United Air Lines Flight Returns to L A After Gear Warning
Four passengers landed safely in Los Angeles after a United Airlines Boeing 720 returning from Las Vegas aborts its trip to New York due to a malfunctioning landing gear warning light. The crew diverted to Los Angeles International Airport where inspectors later confirmed the gear was in place.
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United Air Lines
New York
Los Angeles
Las Vegas
McCarran Field
Denver
Los Angeles International Airport
Christmas reflection on children and social reform
A column reflects on Jesus love for children during Christmas and urges social action. The piece cites a SUN series on cruelty to children and calls for public support and possible legislation to protect vulnerable kids this season. The writer ends with holiday blessings and a forward look to tomorrow.
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the Sun
SUN
Gloria Reible
Lawmakers Eye Land-Use Studies and Election Law Fixes
A session agenda includes funding for a land-use study and three appraisals. Proposals seek to end age based driver license pricing, correct post legislative pay raises for State Engineer Elmo Dericco, and adjust voter registration deadlines to the seventh Saturday before primaries and sixth before general elections. The pending election code would repeal the current 30 day voter registration closing rule.
Opening of Casino de Paris comes to Las Vegas at Dunes
The European show Casino de Paris imported by the Dunes Hotel will open at the Dunes tomorrow night. It will not open Friday night as previously reported.
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Paris
Las Vegas
Dunes Hotel
the Dunes
Bulgarian diplomat pleads guilty to CIA spying in New York
Ivan-Assen Hristov Georgiev a 56 year old Bulgarian diplomat at the United Nations confessed to spying for the United States for 200000 dollars. He provided important secrets to the CIA over seven years while funding a life of luxury with multiple mistresses. He is held in a Sofia maximum security jail awaiting trial as Bulgarian authorities call him a traitor.
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Vienna
UPI
United Nations
New York
United States
Ivan-Assen Hristov Georgiev
Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
Sofia
Ysterday
Dunes Guards Reject Union Plan on the Strip
Hotel security guards on the Strip voted 10 to 1 against unionizing in an NLRB supervised election. They rejected forming an independent guards association for collective bargaining. No unions exist at the Strip hotels, though several similar elections have occurred.
Southwest and Nevada Northern Gas Plan Merger
Southwest Gas Corp and Nevada Northern Gas Co vote to merge effective December 31 with Southwest as the surviving firm. The agreement calls for 0.6 Southwest shares for each Nevada Northern share.
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Southwest Gas Corp
Nevada Northern Gas Co
Southwest
Nevada Northern
Congress In Tempers Ends Week With Stalemate
Washington reports the 88th Congress wrecked plans to adjourn amid a heated dispute over a $3 billion foreign aid bill. House and Senate recesses followed party lines as leaders accused the other side of a sit down strike. The fight centered on a proposed amendment limiting credit extensions to Russia, which the Senate twice rejected. President Johnson delayed departure to stay at the Texas ranch over Christmas.
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UPI
White House
Democratic House
Senate
House
Johnson
Texas
Carl Albert
Okla
Charles A. Halleck
Ind
Albert
Halleck
House Rules Committee
Russia
County considers limited pawn shop operation on the Strip
At a Friday Board meeting, a new ordinance approved a first reading to permit pawn shops on the Strip with conditions. The measure would ban pawnshops on district property other than Palmer terms and allow jewelry licensing, setting conditional rules.
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Board of County Commiston
Funeral services for John J. Coon in Michigan planned today
Funeral services for John Jacob Coon age 64 of Smoke Ranch Road are set for 10 a.m. at Bunker Brothers Chapel with Rev. Jerry Moe officiating. Burial follows at Mountain View Gardens of Memory. Coon born May 26 1899 in Ionia Michigan owned Village Coffee Shop. Survived by widow Ruth L three sons Donald and Robert of Las Vegas and Robert Fox Midland Mich two daughters Arlene Marsh Clarkston Mich and Marjorie Rhodes Lompoc Calif two brothers George Coon Topeka Kan Clarence Coon Grand Rapids Mich six sisters Cora Root Grace Barns William Bark Iva Coon Blanch Mull Zada Buckrup Grand Rapids Mich 17 grandchildren and one great grandchild.
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Smoke Ranch Road
Bunker Brothers Chapel
Jerry Moe
Christ Lutheran Church
Mountain View Gardens
Coon
Ionia
Mich
Ruth L
Donald
Robert
Las Vegas
Robert Fox
Midland
Arlene Marsh
Clarkston
Marjorie Rhodes
Lompoc
Calif
George Coon
Topeka
Kan
Clarence Coon
Grand Rapids
Cora Root
Grace Barns
William Bark
Iva Coon
Blanch Mull
Arcadia
Zada Buckrup
Royal Oak
Loreen Green 38 to be sent to Warren for funeral
Loreen Green died Friday at Sunrise Hospital and will be sent to Warren Arkansas for services and burial. She was born October 14 1925 in Cotton Valley Louisiana and worked at the Thunderbird Hotel. Survivors include her husband Ervin.
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Loreen Green
Gregory
Warren
Ark
Green
Sunrise Hospital
Cotton Valley
Thunderbird Hotel
Ervin
Nevada Rover program faces possible termination
Washington reports indicate the Rover project and its related budget, with $69 million slated for Nevada work in 1963 64, may be scrapped as defense planners favor chemical rockets and cut overall funding. If ended, hundreds of workers at the Nevada Test Site and related construction would lose jobs, and hearings on an "Atomic City" project near Clark or Nye Counties would be affected.
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McNamara
Wiesner
Defense Secretary
Stead Air Force Base
Reno
Washington
National
Nevad
Clark Or
Nye Counties
John Kennedy
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