Eddie Fisher Faces Divorce Play As Desert Inn Run Opens
Singer Eddie Fisher arrives for a four week Desert Inn engagement amid talks with Elizabeth Taylor or lawyer Louis Nizer over a potential multi million dollar divorce and property settlement. Attorneys say residence rules may allow a fast Las Vegas split, while Taylor and Fisher weigh the timing and settlement tied to Cleopatra profits. Burton and Taylor edge toward marriage but may wait until after the new year.
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New York
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United States
Cleopatra
Thinking Ike Tossed Weight Behind Scranton
A reader recalls a long ago tale of a cow and calf illustrating mother love across species. The piece contrasts this with a Dec issue report on battered children in Southern Nevada, noting a morgue scene and a confession of accidental harm.
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Animal Kingdom
Hind
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SUN
Gloria Reible
Africa
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Nevada
Clark County
Eisenhower urges Scranton to seek GOP nomination
Harrisburg dispatch reports that Eisenhower urged Scranton to seek the Republican nomination. The governor called the suggestion for deep thought and remains unlikely to run actively. Nixon visited Eisenhower in Gettysburg as Goldwater watchers assess potential 1964 rivals amid Kennedy’s death.
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Henry Cabot Lodge
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Richard M. Nixon
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Arizona
Goldwater
GOP
Kennedy
Las Vegas Prepares for Christmas Holiday Services
Las Vegas brims with holiday spirit as churches hold Christmas Eve and Day services while hotels report light bookings through Dec 26 and a busy New Year period. Airlines and transit expect heavy travel. many stores close for Christmas Day. banks offices and government services pause.
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Las Vegas
Gold of Convention Hall
Joint Service Clubs of
North Las Vegas
Santa Claus
Carl Irby
Salvation Army
Stewart Ave
Rancho High School
Ralph Lamb
Three LV Area Auto Crashes Claim Three Lives
Three people died in Las Vegas area crashes Saturday night. William Edward White 53 East Las Vegas was hit walking across U S Highway 93 at a crosswalk by a car driven by Oral Leon Sullivan 48 Henderson who faces manslaughter investigation. In a second crash Johnny Wilber Perry 21 Henderson and Milton Douglas Collins 20 Henderson died when a vehicle ran a stop sign and crashed into a ditch near Hillcrest Street and State Highway 41. Both bodies were taken to Bunker Brothers Mortuary.
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William Edward White
East
Las Vegas
White
Oral Leon Sullivan
National St
Hen
Hillcrest Street
State Highway 41
Nevada Highway Patrol
Johnny Wilber Perry
Fir St
Henderson
Milton Douglas Collins
S. Texas St
Bernard Deh
Perry
Bunker Brothers Mortuary
Fighting flares in Nicosia between Greek and Turkish Cypriots
Violence erupted in Nicosia as Greek and Turkish Cypriots clashed last night. Casualties were reported on both sides amid the tense capital city.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
UPI
Five member OAS panel to find Cuba culpable for aid to terrorists
The Organization of American States plans a five member committee to conclude Cuba provided material support to pro Castro terrorists in Venezuela. In other news eighteen crewmen were rescued from a sunken French freighter off Newfoundland with four feared dead, while Algerian leader Ben Bella and Chou En Lai held talks in Algiers and security preparations for Pope Paul VI's January 5 visit to Jerusalem intensified with thousands of police and a civilian guard.
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UPI
Organization of American States
Cuba
Venezuela
Port Aux Basques
Nfld
Canadian Coast Guard
Atlantic
Douala
Marseilles
France
Algiers
Chou En Lei
Ahmed Ben Bella
Peking
Jerusalem
Israel
Ases
Paul VI
Zalman Shazar
Hol
Youths Speak on Foreign Aid at Las Vegas Forum
Youth leaders from Las Vegas criticize the foreign aid program as ineffective while offering clear proposals for improvement. The discussion was part of the Sun's eighth annual Youth Forum with 14 articles running daily on the editorial page under Voice of Youth.
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Las Vegas
Las Vegas Sun
Voice of Youth
Bitter Tussle Over Foreign Aid Delays Congress
Washington reports a bitter, protracted clash on Capitol Hill as Congress fights over the foreign aid bill delaying adjournment past Christmas Eve. President Johnson, Speaker McCormack, and House Republican Leader Halleck anchor the dispute over guaranteeing Soviet Union wheat payments and congressional prestige.
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Congress
Johnson
John W. McCormack
Indiana
Charlies A. Halleck
House
Soviet Union
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