Question of the week and desert cautions in Las Vegas note
The column ponders why businessmen wear coats outside air conditioned offices in heat and humidity. It also mentions a young shopper at a meat counter joking about bacon prices, a TV Q and A about Vince Edwards life, desert flash floods warnings, an American Jewish Committee luncheon, and Bank of Las Vegas promotions inviting savers with insured accounts.
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American Jewish Committee
Sahara
Widow of Oswald files complaint amid threats of suicide
Marina Oswald Porter, widow of Lee Harvey Oswald, told Dallas Justice of the Peace W E Richburg that her husband Kenneth Jess Porter threatened to shoot himself and endanger her two children. Porter was arrested and jailed after a warrant was issued following her testimony.
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Dallas
UPI
Marina Oswald Porter
Lee Harvey Oswald
Kenneth Jess Porter
Marina
Justice of the Peace
W.E
Bill) Richburg
Porter
Richburg
Richardson
Richbure’s Court
Jack Ruby
Classified listing roundup with multiple ads in Las Vegas area
A dense OCR style page shows varied ads and notices from Foster's Shoes to personal services and lost items. Listings include jobs at Continental Distributors, real estate trades, furnished apartments, unfurnished houses, and goods for sale including stove refrigerator and washing machine. Also a lost dog reward notice and a deer rifle for sale.
Draft demands loom as married men face service surge
Washington reports a nationwide plan to boost U S military manpower for Vietnam with a 7 to 10 billion dollar annual cost projection. Sen John C Stennis argues for a 7 to 10 billion yearly budget while Gen Wallace Greene cites possible use of draftees for Marines and renewed Selective Service deferment review.
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U.S
Viet Nam
Air Force
Marines
Pentagon
John C. Stennis
Dmiss
Senate Appropriations Committee
Stennis
Capitol
Marine Corps
Wallace MM. Greene Jr
Corps
Usne
Greene
House Armed Services Committee
Pentecon
National Guard
Air Force Reserve
Selective Service
Norman Paul
Defense
Robert McNamara
Senate
Southeast Asia
Congress
Navy
King Visits Riot-Torn Watts Area in Towering Tour
Dr Martin Luther King Jr toured the fire damaged Watts district as 12 000 National Guard troops edged toward normalcy. Riots left 35 dead and nearly 4 000 arrests for looting and disturbances as police faced sniper fire at a mosque.
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William H. Parker
Patts
National Guard
Tne
Negro District
Dr. King
Watts
King
Westminster Church Center
Doctor King
Samuel) Yorty
Chief Parker
Record Flight by Supersonic XB70A at Edwards AFB
The No. 2 XB70A undertook its longest flight to test slow speed factors. Van Shepard piloted with Al White as co-pilot for 1 hour 58 minutes. The six-jet craft reached Mach 1.4 and climbed to 45,000 feet, described as a success by North American Aviation officials.
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Edwards Air Force Base
Calif
APS
North American Aviation
van Shepard
al White
Denial of Extension for Juleart Trailer Court Closure
Tenants in the condemned Juleart Trailer Court face Aug 31 closure after Nevada City Commission rejects extending the deadline. Attorney Bob Fahey seeks more time citing housing search problems while owner S J Puma of H & P Enterprises plans to cut power if tenants remain. Way to September review possible if any tenants stay after closure.
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Juleart
City Commission
Bob Fahey
Nevada Atholic Welfare Bureau, Inc
Fahey
S.J. Puma
H & P Enterprises, Inc
Commission
Governor Sawyer Defends Unpopular Parole Reform
The governor supports a contentious parole law revision amid criticism that it signals soft on crime. He cites personal conviction and a columnist’s urging as motivation, noting a long tenure with the National Governors Conference and a revealing poem found among his papers.
Ad Committee Seeks Better Cooperation With Clark County Fair
Three members of the Advertising Advisory Committee urge improved cooperation after the Clark County Fair and Recreation Board declined the Baskin Petitti proposals. The full board chose to rehire Melvin and Kelly Reber Agencies for 480000 dollars, rejecting a split budget plan.
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Clark County
Convention Center
Bud Albright
Jim Deitch
Tom Hanlon
Fair Board
Reed Whipple
Bob Baskin
Las Vegas
Jack Petitti
Ed Fountain
Baskin
Petitti
Fountain
Melvin and Kelly-Reber
Convicted Slayer Beasley Wins New Trial Bid
The Nevada Supreme Court orders a new trial for Beasley after ruling he should have received a trial transcript of co-defendants Warren Harris and Vase Calvin Valrie. One co-defendant Harris faced dismissal after a hung jury. Valrie was acquitted this year. Beasley’s fingerprint timing evidence was deemed improperly admitted.
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Beasley
Warren Harris
Vase Calvin Valrie
Harris
Valrie
Dist
David Zenoff
William Compton
Marshall
Green
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