Captured Yank Pilots May Be Free For Xmas
A Hanoi Radio Japanese broadcast suggested some American pilots captured in North Vietnam might be released for Christmas, but U S officials say the translation may be mistaken. Mainichi front page carried the news as fact. State Department cautioned against relying on the translation.
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UPI
Hanoi
North Vietnam
U.S
General Political Department
Vietnam Peoples Army
Democratic Republic of Vietnam
Washington
State Department
Paris
Scranton’s Middle East trip draws sharp, bitter critique
Hank Greenspun questions former Pennsylvania Governor William Scranton’s Middle East assessment for Nixon. He denounces Scranton’s calls for Arab friendliness as fanciful and warns the United States risks policy blunders by courting Arab nations, citing past aid to Arab states and strained Western allies.
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William Scranton
Pennsylvania
Middle East
Richard Nixon
Scranton
Nixon
United States
Ex officio NSU and Reno student leaders join University board
NSU president Bill Terry and Reno student Joe Bell were made ex officio members of the University of Nevada Board of Regents by approval of Dr. Fred Anderson. The decision, taken with five attendees, follows a large Friday protest over the university budget. The board also adds a faculty senate seat and weighs the 1969 79 ten year plan.
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University of Nevada Board of Regents
Fred Anderson
Bill Terry
Nevada Southern University
NSU
Joe Bell
Reno
Dr. Anderson
University System
University of Nevada Systems
Auto Crash Kills One Four Injured On Sunset Road
One person died and four were injured in a broadside collision between a car and a truck on Sunset Road. Police identified the dead as Michael Alan Cush, 17, of Las Vegas. The body was taken to Palm Mortuary in Henderson. Four youths, including Paul J. Brinham Jr. and Brent Bennett, were hospitalized.
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Sunset Road
Henderson
Michael Alan Cush
Albert St
Apt
Las Vegas
Jean Silverson
Palm Mortuary
Rose de Lima Hospital
Paul J. Brinham Jr
Brent Bennett
Black Canyon
Brown Wins Majority Leader Post In Nevada Senate
State Sen. B Mahlon Brown of Las Vegas was elected majority floor leader by Democratic caucus in the Desert Inn. Brown, who has steered the Senate since 1965, relinquished the president pro tem post to Sen Floyd Lamb and will join Finance Taxation and Legislative Functions committees. Two new Democrats enter the body Boyd Manning and Marvin White with Manning succeeding Al Alleman as Labor chair and White leading the Commerce Committee.
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B. Mahlon Brown
Las Vegas
Nevada
Carson City
Senate Democrats
Desert Inn
Brown
Senate
Sen
Floyd Lamb
Boyd Manning
Ely
Marvin White
North Las Vegas
Manning
al Alleman
White
Labor Committee
Commerce Committee
Newsmen to Observe Nevada Test Site Explosion
Newsmen and civic leaders will observe Wednesday's nuclear blast at the Nevada Test Site via closed circuit TV about 15 miles from the underground test. It will be the first time reporters watched a U.S. nuclear test since 1958 with a likely felt earthquake tremor 250 miles away.
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Nevada Test Site
United States
Project Gasbuggy
Farmington
N.M
Project Benham
Pahute Mesa
The
Atomic Energy Commission
Here
Beatty, New
City Doctor Refuses Aid To Youth
The SUN reports Las Vegas neurosurgeon Dr. Adrien Ver Brugghen refused to treat 19 year old David Stewart Shell after a hunting accident. Shell was brought to Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital from Caliente and later airlifted to LDS Hospital in Salt Lake City in extremely critical condition.
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SUN
Adrien Ver Brugghen
Las Vegas
David Stewart Shell
Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital
Caliente
Here
Ver Brugghen
Shell
LDS
Salt Lake City
Local weather outlook with mild temperatures and rain chance
The forecast calls for cloudy skies with a chance of showers. Southerly winds at 10 to 20 mph, today’s high near 60 and low around 35. Yesterday’s high 55 and low 27. Noontime humidity about 15 percent. Sunrise at 6 44, sunset at 4 28.
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Stew
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