Hershey Opposes Draft Cutbacks During Paris Peace Talks
Hershey urges no reduction in Selective Service quotas as Viet Nam peace talks in Paris proceed. He cites Wilson era mobilization and proposes restoring presidential authority for random draft selection. No hearings set. Hershey spoke at ROA convention.
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LV Judge Denies Bail for Payne
District Judge Thomas O'Donnell ruled that murder suspect Russell Payne is not entitled to bail while awaiting extradition to Wyoming. Payne, 25, is accused of killing his mother Emmalyn Payne, once of Las Vegas and wife of Dr. Martin Payne, Sunrise Hospital chief of staff. Detectives say the parents disappeared June 11 in Jackson, Wyoming, and their bodies may have been dumped in the Snake River.
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Army Moves to Burn Surplus Gas Rather Than Sea Dump
The Army will burn and deactivate most of 26 500 tons of surplus poison gas instead of shipping it for sea disposal. This follows a National Academy of Sciences committee rejection of an Atlantic dump plan via train to Earle New Jersey. Cement encased nerve gas rockets remain a concern at Amniston Alabama and Blue Grass Kentucky.
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Hughes Predicts Landmark Opening Firm For July 1
Howard Hughes asserts the Landmark Hotel will open July 1 after a sale to Hughes was delayed by Plaza Tower bankruptcy. Sun Realty claims $500000 for arranging the sale and may appeal, potentially risking the final sale without a bond.
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Cancer Claims Ben Zenoff In Chicago
Ben Zenoff aged 63 died yesterday of cancer in a Chicago hospital. He was the brother of state Supreme Court Justice David Zenoff and Henderson Home News publisher Morry Zenoff, and the oldest of five brothers.
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Goldsmith Trial Probe Sought by Cedar Rapids Lawyer
Cedar Rapids attorney William Olinger petitioned Nevada officials to review the handling of the David Goldsmith case in which Goldsmith is accused of plotting the killings of his brother Larry Olinger and business partner Robert Stucker for a $200000 life insurance payout. The victims were found shot near Yerington, Nevada, in October 1967. Olinger asked Gov. Paul Laxalt and the Nevada Attorney General to investigate alleged missteps in the case.
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Weather and court notes mix in Nevada case
Mostly sunny with a southwest wind 10 to 15 mph. Today’s high near 100 and low 68. Yesterday’s high 97, low 73. Noontime humidity 7 percent. Sunrise 5 26, sunset 8 02. Olinger comments on swept under carpet talk. Goldsmith pleads no contest to conspiracy to murder, max one year and $1000 fine, sentencing set for July 9.
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City Children’s Zoo at Yale Springs Park to Close
Staff writer Mary Manning reports deplorable conditions at Yale Springs Park Children’s Zoo with overcrowding unsanitary facilities and inadequate staff. Columnist Paul Price adds sharp commentary in the same package on Page 17.
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Las Vegas Sun Probes CCHA Rivalries in Housing Debates
The Las Vegas Sun launches a Sunday through series examining rivalries within the Clark County Housing Authority that threaten two local housing projects. Amid the controversy, contracts for a Henderson elderly housing project are delayed as bidders await decisions.
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