France’s Walkouts Drain About One Billion Weekly
Paris reports show France loses roughly $1 billion weekly in industrial output as nationwide strikes cripple rail, gas, electricity, and auto sectors. Economists warn continued stoppages could erase years of expansion, with costs from wage hikes and social charges adding to the burden.
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Gronouski Joins Humphrey Campaign Staff as EVP Chairman
John A. Gronouski former U S ambassador to Poland joined Vice President Hubert H Humphrey's campaign staff as executive vice chairman. Senator Fred R Harris said Humphrey remains close to a first ballot nomination and Oregon primary results did not alter the campaign picture.
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Nevada Justice Urges Patriotism At Carson City Graduation
Justice Cameron Ratier of the Nevada Supreme Court told Carson City High School graduates patriotism has grown unpopular and urged rededication to freedom. He urged pride in beliefs and vigilance against forces threatening speech. The ceremony honored Bauer's daughter Christina and Gail Laxalt, Gov. Paul Laxalt’s oldest daughter.
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Notice of Public Sale of Mobile Home in Clark County
James A Bilbray Clark County Assessor announces a sale to satisfy delinquent personal property taxes for 1967-68. The 1986 Great Lakes mobile home, 32 by 8 feet, currently in Las Vegas, will be sold at 8:00 PM on the rain day of June at the County Court House in York County. Minimum bid is $105 with 25 percent deposit. sale is final and as is with no recourse against Clark County.
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Rains Pound Great Plains and Floods Hit New Jersey
Weather fronts bring severe storms across the Midwest and Northeast. The worst floods since 1903 force hundreds from homes in New Jersey while Ohio Indiana and Illinois endure rising rivers and widespread damage. Flooded towns in New Jersey report multiple deaths including children. Localities declare disaster areas as rivers crest and homes flood.
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Steel contract talks begin as USW seeks broad gains
In Pittsburgh UPI reports the United Steelworkers start nationwide negotiations in New York Monday for a pattern-setting wage contract covering about 480,000 USW members at 11 major steel producers. Goals include higher pensions lower retirement age shorter work week protection against automation longer paid vacations and cost of living adjustments.
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Coast Convict Sentenced Here
A California convict received two five year prison sentences in District Court yesterday following a conviction on burglary and receiving stolen property.
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California Couple Hurt In Boat Fire Near Las Vegas Wash
A California couple suffered third degree burns when gasoline aboard their 25 foot cabin cruiser exploded near the Las Vegas Wash. Dean Bowman of San Leandro and his wife were hospitalized at Rose de Lima Hospital after the 9 p.m. blast, which was fought by nearby boaters and Fish and Game wardens.
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Guards Keep Close Eye On Southern City
In Louisville Kentucky police confirm National Guard troops will patrol day to day in the West End amid racial violence after two Negro teenagers were shot dead. About 1,300 troops remain with officials reporting better organization and nearly 400 arrests since violence began.
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Nevada plans new mental health center in Las Vegas
Carson City reports the 1968 state plan prioritizes Clark County with a $1.1 million Community Mental Health Center in Las Vegas. State Health officer Dr. Robert Brown hopes for federal aid to fund the program.
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Las Vegas burglars and a call for classy crime revival
Commentary laments low life thieves in Las Vegas and romance of old time outsmarting cops. It recalls Baby Face Nelson and Pretty Boy Floyd once in Nevada, critiques the gambling industry leaders, and urges labor figures to curb petty theft and elevate the burglar class.
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