SUN Youth Forum themes draw LV students into debate
The SUN Youth Forum in Las Vegas gathered finalists from local schools to discuss education social attitudes and media influence. Debates covered cheating in schools drafting girls and personal counselor roles with students and teachers challenged while figures like Woody Allen performed in the Gold Room.
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Western
Bill Duca
Las Vegas
Brian McCormick
Boulder City
Nancy Stanley
Shelly Mallee
Clark
Steve Goldsberry
Bruce Cecil
Rancho
Troy Mason
Southern Nevada
Gold Room
Woody Allen
Frank Assunto
The
Dukes of Dixieland
Allen
National Cities Convention Opens With Governor Scrutiny
The convention draws 3500 to 4000 delegates and visitors as it discusses civil service exam manipulation allegations involving the new governor and broader city governance. Maurice TePaske, longtime Sioux Center Iowa mayor, offers commentary alongside former San Diego city manager T W Fletcher.
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Tiny Sioux Center
Iowa
San Diego
T. W. Fletcher
U S Jets Attack Hanoi Areas Amid Viet Nam Moves
U S jet fighters attacked populated areas on Hanoi's southern outskirts and two sites inside the capital with no reports of American planes being shot down. In Quang Tri Prime Minister Ky said U S troops would move into the Mekong Delta by year end, while Navy helicopters repelled a Viet Cong assault near Ba Cang 80 miles southwest of Saigon.
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Hanoi
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Quang Tri
Nguyen Cao Ky
Mekong Delta
Viet Nam
Delta
U.S. Navy
Ba Cang
Saigon
Thant Signals Hope for Viet Nam Peace Talks Opening
Thant at the United Nations urged holiday truces to become lasting peace efforts in Viet Nam. He pressed for longer cooperation and a constructive climate to enable meaningful negotiations, while private talks discussed his ability to resign if needed to secure UN support and progress in Viet Nam diplomacy.
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Thant
United Nations
Berkeley Boss Draws Line In On Student Strikes
Reagan urged that nonstudents respect university rules as protests unfold at Berkeley. Heyns held a news conference in Sproul Hall after a large student rally, with 800 demonstrators arrested in December and negotiations expected with faculty and ASUC leaders.
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Heyns
Sproul Hall
Donnybrook
University
Holum outlines Colorado River Basin Project outlook and options
Holum says the seven basin states formed a united front that laid a foundation for success despite the 1966 bill's failure. He urges goodwill to resolve disputes with Arizona and California water users while Interior recommends early enactment of national water policy, a National Water Commission, and regional supply handling.
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Stewart Udall
Congress
Arizona
New Possibility in Labor Feud in Las Vegas Contract Talks
George Sandey, president of the local union, says the systems contract settlement could influence the Ching Panel to join the local dispute. He claims authority to call a strike by midnight Monday, amid wage talks with Pan Am and TWA. Ernest Mitchell, now an international vice president, may visit Las Vegas as talks continue.
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Ching Panel
Sandey
TWA
Saadey
International
Ernest Mitchell
Mitchell
Las Vegas
Pan Am
New York
Matthew Guinan
Panama
Guinan
China halts Soviet war material transit to North Viet Nam
Diplomatic sources report Beijing has stopped all Soviet to Hanoi shipments via the Chinese mainland, forcing Moscow to use sea routes to Haiphong. The move aims to provoke US China clashes and rally East Europe in a joint front, with only a few urgent spares slipping through.
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Zhukov awarded Order of Lenin on 70th birthday
Moscow reports that Marshal Georgi Zhukov, WWII hero ousted in 1957, received the Order of Lenin as a birthday tribute. The Kremlin had not honored him since the dismissal over military independence from the party.
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UPI
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Zhukov
Red Army
Communist Party
Tucson printers strike ends in stalemate. talks to resume
In Tucson Arizona negotiations halted after five days of a printers strike against two papers, with union and management open to federal mediation to resolve the International Typographical Union dispute with Tucson Newspapers Inc. Separately, Sybil Christopher, ex-wife of Richard Burton, announces a May baby. In Everett, Washington, 1300 Boeing 747 plant workers refuse to cross picket lines, delaying construction of the world's largest building.
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New York
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Richard Burton
Christopher
Jordan Christopher
The
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Jessica
Burton
Miodi
Everett, Wash
Here
Rhodesia's Future Hinges On Sea Parley Outcomes
Prime Minister Harold Wilson and Rhodesia rebel premier Ian Smith pursued a settlement on Rhodesia's future aboard HMS Tiger to keep talks out of the United Nations. Britain warned of possible UN sanctions if negotiations fail as heavy seas lash the cruiser off Gibraltar.
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UPS
Harold Wilson
Ian Smith
Rhodesia
United Nations
Britain
Smith
Alec Douglas- Home
South Africa
Ndt
Admiralty
London
Wilson
North African
Shorlly
Mansfield son shows improvement after lion attack
Six year old Zoltan Hargitay, son of Jayne Mansfield, remains guarded but improving after skull surgery and spleen removal from injuries suffered when a lion mauled him at Jungleland Zoo. Parents Jayne Mansfield and Mickey Hargitay stay at his bedside as surgeon teams treat him in Conejo Valley.
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Calif
UPI
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Conejo Valley Community Hospital
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Jungleland Zoo
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Hargitay
Rome
Roof Collapse Traps Guests At Canal Street Motel
The five story Governor House Motor Hotel on Canal Street at Claiborne Avenue partially caved in causing many guests to evacuate. No casualties were reported though several windows and doors were jammed by debris. Fire officials cited an overloaded roof likely from a rooftop pool.
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UPI
Canal Street
Governor House Motal Hotel
Fire Department
Claibourne Avenue
Fonda Attends Son's Trial in Los Angeles
Actor Henry Fonda appeared in Los Angeles Superior Court to offer moral support to his son Peter Fonda, 26, on a marijuana possession charge. He sat with his daughter-in-law Susan as defense and prosecution argued technicalities.
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UPI
Henry Fonda
Superior Court
Peter
Fonda
Mark Brandler
Susan
Pan Am strike averted after tentative TWU deal
The Transport Workers Union announced a tentative agreement with Pan American World Airways to prevent a threatened world strike by about 13 000 members. Details await language agreement and member ratification days ahead of a potential vote.
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UPI
Transport Workers Union
TWU
Pan American World Airways
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