Delay Continues in $3 Million Vegas Wiretap Suit
Federal Judge John Mowbray granted another delay in the Levinson versus Central Telephone Co. and FBI defendants case, pushing an answer deadline to August 1. The dispute involves FBI employees, Bobby Baker related matters, and potential tainted evidence from wiretaps.
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Levinson wiretap suits target Fremont Hotel and phone executives
Three suits known as the Levinson wiretap case allege government agents and Central Telephone executives conspired with private parties to install listening devices on hotel and PBX lines. Fremont Hotel and Levinson sue Rogers Geary Rogosch Zucker Mallory, Henderson Novelty Co. others for privacy violations and illegal wiretapping. A third suit represents subscribers challenging the company’s protection of lines. Depositions set by August 1.
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New Phase of Viet War Triggers in Moscow
Russia ordered all government agencies to prepare to increase military and economic aid to North Vietnam following the Bucharest summit. The statement endorses bloc decisions and signals greater Soviet support for anti aircraft defenses and air forces, with Warsaw Pact volunteers possible on request.
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Potpourri and city notes from a Las Vegas column
A potpourri of observations on Las Vegas life includes commentary on gambling business, police casino deals, and public behavior. It highlights young people near gaming halls, bankers' image, and local editors weighing judicial districting and senate implications.
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No Settlement Reached in Air Lines Strike Talks
Washington reports fruitless fourth day of nationwide talks on five major airlines strikes. Management negotiator said there is no hope of a settlement this week as machinists union walkout causes layoffs among non striking employees.
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Red Athletes Protest War No U S Trip
Soviet Union track team cancels a Los Angeles tour for a July meet with the U S team in protest of American actions in Viet Nam. Tass says the 80 athletes passed a resolution condemning U S aggression and solidarity with Viet Nam. The U S embassy offered no comment pending official notice.
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Weather outlook with hot sunshine and cooling winds
Mostly sunny with southwest winds gusting to 25 mph. Today's high reaches 100 and low 75 with sunrise at 5 33 and sunset at 7 59. Yesterday's high was 101 and low 77 with noontime humidity at 12 percent.
Skimming Charge Leveled at Vegas
Rep. Robert Sikes says federal investigators found underworld leaders taking a $1 million untaxed cut from Las Vegas casinos. The claim points to organized crime influence over casino profits and tax evasion concerns.
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Police and the Community Part 1 image shifts in policing
Deputy Chief Robert Klug recalls a bygone police image of helping children, now replaced by a tougher portrayal amid civil rights protests. The East Lansing institute at Michigan State University aims to link police with the community in crime prevention. The discussion highlights police relations amid accusations of civil liberties violations and public dissent.
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Famed Clothes King Sy Devore Succumbs
Sy Devore international men s clothing stylist dies at 57 from a heart ailment in Beverly Hills. The Sands Hotel establishment closed as Devore designed wardrobes for actors in films and TV and ran five retail stores.
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