GOP Vows Trim On LBJ Budget
Washington Republicans condemn Johnsons 186.1 billion budget saying it overdoes wartime policy and taxes. They demand spending cuts to avoid a tax increase while conservatives and some Democrats warn of economic strain and fiscal irresponsibility.
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Paula Ben-Gurion Dies at 75 in Beersheba
Paula Ben-Gurion wife of Israel’s first premier David Ben-Gurion died of a brain hemorrhage at 75 in Beersheba. At her bedside were David Ben-Gurion and their children Amos Renana and Guela. She was famed for outspoken remarks including a motherly rebuke to Dag Hammarskjold about bachelorhood.
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Planners Approve Sign Ordinance in North Las Vegas
The city planning commission adopted a new sign ordinance and sent it to the city attorney for review before council action. Plan analyst Jerry McCullough says the ordinance has approval from the sign industry and merchants. It bans billboards in limited commercial zones and requires at least 300 feet of clear space between billboards on freeways and 200 feet along major highways.
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Gunman surrenders after taking seven hostages on Colorado ride
In eastern Colorado a gunman Daniel Williams 26 of Denver held seven hostages for a 200 mile trip before surrendering. Two hostages were wounded lightly and a 26 month old cerebral palsy patient was tossed from the vehicle but unharmed. One hostage a Denver police sergeant collected the weapons and police seized the vehicle near Aurora.
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Hypnotist Pat Collins Sues for Divorce in Court Fight
Los Angeles. Pat Collins, 32, files for divorce from theatrical agent Stanley Earl Hoffman, 41, in Superior Court claiming fear of violence. She alleges Hoffman struck her in the past few weeks as their dispute escalated.
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Senate leaders, Clark pursue civil rights breakthrough
UPI reports Attorney General Ramsey Clark and Senate leaders met to break the stalemate on civil rights legislation that has stalled the Senate since the session began two weeks ago.
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Job Centers to Close as Funding Narrows
The Office of Economic Opportunity said 16 of its 124 Job Corps centers must shut by June 30 due to limited funds and Johnson administration focus on placing the hard core unemployed in jobs.
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Deadline Set For Registrars
Tom Mulroy Registrar of Voters announced all field deputy registrars are notified that new voter registration forms reflecting Legislature changes are available at the Election Department. He said it is imperative that the exchange be made by Friday.
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Kosygin vows Soviet help to slow U.S. Vietnam war
Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygin said Russia will do all we can to prevent the United States from winning the war in Vietnam. He spoke as tensions over Vietnam remained high and Moscow signaled continued backing for Hanoi.
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Supreme Court rules against prosecution for gambling tax under self incrimination
The Supreme Court, in a 7 1 decision, held that a gambler cannot be prosecuted for failure to register and pay the 50 dollar wagering tax when he properly asserts the privilege against self incrimination. Justice Harlan wrote that the ruling does not declare the tax provisions unconstitutional, only shields those invoking the privilege from penalties. Chief Justice Warren dissented fearing broader implications. The challenge came from James Marchetti and Anthony Grosso after gambling raids in Bridgeport Connecticut and Pittsburgh.
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Ruling to Mean Little In Nevada Says Ward
U S Atty Joseph Ward said the Supreme Court decision on the 1954 law requiring professional gamblers to register would have little effect in Nevada where gaming is legalized. He noted the ruling offers no app for Nevada policing and may not attract illegal bookmakers to the state. The ruling allows non registration to avoid punishment while not striking down the law.
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Governor calls for federal action to settle dealers dispute
Former Florida Gov. Leroy Collins told delegates that manufacturers resist addressing discount practices and that federal legislation is needed. He cited meetings with NADA committees as showing limits on discussion and urged continued pressure for reform to end subsidies and favored pricing. Lyman Slack noted growing fleet and rental buyer discounts and warned that manufacturer owned outlets threaten franchised dealers. He highlighted two Senate bills, endorsing Eastland's targeted approach, and urged reforms to warranty and billing practices.
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Hospital Meet Sets Time for Board Trustees
The Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital board of trustees will hold its monthly meeting today at 5 p.m. announced by chairman Harry M. Reid.
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Where I Stones Where I Stones Continued from Page 1
A column highlights bowling trends with lanes renamed to reflect edict by the American Bowling Congress and WIBC and notes on social figures. It credits Herb Kaufman for trophy help, lists local personalities in civic matters, and ends with a fourth grader’s circle definition.
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