Johnson Says He Will Consider Peace Talks if Offer Appears
The White House said President Johnson would eagerly pursue any Viet Nam peace talks if an offer emerged, but no such overture has been substantiated. Moyers noted reports of a Romanian-mediated peace feeler are unverified, while officials stressed readiness to respond to any genuine proposal.
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United States
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Hanoi
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Peking
Expectant Mother's Murder Trial Starts
Margaret Ann Semenko also known as Margaret Walters faces murder charges for the April 17 shooting of her common law husband Arnold Semenko. The trial opened with medical examiner Dr. James Clarke detailing the autopsy as the defendant, visibly distressed, listened and sobbed. Witness Denise Bristol testified to the violent argument sparked by Tammy’s spilled sugar, Walters assisting Semenko after the assault, and the shooting in the motel. Semenko was later taken to Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital in a hysterical state under care of nurse matron Fredricka Bergeron in Judge Clarence Sundean's court.
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Tammy
Elizabeth Bristol
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Vern Albright
Richard Bryan
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Albright
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Walter
Sheriff's Office
Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital
Fredricka Bergeron
Dist
Clarence Sundean
Jewelry designs and remounts at Trudy Jewelers
Classified snippet highlights jewelry services with emphasis on diamond remounts and wedding rings. Encourages visit to Trudy Jewelers at 6 Fremont with phone contact 382-8598. Also mentions shoe store and autos for sale in nearby classifieds.
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Trudy Jewelers
Fremont
Amsterdam Canals Highlight Stellar Night Boat Tour
New York AP reports Amsterdam has more canals than Venice and Pan American World Airways touts a candlelight canal cruise priced around four dollars. The voyage includes wine aboard a glass topped launch, a harbor stop, and a visit to Leidsplein, the city nightlife hub.
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Amsterdam
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Pan American World Airways
Leidesple’n
Soviet proposal seeks ban on militarization of moon
The Soviet Union proposed banning militarization of the moon and other celestial bodies, urging a General Assembly action as part of a broader push for a treaty on space exploration. The plan, welcomed by the United States, calls for peaceful use, freedom of exploration, and no bases or weapons on celestial bodies.
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United States
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General Assembly
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Outer Space
Russia
U S Planes Hit North Viet Nam In Heavy Strike
U S war planes launched their strongest attack of the year on North Viet Nam with 83 missions and nearly 300 sorties. Ground operations south of the border killed at least 654 Communist troops in two divisions.
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Lottery promoters push Nevada ballot measure in 1966 bid
Silver State Sweepstakes headed by William F Baker plans to file petitions with Secretary of State John Koontz to place a constitutional amendment before voters. They claim 32 000 signatures, more than double the 13 000 required, to authorize a state run lottery in Nevada using $3 tickets tied to major domestic horse races with 40 percent prize money 30 percent state use and 30 percent for Silver State operating costs.
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Nevada
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Indian Springs
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Paradise Valley
Betes Acres
Decatur Riva
Cameron Street
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Sohoro Avenue
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Lot 14
Alto Drive
Nellis Blvd
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Silver State Sweepstakes, Ltd
William F
Billy) Baker
John Koontz
Silver States
Caliente
Mexico
Silver State
Where I Stand Continued From Page One
A six year old, Larry Jeffrey, remains missing after two nights in cold, wet conditions. Searchers, including men, horses, helicopters and dogs, comb rugged terrain for any sign of the boy near a stream where water was recently found. Authorities stress the rugged land and possible hiding spots.
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Larry Jeffrey
Jury Rules LA Shooting Of Negro Accidental
In Los Angeles a coroner's jury of nine including one Black member ruled the fatal shooting of a Black motorist by a white police officer accidental. District Attorney Evelle Younger said no prosecution would follow and the case is closed absent new evidence. The panel deliberated about three hours with mixed views prior to a majority verdict of accidental without criminal intent. The police investigation continues as the victim's family hopes for no further bloodshed.
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Los Angeles
API
Dist. Atty
Evelle J. Younger
Jerold M. Bova
California
Johnnie Cochran
Japanese Vine Kills Crabgrass
A new ground cover from Japan's Mt. Tsubuka called Euonymus for tunes Longwood smothers crabgrass by dense shade. It blocks light needed for germination and should grow in most U S regions with limited public supply next fall.
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Washington
Japan
Mt. Tsubuka
United States
Doctors Week In Basel Highlights Swiss Practitioner Hours
In Basel Switzerland general practitioners average a 63.4 hour work week as Swiss healthcare workers face long hours and heavy workloads across the nation.
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Basel
Switzerland
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