Red China by 1968 H-bomb threat noted by WEU
A WEU study reports China likely to explode an H-bomb by about 1968 and to deliver a nuclear deterrent by 1970 with missiles reaching 1500 miles. It notes no nuclear powered submarines and cites U.S. intelligence on a possible earlier test. The Paris meeting of WEU is next week.
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West Europe
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West European Union
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Too Late To Classify Round W?rewap Ol Lost
Fragmented classified items list jewelry remounting services footwear sale and rental notices for rooms houses and land. Entries mention Jewelers Hicart of Oggen town Foster Shoes at 119 No 3rd St and real estate listings by Fred White Broker with prices and down payment options.
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Farm Bureau backs federal credit for state taxes
The American Farm Bureau Federation endorsed a proposal to grant taxpayers a federal credit for state taxes paid. Delegates debated impacts on states without income tax and opposed tying rebates to a state formula. Nevada officials urged revenue expansion while opposing a state income tax. Connecticut leaders questioned wording and noted a concurrent proposal to share rebates with cities, including New York, to address social and economic needs.
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American Farm Bureau Federation
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Nevada
Grant Sawyer
Michigan
George Romney
Los Angeles
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Robert Thomas
Paradise Valley
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Luthern Stearns
North Carolina
Ohio
Congress of American
Las Vegas
New York
Ballots Mailed in Las Vegas Cab Union Split Vote
Ballots go out today to Local 81 members as cab drivers push a leadership dispute. Ray Chennoweth, head of the Las Vegas Cab Association, says James Hoffa denied complaints and sent Bill Carter to investigate, while Carter’s report is rejected as a sham by insurgents. Ballot counting is set for December 27 amid past disturbances.
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Local &81
Ray Chennoweth
Las Vegas Cab Association
James Hoffa
Chenoweth
Hoffa
Bill Carter
Joint Teamster Council
Carter
Dick Thomas
Trans-Pacific satellite relocates to watch weather patterns
CAPE KENNEDY UPI reports America's new satellite obeyed Earth commands and drifted to a parking spot over Christmas Island to monitor a third of the globe's weather and function as a radio TV relay. Sunshine broke through in California as a wind and rain storm moved toward Arizona and Mexico. Jayne Mansfield's 4-year-old son, meningitis after a lion mauling, was reported significantly improved but still in serious condition. Paris saw President de Gaulle attend an embassy party to toast Soviet Premier Kosygin.
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UPI
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Earth
Christmas Island
Thousand Oaks
Calif
Jayne Mansfield
Atricken
Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Alexei N. Kosygin
Las Vegas Water District to supply Sands County Club course
The Las Vegas Valley Water District replied to a state engineer inquiry that it could furnish water to the Sands County Club golf course. Directors favored using the metropolis water system to support the project, citing future Mead water supply and a safeguarded groundwater basin for district residents.
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Reuther Urges Urban Land Banks For Cities
Auto Workers President Walter P. Reuther told Sen. Ribicoff’s subcommittee that cities should gain firm control of land to plan and build the urban areas of the future. He spoke in testimony prepared for today’s hearing on American cities in Washington.
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UPI
Auto Workers
Walter P. Reuther
Reuther
Abraham A. Ribicoff
Journalist to Address Conference at Western Regional Meeting
A noted journalist and educator will speak at the presidents dinner at 7:30 p.m. during the Western Regional Conference of the Council for Exceptional Children. Dan Moore of the Los Angeles Times will present The Importance of Being Different to special educators from six states. Dr. Ernest P. Willenberg will chair the dinner with greetings from Dr. Donald Mover. The Helen J. Stewart School Choral Group will perform under William Towne. Doors open in the Flamingo Hotel Sage Room. tickets available at conference headquarters.
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Council For Exceptional Children
Dan Moore
Educaional Services
Los Angeles Times
Arizona
California
Colorado
New Mexico
Nevada
Utah
Ernest P. Willenberg
CFEC
Donald Mover
Helen J. Stewart
William Towne
Sage
Flamingo Hotel
Company to pick local distributor this week
A company representative will select a local distributor this week and interview candidates. Spelling and phrasing in the source are garbled. the core fact is an imminent distributor selection event with interviews planned.
Older Firms Win City's Tow Contract
Las Vegas city commission approved a two year tow contract after a year of inaction. Downtown Vegas Garage and Ewing Brothers, the larger bidders from the old contract, will remain and rotate on a month to month basis. Several bidders were rejected for lack of active licenses and disconnected telephones. One losing bidder is a tenant of City Commissioner Fountain.
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Ewing Brothers
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SUN Learned
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Some Roads Open Some Roads Closed Here
Clark County road condition report from the Sheriff's Department details Tuesday rain flood effects. Several roads are passable or open with risk notes, while West Charleston Boulevard and West Sahara Avenue are closed, Mt Charleston Road is closed for repairs, and Deer Creek Road remains hazardous.
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Clark County
Sheriff's Department
Tonopah Highway
Craig Road
Nellis Boulevard
Tropicana Road
Flamingo Road
Deer Creek Road
Indian Affairs Commission Schedules Second Quarterly Meeting
The Indian Affairs Commission holds its second quarterly session today from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. in the Thompson Education Auditorium at the University of Nevada. Flynn James, executive secretary of the Indian Fact-Finding and Recommendation Board, has invited state and federal agencies involved in current studies to attend. Policy recommendations will be presented to the Indian Council for Las Vegas consideration at the Washington policy meeting December 12 to 14.
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Thompson Education
University of Nevada
Flynn James
Indian Fact-Finding and Recommendation Board
Indian Council
Las Vegas
BIA
Where I Stand on Pearl Harbor and U S War Readiness
The author contends public opinion must closely track American diplomacy to prevent a future Pearl Harbor. He cites the Pearl Harbor failure, names key officials, and warns that without better information and oversight the nation risks another major catastrophe in the atomic age.
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