Historic Atom Pact Protects Small Nations
In Geneva the United States the Soviet Union and Britain announced a plan to shield nonnuclear states from atomic attack under a UN Security Council umbrella. The three powers offer immediate aid to treaty signers threatened by nuclear aggression and expect to block China from using nuclear weapons. No comment from India followed the announcement.
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Gift Shop Bandit Given Probation in Las Vegas Case
Leslie Prusaczyk, a 27 year old Polish native who confessed to robbing a Strip Hotel gift shop on November 1 1967 was sentenced in district court to four years in Nevada State Prison. District Judge Howard W. Babcock suspended the sentence and placed Prusaczyk on probation with conditions to restitution work and family ties in California and abstain from alcohol.
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Funman
Nevada State
Howard W. Babcock
Leslie Prusaczyk
DeVoe Haton
Dorothy Young
Prusaczyk
Miss Young
Babcock
California
Marital Status Among the Elderly in Washington
The report notes most men over 65 are married while most women over 65 are widowed. It also states there are nearly four times as many widows as widowers in the elderly population.
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Washington
McCarthy Calls for Honorable End to Vietnam War
Sen. Eugene J. McCarthy told Rivier College students in Nashua that the war should end honorably and that federal policy must address ghetto needs. He argued old approaches failed and urged returning the nation to its proper priorities with jobs homes and education while defending service members.
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UPI
Eugene J. McCarthy
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Vietnam
Spectre of Tentacles Over State Communications Cited
In cross examination Don Reynolds, owner of 17 Nevada properties tied to communications, references FCC and Supreme Court decisions on ownership and diversity. Reynolds testifies he would not divest his broadcast properties if Las Vegas CATV certificate granted, while questions about cable versus broadcast competition continue.
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Nevada
Mathews
Federal Communications Commission
Supreme Court
Reynolds
FCC
Department of Justice
Las Vegas
Reese Taylor
Smith
Deaner
Reynolds Properties
Neil Galatz
Donrey
Taylor
PSC
Daniels
Public Service Commission
Nevada Cablevision
Community Cable TV
Hank Greenspun
Greenspun
Nugent Seeks Vietnam Duty as He Rejoins 113th Wing
Air man 1C Patrick J. Nugent, President Johnson's son in law, says he changed guards units to go to Vietnam. He requested a transfer back to the 113th Tactical Fighter Wing at Andrews AFB, aims to join the war zone if the unit is deployed, and says his family supports his decision. Nugent notes his ultimate objective is Vietnam service and cites duty as his personal obligation alongside younger and older service members.
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UPI
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Vietnam
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Charles S. Robb
White House
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Tex
113Th Tactical Fighter
Andrews Afb
113Th
Luci Johnson
Texas Guard
Luci
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Las Vegas man gets suspended 10 year term in market robbery
Hugh James Austin, 62, was sentenced to a suspended 10 year term after pleading guilty to armed robbery at the Meadows Market on January 9. He admitted being the gunman and stealing about $500. He said he is an alcoholic and is receiving treatment. probation includes restitution and abstaining from alcohol.
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Nevada
Hugh James Austin
Meadows Market
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Austin
Block Given Six Year Term In First Degree Burglary
Richard K Block 19 of Las Vegas was sentenced to six years in Nevada State Prison after a guilty plea to first degree burglary. He was arrested October 18 1967 while attempting to break into Roy W Martin Junior High School and was caught by Las Vegas police sergeants Ray Clark and George Reed as he tried to open the office safe of Principal Bruce F Miller.
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Las Vegas
Nevada
Block
Roy W. Martin
Ray Clark
George Reed
princi _pal
Bruce F. Miller
South Vietnamese Lawmakers Damning Vote of No Confidence
Forty five of sixty three South Vietnamese House members called for a noconfidence vote against Premier Nguyen Van Loc and his government amid claims of incapability during recent Communist attacks. Loc dismissed resignations rumors and pledged swift action against corrupt officials as the crisis centers on President Nguyen Van Thieu and Vice President Nguyen Cao Ky who appointed Loc last November.
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UPI
South Vietnamese
House of Representatives
Nguyen van Thieu
Nguyen Cao Ky
Loc
Wyre Named TWA Manager in Las Vegas
Trans World Airlines named Charles S. Wyre general manager for the Las Vegas area. Wyre, previously district transportation manager there since 1958, will oversee sales, airport operations, and overall Las Vegas activities. He serves in local groups and sits on the International Exposition of Flight board.
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Charles S. Wyre
Las Vegas
Wyre
Boy Scouts
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Elks Club
Chamber of Commerce
International Exposition of Flight
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Gypsie
Reno convict sentenced to life for armed robbery
Billy Williams 35 of Sparkman Ark was sentenced to life in prison after District Judge John Barrett ruled him an habitual criminal. He was convicted of armed robbery for stealing 236 dollars at gunpoint from Reno attorney E Frandsen Loomis on September 6. Williams was arrested under a downtown bridge after Reno officer John Flynn was shot during questioning.
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UPI
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E. Frandsen Loomis
John Flynn
Buchanan Rites Set Here Today
Babette Buchanan 69 mother of the De Castro Sisters died Wednesday at Sunrise Hospital after seven years in town. Born June 14 1898 in Kenilwood Illinois she will be buried or funeral at Guardian Angel Memorial Shrine at 10 a.m. today with the Rev Patrick Hays officiating Surviving are her three daughters Babette Cherie and Peggy De Castro all of Las Vegas.
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Singing de Castro
Sunrise Hospital
Kenilwood
Ill
Guardian Angel Memorial Shrine
Patrick Hays
Babette
Cherie
Peggy de Castro
Las Vegas
Masada Motif in Vietnam War Debate Over Khe Sanh
A columnist compares the siege of Khe Sanh to Masada arguing that fighting to defend the outpost costs American lives and may be futile. The piece criticizes high command overconfidence and claims pills for fatigue and public doublespeak risk turning Marines into kamikazes.
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Khe Sanh
Joint Chiefs
Ki Sanh
U. S
Vietnam
Chicago
Air Force
Water Plant Funds Okayed For Clark County Project
Senators Alan Bible and Howard Cannon announced a $1.5 million grant to aid the Colorado River Commission in building a Southern Nevada central water treatment plant. The facility will be a separately financed unit of the Southern Nevada Water Project, with construction to start in six months and finish within twenty months.
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Colorado River Commission
Alan Bible
Howard Cannon
Bible
Cannon
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