Senate Approves Record Foreign Aid Bill After Greece Clause Fight
The Senate passed a 1.9 billion dollar foreign aid bill with a conference review pending a separate 2.2 billion House measure. It voted 45 to 38 to strike a Greece aid suspension provision, while a 43 to 41 effort to cut 206 million was defeated. debate centered on private investment shifts and Muskie’s proposal for South Vietnam land reform.
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Senate
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Greece
Claiborne Pell
D-R.1
Thomas J. Dodd
D-Con
Frank Church
Idaho
Church
United States
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
South Vietnam
Muskie
U.S
George D
Young Democrats Leader Critiques Party Structure and Unity
Miller, a 36 year old likely future state attorney general, urges a professional DNC cadre and youth involvement to influence the Democratic Party. He criticizes the McGovern Commission for excluding YDCA members and warns of inter party fights that could hurt candidates. Oliver, retiring YDCA president, notes Harris and Muskie may address the convention and confirms he will not seek a second term.
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Tion
National Party
YDCA
Miller
U.S
McGovern Commission For Reform
Democratic National Committee
DNC
Fred Harris
R. Spencer Oliver
Sen
Harris
Edmund Muskie
Oliver
Muskie
Senate
Under 30 Democrats Score Major Victory at Convention
Young Democrats push for reform as a split with older members over venue fees and event dates stirs debate. Nevada delegate Sid Goldstein notes youth power evolving, while others head to a SUN report and vow next president may be under 30.
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Goldstein
Yd’s
Canadian man arrested after local loan-company robbery
A 25 year old Canadian man, Dennis R. McCullough of Ontario, was arrested after police spotted him fleeing with assistant manager Jesse Allen in pursuit of a $300 robbery at Advance Loan Co. on Third Street. Detectives stopped the suspect after a brief chase.
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Dennis R. McCullough
Ontario
The
Advance Loan Co
Third St
Don Hill
Jesse Allen
Jack Phillips
Ted Rosen
Second and Ogden Streets
McCullough
Allen
Burglars Take Over Eight Thousand In Three Thefts
Thieves struck three locations Thursday night into Friday morning, stealing more than $8,000 in cash jewelry and firearms. At Roys Powder Horn they cut a rear door and took four rifles and four shotguns along with a Weatherby pistol and Winchester lever actions. The Strip hotel room of Luis Castro was entered with a key, yielding nearly $4,000 in cash and jewels. Las Vegas jeweler David S Brown reported $3,776 worth of twelve jewelry pieces stolen from his home between 6 30 and 8 p m.
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Roy
East Charleston Blvd
Mexico City
Luis Castro
Las Vegas
David S. Brown
Phoenix St
Fight Over Length Of Jetliner Hijacking Ends In Athens
After a hijack, the jetliner landed and the crew took the passengers to a hotel for questioning. Authorities confirm an American pilot and identify two deceased suspects as a 19 year old student and a 24 year old Senegalese businessman. Names of crew not released. The plane bypassed Rome and went to Athens.
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Rome
Athens
Computers Name Winning Horses in Arizona Show
Computers name winning horses at Aquila Arizona event where judges used 17 specialists and computer tabulation to determine winners. The system compared style and breeding, replacing prior methods that relied on one or two judges.
Massacre in Milan Bank Stuns City and Vatican Reacts
Pope Paul denounces the bank bombing in Milan as savage violence killing and injuring many. Eyewitnesses describe shattered windows and collapsing ceilings as emergency crews rush through traffic jams to tend the wounded. The Italian Communist party condemns the attack amid calls for blood donations.
