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Newspaper

Las Vegas Sun

Location

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1966

Page

2

Dodd Urges Perjury Action Over Lobbyist Payoff Claim

Sen Thomas J Dodd asked the Justice Department to pursue perjury charges after witness Marjorie Carpenter testified she overheard aides suggest Julius Klein paid Dodd at least 10000 to aid Klein West German clients The hearing also featured former aide James P Boyd and others denying the claims with testimony later stricken or contradicted.

Washington UPI Thomas J. Dodd Julius Klein Justice Department Connecticut Democrat Marjorie Carpenter Dodd Klein James P. Boyd John Stennis Germany

Sawyer Addresses Italian Heritage at Grand Lodge Convention

Gov. Grant Sawyer opened Nevada’s 31st Grand Convention of the Grand Lodge of Califor nia, Sons of Italy in America at the Stardust Hotel. He praised Italian settlers in Nevada and the West and noted their civic involvement, heritage, and culture. Over 1,000 delegates attended, with about 500 at a banquet hosted by Angelo Manzi. Las Vegas Lodge committee chairs named.

Grant Sawyer Grand Convention Grand Lodge of California Sons of Italy America Nevada Stardust Hotel Sawyer Independent Order of the Western Region Angelo Manzi Las Vegas The

Fountain Gets His Station

The Board of Zoning Adjustment approved a use permit for a service station at Washington and Tonopah Highway on city commissioner Ed Fountain and developer Anthony Miranti’s property. Thirty three neighbors opposed rezoning. no one objected to the permit though two attorneys filed protests. Appellants have ten days to appeal to the City Commission.

Board of Zoning Adjustment Washington and Tonopah Highway Ed Fountain Anthony Miranti Fountain Franklin Smith Gene Carrigan George Dickerson

First U S wealth valuation dated 1805 report

Washington reports the 1805 valuation of U S wealth showing land at 2 to 6 dollars per acre forming two thirds of a 214 billion dollar total. Excluded was the Louisiana Purchase though, with homes and clothing adding 360 million and total American industry at 40 million.

Washington U.S Louisiana Purchase

Huge West Water Plan Nears Okay

The House Reclamation Subcommittee advanced a 1.7 billion dollar Colorado River basin water package. It tentatively approved the central Arizona project and two Grand Canyon dams while considering a substitute bill to strike the dams.

Washington UPI House Reclamation Colorado River Central Arizona Grand Canyon Hualapai John P. Saylor R-Pa GOP Interior Committee Subcommittee Colorado Basin

Johnson rejects King's request for federal protection

President Johnson declined Dr. Martin Luther King Jr's plea for federal protection for civil rights marchers in Mississippi. Gov. Paul Johnson assured law and order would be kept as Mississippi Highway Patrol units were dispatched to Philadelphia, with Justice Department personnel and Asst. Atty. Gen. Doar available on site through the march. White House did not release Johnson's wire to King.

John Doar Justice Department Mississippi Fleming White House Johnson King

Vatican panel leans toward birth pill use with limits

Vatican sources say Pope Paul’s birth control commission favors oral pills as a supplement to rhythm rather than a standalone contraceptive. Majority experts reportedly push for broader liberalization, but final decision rests with the Pope after the commission’s report due soon.

Vatican City UPI Vatican Paul Special Commission Commission

Harrah's Club adopts every-hand shuffle in 21

Nevada Gaming Control Board says such a change at Harrah's Club Reno and Lake Tahoe is not illegal and may deter card counters. Gene Evans cites experimentation and potential odds benefit, while the spokesman notes house rules vary and are subject to state approval and market competition.

Carson City UPI Nevada Gaming Control Board Reno Lake Tahoe Gene Evans Evans Nevada Harrah’s

Laxalt’s Opener Draws Democlasts in Nevada

UPI reports Republican Lt. Gov. Paul Laxalt drew sharp criticism from three top Nevada Democrats after his campaign address. Democratic Chairman William Macdonald Reno gubernatorial hopeful Charles Springer and State Economic Development Director Richard Rhyno accused Laxalt of apathy, vague plans, and failure to engage with economic development efforts despite promising a new approach to attract industry. Laxalt urged action and a nonpartisan economic push.

Macdonald Laxalt Nevada

Brown Laughs Off Poll Giving Reagan Victory

Gov Brown dismissed a California Poll by Melvin Field showing Reagan leading 52 to 37 percent with undecideds. He conceded Reagan's public relations advantage but called it a new ball game and noted Salinger fared better at a similar point two years ago.

Brown Reagan California Melvin Field Pierre Salinger Salinger George Murphy Calif

Where I Stand on Draft Fairness and Policy

The piece argues drafts based on chance failed in World War I and II and would risk valuing men at home less. It notes exemptions and de ferments are needed even with a lottery and criticizes current inequities. With Vietnam ongoing, it stresses the need for a fair system though full abandonment seems unlikely.

Robert McNamara Secretary of Defense

Indictment of 15 Klansmen in Dahmer firebomb slaying

A federal grand jury charged 15 men linked to the White Knights and United Klans with two counts under civil rights law for the January firebombing death of Vernon Dahmer in Hattiesburg Mississippi. Among those named is Sam H. Bowers Jr. imperial wizard. Hamilton identified as store owner arrested in Hattiesburg.

Bilox, Miss UPI William Hamilton Sr Hattiesburg Hamilton Miss U.S Jack Pittman Vernon Dahmer Dahmer National Association For the Advancement of Colored People NAACP Sam H. Bowers Jr FBI Imperial Wizard White Knights Ku Klux Klan Mississippi The United Klans Bowers

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