Franklin Launches Probe In Henderson Cop Furor
Franklin reports a probe into Henderson police affairs as Saavedra accuses McNeal of involvement in a narcotics ring. Henderson officials defend McNeal, citing his record and undercover work, while the city manager vows action to clear the officer’s name amid claims of a smear and defense strategy.
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Franklin
Henderson
Saavedra
George Churchalis
Charchalis
Allen
Clark County Public Defenders Office
McNeal
Permits Hiked For Clark Taxis
The Clark County Taxi Commission criticized the rent‑a‑car industry and called for cleaner industry ranks to restore its image. It rejected claims that 350 cabs are needed and warned larger increases would worsen disorder in the Clark County taxicab market.
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Commission
Clark County
Apollo 11 Docking and Luna 15 Watch on TV Broadcast
Report describes live TV footage of astronauts amid docking and lunar module checks. Observers note the clear images of Armstrong and Collins in the tunnel and the probe removal while Luna 15 orbits nearby, with Soviet assurances it will not interfere.
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Russia
United States
M. \. Keldysh
Ussr
Academy of Sciences
Mike Collins
Cape Kennedy
Fla
Armstrong
Collins
Earth
Nevada Legislature Considers Bonding Law Session
Nevada lawmakers debate a special session to fix bonding statutes after Supreme Court rulings. Dickerson warns current law risks invalidation and voter veto issues affecting bond sales. McDonald notes urgency to prepare a package, while others weigh risks and timing.
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Dickerson
Nicholas Smith
Salt Lake City
Nevada
Smith
U. S. Supreme Court
Power Crisis Hits East Amid Heat Wave and High Demand
UPI report says utilities from New York to D C urge customers to cut use as four days of 90 degree heat push power demand to record levels. Con Ed in New York City reports a 7.266 million kilowatt peak while PEPCO pleads to curb electricity use across D C and Maryland suburbs.
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New York
UPI
Washington, D.C
New England
Midwest
Cambridge
Mass
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
MIT
Instrumentation
Manned Spaceflight Center
Houston
New York City
Consolidated Edison Co
United States
Niagara Falls
Potomac Electric Power Co
PEPCO
Stalled Subways Nightmare For Hapless Riders
In New York a flash flood and power loss stalled the Lexington Avenue line during rush hour. About 29 100 commuters were trapped in heat filled tunnels described as ovens. one person died and up to 500 were injured or overwhelmed by heat while rescuers evacuated passengers from stranded trains and flooded stations.
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New York
UPI
Manhattan
Lexington Avenue
138Th Street
Suspect in Michigan Murders Held in Las Vegas
Ex convict Ernest L. Bishop, 25, was arrested July 6 by Ann Arbor police for the murder of Margaret Phillips, 25, a Michigan co-ed. Authorities initially linked him to other slayings but later reassessed that connection.
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Ernest L. Bishop
Ann Arbor
Michigan
Margaret Phillips
FAA moves to discipline controllers over slowdown
The FAA acts against air traffic controllers amid a slowdown by PATCO to protest congestion. Shaffer ends union dues check-off, warns of disciplinary action. Bailey predicts mass resignations if actions proceed. 4,500 near misses reported last year highlight safety concerns.
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FAA
Washington
UPI
Federal Aviation Administration
John H. Shaffer
Shaffer
New York
F. Lee Bailey
PATCO
Professional Air Traffic Controller Association
Bailey
Levin Townsend Trys To Unseat Jacobson In Property Deal
Levin Townsend seeks to oust Jacobson citing a disputed property acquisition plan. Jacobson says he invested heavily and alleges fraudulent inducement and unmet capital commitments. A federal access case near Flamingo Road coincides with the Tuesday court date.
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Levin-Townsend More
Jacobson
Ross
Vietnam War Shows Renewed Pressure From Viet Cong
In Saigon, two abortive Viet Cong attacks on American units were reported as the only action of the day. The Liberation Radio warned Gen. Earle G. Wheeler that the fiercest fighting lies ahead if the U.S. delays ending the war and bringing troops home. American casualties were nine wounded, with at least one Viet Cong death cited. About 750 U.S. troops left Vietnam, boosting withdrawals to 6,000 in 19 days as Wheeler visited Nha Trang and Da Nang to assess possible scaling down of operations.
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Saigon
UPI
South Vietnam
Viet Cong
Liberation Radio
Earle G. Wheeler
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Wheeler
Nixon
U. 6Th Infantry Division
Vietnam
United States
Creighton W. Abrams
U.S
John S. McCain Jr
U. S
Pacific
Nha Trang
da Nang
Alleged Mafia Chief Nabbed In Las Vegas Arrest
Buccieri arrested in Las Vegas on vagrancy charges as part of a crackdown to deter underworld figures. He posted $25 bail and was released at 2 a.m. after a prior Las Vegas arrest a year earlier. his brother Fiore Buccieri is linked to a Cairo Illinois gambling syndicate.
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Las Vegas
Buccieri
Clark
Fiore “ Fiffe” Buccieri
Cairo
Tll
Sea Tragedy Probe Concludes In Subic Bay Report
An Australian U S Naval board released its 611 page report on the June collision of the U S destroyer Frank E Evans with the Australian carrier Melbourne near Subic Bay Philippines. The board forwarded its findings to higher authorities with no punitive recommendations.
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Subic Bay
the Philippines
UPI
Naval Board of Inquiry
U. S
Frank E. Evans
Melbourne
U. S. Seventh Fleet Command
Australian Commonwealth Naval Board
Evans
South China Sea
Stevenson
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Figueroa
Lincoln St
Rae Ann Rodriguez
Don
5I Allen
the Sun
Lvpd Narcotics Division
John Sleeper
Churchalls
The
Federal Narcotics Bureau
Clark Taxis
Moon
Frank Borman
Soviet Union
U.S. Supreme Court
Russell McDonald
Legislative Council Bureau
Laxalt
McDonald
Supreme Court
District of Columbia
Montgomery and
Prince Georges Counties
Maryland
Metropolitan Transit Authority
Levin
John P. Stevenson
J. G. Ronald C. Ramsey
Long Beach
Calif
James A. Hopson
Kansas City
Kan
Ramsey
Hopson
Naval Shipyards
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