Call for bipartisan world agreement to curb nuclear arms
A columnist urges bilateral U S Soviet cooperation to halt the spread of atomic weapons. He argues all major powers including France and China must be brought to a treaty and warns that force might be used if nations refuse to disarm. The piece calls for a Geneva draft treaty and a meeting of minds with Brezhnev or Kosygin to deter dictators and prevent a global catastrophe.
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France
China
United States
Russia
U.S
Castros
Brezhnev
Kosygin
Winston Churchill
Geneva
UN General Assembly
Satan
Red China
Reward Could Open King Case Says FBI Agent
FBI Memphis field chief Robert Jensen called the $100000 reward for Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. assassin a potential lever to obtain information. The fund started with Memphis Commercial Appeal and Press-Scimitar offers and grew after Scripps-Howard matched 25000 and the city council underwrote another 100000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis, Tenn
King
Lorraine
Jensen
Memphis Commercial Appeal
Press-Scimitar
Scripps- Howard Group
Memphis City Council
Credit Group to Convene Southern Nevada Dinner
The Credit Managers Association of Southern Nevada will hold its annual dinner tomorrow at the Mint Hotel. Gerald Pico, association president, announced guest speaker Robert Cusack secretary manager of the Riverside Business Men's Association, noted as a leading speaker on credit problems. Cocktails at 6:30 p.m. and dinner at 8:30 p.m.
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Credit Managers Association of Southern Nevada
Mint Hotel
Robert Cusack
Riverside Business Men’s Association
America
Gerald Pico
Clark Vows Needed Force For March On Capitol
UPI reports U S Attorney General Ramsey Clark pledged to deploy whatever is needed to prevent violence during the Poor People’s Campaign in Washington D C. He urged restraint by police and FBI guidance for crowd control and warned against excessive force.
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Atlanta
UPI
U. S
Ramsey Clark
Washington, D.C
Clark
Martin Luther King Jr
King
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Washington
Justice Department
Emory University
FBI
Memphis
Embalming rules and funeral costs cited in local history
The article discusses NRS 451.02 embalming or burial rules, 1931 and 1966 state regulations on embalming for transport, a McAdoo child’s funeral timeline and costs totaling 825 with insurance coverage, and a note on potential free burial through county welfare. It includes letters about a clock by a Highland school, wall distances from sidewalks, weed control duties of property owners, and a Christmas card anecdote for a hospital Psycho Ward.
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State Board of Health
McAdoo
P.S
Rose de Lima Hospital
Henderson
Clark County
Sparks
Nevada
Five Million West Germans Vote in Baden-Wurttemberg Election
Five million West Germans cast ballots in Baden-Wurttemberg's 120 seat state legislature election amid rioting and neo Nazi fears. Analysts weigh impact on national trends and the fate of the CDU SPD grand coalition and rising NPD influence.
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Stuttgart
Germany
UPI
Adolf Hitler
Third Reich
Baden-Wuerttemberg
West Germany
Rudi
Red) Dutschke
National Democratic Party
NPD
Christian Democrats
Social Democrats
SPD
Free Democrats
Baden-Wuertzberg
Adolf von Thadden
Hans Filbinger
Socialist German Students Federation Sds
Baden-Wuertemmberg
Daimler-Benz
Kurt Georg Kiesinger
Bonn
CDU
Shipyards in London Hit Record 1967 Deliveries
British shipyards report a record 144 million dollar worth of deliveries to overseas customers in 1967 marking a peak in shipbuilding output and export demand.
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London — British Shipyards
Defense Dept Tightens Vietnam Mail to Stop Weapons Smuggling
The Defense Department reports progress in halting Viet Nam era mail abuses. In two weeks 285 personnel avoided post office screening as new inspections with mine detectors and fluoroscopes roll out. A soldier sent live hand grenades as souvenirs to a girlfriend. no motive or identity disclosed.
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Washington
UPS
Defense Department
Vietnam
San Francisco
Frank A. Bartimo
UPI
Bartimo
Pentagon
U. S
Trustees Back Kirk Power Amid Columbia Sit–In
Columbia University trustees support President Grayson Kirk retaining ultimate disciplinary authority over rebel students who occupy five buildings. They oppose leniency for demonstrators, a key student demand after five days of protest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
UPI
Columbia University
Grayson Kirk
Peace Talk Site Still Undecided
Washington officials said a second meeting with North Vietnamese diplomats failed to choose a site for preliminary peace talks. U S Ambassador to Laos William H Sullivan and N Vietnamese Charge Nguyen Chan met in Vientiane with no comment on whether Hanoi accepted the 15 proposed sites in Europe or Asia.
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Washington
UPS
U.S
State Department
Carl E. Barth
William H. Sullivan
U. S
Laos
Nguyen Chan
Vientiane
Sullivan
Chan
Johnson cancels Kentucky dam dedication trip
President Johnson cancels a planned trip to Kentucky to dedicate the $55.7 million dam in Appalachia due to rain and fog. Rep. Carl Perkins confirmed the ceremony is postponed and will be rescheduled. The plan had included a flight to Huntington, West Virginia, and a helicopter to the site near Pikeville.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
Kentucky
Appalachia
White House
Carl Perkins
D-Ky
Huntington
W. Va
Pikeville, Ky
Gain Equals New Nation Population Rise
The United States population has grown by 21 million since 1960, a rise larger than the current populations of 112 of the world's 136 nations, highlighting significant demographic expansion.
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Washington
U.S
Boulevard's Grand Opening Adds New Stores for Mother's Day
The Boulevard plans a second Grand Opening on May 8 featuring Happy Holiday Gifts and the House of Nine. A new building complex south of Broadway will house Boulevard Market and Sir George's Smorgasbord as it expands. Arnold Busch of Harris & Frank helps confirm details while Jack E. Leonard shops, disrupting the store with his animated bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway
New Boulevard Market
Sir George's Smorgasbord
Arnold Busch
Harris & Frank
Jack E. Leonard
Boulevard topics backstage at Flamingo show
The writer discusses Wayne Newton and his Boulevard connections backstage at the Flamingo after Newton’s opening. He reports on sales of Newton records at Penney’s on the Boulevard with MGM albums One More Time and Walking on New Grass. He praises Penney’s dress selection and notes Hickory Farms samples from Ohio with Mr. and Mrs. Nessler.
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the Boulevard
the Flamingo
Wayne Newton
Wayne
New Penney
Hickory Farms
Ohio
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Highland School
Highland Avenue
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