Aladdin Hotel Debut Set For April 16
Pres. previews Aladdin with a big-name entertainment showroom and a new entertainment policy. Plans gambling license next week. Gilbert named as initial executive staff member with more hires planned within six weeks. Prell’s career spans Bingo Club Sahara Mint and Sahara-Nevada Corp with ties to Beverly Hills and Las Vegas.
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Unclear OCR items mix in regional notice
Fragmented text mentions a car opener incident and a Chinese diner with a meal coupon. It references certificates, elderly or infant care, and a supermarket case involving baby food and a bank. Details are incomplete and fragmented.
Cabs return to streets as holiday demand grows
Yellow Cab and other firms report increased business as the holiday trade ends. At McCarran Field Yellow Cabs pace the pickup line, while vandalism and arrests accompany the ongoing labor dispute and counter actions by Teamsters Local 631.
Rain Dampens New Year's Across United States
Rainy, mild conditions marked New Year's Day for much of the nation as a cold front moved south and east. At least 17 states from Texas to New York reported rain Friday night and into Saturday morning.
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New York
United States
Mandy Rice-Davies Linked To Baron Divorce Suit
Mandy Rice-Davies, famed for the Profumo scandal era, is named in a divorce suit filed by Baroness Vivien Cervello. The suit notes Mandy, now 20, has become involved with Baron Cervello, 33, described as an export businessman and heir to a Jamaica sugar fortune. The case, set for trial January 25, is expected to be undefended.
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New Years Eve Stampede Kills Four Teens in Enziland
A New Years Eve dance in Nuneaton Enziland ended in tragedy when panic caused a stairway crush. Four youths died and six others were seriously injured as dancers trampled each other, police investigate whether a single incident sparked the panic at the cooperative hall 97 miles northwest of London.
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Montana Top Winner In Parade of Roses
Montana won the sweepstakes in the 77th Tournament of Roses parade in Pasadena as about two million spectators watched. The Montana float depicted changing seasons with gardens and a rose urn, built by Miller Brothers of Temple City. Other category winners included American Trucking Associations Swan Lake and San Gabriel in the single prize, with Walt Disney presiding as grand marshal.
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Coup Seizure in Bangui Drives Dacko From Power
Paratroopers led by Col Jean Re de Rokazsa overran Bangui after street fighting and forced President David Dacko and much of his cabinet to house arrest. Loyalist forces and security posts were overwhelmed at the palace and key government buildings as arrests and casualties were reported.
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Ex-French President Vincent Auriol Dies at 81
Paris reports former French leader Vincent Auriol died in hospital at 81. He had fractured a thigh in November after a fall at his Riviera home and was flown back to Paris for care. He is survived by his wife and son Paul.
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Nation's Weather 24 Hour Readings From Weather Bureau
A 24 hour temperature and precipitation table ending at 4 am yesterday shows regional readings compiled by the U S Weather Bureau in San Francisco. The data list highs and lows and precip totals for each location.
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U.S. Weather Bureau
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New York Area Weather Report Summary
The report notes low temperatures under 1 percent exclusions with a cold reading at International Falls Minnesota and a high near four degrees at President.
Smith Signals Open Trade With Zambia Amid Sanctions
Rhodesian Prime Minister Ian Smith offered to allow coal and coke exports to flow through Rhodesia to Zambia and suspend heavy royalties and taxes. The move aims to undercut Britain and other nations' sanctions after Rhodesia's unilateral declaration of independence.
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Nevada Highway Deaths Drop in 1965 Traffic Toll
Nevada Highway Patrol reports 195 fatalities in traffic crashes in 1965, down 20 from 1964. Officials credit stronger enforcement and better driver education for the lower toll, noting 1964 had the national lead in death rate per population.
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Dominican Demonstrators Stone U S Vehicle in Santo Domingo
Anti American demonstrators stoned a U S military jeep in Santo Domingo as Brazilian troops of the Inter American Force dispersed the crowd with tear gas. About 60 protesters gathered under President Sarcia Crodois warning of uprisings during the New Year weekend.
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Gale Winds Strike Alaska Causing Major Property Damage
A powerful gale in Alaska with gusts up to 29 mph damaged property across the Douglas area. The Alaska State Police estimate losses at least 100 dollars, with the mayor's residence and nearby apartment building most severely affected. No injuries were reported.
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Vegans Join Hunt for Lost Plane in Mountain Search
Five more aircraft and 15 CAP volunteers joined the Sahara Hotel Civil Air Patrol squadron in searching for three Beatty residents missing since a single engine Beachcraft Bonanza took off from Cody on Thursday. The plane last contact came 30 miles northwest of Rock Springs, with Pete Knight, his wife, and dealer pilot Tom Donovan aboard. CAP units from Wyoming Utah and Nevada aided the search yesterday.
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Johnson expands Viet Nam peace drive dispatches envoys worldwide
President Johnson announced a broader Viet Nam peace push. Emissaries were sent to Mexico and Africa and ambassadors worldwide were instructed to brief governments on U.S. peace efforts. Thomas Mann traveled to Mexico City to meet President Ordaz and report to Johnson at the LBJ Ranch.
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Bethlehem Steel price hike fails to persuade advisers
Washington The Bethlehem Steel Corp failed to convince the White House Council of Economic Advisers that its $5 per ton increase on structural and piling steel was justified. Council Chairman Gardner Ackley called the move unjustified and inflationary, urging withdrawal and restraint as imports surged and the balance of payments worsened amid war needs.
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Six skiers with hours lost in Sierra Blanca search
A Texas father and son were among six skiers missing on the Sierra Blanca slopes in New Mexico and later rescued in satisfactory condition. The incident triggered an extensive hunt after they failed to return from the Ski Resort on Thursday.
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V strained year for Vietnam war grows with new downed drone
Reports from Tokyo claim Hanna reported another V-2 style drone downed over North Vietnam Saturday afternoon. Viet Nam News Agency tallies 847 American planes shot down over the north since August 5, 1964. In other dispatches, Khan foresees permanent peace in Asia after a Tachkent meeting, Italy cleans Rome streets after New Year traditions, and de Gaulle warns against seeking a military victory in Vietnam.
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Stanford Students Form Sexual Rights Forum
A five member executive board at Stanford University announces a sexual rights forum to push for legalized abortion and prostitution, and to end job discrimination against homosexuals. Officials say student groups may express opinions but not speak for the university. The group sees sexual rights as an extension of civil liberties and calls for less hypocrisy in society.
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