Where I Stand Where I Stand
The narrator recalls a 10 year old incident in Nevada justice involving a judge, a lawyer remark about conspiracy, and an absurd bail for a murder suspect. He notes wrongful arrest, public mugging, and photos taken, then reflects that minor crimes can lead to serious trouble and offers hard earned advice.
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Clark County
Supreme Court
Sheriff's Department
Nevada
Paperback sales surge in 1968 in New York market
New York readers bought over 359 million paperback books in 1968, spending about 66 million dollars. The figures represent roughly 15 percent of the total publishing industry's income.
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New York
Las Vegas Sun Details Editorial and Staff Credits
The Las Vegas Sun lists key staff including president H M Greenspun vice president Ray Germain secretary Ruthe Deskin treasurer Barbara Greenspun and publisher’s assistant Ruthe Deskin along with editors and managers. Subscription rate notes single copy daily ten cents.
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Las Vegas Sun, Inc
Highland Ave
Las Vegas
Nevada
H. M. Greenspun
Ray Germain
Ruthe Deskin
Barbara Greenspun
Haney Womack
Monager
Bryn Armstrong
Larrie Schmidt
Tom Odiskin
Gerry Appleby
Burt Bay
Douglas Ritchie
J. L. Dixon, JR
Ward Griffith Co
Chicago
Detroit
New York
San Francisco
Los Angeles
United Press International
Nevada State Press Association
American Newspaper Publishers Association
California Newsnover Publishers Association
Audit Bureau of Cireulation
Foster’s Shoes and Jewelry Ad Group Listing
An old ad page promotes Foster’s Shoes at 119 No 3rd St offering men women and children footwear. Also Jays Jewelers advertises antique jewelry and EMS metals and asks to buy antique jewelry. A help-wanted blurb seeks part time workers at Sun e Stide next to Ice Palace. Real estate section lists a 3 bedroom 2 bath home in College Park with VA loan and seller financing details.
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Foster's Shoes
No. 3Rd St
Sun@e
Ice Palace
Bath
College Park
Nixon Names VA Director
President Nixon selected Donald E. Johnson, former American Legion national commander, as director of the Veterans Administration replacing William J. Driver. Johnson, 44, runs West Branch Farm Supply, arrived in Newport Beach with his wife and nine children. He will chair the new President's Committee on the Vietnam Veteran and direct a study on veteran benefits for returning servicemen. He served in World War II with the Third Army in Europe and also heads multiple business ventures.
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Richard Nixon
Donald E. Johnson
Veterans Administration
Johnson
William J. Driver
UPI
San Clemente
Calif
Nixon
The
American Legion
Veterans’ Administration
West Branch
Iowa
Newport Beach
Villa San Remo
Newporter Inn
Balboa Bay
Peter Flannigan
White House
Southeast Asia
Defense, Labor, Health, Education and Welfare
Office of Economic Opportunity
Civil Service Commission
Budget Bureau
Third Army
Europe
West
Viet Cong opens talks on rival coalition for South Vietnam
In Paris the Viet Cong announced it has begun negotiating with multiple political groups to form a provisional coalition government for South Vietnam as part of the 10 point peace plan. U.S. negotiator Lodge offered a flexible troop withdrawal formula while insisting on an unconditional Communist pullout.
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Paris
UPI
South Vietnam
Viet Cong
Tran Hoai Nam
United States
Saigon
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge
Hanoi
National Liberation Front
NLF
Alliance of National, Democratic and Peace
Thieu
Washington
Lodge
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Peggy" Robinson
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