Nevada Democrats Endorse Bible Platform Amid Laxalt Critique
Nevada Democratic leaders back a proposed party platform endorsing Sen. Alan Bible for re election and denouncing Gov. Paul Laxalt's first year. The platform urges Johnson Humphrey tickets and national programs, plus state plans on education urban development and fair housing. Patrick Clary and Thomas R C Wilson presented the draft in Las Vegas and Reno meetings.
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Thieves Take Change and Cigarettes in Local Grocery Burglary
Police report a burglary at Community Grocery, 1218 N. D St, Saturday. Thieves fled with $20 in change and 300 cigarette cartons valued at $900, leaving other items untouched.
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Las Vegas Sun Staff and Publication Details
The Las Vegas Sun lists its staff including Hane y Womack executive editor Vince Anselmo managing editor and Tom Diskin sports editor The item also notes post office designation and professional associations alongside subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions and mail rates.
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Bible Reno clash over crime bill in Congress
Senator Alan Bible defended the Omnibus Crime bill for the District of Columbia as major and necessary while critics led by Lawrence Speiser of the ACLU called it atrocious and unconstitutional. Speiser questioned three hour police detention and mandatory minimums, warning of potential rights violations and prison rehabilitation damage. Bible urged the measure as a model for cities facing crime.
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University honors 12 Nevada faculty for long service
The University of Nevada regents honored 12 faculty members with letters of special commendation for a combined 388 years of service. Recipients include Dr. Robert S. Griffin 39 years and Jake Lawlor 25 years, among others across mathematics education foreign languages and chemistry.
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Henderson Girl Recovering From Accident
Seven year old Shelly Haven, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gary Bowers of Henderson, is recovering from injuries after being struck by a car last Tuesday. She will be released from Rose de Lima hospital on Wednesday. The driver, a 17 year old Basic High School student, said he did not see the child in the crosswalk.
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Resort Association to Address IRS Winnings Ruling
The Nevada Resort Association will meet today at 11 a.m. in the Golden Gate casino conference room. A joint session of the north south executive committees and the resort group's legal committee will discuss proposed IRS reporting rules for casino winnings over 600 dollars.
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Fulbright Flags Clifford Swing at Vietnam Policy Change
Senator Fulbright says newly named Defense Secretary Clark Clifford could press President Johnson to pause bombing North Vietnam without embarrassment. He argues Clifford might urge a cease fire and an initial bombing halt, urging talks with reasonable hopes of progress. Fulbright notes Clifford is a personal friend and may influence the policy shift.
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LV Cameraman Dies in Las Vegas Death Probe
The preliminary toxicology on 24 year old Sandor Karl revealed possible morphine overdose as the cause. Deputy coroner Ron Clawson cited body chemistry converting heroin to morphine and noted neck marks unlikely to signify homicide. Police pursue full post mortem while investigation continues.
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Good Haul For Thief In Las Vegas Home
Police report a thief entered Carolee Kientz's home at 200 S. Jones St Las Vegas. Between 5 30 and 8 20 p m Saturday the thief took 55 silver dollars a chest a .22 pistol a diamond ring credit cards and miscellaneous personal papers.
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Hearing Today on Subdivision Restrictions El En canto
The Clark County commission offices host a 10 a.m. public hearing on home size limits for the El En canto subdivision. Local residents protest a proposed restriction change affecting new home sizes.
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LV Deputy Saves Life Of Death by Own Action
Deputy Sheriff Robert E. Bell and deputies Guy Earl and Richard Horn revived a 45 year old man found unresponsive in a car after a suspected suicide attempt. The man began breathing after mouth to mouth resuscitation and was taken to Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital in good condition.
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Bandit Robs Local Bar on Bonanza Street
A bandit armed with a Frontier pistol robbed a beer bar at 2365 East Bonanza Street early Sunday. He took $634 from the register after forcing barmaid Evelyn Diemer to hand over money she had while staggering as if on narcotics. He then ordered three men to the rear and struck one man on the shoulder before fleeing.
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Housewife May Be Next For Heart Transplant
A bed ridden housewife in her late 30s may become New Jersey’s first heart transplant patient. The operation would be at Pollak Hospital by the New Jersey College of Medicine and Dentistry. Dr. Joseph Timmes said the patient has a common blood type and faces immune rejection, with about three months to test its overcome. The surgery team is ready.
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Arkansas Firm Flies Group Here
Twenty two prize winning salesmen and their wives arrived as part of the Horseshoe Bend Estates tour sponsored by Bill and Dick Pratt. They flew in on the company plane and will spend several days in Las Vegas before continuing to Los Angeles and San Francisco with a Disneyland stopover.
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Hitler offers reward to U-boat captains for sinking Queen Mary
During World War II Hitler announced a 250000 dollar bounty for any U-boat commander who could sink the liner Queen Mary, a ship carrying thousands of Allied troops, as German propaganda and strategic aims intensified.
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