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Vittor Locatelli
Uts
Italian Communist Party
Paul
Milan
Senators Back December Moratorium in Silent Walk for Peace
Three top Democratic senators Edward Kennedy Eugene McCarthy and George McGovern expressed support for the December Moratorium in telegrams to Dan R Larson of the Nevada Coalition for Peace The group reports half the delegation at the YDCA convention supports the effort and all announced candidates for YDCA president back the event The Silent Walk for Brotherhood and Peace gathers at 930 pm Saturday at the Federal Building and ends with a rally at Las Vegas City Hall
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Edward Kennedy
D-Mass
Eugene McCarthy
D-Minn
Nevada Coalition For Peace
Dan R. Larson
Larson
George McGovern
D-S.c
Edmund Muskie
D-Maine
McCarthy
Vietnam
Young Democratic Clubs of America
International Hotel
YDCA
Spencer Oliver
LV Musicians Strike Averted At Hotel
The International Hotel settled a musicians dispute by paying 15000 in overtime and fringe benefits owed to players who worked seven days a week on the Hair show. Mark Tully said the hotel faced a noon Friday deadline to avoid a picket and Bobby Morris delivered the funds. Negotiations with the Nevada Resort Association continue as the union seeks higher pay and benefits.
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International Hotel
Mark Tully
Musicians Local 369
Tully
Bobby Morris
Nevada Resort Association
Las Vegas
Restaurant Owner Files $10.5 Million Right to Work Suit
Richard Longmire, owner of the Blue Onion Drive-In in Las Vegas, seeks $10.5 million in a landmark District Court suit alleging breaches of Nevada's right to work law by Local 226 of the Culinary Workers Union and related entities. He cites four years of picketing, threats, financial ruin, and a federal injunction as context, aiming for damages including general, punitive, and lost future earnings.
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Nevada
Richard Longmire
Fremont St
Culinary Workers Union
United States Supreme Court
Longmire
U.S. District Court
Thomas N. Gasque
Richmond
National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
Jerry Kaufman
Gasque
Custom Catering, Inc
Central Labor Council
Afl-Cio
Las Vegas
Blue Onion
Internal Revenue Service
Woman Knifed Man Shot In NSW Barroom Brawl
A Las Vegas barroom brawl turned violent with a stabbing and four shotgun blasts. Alexandria Mallet, 24, and Elmer Webb, 31, were injured in the 8 a.m. melee at Ruben’s Supper Club. Suspects Webb, Rowlette, and Edward Johnson faced assault charges. George Dennis Allen was booked for withholding police evidence. Detectives tracked Johnson and Rowlette to a crashed car on Las Vegas Blvd North after shots were exchanged between Webb and assailants.
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Las Vegas
Alexandria Mallet
Elmer Webb
van Buren St
Webb
Benjamin Rowlette
North “J” St
Edward Johnson
North
J’? St
Ruben
Johnson
Rochette
Las Vegas Blvd
Miss Mallett
Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital
Ruben’s
George Allen
Miss Mallet
Senate Ban on Cigarette Ads Clears Senate Vote
The Senate approved a bill 70 to 7 to outlaw cigarette advertising on radio and television starting January 1, 1971. It also tightens health warnings on packages and lets the FTC curb ads in other media after July 1, 1971, with potential earlier action if ads shift to print or billboards.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Federal Trade Commission
FTC
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
Congress
James Bennett Trial Delayed in Murder Robbery Case
A District Court hearing to free James Tommy Bennett, 22, on charges of murder and robbery was postponed to December 17 because the courtroom was in use and a defense attorney could not attend. Bennett is accused of killing auto sales executive Calvin Popejoy during a robbery at the Peyton Place Bar on April 18 at 1110 Fremont Street.
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James Tommy Bennett
Bennett
Calvin Popejoy
Peyton Place
Fremont St
Bail Set for Louis Kimble in Station Attendant Killing
Dist. Judge Clarence Sundean set bail at 25000 for Louis Kimble 19 on murder charges in the June 24 shooting at a service station tied to a 15 cent soda dispute. Kimble says he recalls nothing about the incident which killed Johnny Lee McCraney 28 and he faces trial January 12.
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Dist
Clarence Sundean
Louis Kimble
Kimble
Johnny Lee McCraney
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