Wind Storm Disrupts Las Vegas Area Power and Transport
Off duty police aided patrols as wind and dust halted services across Las Vegas and Henderson. Power outages hit exchanges 736 and 735 with limited calls. trees fell, signs and windows damaged. several injuries reported minor. Paradise Valley picnicgoers trapped by sandstorm. no serious harm.
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Fight camp rumors and political chatter in Nevada notes
Contents recounts campaign talk for Mel Greh and Emile Griffith welterweight bout with Laie Hodriguem, hotel accommodations for figures like Nixon and Rockefeller, a Desert Inn sale rumor, and local reflections from Milton Prett and Jak Taylor.
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Newborn screening push amid Nevada health talks
Nevada health officials discuss a bill requiring all newborns to be tested for phenylketonuria to prevent mental retardation. Director Donald Mike notes 90 percent of babies are born in hospitals and aims for full coverage. If passed, the program could cost over 15 thousand dollars unless about 4 000 boat owners pay to re register their craft to support state motorboat funding.
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California Trends Show Goldwater Lead Then Rockefeller Surge
Harris survey tracks Republican candidate preferences in California before Oregon and Arizona votes. Goldwater leads early, Rockefeller rises after Oregon, then falters. a final tilt swings toward Goldwater. Nixon holds 20 to 25 percent, Johnson remains dominant across parties.
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Mayor Changes Mind on Flack
The piece notes officials debate creating a new assistant position to relieve the mayor of incidental duties and handle public relations. Disagreements over duties and authority persist, ensuring the mayor and commissioners will handle ceremonial duties for at least another year.
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Red Rock Canyon Plans for Spring Mountain Area
Penny notes Red Rocks Spring Mountain complex holds unique plant and animal life due to isolation by desert barriers. Biologists see long term scientific value and evidence of early Indian life including petroglyphs and mescal pits. Recreation pressure has risen, with limited funding for development. $40,000 earmarked for Calico Canyon or Willow Spring projects. Agencies and officials from NPS BOR FWS Forest Service and Clark and North Las Vegas areas invited to a meeting.
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Rockefeller and Scranton vie over GOP nomination path
Rockefeller dismissed Scranton as a potential leader while Scranton declared he is available for the GOP nomination. He warned against wedging the party from its principles and urged a summit before the governors conference. Eisenhower and Nixon were named as participants with Geldwater leaders skeptical of quick progress. Rockefeller said the main fight remains over the platform.
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Sawyer Wins Support for State Control on Poverty Plan
Sawyer earns backing from three governors conference committee members on public health and welfare for granting states more say in federal anti poverty grants. He criticizes lack of coordination provisions in the Economic Opportunity Act of 1964 and pushes for federal aid cleared through state officers. The committee's final session is set for tomorrow with a conference report due Wednesday.
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Nebraska
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Lake Tahoe convention plans of Nevada GOP leader halted
Lake Tahoe hosted the YRC state convention in April as the Nevada GOP leader planned to attend the National Republican Convention in San Francisco in July to serve as state page. He was a Las Vegas resident for five years born June 11, 1945 in Musca pine Iowa and a Las Vegas High School drama participant. He is survived by his mother Ceola Otte and father William Hudler. Funeral arrangements at Palm Mortuary pending.
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Mafia Boss Bonanno Tied to Canadian Mob, Police Say
Ottawa police and UPI sources indicate Joseph Bonanno, awaiting a Canadian immigration trial, traveled from the United States to oversee the Mafia’s Canadian operations. Authorities cite his alleged leadership among five U S Mafia families and a notable rise in crime linked to the syndicate after a Ontario bill defeat. A Montreal court has set June 26 for his charge of misinformation on a landed immigrant visa and a deportation fight proceeds before Judge Roger Ouimet. Bonanno remains jailed in Montreal.
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Teamsters Claim Election Unfair Fuss Sparks Protest
Teamsters secretary Norm Sennier called the charge sour grapes after cab driver Stuart James, defeated candidate for secretary treasurer, alleged irregularities. James planned protests with the Joint Council in Los Angeles and with the International Teamsters and NLRB, claiming missing voter registration sheets and undisclosed ballots.
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Centennial Parade Marks Sam Clemens Departure
Nevada notes a centennial piece on Sam Clemens leaving the Comstock era. The Virginia City press laments the loss with a mock elegy, noting Mark Twain or S L Clemens will be missed by readers, citizens, De Quille, and local establishments.
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World briefs report on Nehru funeral and global unrest
Indians bid farewell as Jawaharlal Nehru's ashes travel by train from New Delhi to Allahabad for sacred river sprinkling. Riots and accidents disrupt stations. Across Asia Vietnam unrest flares with anti American protests and a clash at Lodge placards. Khrushchev-Geront Tito meeting in Leningrad signals diplomacy amid Sino Soviet tensions. Cyprus and Geneva diplomacy proceed with Afro Asian talks. A student dies from a skull fracture during anti government unrest in Seoul.
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Greeks Grow Jittery as Turks Grow Angrier
The Turkish government reportedly planned an invasion of Cyprus. Turkish Cypriot leaders criticized the UN Peace Force for aiding Greek Cypriots and called off UN escorts. Turkish Cypriot vehicles moved with Red Crescent amid tensions and nighttime maneuvers.
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Two US helicopters shot down in Southeast Asia rescue attempt
Vientiane dispatches report two US Navy AFSA Crusader helicopters were badly damaged by Communist ground fire while attempting to rescue a pilot. Aerial reconnaissance showed up to 50 trucks in supply convoys likely from North Vietnam as Pathet Lao forces push on the Plaine des Jarres region. The Navy pilot ejecting was said to be safe, with rescue efforts continuing as tensions rise over the Pathet Lao Viet Minh offensive and neutralist defenses in Laos.
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