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Newspaper

Las Vegas Sun

Location

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1969

Page

4

Powell Accuses GOP Of Unholy Alliance In Congress

Harlem congressman Adam Clayton Powell Jr accused Republicans of a sellout to Southern Democrats to gain power. He noted the party’s minority status and pledged to consult lawyers about contesting a $25 000 fine and conditions tied to his 1967 seat restoration. Powell recalled his 1967 banishment over payroll misuse and fund abuse. He spoke at Abyssinian Baptist Church in Harlem about the salary questions.

New York UPI Harlem Adam Clayton Powell Jr Congress Powell House Education and Labor Committee

Nonstop Flights To Hawaii From Multiple Cities Approved

The Civil Aeronautics Board authorized seven airlines to add nonstop Hawaii service from about 25 U.S. cities including Kansas City Newark Detroit Miami Dallas Denver and Anchorage. Existing West Coast nonstop routes to Honolulu and Hilo remain in place with added carriers Braniff Continental Trans World Western American Northwest Pan American United and others to serve both islands.

Washington UPI Hawaii Kansas City Newark Detroit Miami Dallas Denver Anchorage Alaska Civil Aeronautics Board Cab Honolulu Hilo United Northwest Pan American Los Angeles San Francisco Seattle Portland Braniff Continental Trans World Western American Japan Johnson Pacific TWA Ontario-Long Beach

Mansfield Will Push Atom Treaty

Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield expressed hope the nuclear nonproliferation treaty could reach the Senate floor by month’s end. Despite anticipated two-week debate and possible opposition, leaders doubted ratification before President Johnson leaves office.

Washington Mansfield Senate Everett M. Dirksen Dirksen Karl Mundt Johnson Sen George Aiken R-Vt Senate Foreign Relations Committee Jacob K. Javits R-N.y Philip A. Hart D-Mich Richard M. Nixon

Major James N Rowe Returns Home After VC Escape

Maj James N Rowe the Green Beret who escaped the Viet Cong after five years in captivity slipped quietly into McAllen Texas for a 72 hour home reunion with his parents. He arrived Friday at San Antonio then met a small civic delegation in McAllen for his low key homecoming. Rowe spoke briefly saying he looked forward to his mother's bread and planned to spend time with his parents. He remains to be briefed by doctors after a military debriefing and briefing at Brooke Army Hospital.

Mcallen Tex UPI James N. Rowe Green Beret Miller Field Kelly Field San Antonio Rowe Army Brooke Army Hospital Bowes

Senate Interior Committee to Question Hickel January 15

Senator Henry M. Jackson announced the Senate Interior Committee will question Interior Secretary-designate Walter J. Hickel on January 15 to obtain a clear view of his views and philosophy. Critics like Senator Gary Nelson call for a deeper, extended review beyond January 20, while Jackson cautions against precluding evidence from additional witnesses.

Washington UPI Henry M. Jackson D-Wash Senate Interior Committee Walter J. Hickel Nelson Hickel Jackson Richard M. Nixon

Show of Strength 15000 Troops For German Maneuvers

Forbes Air Force Base to host a large staged move as 24th Infantry Division units from Fort Riley Kansas join about 12,200 Army personnel and air units from multiple bases in a Reinforcement Exercise near Grafenwoehr Germany. Thousands of tons of equipment are airlifted aboard 141 transatlantic flights. The operation, dubbed Reforger 1, is slated to begin with ground troops arriving in Rhinemain Monday.

Forbes Air Force Base Topeka 24Th Infantry Division Ft. Riley Kansas Forbes Atlantic Rhinemain Germany Grafenwohr Army Ft. Lewis Washington Ft. Hood Texas Ft. Stewart Ft. Carson Colo Ft. McClellan Ala Ft. Eustis Air Force Travis Calif McChord Washington State Norton Dover Delaware Charleston S.C Mguire

Widows Seek Full Share From Mannington Mine Disaster Relief

In Farmington West Virginia 78 miners were killed at Mannington Mine No 9 last November. Widows say donors raised over 200000 but each widow has received only 1000 from the Citizens Mine Disaster Committee. A new Widows Mine Disaster Committee is forming to monitor relief and aid.

Farmington, W. Va UPI Mannington Sarah L. Kacnoski Widows Citizens Mine Disaster Committee Widows Committee

50 000 Oil Workers Strike In 25 States

In a midnight walkout that could curtail fuel supply within a month more than 50 000 oil workers in 25 states joined a long strike. Industry officials disputed immediate impact while union leaders warned of eventual consumer effects as negotiations continued under federal mediation.

Denver UPI Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers International Union Texas Standard Oil of California Richmond el Segundo Union Oil Co Los Angeles OCAW Ray Davidson Long Beach Calif Texaco Gulf, American Standard Oil of California Cities Service Sinclair Phillips Continental Frontier A. F. Grospiron

Paris Talks To Resume Tomorrow Amid Table Dispute

Diplomatic dispatches indicate an imminent resumption of talks with proposals for a circular round table. Washington and Hanoi aim to resolve procedural issues, while Saigon opposes seating the NLF as an equal partner. Sources expect a private meeting Monday to push toward a possible agreement next week.

Republic of Vietnam United States National Liberation Front Nlf Viet Cong Saigon Washington Hanoi Ahich North Vietnam South Vietnam NLF Cyrus R. Vance Ya van Lau Paris North

Israel defies UN censure over Beirut raid near Lebanon border

Deputy premier Yigal Allon warned at Kiriat Shmona that Israel would continue retaliation against Arab guerrilla attacks despite a UN rebuke of its punitive raid on Beirut. He said Arab states cannot both benefit from cease fire and shelter guerrilla forces.

Kiriat Shmona Israel UPI United Nations Beirut Yigal Allon

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