Rescuers Traverse Sunrise Mountain to Save Stranded Woman
Two women aided a third, Mrs. Burrows, after her truck stuck in a Vegas Wash swamp. Jo Ann Brooks and Annyce Van Slyke walked 11 hours through wind and darkness to summon help. Deputies later rescued Burrows and her dog Tiny, offering food and pineapple juice in the field.
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Crawford St
Annyce van Slyke
Sunrise Mountain
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Las Vegas
Sheriff’s Office
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Sunrise
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Sheriff's Deputies
Butts
Anderson
Tiny
Theeliff
Blue Sky Law Proposed to Curb Stock Promotions
Olsen seeks a statewide measure to curb indiscriminate stock sales by promoters. A draft law would fingerprint, register, and license promoters, require investor prospectuses, and mandate disclosure of company details and sales commissions. Mendoza aims to borrow ideas from other regions and present a draft to county commissioners next week.
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John Mendoza
Olsen
Mendoza
President urges pilots to delay walkout amid talks
The President urged the flight engineers to stay on the job after talks between engineers and airlines in Washington collapsed. Pan American, Eastern, and TWA were affected. A strike seemed likely after engineers rejected arbitration. Key issue is reducing jet cockpit crews from four to three along with wages hours and working conditions.
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Washington
Pan American
Astern
TWA
Stocks Seen Falling Before Steady Floor To Rise
The market faced more declines before a solid floor, with Washington developments not likely to trigger a rally. The trading day showed a nine minute late ticker and five minutes late at close, totaling 6,240,000 shares, the busiest since the last day of the prior month.
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Washington
Land dispute over flood control project prompts meeting
Greene voices confusion as BLM reverses an initial order kicking small tract claimants off land tied to a Clark County flood control project. The Army Corps of Engineers offered no information, leaving claimants seeking maps and explanations ahead of tonight's meeting.
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Federal Register
Greene
BLM
Rnline
Clark County
Army Corps of Engineers
Las Vegas Jaycees Week Set With Parade and Packed Hotels
Jaycees week kicks off with police motorcycle patrols and caravan escorts across Las Vegas. A Sunday to Monday schedule routes crowds to the Convention Center with a Wednesday parade from Cashman Field. Hotels report full occupancy and a record tourist weekend.
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Skelton
Harris Motorcycle Patrol
Jaycees
Las Vegas
Convention Center
Cashman Field
Las Vegas Blvd
Fremont
Twin Lakes Lodge
Army Pershing missile fails in test flight at Cape Canaveral
A Pershing missile's second stage trouble caused it to fall short of its planned 160 mile flight at Cape Canaveral. The test followed Army plans to activate its first Pershing equipped combat unit by month end. The demonstration involved the Army and Martin Company near Orlando, makers of the solid fuell rocket. An Army Pershing battalion is to be organized at Fort Sill before month end and deployed in Europe next year.
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Cape Canaveral
UPI
Army
Martin Company
Orlando
Washington
Fort Sill
Okla
Europe
OAS Plot Foiled in de Gaulle Assassination Bid
Six OAS commandos were seized near a small eastern French town before they could strike at de Gaulle after an Algerian referendum pledge. Despite the arrests, de Gaulle mingled with crowds in the streets as security restrictions blocked planes and cars along his route.
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Secret Army Organization
OAS
France
de Gaulle
Paris
Lure
Algeria
Court Cameras Not Wanted by Judges Say Privacy Prevails
Retired federal judge Robert N. Wilkin argues in the American Bar Association Journal that no judge can waive a defendant’s privacy by allowing cameras or broadcasting in court. He warns against pressures from canon 35 revisions, as a study group weighs amendment.
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Chicago
UPI
Robert N. Wilkin
American Bar Association Journal
Wilkin
American Bar Association
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