Col Shook Takes Command of Nellis 474th Wing
Colonel Carmen M. Shook assumed command of the 474th Tactical Fighter Wing at Nellis Air Force Base replacing Colonel C L Van Etten. A 28 year veteran, Shook served in World War II and taught across Europe Asia and the Pacific before holding senior posts at Osan Kirtland MacDill and Takhli. He has two daughters Sandra and Katherine and a son Robert with his wife Della.
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Carmen M. Shook
474Th Tactical Fighter Wing
Nellis Air Force Base
C. L. van Etten
Shook
United State Army Air Corps
358Th
8Th
9Th Air Force
Europe
86Th
Neubiburg
Germany
Andrews Afb
Washington
D.C
Aerospace Defense Command
ADC
Sioux City
Iowa
58Th Fighter Group
Osan
Korea
Air War College
Maxwell Afb
Ala
Kirtland Afb
Air Force Systems Command
Air Force Special Weapons Center
479Th Tactical
George Afb
Calif
Air Force
Takhli Royal Thai Air Force Base
Thailand
Jth Air Force
474Th Tactical Fight Wing
Strike Command
MacDill Afb
Fla
Della
Sandra
Kathaerine
Robert
Hawaii Interview In Hanley Murder Case Delivers New Witness
Clark County District Attorney George Franklin flies to Honolulu to quiz Wally Charleston a former San Francisco union official and key witness in the murder case against labor leader Tom Hanley Call Norm Call and Carl Black are also implicated in the 1946 bill for pay murders of Ralph Alsup Black is a fugitive Hanley awaits trial in Nevada jail Franklin plans to return later this week Charleston could join other Hanley associates slated to testify at trial
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Clark County
George Franklin
Honolulu
Hawaii
Tom Hanley
Franklin
Wally Charleston
San Francisco Union
Normal Call
Call
Hanley
Carl Black
Ralph Alsup
Charleston
Nixon gains momentum with Lone Star delegates and GOP shift
The article reports Nixon securing Texas delegates and signaling a broader move within the Republican race. Rockefeller outlines a policy platform with a Latin market plan and a Western Hemisphere peacekeeping force. Landon backs Rockefeller as the top GOP choice. Cooper urges an open convention to avoid defections. A Chicago delegates conference and Humphrey’s outreach to mayors are noted.
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Rockefeller
New York
Western Hemisphere
Organization of American States
Alf M. Landon
GOP
John Sherman Cooper
Washington
Cooper
R-Ky
Nixon
Chicago
Ilinois
Iowa
Kansas
Minnesota
Nebraska
North Dakota
South Dakota
Oklahoma
Missouri
William H. Renschler
Illinois
Renschler
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minneapolis
U S and Soviet Union Agree On Nuclear Disarmament Talks
President Johnson announced joint discussions with the Soviet Union to pursue nuclear disarmament in the near future. The move followed the London signing of a world treaty banning nuclear weapons for nations without them and Kosygin's memorandum on halting the arms race.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
United States
Soviet Union
White House
Thompson
Red China Hails Birthday Amid Bloodbath Reports
Reports from Hong Kong describe a violent crackdown as the 47th CCP anniversary is marked in Peking. Gun battles in Canton reportedly kill hundreds with bodies dumped in rivers, while 20,900 soldiers guard the border to Hong Kong and Macao.
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Hong Kong
Red China
Communist Party
Peking
Canton
South China
North China
Kwangtung
Macao
Mendoza Seeks High Court Seat in Nevada
Attorney in Las Vegas with early roles as justice of the peace and city attorney seeks a seat on the Nevada Supreme Court. Admitted to the Nevada Bar in 1951, he has practiced in Las Vegas and Clark County and holds affiliations with St. Viator Catholic Church, the Reserve Officers Association, and City of Hope. He and wife Ruby are parents of five. An Army veteran.
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North Las Vegas
Clark Ty
Nevada
Yand
St. Viator’s Catholic Church
Mendoza
Ruby
The
Reserve Officers Association
City of Hope
Two Las Vegans Hospitalized After Rear End Crash
A high speed rear end collision on Paradise Road near Sierra Vista Drive sent two Las Vegas residents to hospital with facial injuries and internal shock. The drivers were Willie Hawkins and Charles McDonnell, both 19, from Las Vegas, in the Hawkins vehicle which struck Dr. Donald Hoops’s car and then crashed through a brick wall.
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Paradise Road
Sierra Vista Drive
Willie Hawkins
Charles McDonnell
Las Vegas
Donald Hoops
Hawkins
Doctor
Final Rites For Noted Vegan Al Cahlan
The service occurred with Cahlan's brother John present as the church opened from a side door before Masonic rites began. Dr. Barclay Johnson led the eulogy praising Cahlan's heart and faith. Cahlan, a 32nd degree Mason, received full Masonic rites as leaders including Lt. Gov. Ed Fike and Mayor Oran Grayson attended.
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Cahlan
John
Barclay Johnson
Church of Religious Science
Nevada
Ed Fike
Las Vegas
Oran Grayson
U.S
Alan §. Bible
Angus G. Blad
Alert Lawman Halts Runaway Railroad Box Cars
A patrolman stopped two runaway box cars that sped 12 blocks through a south Kansas City business district. Five autos were struck and three people injured before the officer jumped aboard and set the hand brakes. One car trapped its driver beneath its wheels as passengers watched.
