Gaming Union Reaches One Year Pact With Bonanza Club
Tom Hanley and Judy Edsall report the American Federation of Gaming and Casino Employees secured a one year contract with the Bonanza Club of North Las Vegas after protracted negotiations. The National Labor Relations Board ordered action at the Thunderbird Hotel as part of a broader Webb Corp. chain dispute. Sahara Hotel’s representation hearing sought to limit AFGCE claims to represent the Sahara casino employer. Gus Thiros stated ongoing negotiations with Hanley continued.
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Treasury of Great Recipes fuels kitchen romance and high dining
The piece argues that a wife’s skill in cooking preserves love at home and that modern cooks can balance elegance with low cost. It praises Mary and Vincent Price and their book A Treasury of Great Recipes, noting a Sears Roebuck gift and a shift toward gourmet meals at home, with references to Antoine’s and Locke-Ober’s as inspirations.
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Cabby Union War Escalates Over Sheriff Impoundments
The Teamsters threaten legal action to stop Sheriff Ralph Lamb from impounding cabs and work permits of violators as Gov. Grant Sawyer delays mediation in the tax cab dispute. A driver was briefly jailed over a traffic right of way dispute and later released.
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Nevadans Back Johnson Viet Nam Policy Support
Nevada leaders voiced agreement with President Johnson's Viet Nam policy in his state of the union, while raising questions on domestic plans. Senator Howard Cannon praised resolve on battlefields and diplomacy, as Johnson warned of possible long combat or conferences and urged perseverance until aggression ends.
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Crippling N Y Strike Nears Climax
New York UPI report says the 13 day transit strike may end as TWU executives meet to decide on mediator proposals. The bargaining committee reportedly recommends immediate acceptance of mediators' terms to end the walkout affecting city transit.
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Thousand Days Answers Many Vital Questions
Arthur Schlesinger’s A Thousand Days is serialized in the SUN starting Sunday. The book chronicles Kennedy’s impact on the nation, noting problems and solutions faced by his administration and asking what the late president regarded as his greatest failure.
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O Callaghan Accepts Top Job With Job Corps Centers
Donal N. O Callaghan was named chief of field administration for Job Corps Conservation Centers, with plans to remain in Carson City Nevada. The former Nevada health and welfare director said the post marks an agency evolution and he does not intend to move his family to Washington DC.
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Big Mike) O'Callaghan
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Barger Blows Whistle Ends Manhunt for Hanleys
A tip from John Wesley Barger led to the arrest of Andrew Gramby Hanley, 27, son of casino boss Tom Hanley, in Pagosa Springs Archuleta County jail. Barger is accused as the tipster in a burglary spree tied to Al’s Cycle Shop in March 1962. The case has spurred multiple trials and appeals through state and federal courts.
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Man Falls Into Burning Trash Pit Near Las Vegas
A 27 year old Las Vegas man Laverne McKenzie died after plunging 25 feet into a burning debris pit at the Nuclear Rocket Development Station 90 miles northwest of Las Vegas. An eyewitness watched him topple into the blaze. Pan American World Airways worker and father of three, survived by his wife Jimmie. A joint AEC NASA Space Nuclear Propulsion panel will investigate the accident.
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Water Service Disrupted In Las Vegas Neighborhood
A 16 inch water main was broken at Maryland Parkway and Sahara during road work causing very low pressure across area from Sahara to Desert Inn and Maryland Parkway to Eastern. Crews labored through the night and full service was not expected to return until mid morning today.
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Weather Details for Today and Yesterday
Today's Add reports mostly clear skies with northwesterly winds of 10 to 15 mph. The forecast high is 60 and low 30 with noontime humidity around 20 percent and sunrise at 1 52 sunset at 4 47. Yesterday's high was 59 and low 40.
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