Soblen Arrest Highlights U.S. Extradition Ties
Soblen, pursued after entering Israel with a forged passport, faces illegal entry charges that could trigger expulsion from the country. U.S. efforts to repatriate him continue as Israel considers responding to a diplomatic request.
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Near East
Abraham Harman
Israel
Soblen
U.S
Harman
Tel Aviv
New York
Robert M. Morgenthau
United States
Ephriam S. London
Helen Lehman Buttenwieser
Herbert H. Lehman
London
William B. Herlands
Federal
Ministry of Information
Soblem
Russia
Mexico Labor Bloc Backs Kennedy Parade Absence
The National Workers Central will not join the official Kennedy welcome but won’t block individual members. Authorities warn they will crack down on off campus anti Kennedy demonstrations while urging large turnout with ten thousand troops along the route and sound trucks in districts.
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National Workers Central
Kennedy
Confederation of Labor
National
Federal Capital
Weather mentions lightning to southeast of city
Clark County firemen reported no damage or fires from lightning as it stayed southeast of the city. The storm mainly reduced swamp cooler efficiency by lowering humidity, making it feel hotter though temperatures won’t rise.
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Clark County
Mowbray Named Juvenile Court Judge With Broad Service Record
Judge Mowbray directed state county cooperation to place abandoned children in foster homes and led a 10 year plan to expand juvenile detention and probation facilities. He earned a national award in 1961 and has served in Boy Scouts and Catholic community roles in Nevada.
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Freedom Foundation
Valley Forge
Joint Board of Realtors
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Kathryn
John
Romy
Brian
Jerry
Terry Patrick
National Council On Crime and Delinquency
Western Illinois University
Northwestern University
Loyola University Law School
Ilinois
Korea
University of Notre Dame
Boulder Dam
Boy Scouts of America
Catholic Community Welfare
Clark County United Fund
Clark County Mental Health Association
Elks, Eagles
Veterans of Foreign Wars
American Legion
Las Vegas
City of Hope
Las Vegas Serra Club
Knights of Columbus
General Clarke defends remarks amid storm over false report
General Clarke dismissed the story as entirely false and said his comments targeted military administration issues not the public. He welcomed the call up and argued it preserved full strength without draining reserves, while associates condemned the newspaper’s reporting as unfounded and damaging to trust with the commander in chief.
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Clarke
Red River of Life Screening At Faith Bible Chapel
The Moody Science film Red River of Life about blood flow and heart surgery will be shown Sunday evening at 7 30 at Faith Bible Chapel located at Pinto and Shadow Lane.
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Moody Science
Faith Bible
Mortician Here Sued Over Pay Before You Go Plan
Missouri memorials founder Larry E. Clark sues Berkeley L. Bunker former congressman and candidate for lieutenant governor along with Bunker Brothers Mortuary and others in federal court. Clark alleges a scheme to pirate his pre arranged funeral plan with potential profits over 10 000 and seeks injunctions and damages including 150 000 exemplary damages.
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Berkeley L. Bunker
Congress
Bunker
B. Allen Bunker
Patrick J. O’kelly
Memorial Guardian Plans, Inc
Bunker Brothers Mortuary
Larry E. Clark
the Sun
Clark
Missouri Memorials, Inc
Las Vegas Wins 1966 AMA Clinical Session
In Chicago the AMA chose Las Vegas as the site for its 1966 clinical session, after no dissenting votes. Convention Center Director George Albright credited a favorable AGP convention in April and courteous treatment by Las Vegas service staff. Local organizers Wesley Hall James Grear Earl Hillstron and Stanley Hardy helped lay groundwork. Desmond Kelly predicted 10 000 doctors and wives would attend.
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Las Vegas
Amer-ican Medical Association
AMA
Chicago
Convention Center
George
Bud) Albright
Association of General Practitioners
AGP
Albright
The
SUN
Desmond Kelly
Nevada
Wesley Hall
James, Grear
Earl Hillstron
Reno
Stanley Hardy
Kelly
LA Executive Guilty for Exposure to Two Usherettes
Edward E. Cash, 47, of Cupertin o, a Los Angeles finance executive, was found guilty in Municipal Court of indecent exposure to two 17 year old movie usherettes. He received a $500 fine or 250 days in jail. He must pay the fine.
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Los Angeles
Edward E. Cash
Cupertino
Calif
American Acceptance Corporation
Cash
Walter Richards
Harry Claiborne
Joseph MacNamee
Road improvement plan halted by funding limits
Betts told the committee that improvement of the road was planned by the Bureau of Public Roads and the state but that both had stated funds were not available to do the job at this time. Under the federal highway aid formula, the bureau would have put up $9 million with the state paying $1 million.
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Bureau of Public Roads
Betts
Housing program eyed to curb slum growth in city
City aims to keep rents within reach of low income families under a civic improvement plan. The long range strategy targets elimination of slums through a workable financial framework within the development effort.
Senators Clash Over Debt Ceiling and Budget Plans
Sen. Kerr defends House debt ceiling bill amid White House budget push. Sen. Bennett accuses administration of extravagant spending and lack of discipline. Byrd, former Virginia governor, warns of a new federal mortgage costing about 160 million dollars yearly, and predicts a 15 billion plus three year deficit. Williams cites alleged deliberate deficit strategy and calls debt limit the control tool for Congress.
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White House
Robert S. Kerr
Okla
Wallace F. Bennett
Utah
Senate
Byrd
Virginia
Williams
Congress
Power Outages Hit Hyde Park and Charleston Heights
A 32 minute outage struck Hyde Park and much of Charleston Heights after a 12 000 volt line burned out at 2 27 a m causing late commuting for residents. A second seven minute outage occurred at 2 32 p m near 16th and First Streets as a separate lightning driven disturbance sparked further instability.
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Hyde Park
Charleston Heights
Southern Nevada Power Company
Alta Blvd
Las Vegas
16Th
First Streets
Mesquite
Bonanza
Laxalt to appear at July 4 GOP picnic in Clark County
Nevada political figure Oliver Laxalt, once fired by the state, is slated to speak at a Clark County Fourth of July barbecue organized by George Von Tobel. Aimed at civically minded voters, the event offers swimming, a raffle, merchandise auction, and a giant barbecue with all trimmings. Tickets sold at GOP Headquarters and Twin Lakes. prices set at 2 dollars per adult and 1 dollar for children.
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Oliver
Laxalt
Nevada
Clark County
Ormsby County
Carson City
Nevada Industrial Commission
George von Tobel
GOP
Twin Lakes
Open Tonight Till 9 at Von Tobel's
A paid advertisement announces extended evening hours at Von Tobel's, inviting shoppers to visit the store tonight and take advantage of special sales before closing at 9.
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von Tobel
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