White House says no Viet Nam peace talks offer found
Press Secretary Moyers said there was no evidence of a peace overture from North Viet Nam via Romanian intermediaries. President Johnson would seize any genuine opportunity for talks, officials noted the search for an honorable way to end the Viet Nam conflict continues amid mounting pressure.
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UPI
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Bill D. Moyers
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Hanoi
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Ners
Ers
Expectant Mother's Murder Trial Opens in Nevada
Margaret Ann Semenko also known as Margaret Walters faced murder charges for the April 17 shooting of her common law husband Arnold Semenko in a motel. Witnesses described a violent argument sparked by a spilled sugar and her emotional distress during the trial proceedings.
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Margaret Ann Semenko
Semenko
Margaret Walters
Arnold
Tammy
Elizabeth Bristol
James Clarke
Walters
Vern Albright
Richard Bryan
Clarke
Bristol
Albright
Mrs. Bristol
Walter
Sheriff's Office
Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital
Fredricka Bergeron
Dist
Clarence Sundean
Foster's Shoes and Cars Classified Brief
Advertisement listing Foster's Shoes at 119 No 3rd St offering footwear for all ages and Comfort. Also autos for sale by Sportsman Auto at 1513 Fremont advertising a Chevrolet coupe for 695 dollars.
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Foster's Shoes
No. 3Rd St
Sportsman Auto
Fremont
Amsterdam Canals Cruise Adds Nightlife Flavor
New York AP reports Amsterdam has more canals than Venice and canal boat tours are popular. A candlelight cruise costs about $4 and includes wine, harbor drink, and a visit to Leidsplein, the city’s nightlife hub, aboard a glass-topped launch.
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New York
Amsterdam
Venice
Pan American World Airways
Leidesplen
Soviet Union proposes ban on militarization of moon and space
The Soviet Union proposed a ban on militarizing the moon and other celestial bodies at a United Nations briefing. The move echoes a prior U.S. idea and received a mixed welcome from the United States officials during discussions with Secretary of State.
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UPI
Soviet Union
P Dent Johnson
Nikolai Torenko
Ger
U S Plan North Viet Nam Struck in Major Offensive
U S planes struck anti air sites and supply routes in North Vietnam while ground actions in South Vietnam killed about 654 Communist troops. Navy and Air Force units flew 83 sorties amid heavy anti air fire as North Vietnam claimed four U S planes were shot down in two days.
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Viet Nam
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Naval Pl
Nevada voters to decide on state lottery plan
Promoters from Silver State Sweepstakes headed by William F. Baker seek to place a constitutional amendment on the November ballot allowing a state controlled lottery. They report 32,000 petition signatures—more than double the 13,000 required—to put the issue before voters. If approved, tickets would cost 3 dollars and the lottery would run at major race tracks with proceeds split between prizes, state use, and operating costs.
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Clark County
Las Vegas
Nevada
Sky Road
Boulder Lane
Indian Springs
Bell Drive
Paradise Valley Road
Betes Acres
Decatur Blvd
Cameron Street
Tropicana Avenue
Sahara Avenue
Lynnwood Street
Lot 14
Township 21
Alto Drive
Nellis Blvd
Township 20
T Company
Silver State Sweepstakes, Ltd
William F
Billy) Baker
John Koontz
Silver States
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Paradise Road
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Spears Hospital
Paradise
Magnavox
Magna-Color TV
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Charleston
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