War's End Reflections From a Survivor
A veteran recalls World War II hospital-ship experiences and the mixed emotions after victory. He notes soldiers miss celebrations, while readers inherit yellowed war era papers from 1918 1919 and reflects on armistice impact for troops, tieing to Las Vegas readers.
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Europe
Atlantic Ocean
Mystery Jet Crash in New Mexico with One Dead
An Air Force jet reconnaissance plane exploded in flight near Albert New Mexico killing one civilian test pilot while the other parachuted to safety. Lockheed officials identified the pilots William A. Weaver and James T. Zwyner. Washington reports detail President Johnson’s secret discussions on resuming bombing in North Vietnam as a decision nears.
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Lancaster
Calif
Las Vegas Housewife Wins $25,000 Pillsbury Bake-Off
Mari Petrelli, 31, wife of a Fremont Hotel dealer, won the 17th Pillsbury Bake-Off with Golden Gate Snack Bread. She advances from Nevada as a finalist and will bring home the prize and a color TV. Her family described her as a quiet devoted mother of two sons Joey and Nicky.
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Las Vegas
Golden Gate
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Mari) Petrelli
Fremont Hotel
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Parkchester Drive
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Nicky
Miami
Nevada
Vegas
G Men Win Hoover Trophy For Marksmanship In Vegas
FBI agents in Las Vegas won the J Edgar Hoover Trophy for best firearms average in the national competition. The 50 shot FBI Practical Pistol Course tested prone, siting, standing and kneeling positions at 7 to 60 yards with both hands. Las Vegas field office is led by Special Agent in Charge Dean Elson.
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Las Vegas
United States
J. Edgar Hoover
Dean Elson
Convention Center Bond Proposal Moves Forward
The Clark County Fair and Recreation Board won approval to hold a special election on an $8 million bond for expanding recreation and Convention Center facilities. City officials cited capacity needs for large conventions while officials expect roughly 200 delegates. The date for the election may be set in about three months.
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General Obligation Bond Commission
Las Vegas
Reed Whipple
Fair and Recreation Board
Whipple
George Albright
Commission
Bill Briare
GOB
County Commissions
Albright
Foley Attacks Whitmore at Civil Service Board Hearing
Barbara Maxwell's lawyer George Foley blasted Las Vegas City Attorney Sid ney R. Whitmore at a Civil Service Board meeting as dates were set for a hearing on her appeal to reinstate her as Municipal Court Clerk. Foley called Whitmore corrupt and urged no conflict of interest concerns with A L Primeaux.
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Barbara Maxwell
George Foley
Las Vegas
Sidney R. Whitmore
Civil Service Board
Whitmore
Foley
A. L. Primeaux
Primeaux
William E. Adams
Weather Summary for Cy. Cae
Variable cloudiness and gentle winds mark the day with a forecast high of 55 and a low of 30. Noontime humidity stands at 29 percent as sunrise occurs at 6 46 and sunset at 5 01.
Doolittle Retains City Manager Post in Boulder City
BOULDER CITY The City Council voted 40 last night to appoint acting City Manager F M Pop Doolittle as permanent city manager replacing former City Manager William Cotrell who was dismissed September 9. Councilman Bob Broadbent was absent. Doolittle, a former municipal judge, said he would do the best job I know how.
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Boulder City
F. M. “Pop” Doolittle Permanet
William Cottrell
Bob Broadbent
Doolittle
Marines Sweep Da Nang Area for VC No Trace Found
Marines conducted more than 300 patrols and ambushes around Da Nang and nearby areas in a major search for Viet Cong responsible for a mortar raid that killed four and wounded 26. No VC trace was located, leading officers to suspect buried 600 pound weapons. In the central highlands another disaster marred the war as a U.S. Air Force transport crash killed 47 aboard.
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Saigon
UPS
da Nang
U.S
Leathernecks
Highlands
State Dept Kennedy's Big Puzzle
The State Department remained a puzzle for the late President John F Kennedy yet he infused energy into American diplomacy and foreign affairs. The Las Vegas Sun serializes his story in "A Thousand Days" with today's episode on page 8.
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Kennedy
State Department
John F. Kennedy
Las Vegas Sun
Southern Nevada Memorial approves 5.9 million budget
The Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital Board of Trustees approved a 5.9 million dollar budget for 1966 67 awaiting Clark County Commission approval. Projected income is 6.2 million with expenditures of 9 million including 449 thousand in capital outlay. A Clark County plan to aid patients unable to pay may reach 2 million, potentially 1.2 million if federal Medicare provisions pass. Hospital Administrator Jack Stagg notes county and state action needed and warns Nevada could lose federal funds if Title 19 is not adopted by 1969.
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Clark County Board of Commissioners
Clark County
Jack Stagg
Stagg
Nevada
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
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