Tape threat on Ward scandal stirs London inquiry
Julie Gulliver, Ward trial aide and last confidante, threatens to expose a tape linking Ward to a vice scandal and his death by suicide. Her bid to reveal new names comes amid ongoing Old Bailey proceedings and a sprawling case of living off earnings. A separate Las Vegas tax reform plan gains county approval, aiming to reassess 18 major hotels with state and Chicago firm support, adding about 6 million dollars yearly to tax rolls.
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UPI
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Stephen Ward
Miss Gulliver
Ward
Old Bailey
Las Vegas
James Bilbray
Chicago
J. L. Jacobs and Company
Ralph Denton
Robbins Cahill
Office
State Division of Assessment Standards
Bilbray
Honeymoon Trek After Buffalo Wedding
Douglas and his bride depart in a Rolls Royce for a secluded Montana and Washington honeymoon after a family reception. The ceremony was officiated by Rev. Robert Wolf at the Unitarian Universalist Church in Buffalo. Mrs. Martin recently worked for the State Department Agency for International Development in Washington.
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Douglas
Montana
Washington
Robert Wolf
Unitarian Universalist Church
Buffalo
Martin
State Department Agency For International Development
John H. Martin
Williamsville
Missing Publisher Haunts Local Columnist Like Heathcliff
Hank Green, publisher and columnist, has been missing since last week. The Nevada TB scare story was overblown, but state health official Sig Stein warns the real figure may reach around 500 cases and urges continued vigilance.
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Weill
Los Angeles
Hank
H. M. Greenspun
Sig
Nevada
Weather Summary for Today
Variable conditions with gentle winds. High 104 and low 75. Yesterday's high 102 and low 74. Noontime humidity at 25 percent. Sunrise at 5 51, sunset at 7 41.
Big Three sign partial test ban pact
The Soviet Union Britain and the United States sign a partial test ban treaty ending all atmospheric underwater and space testing. Citizens in Moscow react with joy as leaders hail the accord and look toward a safer Cold War era.
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Russia
Britain
United States
Moscow
Soviet Union
US Astronauts Learn Desert Survival in Nevada Training
Nine new astronauts studied desert survival techniques in a Stead Air Force Base classroom. They will move into a remote sagebrush area to practice the new skills, part of a five day course to prepare for the Gemini spacecraft programs.
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Reno
UPD
Stead Air Force Base
Paperboy the Las Vegas dog dies at 15 4 in downtown casino center
Paperboy, a brindle bull terrier who entertained gamblers and tourists in Las Vegas, died yesterday at age 15 4 after mouth surgery blood transfusions and oxygen treatment. Owners Sammy and Perlman rescued him from the pound in 1957 and he followed in the footsteps of Silver the famous dog.
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Ting
Sammy Perlman
Las Vegas
Silver
Perlman
SUN
Airdale
Los Angeles
Fred Keyes
Sans Souci Deal Heads to State Gaming Board
Ike Larue Jr of Jackson Mississippi seeks to invest 410000 for 75 percent of the Casino at the Sans Souci on the Las Vegas Strip. Eugene McCarle would put in 50000 for the remaining 25 percent and manage the operation. Thirteen nonrestricted gambling license applications are set for board review.
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UPI
Sans Souci
Las Vegas Strip
Nevada Gaming Control Board
Ike Larue, Jr
Jackson, Miss
Castaway
San Souci
Eugene McCarle
Las Vegas
US Mercury Basement in Nevada Towns New York
The morning report from the U S Weather Bureau shows Alpena Michigan Reno and Winnemucca Nevada tied for the lowest of 43 degrees excluding Hawaii and Alaska The previous day’s high reached 109 degrees in Imperial California and Needles California
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Nevada
New York
UPI
U.S. Weather Bureau
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Alaska
Alpena
Mich
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Winnemucca
Ney
Imperial and
Needies
Calif
Alabama Board Makes Bible Reading Compulsory in Schools
The Alabama State Board of Education adopted a resolution to require Bible reading in public schools. Governor George Wallace pledged to read aloud himself if needed, denouncing the Supreme Court's ruling against Bible reading as a plan to remove God from public life. Wallace introduced the resolution and warned he would intervene if challenged.
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Ala
UPI
State Board of Education
George Wallace
Supreme Court
Wallace
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