Water bond vote looms for Las Vegas area banks pitch
In a plea to voters the article urges support for the Las Vegas Valley Water District water bonds, stating the $15.7 million revenue bonds fund a critical pipeline, do not raise taxes, and ensure long term Lake Mead water supply for Southern Nevada. It contrasts with other local notes and includes a Las Vegas Bank of Las Vegas advertisement praising service and safety.
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Nevada
Las Vegas Valley
Southern Nevada
Congress
Lake Mead
Wives and Husbands Clash Over Money and Children
A nationwide survey finds couples disagree most over money and kids with wives seeing husbands stricter than they are and husbands saying wives overstep with chores. Examples span Cocoa Beach Florida Robbins California Chattanooga Tennessee and more. The piece notes both tensions and some affection, including a lawyer’s wife praising her mate while others recount ongoing quarreling over budget, discipline, and lifestyle choices.
Top causes of family friction by role and priority
The list ranks sources of conflict in families. For husbands the top issues are spending money, disciplining children, too much petty criticism, asked to do household chores, use of family car, in law problems, husband away from home too much, husband off on sports too much, and husband sloppy around house. For wives the items mirror concerns about the husband being away, sports, and home behavior.
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San Pedro
Calif
Grand Rapids
Mich
Fauxless Hills
King Gathers Support For March In Chicago
Dr Martin Luther King spoke at Winnetka and drew a large crowd as part of weekend rallies in the Chicago area. He urged marching on city hall Monday and called segregation evil in housing, schools, and the church.
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March
Chicago
UPI
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North Shore
Winnetka
Village Green
City Hall
Jet downed in North Vietnam raid may be missile hit
U.S. officials suggested the Phantom was downed by a surface to air missile during a raid near Hanoi, with speculation it could be the Guideline model in use by Soviet allies. The report notes missiles are under construction under Soviet aid and that two U.S. planes were lost in raids, while Marines and Vietnamese troops pursued guerrillas in the Chu Lai area and across southern Viet Nam.
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UPI
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Binh Chanh
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South Viet Nam
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Louisiana
Bogalusa
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Commission On
Humphrey
Johnson
Minneapolis
Ex-Champ Mills Dies After Suicide in London
Former British and European boxing champion Billy Mills died after a self-inflicted gunshot in his car near Middlesex Hospital. Mills, born 1919 in Parkstone, held the British Empire crown in 1942 and European title in 1947, with notable bouts against Len Harvey and Lesnevich. He later became a promoter and club owner before his death. Scotland Yard said investigation would not be completed before Monday. Mills left a widow and two daughters.
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Len Harvey
Lesnevich
London
Mills
Joey Maxim
Middlesex Hospital
Parkstone
Scotland Yard
Ree Davis
Michael Holliday
Constance Bennett Dies at 59 A Hollywood Luminary
Constance Bennett a leading American actress who died at 59 left a career in film and stage with roles in Sally Irene and Mary This Thing Called Love and Auntie Mame She also built a cosmetics business and designed fashion frocks with royalties Her sisters were Joan and Barbara Bennett and she married four times including Philip Plant Gilbert Roland and the Marquis de la Falaise de La Coudray Her two daughters Lynda and Gyl survived with custody awarded in later marriage
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Barbara Bennett
Morton Downey
Constance
New York City
Hollywood
Samuel Goldwyn
Goldwyn
Sally
Irene
Mary
April
Mame
Miss Bennett
Chester Moorehead
Chicago
Philip M. Plamt
Plants
Peter
Marquis de la Falaise de la Coudray
Gloria Swanson
Gilbert Roland
Lynda
Gyl
Rights proposal and racial tensions discussed at governors meet
Lawmakers and governors debate civil rights reform and regional tensions as Rolvaag and McKeithen push for action. Walter Helfer’s tax rebate idea is cited as helpful, while Humphrey shifts to speak at the governor’s dinner amid Vietnam decisions and Johnson’s stance remains unsettled.
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Ilsues
Washington
Walter W. Helfer
President
Humphrey
Johnson
Kumphrey
Robbery Suspect Arrested After Reel Inn Hold Up
Deputies arrested a suspect, not identified, late Sunday after an armed robbery at the Reel Inn on Boulder Highway. The thief, described as an older man, fled toward Boulder City less than two hours after the heist. The stolen amount was not disclosed.
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Sheriff's Deputies
Boulder Highway
Boulder City
Las Vegas Man Injured In I-15 Crash Near Sloan
A Las Vegas man, Eugene Pilcher aged 46 of 1823 W Charleston Blvd, was reported in fair condition at Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital after losing control on Interstate 15 three miles south of Sloan. Nevada Highway Patrol identified the driver.
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Las Vegas
Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital
Interstate 15
Sloan
Nevada Highway Patrol
Eugene Pilcher
W. Charleston Boulevard
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