Strike Ends as Production Nears Return
The strike official will be terminated at 1 a.m. today, signaling an end to the stoppage. Union rep Van Englestead said the two year contract was approved by the negotiating committee and a membership meeting was set to ratify. The walkout began July 5 after talks stalled on June 30, with Titanium Metals noting some production loss and expecting about one week to resume normal output.
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Engiestead
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Poisoning Fear Grips Neighborhood As Hunt For Antidote Continues
Officials warn children to avoid bones and debris as a suspected poisoner eludes capture. Gaston reports relief no poisoner found yet remains concerned for dogs as epidemic danger looms and calls for owner cooperation to stop spread.
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Aircraft Parts Thefts Reported At Airfield
Continued report notes losses of special aircraft parts and flying instruments from planes stored at the airfield. Officials describe the theft as involving striping from instrument panels and other components.
Tshombe Warns War Against U.N. Troops
Tshombe declares no more talks with Adoula and vows armed resistance in Katanga. He claims central government control is impossible, warns of guerrilla networks and large scale weapon dispersal to sustain conflict, amid clashes with U.N. forces and a riot at Elisabethville.
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Tshombe
Cyrille Adoula
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Congo
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Lower Congo
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Kivu
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Officials Probe Mailbag Blaze
Postal officials investigate a depot fire that destroyed six packages and damaged others. Two sacks of parcel post mail were destroyed, eight more were sent on to destinations, none from Las Vegas proper. Items came from Boulder City Henderson and North Las Vegas bound for Ogden Utah and rerouting to Idaho Utah Montana Wyoming and Nebraska.
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Robert H. Lias
Las Vegas
the Sun
Boulder City
Henderson
Ogden
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Idaho
Montana
Wyoming
Nebraska
Edith Piaf to Wed Ex Barber in Riviera Revelation
Edith Piaf 48 declared plans to marry Theo Sarapo, a Greek ex barber turned singer she discovered. She told reporters in Cannes that she would wed but did not specify a date. Piaf, famed French torchesinger, has endured health setbacks but resumed tours recently.
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France
Edith Piaf
Riviera
Theo Sarapo
Eight Killed In Algeria After Gun Battle
Algiers police report eight killed and 15 wounded in two hours of fighting blamed on OAS terrorists attempting a comeback. Authorities say five Europeans and three Muslims died, with eight Europeans and seven Muslims among the injured.
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UPI
Secret Army
OAS
Amar Mohammedi
TLTC 7 TLTC 1
Personal notices and ads blend in a fragmentary page listing wedding and engagement notes, a P.O. box for inquiries, a Nevada reference, and a real estate sales ad for a licensed salesman.
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Nevada
Trudy
Trigger-Happy Gunman Executed on Gallows
Charles Brown, 29, hanged at dawn at the Iowa State Penitentiary for the murder of Alvin Koehrsen, 54, in a six day crime spree with accomplice Charlies Kelley. Kelley awaits execution on death row. Brown’s death marked Iowa’s first execution in 10 years amid protests. Brown apologized, forgave all, and urged peace as his body was returned to his widow.
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Iowa State Penitentiary
Indiana
Alvin Koehrsen
Walnut
Iowa
Koehrsen
Brown
Charlies Kelley
Kelley
Pottawattamie
Roy D. Wichael
Greenspun Las Vegas Daily staff and notices roster
Published mornings including Sundays on the Las Vegas SIN Inc at 900 South Main Street Las Vegas Nevada entered at the post office as second class matter. Names listed include H M Greenspun president Ray Germain vice president Norman White vice president Barbara Greenspun secretary MH M Greenspun treasurer Ruthe Deskin assistant to the publisher Joe McClain managing editor Henry Devanth cite editor Tamara Anuberva gene editor Db James business manager Bob Belz advertising manager Norvell Wood edition manager Dee Coakley classified manager. National advertising represented by The Alien Klapp Co Chicago Detroit New York and San Francisco. Nevada State Press Association American Newspaper Publishers Association California Newspaper Publishers Association and Audit Bureau of Circulation. Subscription rates Single Copy Daily Per Month Single Copy Sunday 16 200
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Ruthe Deskin
Joe McClain
Henry Devahant
Tamara Anuberva
Db. James
Bob Belz
Norvell Wood
Dee Coakley
Las Vegas Sin Inc
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Greenspun battle framed by old mining clashes and pork debates
The piece recalls a Republican stance shaped by opposition to pork barrelling and cites a January 1857 Mormon letter from Nathaniel V. Jones recounting Salt Lake led miners fleeing hostile Indians at Potosi. The narrator notes ongoing local fights and hints at Hank's planned confrontation.
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Salt Lake
Vegas
Hank
Nevada to require photos on all drivers licenses
Municipal Court Judge Walter Richards announced he will ask the next legislature to pass a law mandating identification photographs on all Nevada drivers licenses. He just returned from a traffic conference in New York and argued the photo requirement would stop juveniles from using others licenses to buy alcohol and would aid police.
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Walter Richards
Nevada
Richards
New York City
Pilot Unhurt In Nevada Plane Crash
Russell Raymonds 46 owned a Cesna Skylane with twin brother Raymond. The private landing near Tonopah’s Bosworth Ranch ended when the light aircraft struck an obstruction on the runway, flipped, and burned though the pilot escaped without injuries.
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Calif
Tonopah
Russell Raymonds
Raymond
Bosworth Ranch
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