Las Vegas Senator Accused in Lincoln County Shooting Case
A Las Vegas incident near Ash Springs left Mr and Mrs McHenry and Mr and Mrs Davidson injured by gunfire and a hatchet threat. Senator Floyd Lamb faces questions after claims a News story alleged his exoneration. Wadsworth denied promising to free Lamb.
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Harvey McHenry
Ash Springs
Lincoln County
Gil Davidson
Las Vegas
Lamb
Davidson
James Wadsworth
Floyd Lamb
Alamo
Las Vegas Review-Journal
Wadsworth
Where I Stand by Miner al County Publisher to Brian Greenspun
Mineral County Independent editor Jack McCloskey urges Brian Greenspun to study history and offer steadier guidance to his father Hank Greenspun amid Vietnam war turmoil. He cites Roosevelt and prior leaders to argue for measured restraint and informed policy rather than scapegoating or sudden action.
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Jack McCloskey
Mineral County
Hawthorne
the Sun
Hank Greenspun
Warm day with clear skies and gentle winds
The day features clear skies and gentle winds with a high of 105 and a low of 75. Humidity at noon is 11 percent as sunrise occurs at 6 03 and sunset at 7 24.
Boy's Death Not Caused By Fistfight In Las Vegas
Dr. James Clarke the Clark County medical examiner says there is no medical evidence linking the death of 16 year old Michael Webster to a fistfight and chemical tests are pending. The incident followed a fight with a juvenile allegedly over a dog. The suspect, released to parents, faces juvenile court on September 9.
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Las Vegas
James Clarke
Clark County
Michael Webster
Carruth St
Lucas Indicted By Grand Jury In Belt Death
Glen Lucas 47 of Reno is indicted by Lyon County grand jury on open murder charges in the slaying of Glenn Belt 41 of Susanville Calif Belt body found buried in desert after Belt was linked to two Wyoming murder cases. Lucas previously faced murder charges but pleaded no contest to accessory after the fact charges and later withdrew his plea. Special Prosecutor George Franklin presented the case to the grand jury yesterday.
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Glen Lucas
Reno
Las Vegas
Jackson
Wyo
Lyon County Grand Jury
Susanville
Calif
Lucas
Glenn Belt
George Franklin
Robert Stucker
Larry Olinger
Belt
Linn Appears In Court For Arraignment
Ted Linn, 36, appeared in justice court for arraignment on a Wyoming fugitive warrant. He faces murder charges tied to an August 1967 murder-for-hire plot in which he was previously convicted and sentenced to life, with a new trial granted by a Las Vegas judge and an appeal by the state. Linn must reappear Sept 23. he is held without bail. The charges involve the killings of Larry Olinger and Robert Stucker, both Wyoming businessmen found buried in a shallow grave near Carson City.
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Ted Linn
Justice Court
Wyoming
Las Vegas
Linn
Justice
Larry Olinger
Robert Stucker
Carson City
Guards Union Eyes Two Las Vegas Casinos
United Security and Investigative Officers Union Local 1 filed petitions for election at the International Hotel and Circus Circus to seek representation for guards. The group already negotiates a contract with Nevada Equities Inc. for Bonanza Corral and Country Club guards and aims to organize major Strip hotels this week.
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United Security and Investigative Officers Union
Usion) Local 1
International Hotel and Circus Circus
Independent Union
Nevada Equities Inc
Bonanza Corral and Country Club
National Labor Relations Board
The
International
Circus Circus
Usion Local 1
Teamsters
USION
L. J. Heenan
Independent Guards of
Nevada
Thief Falls While Stealing Gutenberg Bible at Harvard
Vido K. Aras, 20, of Boston, fell nearly 60 feet during a rope climb into Harvard University Widener Library to steal two volumes of the Gutenberg Bible. He was hospitalized in critical condition. charged with breaking and entering and burglary tools. The Widener Bible, bought in 1912 for $27,500, is now valued above $1 million.
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Cambridge
Mass
UPI
Harvard University
Widener Library
Vido K. Aras
Boston
Aras
Cambridge City Hospital
Robert Tonis
Harvard University Police
Wid
London
Harry Elkins Widener
Philadelphia
The
Widener
Nellis Airman Killed in Auto Mishap
A Nellis Air Force Base airman died and a second man was critically injured in a one vehicle crash on U S 95 about 249 miles north of Las Vegas. Second Lt. Edward J. Kalett 20 of New Jersey died at Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital at 3 30 p m. Larry Everson of Wisconsin remained in critical condition with multiple injuries. The car left Tonopah Highway while traveling south. investigators found no sign of excessive speed.
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Nellis Air Force Base
Las Vegas
U.S
Nevada Highway Patrol
Edward J. Kalett
New Jersey
Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital
Larry Everson
Wisconsin
Tonopah
Tractor Overturns Claiming Henderson Man
Henderson man died yesterday afternoon when a farm tractor rolled over him. Deputies withheld identity pending kin notification. Investigators noted responders removed the body before deputies arrived as dusk settled over the scene.
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Henderson
Clark County
Green Berets Murder Case Seen Crumbling in Vietnam
Defense attorneys for eight U S Army Green Berets accused of murdering a South Vietnamese described the espionage allegations as weak and predicted the case would collapse with dismissal of all charges after a six hour Army preliminary hearing in Long Binh.
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Long Binh
South Vietnam
UPI
U.S. Army
Green Berets
Henry F. Rothblatt
New York City
Nine die in flash floods in Virginia from Camille remnants
Remnants of Hurricane Camille dumped heavy rain in Virginia pushing the James River 22 feet above normal. Nine deaths were reported with a dozen missing as floods threatened downstream areas and Coast Guard helicopters conducted rescues.
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Pass Christian
Miss
UPI
Gulf Coast
Virginia
Mississippi Coast
Camille
James River
Coast Guard
U.S. demands return of downed helicopter crew in Korea
At Panmunjom the United States pressed North Korea to return the shot down unarmed OH23 helicopter and its three crews Capt. David H. Crawford WO Malcolm V. Loepke and Spec. 4 Herman E. Hofstatter. Maj. Gen. Arthur H. Adams cited an accidental violation of the armistice and sought confirmation of the crew's condition.
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Panmunjom
Korea
UPI
United States
Military Armistice Commission
U.S
Arthur H. Adams
Ri Choon-Sun
Demilitarized Zone
Adams
North Korea
David H. Crawford
Malcolm V. Loepke
Herman E. Hof- Statter
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IGN
Thunderbird
Charlie
New York
Bronx Zoo
Ann Landers
SUNN
Innia
PPC
Editorial Horoscope
9 Society Heer Eee Oort
Jimmy Snyder
Steel
Pbs Eeerreerenesen
Vssnrecaeses
APR
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Tonis
Nellis
Henderson Fire Department
Gryen
Maine
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