Two Caesars Palace Executives Probed in Palm Springs Meeting
A federal grand jury in Los Angeles opened an inquiry into attendance by Jerome Zarowitz and Elliott Price at a Palm Springs gathering described as a “little Apalachin.” Zarowitz, credit manager and casino coordinator, and Price, casino overseer, were named in a Los Angeles Times report. Zarowitz had prior conspiracy convictions.
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Palm Springs meeting linked to gambling probes in 1965
The Times reports a Palm Springs gathering in October 1965, coinciding with the World Series, with gamblers eyed by federal authorities. Two executives linked to a new Caesars Palace were summoned in the Nevada skim inquiry. Price faced an indictment for bookmaking but was not convicted. Neither commented.
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Youth Forum Debates Crime Topics in Nevada Panel
About 40 southern Nevada youths discussed crime in an eleventh annual Youth Forum panel titled Crime moderated by Dr. Heinz Rettig and Bill Briare. They covered topics from Dodd Bill firearm regulation to capital punishment and bugging, with mixed stances and no final verdict on mercy killing.
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U S Cavalry Push in Central Highlands Seeks Red Battalion
UPI reports brutal jungle fighting as First Air Cavalry Division closes on a Communist battalion near the South China Sea. Allied forces suffer moderate casualties while air strikes and artillery pound bunkers and suspected retreat routes. Marines in the north report 23 Viet Cong killed. B52s hit positions along the DMZ for a third day.
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Rusk Sees Allied Aid Growing for Vietnam War
Secretary of State Dean Rusk, returning from a 22,700 mile mission, said other nations may provide more aid to South Vietnam and perhaps dispatch more combat troops. He noted NATO weathered France’s withdrawal and signaled readiness to discuss space-age rebuilding with President Johnson. Rusk visited Asia and Europe, found no Hanoi willingness to negotiate, and declined to name aiding countries. He cautioned limited North Vietnam bombing targets and highlighted rising attention to northern bombings versus terrorism in the South.
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Ravenholt Eyes State Health and Welfare Post in Nevada
Dr. Otto Ravenholt may become state director of health and welfare in Nevada, replacing Wallie White. He would take a pay cut from Clark County and his appointment is tied to Gov elect Paul Laxalt, with a recommended director salary of at least 20 000. Ravenholt holds degrees from the University of Minnesota and has served as Clark County public health officer and ex officio coroner.
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Weather snapshot with today’s mild temperatures
Sunny with gentle winds and a high near 60 degrees. Overnight low should dip to 35 with sunrise at 6 46 and sunset at 4 29. Yesterday’s high 58 and low 32, noontime humidity reported at 32 percent.
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