO discussions and possible peace moves.
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Canberra
Australia
UPI
John Gorton
Vietnam
United States
South Vietnam
U.S
Gorton
Dean Rusk
Rusk
Southeast Treaty Organization
SEATO
Wellington
New Zealand
Washington
Plea to end Vietnam War and seek peace with honor
A letter urges world leaders to halt bombings and pursue peace at the peace table. It argues that victory by any side brings moral ruin, cites President Johnson and Truman/MacArthur parallels, and stresses saving lives, avoiding war, and leadership for peace rather than escalation.
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United States
Vietnam
Harry S. Truman
MacArthur
China
Truman
Johnson
U.S
The Boulevard Mall Offers European Style Shopping Experience
The Boulevard recreates European boulevards and currently employs 1200 people with more hires as stores open. Plan a full day, start with coffee at Orange Julius or Woolworth's cafe, and explore from one end to the other.
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Orange Julius
Woolworth's
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S. Ird
Itltc
Volkswagen
Pope Paul VI
Foreign Ministry
Czechoslovakia
Thomas Masaryk
Czech Republic
H. B. Bernstein
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Association OF Cosmetic and Plastic Surgeons
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APPO
Martin Luther King Jr
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Son
Tobin
Reay
Gene Durbin
Lvard
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Ohio
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Sears
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Gallenkamps
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