Why He Confessed After 23 Years
Samuel Collins now 51 recalls the 1940 killing of farmer Robert Wilcox in Missouri after being hired to kill him for $1,000. He describes leaving Missouri, drifting to the Northwest, and settling in Las Vegas where guilt led to his confession in a SUN exclusive interview.
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Hawthorne Casino Owner Denies Discrimination Claims
The El Capitan Casino Restaurant owner Lindsay Smith defends himself against accusations of denying service to Negro Western High School band members. The Western High band supervisor says the group refused service, prompting a walkout. Smith argues two students were told not to play slot machines, and the incident is portrayed as unfair by both sides.
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Glenn Quits Space to Run for Ohio Senate
Senior astronaut John H. Glenn Jr. resigned from NASA today to seek the Democratic nomination for the U.S. Senate from Ohio. The 42 year old Ohioan leaves behind a famed space career and plans a Columbus news conference to announce his campaign, potentially facing Rep. Robert Taft Jr. in a pivotal statewide race.
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Sawyer Warns of Action Over Racial Discrimination
Gov. Grant Sawyer warned that the state may act on a racial discrimination complaint from Western High School of Las Vegas against the El Capitan restaurant in Hawthorne. He told the restaurant owners public licenses bind them to non discrimination and cited a Black band member who said he was refused service. He said the case prompted the state's potential action in the matter.
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Infant dies in Goodsprings fire tragedy
A six month old, Dale Everett Rice, perished and sister Carmina Rice injured when a frame home burned in Goodsprings yesterday afternoon. Bobby Rice, four, allegedly started a mattress on fire. The blaze destroyed the house before Las Vegas fire crews arrived. Carmina is hospitalized in Las Vegas with second degree burns. services for Dale are pending.
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Testimony Details Threats By Las Vegas Mob Figure
Ryan testified that Marshall demanded fifteen thousand dollars for protection and warned of retaliation if not paid. Dandolas claimed he was cheated of over a half million in a Las Vegas card game. Ryan fled from two of three men as Marshall alias Caifano pressed for payoff and threatened to kidnap him.
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Palm Springs
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Miami Beach
Fla
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Beverly Hills
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Mirin Faces Third Arrest Over Cab License Charge
Beleaguered William Mirin, fighting to keep his one car cab operation, was arrested Tuesday night for operating without a county business license. He also faces jail on an old license charge and must appear in Ormsby County District Court for a permanent injunction against the Nevada Public Service Commission.
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First US nuke of 1964 fizzles near Las Vegas test site
The Atomic Energy Commission fired a low intermediate yield shot estimated between 20 000 and 200 000 tons of TNT. Officials warned Las Vegas could feel it but residents reported no sensation as the blast occurred at the remote test site.
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