Indian Prime Minister Shastri Dies In Tashkent Peace Summit
Indian Prime Minister Lal Bahadur Shastri dies in Tashkent less than a day after signing a declaration renouncing force with Pakistan. Home Minister Gulzarilal Nanda becomes acting PM in New Delhi as Kosygin’s aides recount a week of diplomacy and a moving farewell from the Soviet leader.
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Tashkent
U.S.S.R
UPI
Lal Bahadur Shastri, Jr
India
Pakistan
Alexei Kosygin
New Delhi
Gulzarilal Nanda
Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan
Shastri
Kosygin
Wild youth to dishonorable discharge seeks Army return
A 27 year old former high school delinquent recalls reckless years with a rough crowd. He earned a dishonorable discharge from the Army and now hopes to rejoin to erase the record. He emphasizes sincerity, self-improvement, and the desire for a second chance despite the military’s strict rules. The piece also notes antiwar sentiment and a Clark County General Plan meeting at 7:30 p.m. Thursday in the county courthouse.
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Murray Hoyt
Mr. Hoyt
Clark County
Commission
Gov Sawyer to Start Mediation in Cab War Wednesday
Gov. Sawyer will open mediation on Wednesday to resolve the Las Vegas taxi strike after a preliminary meeting between management and labor. He stresses mediation is voluntary and no commitments are required, with Richard Ham to meet separately with parties to define issues. Sawyer arrived in Las Vegas for the Nevada Southern homecoming game at the Convention Center.
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Grant Sawyer
Richard Ham
Sawyer
Nevada Southern
Convention Center
Las Vegas
Teamsters
Dick Thomas
Checker and
Yellow Cab Companies
FE. J. Combs
NY Strike Talks Fail: Charges Fly
New York confronts gridlock as 870000 autos clog the city amid subway bus strike. Mayor Lindsay accuses TWU leaders of paralysis while proposing fact finding arbitration and a bargaining table path, which union negotiator MacMahon rejects as unacceptable.
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New York
UPI
Manhattan
John V. Linsay
Transport Workers Union
TWU
Douglas MacMahon
Lindsay
MacMahon
VeeCee Give Slip To Yanks
Elusive Viet Cong guerrillas evaded two major American offensives in their stronghold near Saigon. Authorities report about 15 enemy killed. U S troops fail to find the fighters who melt into jungles and tunnels. The operation described as the largest trap and destroy effort of the Vietnam war faces uncertain success as search continues.
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Saigon
UPS
Who Is It Tie Breaker Contest Ends
The Las Vegas Sun announces the Who Is It contest ends at midnight January 21. Preliminary winners may enter the tie breaker by identifying photos in today’s and yesterday’s Sun. Mail in entry by Jan 21. Prizes include a new automobile a color television and more. Call Honey Womack at 385 3111 if unsure.
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Las Vegas Sun
Honey Womack
the Sun
Notoriety claim filed against Las Vegas city over arrest
Joseph Hicks Hudson owner of Western Auto and Ben Franklin stores in the Golden West Shopping Center filed a $225,000 claim against the City of Las Vegas alleging false arrest false imprisonment and malicious prosecution tied to a dinner at the Black Orchid Tavern and a July 24 arrest for contributing to the delinquency of a minor. Also cited are other city police actions including a vagrancy charge against Nevada Southern University student Arthur Jerome Rader later dismissed, and legal steps ahead as the city weighs the claim and potential court battle.
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Joseph Hicks Hudson
Las Vegas
Black Orchid Tavern
W. Owens
Hudson
Black Orchid
Arthur Jerome Rader
Nevada Southern University
Rader
Western Auto
Ben Franklin
Golden West
Charles Kellar
Kellar
Sidney Whitmore
West
High-Priced Sports Job Denied by Fair Board
The fair board denied plans to create a sports director position at the Convention Center. Officials repeated that they were not considering the post for the umpteenth time yesterday.
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Fair Board
Convention Center
New sports director post proposed at Clark County Fair
Reed Whipple says the board discussed creating a sports directors position at eighteen thousand dollars a year and awarding it to former Henderson mayor Bill Byrne. Byrne allegedly influenced past salary increases for center director Bud Albright in 1964, a plan criticized publicly before being dropped last year.
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Clark County Fair and Recreation Board
Reed Whipple
the Sun
SUN
Henderson
Bill Byrne
Byrne
Fair and Recreation Board
Bud Albright
Milk Drivers in Las Vegas Face Talks on New Contract
Milk drivers, salesmen, relief drivers, plant workers and route supervisors across five Las Vegas dairies may see renewed bargaining as the Teamsters Local 14 and employer group prepare proposals. Current contracts run to February 1 with minims set at 125 dollars weekly for wholesale driver salesmen and 116 dollars for retail, plus commissions and per-item bonuses.
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Las Vegas
Teamsters
Quarrel Ends In Slaying In California Trailer
Charles J. Gross, 34, of Tustin, Calif., was shot twice in the neck and forehead inside a trailer near the Strip. Police questioned his ex wife Leslie Detmering after she called the sheriff’s office from 54 Lexington World Wide Mobile City. A private guard witnessed the killing and said the incident happened quickly. Detmering was held for questioning after more than four hours with no arrest. The dispute involved divorce custody and two children.
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California
Charles J. Gross
Tustin
Calif
Leslie Detmering
Sheriff's Office
Detmering
Lexington
Mobile City
Jim
Congress Returns Under War Clouds
The 89th Congress reconvened under the Viet Nam War shadow as Democrats vow an election year push to defend the Great Society while awaiting President Johnsons State of the Union. House and Senate met briefly then adjourned until Wednesday for the message.
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Washington
UPI
House
Senate
Johnson
Viet Nam
Congress
Capitol Hill
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