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Newspaper

Las Vegas Sun

Location

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1968

Page

4

First Shot Fired In LV Cab Dispute Claims and Threats Rise

The article details cab industry tensions in Las Vegas with thefts at a local taxi firm, remarks by District Attorney George Franklin threatening union leaders, and union members warning of strikes if cab allocations aren t controlled. It recounts arbitration resolving recent disputes and ongoing contract talks between Teamsters Local 881 and six major cab companies ahead of a July 31 contract expiry.

Dist. Atty George Franklin Teamsters Local 881

Viet Cong Attacks Sweep Northern Vietnam Coastal Region

Viet Cong forces struck along South Vietnam’s northern coast in heavy fighting that burned about 200 dwellings in Phu Dau, left 1,000 homeless, and wounded a Marine. Rockets hit Red Beach near Da Nang as assaults and caches were uncovered around Saigon, Da Nang, and Quang Ngai.

Saigon UPI South Vietnam Phu Dau U.S da Nang Red Beach U. S Vietnam U.S. Marines Quang Ngai City

Las Vegas Teens Push For City Dance Center

City Hall hears teens and advocates urge a youth center and regular dances at the Convention Center with bands from San Francisco and local groups. Marcum and others seek parental help, while DA Franklin backs youth plans and calls for organized planning with Mayor Grayson to report back.

Convention Center Franklin Grayson San Francisco Michelle Peterson Marcum City Hall

Postmaster General Optimistic Congress May Avert Postal Cuts

Postmaster General W. Marvin Watson told a forum Congress may act to avert a postal service cutback including Saturday deliveries. Senate and House actions exempting 755,000 federal workers from attrition could limit job losses at the Post Office, but Watson warned reductions in personnel threaten major service curtailments. Congress planned to act before its August recess.

Washington UPS W. Marvin Watson Congress Watson Senate Post Office and Civil Service Committee House Johnson

Break Through Near In Paris Peace Talks

The junior insurgent faction the Democratic Alliance strengthens its role in Hanoi's talks as Lau dominates discussions amid Xuan Thuy’s illness. Hanoi rejects the Johnson Thieu plan, calls Hawaii meeting to push U.S. aggression, and protests theatre bombings in Saigon with casualties.

Paris Harriman Hanoi Honolulu Johnson Nguyen van Thieu Hawaii Vietnam

Second Budapest Unlikely If Soviets Overun Czechs

Prague students doubt chance of resisting a Soviet invasion of Czechoslovakia as they recall Hungary 1956. A 21 year old philosophy student says they have no arms and would likely do nothing against the Red Army, lamenting that Hungary yielded no lasting gains.

Budapest Prague UPI Czechoslovakia Hungary Red Army Wenceslaus Square

House Votes Gun Measure Halting Sales By Mail

The House approved an interstate gun sales bill with 158 Democrats and 146 Republicans for the measure and 49 Democrats and 39 Republicans opposing. The opposition skewed toward southern and rural districts, with Democratic leader Carl Albert voting against it. Senate action was not anticipated before September after conventions.

House Carl Albert, Oklo

Two Suspects Nabbed Minutes After Burglary

Police report two youths were arrested shortly after a burglary at Tony Holbert's home. Johnny D. Morgan age 19 and Stanley Stevens age 21 were booked on burglary charges after a car description led officers Melvin Link and Marvel Courtney to custody. The victim and a witness saw the suspects flee as the home was found ransacked.

Johnny D. Morgan Jansen Stanley Stevens E. Cedar St Melvin Link Marvel Courtney Tony Holbert Barnard Holbert

Rockefeller urges summit to ease Western Europe ties

Governor Nelson Rockefeller urged a U S European summit to align goals in East West relations trade policy and world peace. He called for a European led NATO commander and European control of strategy while noting Eastern Europe liberalization would continue without direct U S interference.

Washington UPI Nelson Rockefeller United States Europe Robert G. Spivak New York Rockefeller NATO Czechoslovakia

Cleveland Mayor Orders Troops Out Of Riot Area

Cleveland faced a two mile stretch of urban unrest with deaths including three police officers. Mayor Stokes cited warnings from FBI and military sources of planned disturbances across several cities. Officials described a nationwide conspiracy by Black Power groups and militancy linked to equipment found in the city.

Cleveland Carl B. Stokes FBI Chicago Detroit Pittsburgh Stokes Ohio United States John McElroy Gov. Rhodes Vietnam Black Power Organization

Trip To Stand Trial For Murder In Nevada Case

Dist. Judge Frank Gregory ordered a joint murder trial for Ted Linn 34 David Goldsmith 44 and Glenn Lucas 47 on charges tied to the killings of Wyoming businessmen Robert Stucker 30 and Larry Olinger ... bodies found buried in the Nevada desert near Dayton last Oct. 29. Trial date set for August 7 after defense scheduling issues.

Yerington, Nev UPI Frank Gregory Wyoming Nevada Desert Gregory Dist. Atty John Stone Ted Linn David Goldsmith Jackson Wyo Glenn Lucas Reno Robert Stucker Larry Olinger Dayton Nev

Soviet Nerve War Fights Czech Leadership Crisis

Soviet pressure on Czech leaders in the Warsaw Pact maneuvers extended into July with no withdrawal from Czechoslovakia. U S Ambassador Thompson canceled a vacation to stay in Moscow amid looming talks in Prague and Belgrade Radio floated East German talks with Ulbricht as Czech Politburo members vanished from public view.

Moscow U. S Llewellyn E. Thompson Thompson Washington Communist Party Leonid I. Brezhnev Alexi N. Kosygin Nikolai V. Podgorny Tichy Czech Belgrade East Germany Walter Ulbricht Czech Party Presidium Prague

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Utah Ave Teamster Dick Thomas Thomas Governor's Cab Committee The Nevada Public Service Commission Mirin PSC Minn Nevada U.S. 9Th Infantry Division North Vietnam Las Vegas John Santini and Marcum Oran Grayson Seventh Step Foundation Jim Pickett Harrison Paradise Road George French Michelle Love Company French 23 Wisconsin DA Franklin National Postal Orum Forum Post Office Department France Democratic Alliance Lau Xuan Thuy Senate Rocky Summit Public Safety David Craig Adj Sylvester T. del Corso Military Trip Czech Communist Party Josef Tichy
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