Panama recalls Panama nian diplomats and asks U.S. staff to leave
Panamanian authorities notified Washington that all Panamanian diplomats are recalled and asked American diplomats to depart. The State Department said Costa Rica will represent Panama in the United States while Costa Rican officials handle interests. Embassy staff in Panama City prepared for a rapid departure to quiet unrest. Consular personnel will stay to assist Americans. foreign aid and Peace Corps teams are exempt.
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UPI
Panama
U.S
United States
Canal Zone
State Department
Costa Rica
Panamanian Foreign Office
Wallace W. Stuart
Panama City
Stuart
Republic
Peace Corps
New Turn In Saga Of Cards
The 81 year old gambler Dandolas sues Ray Ryan in Los Angeles federal court over a $524000 allegedly manipulated poker debt from a 1949 Flamingo game. Dandolas seeks triple damages, names Steve Pappas and 10 John Does, and claims to pursue repayment.
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Civil Division of Federal Court
Los Angeles
United Press International
Ryan
Dandolas
Steve Pappas
John
Dandelas
Flamingo Hotel
Johnny Marshall
Charles del Monico
Allen Smiley
Mardi Gras benefit, Fantasia open, and Winnie Anderson profile
Jerry Gersich promotes the Mardi Gras benefit for Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital on Feb 11 at the Flamingo hotel. Harry Zumar highlights Walt Disney Fantasia opening next Friday at Huntridge Theater with music by the Philadelphia Orchestra under Leopold Stokowski. Winnie Anderson, a blind switchboard operator, is praised for humor and charity, including aiding the Las Vegas SUN.
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Jerry Gersich
Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital
Hotel Flamingo Convention Center
Flamingo
Harry Zumar
Walt Disney
Huntridge Theater
Philadelphia Orchestra
Leopold Stokowski
Winnie Anderson
Winnie
Nevada State Employment Service Office
Khrushchev backs Panama aid as Castro attends speech
Khrushchev and Fidel Castro addressed factory workers near Moscow and denounced U S plots over Panama. Khrushchev rejected a CIA report on Soviet progress as a forgery and pledged Soviet support for Panama while criticizing U S imperialism in the region.
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UPI
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Fidel Castro
U.S
Panama
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
U.S. Central Intelligence Agency
Kalinin
Tass
Castro
Cuba
United States
Pacific
Glenn switches to Democrats in Ohio politics
The Ohio astronaut, James Glenn, says his family background and party leadership influenced his move to the Democratic Party. He has not spoken with President Johnson but pledges support for Johnson's program if elected. Glenn reflects on chances of space flight and chooses a political path to best serve the country.
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the Sun
Frank Sinatra
Ray Ryan
Dandolas
Spaceman
Glenn
Help Needed For Goodsprings Family After Fatal Fire
Sheriff deputies led by Capt Bill O Reilly and Detective Bob Runkle urge community aid for the Floyd Rice family of Goodsprings after a Thursday fire destroyed their home. Six children left homeless, infant Dale Rice died, daughter Catanina 1 survived with burns. Rice worked for Las Vegas Transfer and Storage Co. Gifts may be taken to the sheriff's office or given by calling 1870 1755.
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Bill O'Reilly
Bob Runkle
Floyd Rice
Dale
Catanina
Rice
Las Vegas Transfer and Storage Co
Runkle
Sheriff's Office
Kennedy Widow to Attend Boston Memorial Mass
Mrs. John F. Kennedy will fly from Washington to attend the memorial Mass for the late President at Holy Cross Cathedral in Boston. She arrives with sister Princess Lee Radziwill and will stay the night with Sen. Edward M. Kennedy’s family before returning to Washington. Cardinal Cushing will celebrate with Mozart’s Requiem performed by the Boston Symphony Orchestra and St John’s Seminary Choir. the service will be telecast nationally.
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Mrs. Kennedy
Boston
UPI
John F. Kennedy
Washington
Holy Cross Cathedral
Richard Cardinal Cushing
Kennedy
Chestra
Erich Leinsdorf
Mozart
St. John's Seminary
Cardinal Cushing
John F. Fitzgerald
St. Judge's Church
Norwood
Cab Owner Loses in Court Over PSC Action
Clark County cab operator William Mirin 51 owner of Strip Cab Co. lost his bid for an injunction against the Nevada Public Service Commission. District Judge Richard Waters ruled Mirin had not exhausted administrative remedies before seeking court relief. A temporary restraining order had been in place pending yesterday's hearing. Mirin contends he held a Clark County license prior to PSC authority and should be grandfathered in.
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Carson City
UPD— Dist
Richard Waters
Clark County
William Mirin
Nevada Public Service Commission
Waters
Mirin
Onecar Strip Cab Co
PSC
Robert List
Harvey Dickerson
Hoffa Arrives in Chattanooga for Jury Tampering Trial
Teamsters President James R. Hoffa landed in Chattanooga by private plane and voiced confidence in a fair jury trial. About 100 union members greeted him as he prepared for the Monday start of a jury tampering case involving a $1 million kickback and related conspiracy charges. Hoffa said he is innocent and may remain in flux after a Cincinnati federal appeals court doubt on the trial date.
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Hoffa
Federal Appeals Court
Cincinnati
Ohio
Chicago
Teamsters
Jim
Jimmy
Union
Z. T. Osborn
Nashville
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Las Vegas Sun
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Winter Glenn
Columbus, Ohio
Rose Kennedy
Palm Beach
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Robert F. Kennedy
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Boston Symphony
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