Prominent Las Vegas Lawyer Albert Stewart Dies
Prominent Las Vegas attorney and former FBI agent Albert Stewart died early yesterday after a heart attack at Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital. The 54 year old held FBI service over 17 years with assignments in New York Chicago San Francisco Washington and San Diego. He resigned in 1959 to practice law in Las Vegas. Born April 8 1910 in Cortland New York he attended Notre Dame and Notre Dame Law School. He is survived by his wife Mildred mother and sister in law. Rosary will be held tomorrow at Palm Mortuary and Mass Wednesday at St. Viator Guardian Angel Shrine.
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Carlson A winner until votes cast in Iowa race
Henry Traut of Mount Pleasant Iowa celebrates his 105th birthday marking a long life in Henry County. The retired farmer and businessman has three sons a daughter seven grandchildren 12 great grandchildren and 15 great great grandchildren and has lived in the county all his life.
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Goodie Awards Honor Donna Reed and Loren Greene
Beverly Hills California UPI The Hollywood Women's Press Club named the Golden Apple Award for most cooperative actress and actor of the year to Donna Reed and Loren Greene. Last year's winners Bette Davis and Dick Van Dyke presented the awards. The sour apple award for actress and actor went to Doris Day and Tony Curtis.
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Educators Ignore NSU Press in Chancellor Ballot
A vote on a chancellor for Nevada Southern University selected the president of a New Mexico college as the new Las Vegas institution director, despite recommendations from a university professors selection committee.
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Shooting Kills Two in West Las Vegas Tragedy
A West Las Vegas man identified as Watson killed his estranged wife Lily at 304 Jackson St behind her apartment building then shot himself with a .38 caliber pistol. Police reported the shooting occurred late last night and provide few additional details as SUN press time.
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Two Suspects Nabbed in Green Bay $15,000 Robbery
Milwaukee men Ralph Thomas Gruender and Richard Wilson Holliday were arrested in Las Vegas after the Green Bay department store heist. They were taken into custody at Strip hotels with $1,700 cash and a stolen car tied to Germantown. A .38 pistol with matching serials was found in the vehicle as Det. Lt. Fred Matthews questioned the men. Both parolees from Wisconsin State Prison have not confessed.
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Ready to Add Coals To Newcomer Fire
A heated controversy in the Clark County School District drags on amid dissent and timing concerns. Officials caution the dispute may flare again, testing governance and public patience as plans move forward.
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Insurgents Defy U.S. Viet Nam Aid Warning in Coup
In Saigon UPI reports the young turks eight generals and an admiral toppled South Viet Nam's National Council while pledging to resist a U.S. aid review. The partial coup seized control of most combat units but spared Premier Tran Van Huong and Chief of State Phan Khac Sun. Separately in a district, parents protested a $30,000 superintendent raise and a study trip, while board chair Chester Sewell refused to add the issue to the agenda.
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Salvation Army Aids Needy, Seeks Help
Inside the Sun reports Salvation Army volunteers aiding the needy and appeals for public support and donations to sustain services.
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Public opinion shifts on Vietnam policy as war stance debated
A Harris survey shows 18 percent favor attacking North Vietnam while 58 percent back aiding anti communist South Vietnam. One in five Americans favors negotiated peace withdrawal. Public approval of Johnson administration in Vietnam trends downward toward a July low.
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Public confidence on Vietnam declines after Tonkin attack
August saw high public confidence after the Tonkin Gulf attack and air strike support, but over time unrest and military reverses erode trust. A poll shows Americans lack ready solutions or alternatives to current policy, with options including bombing North Vietnam, negotiated settlement, or continuing support.
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Shooting casualty improves after scuffle in North Las Vegas
James Wood 22 of 2404 North Street was shot during a party scuffle with Willie Thomas Jones 23 who lived at the same address. Wood, critically wounded, is listed improving at Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital as witnesses say Jones grabbed the 38 caliber revolver and fired. Police say the bullet entered Wood under the chin and lodged in his shoulder.
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Weather Outlook with Clouds and Showers Possible
Considerable cloudiness today with a chance of showers and southerly winds. Predicted high 58, low 42. Noontime humidity 53 percent. Sunrise 6 48, sunset 4 30. Yesterday's high 61, low 44.
Man Chooses Dog Over Wife in Salford Housing Row
In Salford England 42 year old Ken Power a clerk chose Brandy a French poodle over his wife Winifred 39. He asked the city housing manager to let him spend Christmas day with his wife and Brandy in their apartment but the request was denied. Power has lived apart from his wife for 18 weeks due to a city housing rule banning dogs in their flat. He has been living with his parents a mile away.
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