Israel Intensifies Air Raids on Jordan Fronts Near Dead Sea
United Press International reports an hours long Israeli air assault across Jordan Valley near Qalya beach with artillery fire and air strikes on Jordanian positions. Reports say life halted in the area while Jordanian forces redeployed and reporters were turned back.
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Jordan
Middle East
Jordan Valley
Dead Sea
Amman
Miss Anderson
Qalya Beach
Abdullah Bridge
Death of Met star Brian Sullivan noted by officials
Police probe into the death of Brian Sullivan a Met Opera veteran born in Oakland California and known for stage roles in Show Boat Street Scene Fidelio and Otello. Sullivan appeared on The Telephone Hour and The Voice of Firestone and served in World War II.
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The
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California
Florestan
Herod
Salome
Otello
Verdi
Telephone Hour
Firestone
San Francisco
Opera
Oakland
Calif
Harry Joseph Sullivan
Brian
Tito Schipa
University of Southern California
LV Police Cyclist Injured In Mishap
Las Vegas motorcycle officer Edward Schaub 31 sustained minor knee injuries after colliding with a car driven by Patricia E. Striplin 28 of 2016 Alta Dr as it pulled from a shopping center lot on Alta Drive near Decatur Boulevard. Striplin was cited for failing to yield the right of way.
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Las Vegas
Alta Drive
Decatur Boulevard
Edward Schaub
Patricia E. Striplin
Alta Dr
Striplin
Police Holding Lana's Husband After Alleged Murder Attempt
The suspect, Dante, is jailed while investigators probe an alleged murder attempt tied to a jealous marriage to Lana Turner. Earlier, Dante faced a theft case over seven boats from Marlin Boat Co yard in Santa Ana, with a bad check for 17460 dollars. He allegedly failed to appear for a court date in 1968.
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Marlin Boat Co
Santa Ana
Calif
Ronald Snyder
Orange County
Dante
Snyder
Landmark problems loom as bond posted for Plaza Tower case
Judge may require Sun Realty to post a bond sufficient to protect Plaza Tower and other creditors in the Landmark involuntary bankruptcy. Hughes planned a 17.3 million investment to settle about 80 creditors and end the case, but Sun Realty appeals a bankruptcy referee order over a 500 thousand broker commission claimed from the Landmark sale, potentially delaying Hughes plan to open July 1.
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Sun Realty
Plaza Tower, Inc
Hughes
Landmark
Ex Panthers Critics Say Chiefs Swerved From Original Arm Policy
Ex Panther members charge Huey P Newton’s conviction shifted the group from defending Negroes to broader militancy. Powell and his family joined in 1965 in Los Angeles then Oakland before breaking last year. They accuse the Panthers of financing robberies with one third sent to national HQ. Powell says new members are warned there is no exit once joined.
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Powells
Los Angeles
Oakland
Powell
Bodies Of M D and Wife Feared Lost In River
Cheney reported bloodstains on a bridge section scratched by a heavy object. Sheriff noted two 30 gallon trash cans missing from the Payne home. Officials warned the Paynes might be lost in the Snake River as water drags bodies beneath rocks.
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Cheney
Payne
Paynes
Ernie Wampler
The
Wyoming Game and Fish Commission
Heavy Bombardments Thwart Red Infiltration Attempts
Allied forces with air, artillery, and naval fire halted North Vietnamese infiltration near the DMZ and in the A Shau Valley. In heavy fighting, nearly 200 Communists were killed while U.S. units suffered 28 dead and 46 wounded. The campaign included the Montgomery Rendezvous operation and continued pressure on Hamburger Hill, with B52 bombers in service for four years.
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UPI
South Vietnam
Demilitarized Zone
A Shau
Hamburger Hill
U. S
U.S
Montgomery
Dmz Buffer Zone
Dong Ha
SNMH Billing Row Sparks County Ultimatum and Probes
Storms erupt as SNMH accuses county of paying indigent bills to mask hospital management flaws. Henry says 100 percent acceptance could mean a $236,786 liability, while typical 30 percent rejection would reduce unpaid sums. County settled indigent accounts Feb 14, with $542,000 billed and $122,000 not yet due. officials claim about $166,000 remains owed of $420,000, not $446,074. Henry and Dawson say auditing team lacks necessary documents from hospital admin. Adams defends timing of payments, while Henry criticizes hospital staff for demanding public funds and notes few rebuttals to rejected claims.
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Henry
SNMH
Don Dawson
Adams
Snmh Board of Trustees
State Demands First Degree Azbill Verdict
The defense notes medical testimony disputing Azbill death from a December 1967 fire while prosecution witnesses claim arson and assault. Judge Wartman schedules a sequence of instructions and arguments with a late afternoon jury deadline. Separately, county officials debate indigent patient payments and SNMH billing amid new law shifting proof of indigence to the county.
Curbside Chef Curbed by Law in Las Vegas Incident
A Las Vegas man attempted a 3 a.m. outdoor barbecue on a trash can near a bar. Firefighters extinguished the blaze and cited the man, sending him home with a warning.
City approves police fire pay hikes and taxes in bold changes
City commissioners approve a 5 percent average increase in police and fire pay steps with new bi weekly salaries. Rookie salaries rise to 696 a month. A half cent sales tax and cigarette tax and liquor tax 50 cents a gallon are approved. Retroactive pay for firemen awaits Nevada Supreme Court ruling. Additional actions include zoning denials and lane widening projects plus liquor license transfers and slot machine increases.
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Nevada Supreme Court
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