Nevada cyclists freed after paying fines in court debacle
In a Nevada session a crowd of 52 motorcyclists from four clubs faced charges after a Mt. Charleston raid. Bail was set at 25 for four locals. trials listed for Oct. 20 and 29. Deputies described rough conditions. many detainees were jailed briefly and later released after fines averaging 9.61 each.
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Cecil Samples
Barry Russell
Billie
Douglas Fink
Thomas H. Cochrane
Wooster
IRS Seizes Blue Onion Drive-In Over Unpaid Taxes
Federal tax liens filed against Blue Onion drive-in owner Richard Longmire amount to 11361.71 for fourth quarter 1968 and first quarter current year. IRS seizes assets and closes the restaurant after negotiations with Local 226 of the Culinary Workers Union. a 10 day redemption period follows after notice of auction.
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Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Richard Longmire
Culinary Workers Union
Reginald A. Jones
Longmire
Uncle Sam
Ten Million Kerkorian Suit Dismissed In Nevada Court
A $10 million lawsuit against Las Vegas magnate Kirk Kerkorian brought by new Bonanza Hotel owners was dismissed by stipulation in U S District Court. The Bonanza reopened last week under the new owners. dismissal was without prejudice with each side to bear its own costs.
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Las Vegas
Kirk Kerkorian
U.S
Kerkorian
William Singleton
Dreyer Returns as Court Case Ties to Hanley Murder Charge
Old client Al Dreyer appears in Clark County court linked to the Hanley murder case involving Ralph Alsup. Bass, once a witness against Hanley, was killed after testifying, with authorities alleging a plot by Hanley and Leroy Marsh aided by Dreyer. Dreyer faced arraignment with bail set at 1000 dollars after surrendering at McCarran Airport.
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Bass
Justice Court
Hanley
Ralph Alsup
Aide de
District Attorney's
Florida
Leroy Marsh
Dreyer
Marsh
Clark County Sheriff's Deputies
George Foley
Wooster
California
McCarran International
Los Angeles
Alsup
Plumbers Union
Paradise Valley
Ogden St
Reno Man Dies In Viet Nam Fighting
An Army lieutenant from Reno was killed in action in Viet Nam among 113 total servicemen. He is identified as James W. Clark, husband of Dawn Clark of 10025 Arlington Ave.
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Reno
Vietnam
Defense Department
James W. Clark
Dawn Clark
Arlington Ave
Town Announces City Primary Results and Runoff Ahead
City voters head to the polls for a two-seat commissioner runoff after Mirabelli and Thornley lead in the primary. Voters also choose two municipal judges from four candidates and appoint a City Attorney. A $8 million city hall bond issue enjoys broad support with no organized opposition.
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Hank Thornley
Richard Bunker
Thornley
Bunker
D. Francis Horsey
Walter J. Richards
Greater
Sirhan Tells All In Talk For TV Show
Sirhan spoke on a TV show saying he loved Kennedy as the hope of the poor and admitted being poor. He said Kennedy’s Israel stance sparked rage and that he felt alien in America after the Arab Israeli war. He recalled memories vaguely then admitted Kennedy’s death and his own responsibility.
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Sirhan
Kennedy
Israel
United States
America
RFK
Robert Kennedy
Bodies Of Two Coeds Discovered In Woods
Two 19 year old graduates Susan Davis and Elizabeth Perry were found dead in woods near Sommer's Point. The nude and clothed victim showed welts and bruises with evidence of sexual assault noted by authorities. Their car was later identified as theirs and found abandoned on Garden State Parkway. The parents were summoned for identification as their families searched the area by helicopter. The girls had checked into a rooming house Tuesday and left Friday planning to return to Camp Hill to attend a graduation.
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Boy Wooster
Shore Memorial Hospital
Sommer’s Point
Susan Davis
Camp Hill
Elizabeth Perry
Excelsior
Garden State Parkway
Pennsylvania
Wesley S. Davis
Ray Perry
Davis
Durham
N.C
Miss Davis
Wesley
Melbourne and Evans Collision Forces SEATO Fleet Pause
A collision between the HMAS Melbourne and HMAS Evans split a ship and halted a SEATO exercise that included USS James S. Eyes USS Everett E. Larson HMS Cleopatra and HMS Blackpool. Australian Prime Minister John Gorton expressed shock at the loss of life and efforts to locate missing crew members continued as weather remained calm.
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Long Beach
Calif
John G. Stevenson
Melbourne
John Gorton
Evans
SEATO
James S. Eyes
Everett E. Larson
H.M.S
Blackpool
G. J. B. Crabb
Sea Spirit
Navy
Voyager
Australia
Narcotics Raids Net 11 Arrests in Las Vegas Area
Las Vegas police and Clark County sheriff’s deputies arrested 11 people, including three juveniles, in two narcotics raids over the weekend. I arrest details include heroin and dangerous drug charges, with minors in two households and several suspects held on marijuana and contributing to delinquency charges.
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Mt. Charleston
Las Vegas
Clark County
Humbert Tores
Frances Buurman
S. Highland Dr
John Segretti
S. 14Th St
Doris Lee Hamlet
Washington Ave
Karen Hurley
Exley Ave
Jeffery Flippen
David Henry Wells
Palm Vista Dr
Peggy Lee Weghtman
Miss Weghtman
Pueblo Way
Miss
Jewel theft at Clark County home valued at seven thousand five hundred
Clark County deputies said burglars stole more than 7500 in jewels from the home of Paul Holtzman at 1648 Pawnee Street. Holtzman left town last Friday and returned Sunday to discover the crime.
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Paul Holtzman
Pawnee St
Clark County
Sheriff's Deputies
Holtzman
Nixon Sets Top Drawer Conference Before Midway Trip
President Nixon will convene a joint National Security Council and Cabinet meeting in Washington to review Secretary Rogers 18 nation tour and shape strategy for talks with South Vietnamese President Thieu on Midway Island. He will also make campus speeches advance to Hawaii and California.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
National Security Council
Cabinet
Midway Island
Nguyen van Thieu
White House
William P. Rogers
Rogers
Thieu
Atown
San Clemente
Calif
Hawaii
Ronald Ziegler
Honolulu
Ziegler
Air Force Academy
Colorado Springs
Colo
United States
California
Midway
Tricia
Julie Eisenhower
Julie
David
Traffic Toll Hits 558 To Set Record
Final United Press International tally shows 558 traffic deaths over a three day Memorial Day weekend, surpassing 1966’s 542 but below last year’s four day record of 608. California led states with 50 fatalities. Texas 38. Michigan 32. Ohio 30. Drowned 206. plane crashes 14. other accidents 64. total 842 deaths.
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United Press International
California
Texas
Michigan
Ohio
Missouri
New York
Illinois
Alaska
Vermont
Delaware
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