De Gaulle Opens Ukraines For Peace Ties In Kiev
President Charles de Gaulle arrived in Kiev amid a half million cheering people and said France and the Soviet Union are starting a new life to work for peace. He and Soviet Premier Kosygin held talks en route from Leningrad during a 5 000 mile flying carpet tour. De Gaulle praised Ukraine France ties and spent the night at a government guest house after a dusk arrival.
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Kiev
U.S.S.R
UPI
Charles de Gaulle
Alexei Kosygin
Leningrad
Soviet Union
de Gaulle
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William Goldberg mocks Governor Rockefeller and pledges sacrifices. He questions labor voting influence and notes the Thunderbird case. Len Zagortz urges Navy League adoption of USS Hancock. Reporter mentions Viet Nam, opera, TV shows, a 25th wedding anniversary, and Las Vegas social flows.
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Len Zagortz
Southwest Gas
Navy League
U.S.S. Hancock
Kearsage
Len Jr
Dodd Denies Misconduct Amid Senate Ethics Hearing
Senator Thomas Dodd faced 314 hours of questioning by the Senate Ethics Committee and denied any misconduct in the Klein case. He defended hosting luncheons for German dignitaries and accused former staff of feeding information to columnists. He said he acted with no obligation and criticized alleged betrayers among his staff.
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Thomas J. Dodd
Julius Klein
Dodd
Klein
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Jacob K. Javits
R-N-Y
Senate
Senate Ethics Committee
Falcone Kidnapping Trial Opens. Death Penalty Not Sought
Deputy District Attorney Grippentrog states the state will not seek the death penalty as jury selection begins in the kidnapping trial of Joseph R. Falcone in Judge John Sexton’s court. Falcone, 30, is charged with taking Joe Purselo, 18, to Fremont Street for an act involving unlawful service, while his defense cites despondency and possible suicide intentions.
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Dist
Earl Grippentrong
Joseph R. Falcone
John Sexton
Falcone
Joe Purselo
Purselo
Fremont Street
District Attorney
John Mowbray
Drake Delaney
Grippentrog
Delanoy
Club Owner Enters Plea After Tropics Fire
Al Silvaggio, Tropics Supper Club owner, pleads innocent in Justice Court to interfering with an officer after the Tropicana at Paradise nightclub burned last Thursday. Trial set for March 17, 1967 at 4 30 p.m. He says he tried to enter the burning building to save items. Fire later deemed arson.
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al Silvaggio
Tropics
Justice Court
Tropicana
Paradise
Silvaggio
Visitor Dies Of Injuries In California Crash
Amar Petersen aged 69 from California died Sunday in hospital after sustaining injuries four days earlier on Lamb Boulevard and Highway 91. His wife Essie aged 65 was killed instantly in the two car crash while they were en route to Perris California, the accident occurring on June 22.
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Amar Petersen
California
Lamb Boulevard
Highway 91
Petersen
Essie
Perris
Calif
Editor Annette Buchanan Goes On Trial In Contempt Case
Eugene Oregon UP I reports nerv ous Annette Buchanan 20 year old editor of the University of Oregon Daily Emerald faces a contempt of court trial for refusing to reveal sources for a marijuana story. If convicted she could be fined 300 dollars and jailed six months. Both sides anticipate an appeal.
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Eugene, Ore
UPI
Annette Buchanan
University of Oregon
The
Daily Emerald
Lane County
Edward Leavy
Leavy
Paul Buchanan
Greyhound resumes SF service after six week halt
Greyhound buses roll out of San Francisco Bay Area car barns resuming schedules after six weeks of stoppages. Union strike by drivers ended, mechanics walkout briefly continued, affecting only the Bay Area while broader Western Greyhound operations had halted in 11 western states.
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San Francisco
UPI
Greyhound
San Francisco Bay Area
Amalgamated Transit Union
Transit Union
Western Greyhound Lines
Culinary Front Office Union Wins Certification in Las Vegas
Culinary Local 226 became the first Las Vegas union certified by the NLRB as the bargaining agent for hotel front office staff at the El Cortez. The case covers front desk clerks, cashiers, PBX operators, and related clerical workers at major Strip hotels and Downtown properties, plus future inclusion of Mint and Fremont hotels.
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Culinary Local 226
Las Vegas
National Labor Relations Board
el Cortez
NLRB
Caesar’s Palace
Mint
Fremont
The
Culinary Union
Freedom bid denied for Boulder City killer Kuk
District Judge Frank Gregory denied Jerome Kuk a new trial claiming insanity at the 1958 murder trial. Kuk, serving life for a Boulder City shooting spree that killed two, faced a parole timeline after the state pardons board reduced his sentence to life with possibility of parole, eligible in 1969.
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Carson City
UPI
Frank Gregory
Jerome Kuk
Boulder City
Gregory
Kuk
State Board of Pardons
Rusk says Communists bank on U S dissent over Viet Nam
Secretary of State Dean Rusk told SEATO ministers in Canberra that Hanoi hopes for US criticism of the Vietnam war, but he warned Washington and its allies will prevail in South Vietnam. Pickets, including students, protested outside the meeting as police moved aside antiwar demonstrators.
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Canberra
Australia
UPI
Dean Rusk
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
SEATO
United States
Rusk
South Viet Nam
Council
Ing
U.S
Viet Nam
Hanoi
America
Free World
Ytterby Village Sparks Element Names
In Ytterby Sweden four chemical elements derive their names from the village. Yttrium was identified there in 1794 and later split into yttrium, erbium and terbium. Ytterbium also took its name from the town.
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Ytterby
Sweden
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Fred Houghton
Rockefeller
American Federation of Gaming
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Poppas
la- Mar
Shirley Day
Aida
Joe Wells
Pretty Dawn
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Syracuse
New York
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Riviera Hotel
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Fullmer
Tom Diskin
Arizona
John C. Stennis
D-Miss
Connecticut Democrat
Europe
Sen
John Sherman Cooper
R-Ky
West Germany
Delaney
Seattle
Greyhound Rolling
Culinary
Norman Greer
Teamsters Local 881
Chicago
Frederick
Richman
Greer
Sue
Culinary Local
Phillip Bowe
Teamsters
George Rudiak
Reds
Trudy Jewelers
Fosters ‘Shoes
No. 3Rd St
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Josephine Johnson
Church of God
Pioneer Memorial
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Memorial Guardian Plans
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Nev
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