De Gaulle Heralds Soviet Peace Ties
President Charles de Gaulle arrived in Kiev amid a half million cheering spectators aboard his flying carpet tour of the Soviet Union. He held talks with Premier Kosygin en route from Leningrad and said France and the USSR are beginning a new life to work for peace.
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Kiev
U.S.S.R
UPI
Charlies de Gaulle
Alexei Kosygin
Leningrad
Soviet Union
de Gaulle
Kosygin
Ukrainian Republic
D. S. Korotchenko
Korotchenko
Ukraine
France
Where I Stand and Bits of Local News
William Goldberg laments unions and Rockefeller sacrifice remarks while noting aviation, war, and civic items. He praises Navy veterans, opera, TV stars, a 25th wedding anniversary, and Las Vegas visit anecdotes amid short social blurbs from Syracuse, Salt Lake City, and Arizona friends.
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Rothschilds
Syracuse
New York
Las Vegas
Salt Lake City
Gene
Dolores Fullmer
Riviera Hotel
Dodd Defends Integrity in Ethics Committee Hearing
Senator Thomas Dodd denied any misconduct amid a 314 hour Senate Ethics Committee session chaired by John Stennis. He defended his actions regarding lobbyist Julius Klein, asserting he helped host German dignitaries and did nothing for gifts while accusing former aides of betraying him.
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Thomas J. Dodd
Julius Klein
Dodd
New York
Senate
John C. Stennis
D-Miss
Senate Ethics Committee
Klein
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Jacob K. Javits
R-N-Y
Falcone Kidnapping Trial Won't Seek Death Penalty
Deputy D A p Grip said the state will not seek the death penalty in the kidnapping case against Joseph R Falcone 30 as jurors were selected in Judge John Sextons court Falcone denies evil intent and the defense cites his despondency epileptic seizures and suicide attempt The Grand Jury returned indictments for grand larceny and robbery though not part of the kidnapping case Drake Delaney moved for a mistrial over remarks to the venire as jury selection stretched all day with both sides calling psychiatric witnesses and questions on intent
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Dist
Earl Grippentrong
Joseph R. Falcone
John Sexton
Falcone
Joe Purselo
Purselo
Fremont Street
District Attorney’s
John Mowbray
Drake Delaney
Grippentrog
Delanoy
Club Owner Pleads Not Guilty in Tropics Fire Case
Al Silvaggio owner of the Tropics Supper Club pleaded innocent in Justice Court to interfering with an officer. The Tropicana at Paradise club burned last Thursday and a trial was set for March 17, 1967, at 4 30 p m in the same courtroom. He said he tried to enter the burning building to rescue valuables. The fire was determined to be deliberate.
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al Silvaggio
Tropics
Justice Court
Tropicana
Paradise
Silvaggio
Visitor Dies Of Injuries In Crash On Lamb Boulevard
Amar Petersen, 69, of California, died in a hospital four days after a two car collision on Lamb Boulevard and Highway 91. His wife Essie, 65, was killed at the scene. The Perris couple were traveling home when the June 22 crash occurred.
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Amar Petersen
California
Lamb Boulevard
Highway 91
Petersen
Essie
Perris
Calif
Editor Annette Buchanan Goes On Trial In News Source Case
Eugene Oregon UP I reports 20 year old Annette Buchanan editor of the Daily Emerald faces a contempt of court trial for refusing to reveal source of marijuana story. Judge Leavy enters not guilty plea for her while district attorney blocks witnesses from naming confidential sources. If convicted she faces up to $300 fine and six months in jail.
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Eugene, Ore
UPI
Annette Buchanan
University of Oregon
The
Daily Emerald
Lane County
Edward Leavy
Leavy
Paul Buchanan
Culinary Wins Front Office Union Certification in Vegas
Culinary Local 226 becomes Las Vegas first union certified by the NLRB as bargaining representative for hotel front office staff. The ruling covers front desk clerks at the El Cortez and could expand to Mint Fremont and other Strip hotels, with PBX operators debated. The case weighs unit composition, not the election itself, and briefs are due July 18.
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Culinary Local 226
Las Vegas
National Labor Relations Board
el Cortez
NLRB
Caesar's Palace
Mint
Fremont
The
Culinary Union
Richman
Greer
Freedom bid denied for Boulder City killer Kuk
District Judge Frank Gregory refused Jerome Kuk a new trial claiming insanity. Kuk, serving a life term for murder from a 1958 Boulder City spree that killed two, had sentence reduced by the state board of pardons to life with parole eligibility in 1969.
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Carson City
UPI
Frank Gregory
Jerome Kuk
Boulder City
State Board of Pardons
Kuk
Rusk Says Communists Overestimate U S Criticism on Viet Nam
Secretary of State Dean Rusk told the SEATO ministerial council that Hanoi hopes to gain ground from internal U S opposition but will fail. He asserted the United States and allies would prevail in South Vietnam and reject Hanoi’s bid to impose its will, despite protests outside the meeting.
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Canberra
Australia
UPI
Dean Rusk
The
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
SEATO
United States
Rusk
South
Viet Nam
Council
Ing
U.S
Hanoi
South Viet Nam
America
Free World
Village Names Derive From Ytterby Sweden
Four elements derive their names from Ytterby the small Swedish village. Yttrium was found there in 1794 and later split into yttrium erbium and terbium. Ytterbium was named for the town as well.
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Ytterby
Sweden
Greyhound Rolls Buses Back to SF After Walkouts
Greyhound resumed service in the San Francisco Bay Area after six weeks as drivers unionized and mechanics ended separate strikes. Company says buses are running on schedule while the Bay Area workflow had been halted. earlier strikes affected Western Greyhound lines across 11 western states.
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San Francisco
UPI
Greyhound
San Francisco Bay Area
Amalgamated Transit Union
Transit Union
Western Greyhound Lines
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