Area Wreck Kills Mother Near Las Vegas
Mrs. Sharon Chadwell, 30, of Salt Lake City, died when her car overturned after being rear ended 19 miles south of Las Vegas. Her husband Buddy, a medical student, was seriously injured and their two year old son David had minor injuries. Driver Quentin Schriner, 30, of Jean, Nev., faces involuntary manslaughter charges and awaits district attorney review. The crash occurred at 1 30 a m as both cars traveled south in the inside lane. The Chadwell vehicle rolled four times, ejecting all occupants. the mother died instantly and the others were hospitalized.
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France Leaves NATO and Regains Independence
France pulled its troops out of NATO under President Charles de Gaulle on schedule. De Gaulle had just returned from a 12 day visit to the Soviet Union and said France seeks full independence and a go it alone policy including a nuclear test plan later halted by wind. U S officials in Washington summoned two Paris envoys for urgent consultations on potential repercussions. General Jean Crepin retired as Allied forces in Central Europe command passed to General Johann von Kielmansegg.
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Nevada wiretap bill not aimed at FBI says sponsor
George F. Franklin Jr. says the wiretap statute was never directed at the FBI or any law enforcement agency. He notes the law allows taps with court approval in serious crimes and makes unauthorized tapping a felony while stressing the need for public awareness of the law. He warns about surreptitious eavesdropping and cites consent rules for recording conversations.
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Tax Agents Unaware Of Vegas Wiretaps
IRS agents said they did not know the FBI bugged a Desert Inn telephone in Las Vegas in 1962 during a trial related to extortion at the casino. FBI agent R Burns Toolson testified skimming and undisclosed recipients were the focus. Nevada officials note no IRS connection to the wiretap. Edward Levinson sues the FBI and Central Telephone over the alleged invasion of privacy.
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Die 18 Hurt In Bus Smashup
A bus carrying migrant workers crashed off U S 231 near Ozark Alabama after a tire blew. At least 11 were killed and 18 injured as the aging vehicle tumbled 200 feet and spilled occupants into the ditch. ambulances rushed victims to hospitals. The dead included three children and three teens.
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John-John Kennedy Jr Burns in Hawaii Ranch Accident
John Kennedy Jr., five, suffered first and second degree burns on his arm and back after falling into a bed of hot coals at a Hawaii ranch. He was flown from Kamuela to Honolulu for treatment at Straub Clinic by his mother Jacqueline Kennedy and treated by Dr. Eldon R. Dykes.
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Yugoslav Leader Tito Says Rankovic Resigned Amid Power Struggle
Belgrade reports Tito announced that his vice president and heir Aleksander Rankovic resigned during a long party power struggle spanning three years. An internal inquiry blamed Rankovic for security lapses, recommending his firing, while three officials assumed Rankovic duties without naming a successor.
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Steak Corral seeks new restraining order on pickets
A temporary restraining order barring Culinary Union Local 226 pickets around the Las Vegas Steak Corral expired last night. Judge John Sexton is to rule on a new order barring picketing until a ruling on a motion for a permanent injunction. Local 226 had sent a picket line on May 21, with claims of a strike.
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Attorney Sells Black Orchid License in Las Vegas Deal
Attorney Charles Kellar plans to sell the Black Orchid tavern license to Gordon G. Shelton and William E. Schardein. City will consider change of ownership and location next Wednesday. The club at Golden West Shopping Center may move to 632 N. H Street subject to building fire and health approvals.
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Klansmen Trial Goes To Jury In Penn Slaying Case
The three Ku Klux Klan suspects Cecil Myers Joseph Howard Sims and George Turner face possible prison terms up to 19 years after a federal conspiracy trial over the 1960 shotgun slaying of Lemuel Penn. The all white jury received the case late in the fifth day with a sealed verdict planned.
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Californian Sues Over Payment Dispute In Property Deal
Michael James Giesler of California sues two Californians and a Nevadan for 213000 plus damages, alleging under the influence of alcohol he transferred a contract right. He held half of a 112464 dollar promissory note on Las Vegas property. Jack A Schieff paid 20000 as consideration for the right. Defendants include Don Myles and Clarence Smith. Giesler seeks 21143 dollars in compensatory damages and 50000 dollars in exemplary damages from each defendant.
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Las Vegas Seeks Public Gambling Industry Growth
The piece argues that listing gaming firms like Parvin and Del E Webb on the stock market will legitimize Las Vegas as a modern business center. It contends licensing large public companies for gaming would curb illicit image, attract investors, and boost stock values, urging Nevada to lead with formal regulation.
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Sweden Reports Trade Shifts With United States
Sweden’s exports to the United States rose 8 percent last year to 413 million dollars while imports from the United States climbed 2 percent to 237 million dollars. The figures reflect evolving US Sweden trade dynamics.
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