New York Mayor Wagner to wed socialite Barbara Cavanagh
New York Mayor Robert F. Wagner, 55, and socialite heiress Barbara Cavanagh, 36, announced plans to marry July 26 at St. Patrick’s Cathedral. The couple, linked since the mayor’s mourning period, plan a three week honeymoon on Majorca.
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Hearing Set for Casino Executive in Downtown Shooting
A preliminary hearing for Frank B. Guccione charged with three felonies in the shooting of Harry Palmer at Guccione’s Las Vegas home was set for February 3 by Justice of the Peace James Brennan. Bail of 5000 dollars was set. Palmer’s injuries were non fatal.
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Johnson to send more troops to Vietnam as war worsens
President Johnson announced troop increases beyond the 75 000 target as Viet Nam fighting intensifies. He cited rising Viet Cong casualties and larger Communist forces while warning the conflict would worsen before improving. He refused to rule out reserves or broader drafts and pledged no letup until aggression ends.
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National Briefs Highlight Indictment and Fires Across States
Five men were indicted by a county grand jury in Los Angeles for assaulting a teenage girl linked to a police officer. In Illinois, a Jerseyville fire killed seven Taul children, with parents surviving. Oklahoma officials claim a prominent parent tried to hush a teen assault case involving seven boys.
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Nation's Weather 24 Hour Table From UPI
United Press International presents the Weather Bureau summary for a 24 hour period ending at 4 a.m. Pacific Standard Time from San Francisco. Temperature and precipitation figures are provided for major stations nationwide.
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Temperature extremes reported in western states
UPI reports the top temperature for Friday was 110 degrees at Blythe and Needles California, while the lowest reading was 35 degrees at Redmond Oregon across the continental U.S. excluding Alaska and Hawaii.
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Las Vegas Man Receives Five Year Narco Possession Sentence
Las Vegas resident Joe W. Ross was sentenced to five years in federal prison for marijuana possession by U S Judge Roger D Foley. Ross had no prior convictions and was sent to Terminal Island Calif for confinement. Co defendant John Taylor of Las Vegas was convicted and due for sentencing July 30 after failing to appear Friday due to late notification.
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Vote Rights Bill Passes House
The House approved President Johnsons voting rights bill on Friday to outlaw poll taxes and literacy tests and authorize federal registration of Black voters in the South. The measure moves to a House Senate Conference Committee to reconcile with the Senate version as the fight over civil rights intensified.
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March Called Off in Bogalusa Over Violence Fears
Black community leaders canceled a planned march on Bogalusa city hall after appeals from the mayor and the Louisiana governor urged an end to violence and bloodshed. State troopers had been prepared to provide a protective shield during the event.
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One Night Tonopah Will Never Forget
In Tonopah Nevada a hostage family was forced from a casino by two ex cons Cletis Bowles and Wilfred Gray after a six shot volley from a stolen police car. A card dealer Ralph Marks fired on the getaway car and Hale Champion the California finance director was wounded in the leg. The fugitives released Champion and later the mother and child after police radio pleas.
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Graveside rites for 15 day old James Alsup in Mountain View Gardens
Graveside services were held Friday for James Joseph Alsup 15 days old born June 22 1965 in Las Vegas and died here The infant is survived by his parents Mr and Mrs Ralph H Alsup Jr and brother Ralph III of 2353 E Warmsprings Rd Jeannette M Preble 45 also honored with services Thursday at Memorial Chapels Russell and Gooch Mill Valley California She was a Los Angeles native and died in Mill Valley Survivors include her husband Clyde a son Thomas Meeds Las Vegas two sisters Katherine Soest Los Angeles and Audrienne Thomas El Monte and one cousin Burial followed at Golden Gate National Cemetery.
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Minutemen Leader Turns Himself In On Kidnapping Charges
Robert Bolivar Depugh national head of the Minutemen surrendered in Kansas City after state charges accuse him of kidnapping two young women who claim he sought to enlist them to use sex to blackmail Communists. A federal fugitive warrant was sought. he posted $5,000 bond for a July 20 preliminary hearing.
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Law in Fast Arrest of Bank Thugs
Two men robbed the Taylor branch of the First National Bank of Magnolia Arkansas and kidnapped two women bank employees. The hostages were released unharmed. suspects Bob Holmes age 23 of Bossier City and Jack O'Sion age 26 of Shreveport were captured with 1762 dollars. The women initially described dragged exits but later said they feared to resist.
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Stolen flame arresters from boat reported in Henderson
Steven T. Sendlein reported the theft of three flame arresters mounted on a boat. He had taken the boat to a local car lot for display with intent to sell it when the loss was noted to police.
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Nurse shot during hold up speaks on seizing today
Judy Johnsor of Rock County Hospital, convalescing after a teenage gunman wound, delivers a capsus sermon about the fragility of tomorrow. She recalls the moment she was shot and urges taking action now to make the world better.
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