Four Hurt In Rash Of Auto Mishaps In Las Vegas Area
Four persons badly hurt in a series of auto crashes. John George Filizzola 43 cited for failure to yield at a stop sign after a Flamingo Road collision. Marilyn Cantrell 20 and Denise Pratt 17 seriously injured when Cantrells car rolled four times on Spring Mountain Road. John Daniel Vasquez cited for felony DUI after collision on U S 91 North at Lamb Boulevard.
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North Wales
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Bombers launch raids around Saigon as Vinh and Dong Hoi battles flare
U S air and naval forces press new strikes in North and South Vietnam. Raids target two Communist base camps southeast of Saigon while B52s guard the capital. A major arsenal near Dong Hoi sustains heavy explosions as pilots describe dozens of secondary blasts. A South Vietnamese battalion battles a Communist force along Highway 20 near Dinh Quan.
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Record Heat Sweeps Over Southwest
A storm system damaged farm buildings and cotton crops in the Southwest while a bridge to Port Aransas was washed away isolating Padre Island. Brenda became a hurricane in the Atlantic. Tornadoes appeared in Illinois and Iowa with little damage. Severe storms caused trailer damage in Denison Iowa and flight stoppage at O Hare.
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Dodd Pushes Strong Federal Gun Controls in TV Debate
Sen. Thomas J. Dodd urged passage of nationwide gun registration and bans on certain firearms, citing public demand while NRA president Harold W. Glassen argued registration fails to curb crime and could lead to confiscation. Sen. Eugene J. McCarthy said his no gun control stance was not opposition to controls.
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March Leader Accuses Police of Fire Bombs at Resurrection City
Abernathy charges Park Police with mass brutality during the seven week Resurrection City march. He demands a full investigation and says he will present later evidence of infiltrators and police provocation. He vows followers will not leave and warns of potential federal eviction being confronted.
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NAACP leader favors non violence amid splinter clashes
Roy Wilkins executive director of the NAACP said the organization would continue to stress racial non violence amid a militant surge within its ranks. He spoke on the eve of the NAACP 59th convention in Atlantic City about 3500 delegates and noted dissident members remain part of the group.
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Miss Nevada Crowned In State Contest 1967
Sharon Davis, crowned by outgoing Miss Nevada 1967 Vicky Landeck, will visit Washington DC to meet Nevada's congressional delegation and take part in the Reno rodeo and Fourth of July parade before heading east for the Miss America pageant. Davis wins a $1000 scholarship and a year of use of a new car for her talents.
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Kennedy adds heft to Humphrey ticket in poll tilt
An Harris Poll analysis shows a Kennedy Nixon race would favor Humphrey by about 51 to 41 with Kennedy on the ticket. Kennedy strengthens Democratic margins across key groups, notably among Negroes, women, and under-35 voters, boosting Humphrey’s lead in several matchups.
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NATO to issue stern ultimatum to Russia by Wednesday
NATO sources say alliance will approve a clear warning to Moscow over East German provocations affecting Berlin access. Western alarms stress responsibility lies with the Big Four, with protests directed at Moscow rather than East Germany. Rusk and Brandt traveled to Bonn for bilateral talks ahead of NATO ministerial sessions.
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Bus Plunge Kills Dozens in Korean Reservoir Crash
A bus with about 60 South Koreans slid off a cliff into a reservoir 80 miles northeast of Seoul. Initial reports feared heavy casualties as about 40 passengers were trapped inside the submerged bus. Survivors broke windows and swam to shore.
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Egyptian Guns Swap Shots With Israelis
United Press International reports heavy fighting along the Suez Canal as Egyptian and Israeli forces exchanged machine gun, mortar, and artillery fire for over an hour. Each side blamed the other for starting the clash. Israel reported two soldiers lightly wounded. Egypt said six Egyptian soldiers were slightly hurt before a ceasefire.
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