LV Woman Killed In Accident
A 24 year old Las Vegas woman Delma Davenport Koliske mother of three and engaged to marry again was killed Friday night when her car ran off Blue Diamond Road near I 15. The Nevada Highway Patrol said the eastbound car left the road in a left curve and overturned, the driver thrown and the back end pinned, params showed no skid marks and the crash was likely instant death. Police checked for a child after finding a baby seat but the children were at home at the time.
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Agnew Attacks Top Demos At 1400-Strong Dinner
Vice President Richard Nixon aide Spiro Agnew branded key Democrats as “red tools” at a $350000-plus Republican fundraiser for party coffers. He attacked Clifford O'Brien Harriman and others, arguing the West’s failures trace to their leadership and urging continued bold action.
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Unemployment Rise May Be Needed to Curb Inflation
Officials warn the path to lower inflation involves tolerating higher unemployment and weaker output. Brimmer argues inflation will be hard to control and requires a long, taxing effort with sustained tight money to prevent a new credit boost.
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South Vietnamese Open New Front In Drive Across Cambodian Border
A 4,000-man South Vietnamese task force opened a new front inside Cambodia, crossing the border into the Se Bang River Valley. The 23rd Infantry Division led the advance, backed by waves of U S Air Force B52 Stratofortresses to soften the Communist stronghold.
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Navy Serviceman Faces Court Martial Over Cambodia Incident
A Nevada family reports their son and four other sailors were captured in Cambodia after a patrol boat drifted into hostile waters. The mother alleges lack of official communication and questions the charges while Congressmen seek details as the June 30 withdrawal deadline looms.
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China refuses new Sino U.S. talks in Warsaw
In Warsaw, the Chinese government said a new round of ambassadorial talks with the United States is not suitable at this time. The State Department regrets the decision, noting Cambodia remains an obstacle. Previous talks occurred in January and February after a two year pause.
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Barth
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Rescue Worker Fatally Succumbs After 15 Hour Mine Rescue
In Forest Hill California volunteers labored 15 hours to save amateur miner Clifford Cox trapped in an airless 500 foot Gold Rush era mine. Cox survived initially but Benbow 41 a schoolteacher died after being lifted from the shaft. Ward and Cox's partners reported dangerous air as they attempted rescue.
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Edward Alvey
Ward
Hazard
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Sierra
Coloma
Sukarno Dies at 69 Former Indonesian Leader Passes Away
Former Indonesian president Sukarno dies at age 69 after leading the nation through independence struggles. Born June 6 1901 in Blitar East Java he studied engineering and founded the Indonesian Nationalist Party in 1926 pushing for full sovereignty from Dutch rule. His long career featured nationalist zeal and personal entanglements.
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Utari
Environmental Health Meeting Opens Today
National Environmental Health Association opens a six day convention at the Sahara Hotel with about 1,500 delegates. Sen. Peter Dominick will keynote Monday on Radiation Problems in Nuclear Energy Products. Exhibits cover water pollution septic tanks rodent control and radiological topics with SWRHL tours Thursday.
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New Yorkers Arrested On Stolen Checks Charce
Two New York brothers Charles Anthony Ferrara and James Brian Ferrara were arrested in Las Vegas after attempting to cash stolen American Express Traveler's Checks from a 1967 New York robbery. Detectives found about $16,400 in checks and $1,700 in cash, plus a car trunkful of checks.
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Las Vegas Boy,16, Dies After Revolver Incident
Friends sought the boy's parents after the 16 year old took a .22 caliber pistol and shot himself around 2 30 PM Friday. He died at Southern Nevada Memory Hospital near 5 PM. Four youths aged 13 to 15 were reportedly handling the victim's gun. The parents were reportedly in California with another son. The boy's name withheld pending contact.
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