Four LDS Church Leaders Die in Las Vegas Air Crash
Four high ranking members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints died in an air crash near Las Vegas on Friday. The fatalities include prominent church leaders and officials as investigators begin to determine the cause of the crash.
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LDS Church
Vegas
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Las Vegas
David Waite
Highway 5
Nellis Air Force Base
UPI
Violent society challenged by 1968 calm and law
Senator Cannon argues for national restraint and lawful authority amid social upheaval. He urges enforcing the law, addressing poverty and ignorance, and avoiding mob rule while citing Congress action to assist local police and combat crime. The piece links violence to national choices and responsibility.
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Congress
Funeral Rites Planned for Plane Crash Victims
Funeral services for three of the four victims of a private plane crash Friday night are set for tomorrow and Tuesday. Richard Taylor, 55, will be buried in St George after a 10 a.m. service at LDS Snake Center Henderson. He owned Taylor Steel Co and lived in Henderson 17 years. Donations to LDS Primary Children’s Hospital are requested in lieu of flowers. Survivors include his wife Ruth.
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Richard Taylor
Lds Snake Center
Cholla Way
Henderson
St. George City Cemetery
St. George
Utah
Salt Lake City
Mr. Taylor
Park Lane
Taylor Steel Company
LDS Primary Children’s Hospital
Ruth
Hen
Record High Heat With Light Breeze Suppresses Relief
Sunny conditions with southerly winds 10 to 25 mph push today’s high to 105 degrees and a low of 70. Humidity at noontime is 9 percent. yesterday’s high also reached 105 with a 74 low. Sunrise is 5:27, sunset 8:02.
Maiden flight of world’s largest C5A jet rescheduled
Lockheed officials postponed the C5A maiden flight in Marietta after a wheel-assembly fire caused a delay. The 246 foot long, 250 ton plane later again taxied and ran its engines, with a 7 a.m. takeoff planned as crowds watched.
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Marietta, Ga
Lee Poore
LBJ Urges US and USSR to Reduce Armaments
President Johnson called for immediate action to halt building weapon systems and seek security in a more rational way. He spoke at the dedication ceremony, urging steps to curb arms competition between the United States and the Soviet Union.
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Nashville, Tenn
UPI
Johnson
United States
Soviet Union
Yanks Brace for Possible New Attack on Saigon
Communist forces attacked U S Marines withdrawing from Khe Sanh while Son Tra survivors buried 88 dead and 103 wounded. U S spokesmen said 46 Communists killed in two Saigon clashes and B52s hit concentrations 28 and 77 miles northeast of the capital. A river mine damaged a Saigon bridge 17 miles north with light casualties reported.
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Saigon
UPS
U.S
Khe Sanh
Son Tra
U. S
Demilitarized Zone
Dick, Rocky Vie For Big Texas Vote
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey drew applause 32 times during an hour long speech defending his Johnson Administration record. In the Republican camp, Nelson A. Rockefeller aimed to head off a Texas belt to Richard M. Nixon by 56 Texas delegates to the GOP convention.
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Rocky
Big Texas
United Press International
Hubert H. Humphrey
Johnson
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Texas
Richard M. Nixon
Masonic Rites Planned for A. E. Cahlan Pioneer Nevada Publisher
Funeral services for A. E. Cahlan, pioneer Nevada newspaperman aged 69, will be held at 3:30 p.m. tomorrow in the Church of Religious Science at 1420 Harmon Ave near Nevada Southern University with full Masonic rites. Interment at Palm Mausoleum in Building of Acacia. Palm Mortuary in charge. Survived by widow Ruth Schuyler Cahlan, daughter Ruth Marion, son J. Forest Cahlan, and brother John F. Cahlan. Donations may be made to Nevada Southern University in Cahlan's name.
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Nevada
A. E. Cahlan
Church of Religious Science
Harmon Ave
Nevada Southern University
Barclay Johnson
Acacia
Palm Mausoleum
Ruth Schuyler Cahlan
Las Vegas
Ruth Marion
Henderson
Iona
J. Forest Cahlan
John F. Cahlan
Testimony Taken On Drug Problem By Subcommittee
A state legislative narcotics subcommittee chaired by Assemblyman Ze Lowman wrapped two days of public hearings at the Convention Center. He announced further hearings will be held next fall at the University of Nevada campuses in Las Vegas and Reno.
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Ze| Lowman
Convention Center
Las Vegas
Reno
University of Nevada
Lowman
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Apex
James Fullmer
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Gromykoon
Masonic Order
Palm Mortuary
Cahlan
Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital
Jaune Sun
Ann Landers
MME
Fasac Ck
Hy Gardner
Joe Delaney
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