Swift raid nets heroin haul and 12 arrests in Las Vegas
Armed with warrants, 34 officers from three agencies hit multiple locations and recovered about $15,000 in heroin and over $5,000 in stolen goods. Eleven adults and one juvenile were detained for narcotics and receiving stolen property, with Kathrine Jones Joseph and Morris Lewis among those booked. Authorities said the operation ended a three week investigation led by Sheriff Captain Lloyd Bell and Det. Sgt. Glenn Simmons.
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Morris Lewis
Angeles
Simmons
Blankenship
Earlie
City ethics urge scrutiny of officials and private gains
A citizen laments city employees forming private businesses while drawing salaries and calls for ethical standards in city operations. He discusses write offs for a costly abroad trip, tax rules, and the need to report travels and justify public money use amid a Las Vegas focus on massage parlors.
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Internal Revenue Service
Las Vegas
Budget Binds Johnson to 1965 Spending Near $102 Billion
White House aides portray President Johnson in a tight budget position that will push a fiscal 1965 spending plan around 102 billion dollars, about 3 billion more than the current year. They blame unavoidable increases and say trimming will require cutting or dropping programs already in the current budget.
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Judge bans handcuff use on AWOL youths at camp
District Judge David Zenoff issued an order prohibiting handcuffing of inmates at Spring Mountain Youth Camp except to return unruly runaways. He rejected reports that youths were kept tied to a flagpole overnight and noted the student court had condemned such punishment.
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Lehman dies in Gotham at 85 a New Deal architect
Herbert H. Lehman 85 a New Deal architect and liberal Democratic leader died of a heart attack in New York as he prepared to receive the Presidential Freedom medal from President Johnson. Lehman, who succeeded F D Roosevelt as New York governor and later served as U S senator, was slated to be honored Friday at the White House with burial planned privately.
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al Smith
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Manhattan
Universal Chapel
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Washington
Johnson
Neighbors Arrested in Burglary and Safecracking Probe
Deputy sheriff's detective Wednesday jailed Arnold Pierre Edsall and Charles Fremont LeMon for burglary tools possession and failing to register as ex convicts. Both men, recent Reno transplants and neighbors of a Strip lounge performer missing a mink cape jewelry and about 1500, face further questioning about local safecracking incidents. Authorities found complete safecracking kits and several new shotguns with price tags in their apartment.
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Arnold Pierre Edsall
Charles Fremont LeMon
Reno
Brown
Jacqueline Douget
Miss Douget
Edsal
LeMon
Victim Dies Of Gas Burns At Nevada Test Site
Lyle Kenneth Gross a 52 year old Teamster at the Nevada Test Site died in a Las Vegas hospital from burns suffered when gasoline ignited while he worked on his pickup engine along Highway 95 about seven miles from the NTS gate. He was en route home to Ash Meadows Grass Ranch after treatment at the Mercury dispensary.
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Lyle Kenneth Gross
Nevada
Las Vegas
Mr. Gross
NTS
Grass Ranch
Ash Meadows
Flying SUN Moves Again To Bigger Las Vegas News
The Las Vegas Sun will switch production from Indio California to Southwest Wave in Los Angeles starting tomorrow. The move promises larger papers with more reading matter and content, with popular features returning and comics resuming by Monday.
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Indio
India
Los Angeles
SUN
900 South Main St
Highland Avenue
H. M. Greenspun
Emergency Loans Sought for Paradise Valley Road Projects
County Commission approved resolutions for a public hearing on emergency loans up to 1 million dollars for Paradise Valley and Winchester road improvements. Amounts depend on available tax dollars. Also first reading to repeal ordinance 173 on stock and securities sales and a policy opposing any hock shops on the Strip.
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County Commission
Paradise Valley
Robbins Cahill
Paradise
Winchester
John Porter
World News in Brief: Laos turmoil after intelligence chief slain
The assassination of Laos Premier Souvanna Phouma's chief of intelligence marks the fifth political slaying in a year, signaling renewed turmoil as neutralists and pro Communist figures die. Other items note three soldiers killed near Fort Irwin, a major manhunt for actress Karyn Kupcinet's killer, a Hungarian mine disaster with 26 dead, and Johnson's civil rights bill gaining early momentum in the House.
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Vientiane
Laos
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Souvanna Phouma
Sunny Today With Gentle Winds In Forecast
Sunny today with gentle winds and a high of 60 degrees. Overnight low 32 degrees. Yesterday also reached 60 and dropped to 32. Noon humidity at 20 percent. Sunrise at 6 37, sunset at 4 26.
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