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Kansas City
UPI
Model Country Club Plaza
Hughes Makes Big Move on ABC Stock Bid and TV Acquisition
Hughes offers to buy a large stake in ABC and seeks a temporary FCC waiver to stay within ownership limits after purchasing 2 million ABC shares. In a separate Midwest railroad incident, two runaway box cars derailed near Kansas City, injuring three people including Glen Mathews, 19, in a blue car.
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Hughes
ABC
Midwest
Kansas
47Th Street
Kemp
Glen Mathews
Bolivardo
U S asks Russia to release plane with Americans
U S officials urged the Soviet Union to free a Seaboard World DC8 bound for Vietnam that carried 214 U S servicemen and 17 civilians after it landed on the Kurile Islands. Moscow said it was investigating while no charges were disclosed.
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U.S
Russia
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Soviet Union
Kurile Islands
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Vietnam
U. S
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Seaboard World Airways
Sunrise Coast Firm OKs Merger
San Gabriel Valley Hospital in San Gabriel along with West Orange County Community Hospital in Stanton Baldwin Hills Hospital in Los Angeles Beverly Glen Hospital in West Los Angeles Lakeview Hospital in Elsinor Santa Clarita Hospital and the Santa Clarita Convalescent Hospital in Saugus approve a merger.
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West Orange County
Commuunity Hospital
Stanton
Baldwin Hills Hospital
Los Angeles
Beverly Glen Hospital
West Los Angeles
Lakeview Hospital
Elsinor
Santa Clarita Hospital
Santa Clarita Convalescent Hospital
Saugus
Nevada Couple Die In Plane Crash Near Jarbridge
An Austin Nevada couple Joseph W Dory aged 44 and Ruth Dory were killed when their light single engine plane struck a power line and crashed near Jarbridge Elko County authorities said The crash cut power to the small community Dory ran a motel and service station in Austin The incident occurred as they were en route to visit friends
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Jarridge, Nev
UPI
Austin
Elko County
Joseph W. Dory
Ruth
Jarbidge
Elko
Dory
Antisemetic Bomber Walked Into Mississippi Stakeout
Meridian Mississippi police trapped Thomas Tarrants and his Ku Klux Klan woman companion at a Jewish leader Meyer's home. Tarrants carried a bomb, fled, and a gun battle left Tarrants injured, the woman slain, and a policeman and bystander critically wounded. Authorities had asked Meyer Davidson and others to vacate their homes before the weekend. Davidson, a prominent Jewish merchant, said officers urged them to move for safety.
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Meridian
Miss
UPI
Thomas Albert Tarrats
Tarrants
Meyer Davidson
Davidson
Mobile
Ala
Hatcher
Ainsworth
Pilot Strike Ends After 17 Days in London
The 17 day strike by British Overseas Airways Corporation pilots ends with a wage dispute still to be settled. A spokesman for the British Airline Pilots Association said pilots will return to work pending final terms and negotiations resume Tuesday. The strike cost the airline about 14.4 million dollars in lost revenue.
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London
UPI
British Overseas Airways Corporation
British Airline Pilots Association
Kosygin Reveals Nine Point Peace Proposal
In Moscow Premier Kosygin unveils a nine point plan to slow the arms race and curb nuclear warfare. The proposals call for ending nuclear bomber flights and submarine cruising, banning underground tests and biological weapons, eliminating foreign bases, creating regional disarmament zones, and fostering progress toward disarmament. The memo suggests UN disarmament talks in Geneva with 18 nations to discuss limits on delivery systems and ABMs. France and China are not signatories to the partial test ban treaty.
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Moscow
UPI
Alexei Kosygin
Middle East
Kosygin
Washington
London
France
China
Charles de Gaulle
U. N. Disarmament Committee
Geneva
Toy designer calls end to toy gun production
Marvin Glass, renowned for Ric-O-Shay and a former maker of toy firearms, urged manufacturers to stop producing toy weapons, arguing they must protect children's mental health and character beyond profits after Kennedy's assassination in 1965.
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Chicago
UPI
Marvin Glass
Kennedy
Glass
No Sailor Strike Ends After Three Day NMU Pay Win
An arbitrator awarded the National Maritime Union a 5 percent pay hike and 15 extra vacation days retroactive to June 15, ending a three day nationwide seamen strike. The union will direct crews to return to work immediately, affecting more than 600 NMU ships and idling about 100 vessels at ports.
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New York
UPS
Theodore Kheel
NMU
Quake Signals Hint At Red Atomic Test
Washington reports seismologists in Uppsala and the U S Atomic Energy Commission detected quake like signals north of the Caspian Sea. The AEC says the shock resembles a test of 20 000 to 200 000 tons of TNT and notes it is the first time such signals from that area have been publicly disclosed. Officials would not confirm a new proving ground or faster underground testing by Russia.
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Washington
API
Caspian Sea
Uppsala
U.S.A
AEC
Caspian
Johnson to Visit El Salvador for Central American Talks
The White House announced President Johnson will fly to San Salvador from the Texas ranch on July 6 to join Central American leaders July 5-7 for discussions on the Central American Common Market. Mrs Johnson will accompany him.
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LBJ
el Salvador
Washington
UPI
White House
Johnson
FE Salvador
Organization of Central American States
San Salvador
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