Open Housing Amendment Clears Senate Step Toward Civil Rights Bill
The Senate with a 61 to 19 vote approved the open housing amendment to the civil rights bill, moving toward final passage. The measure would ban discrimination in the sale or rental of 68 percent of U.S. housing and protect civil rights workers, with stiff penalties for riots. The bill also received an 81 to 0 approval for a separate American Indian bill of rights.
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Reynolds deny discounting practice in cross examination
Reynolds top executive testifies managers operate independently and would not oppose lawful combined discount selling, while opponent shows evidence of a Donrey letter offering a multi-property deal. He says no knowledge of labor blacklist and would not condone coordinated ad concessions unless customers ask for a total budget.
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Expectant Gl Changes Plans
Richard D. Ginn 20 and Linda Sue Martin 22 of 594 Sierra Vista Drive were jailed for possession of narcotics after deputies seized a pound of marijuana and drug paraphernalia from their apartment. Ginn allegedly planned to take the marijuana with him upon leaving for military service.
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Pan Am Loses After Taxes in January
Pan American World Airways reports a January loss after taxes of 2,674,000 dollars reversing a year ago profit of 1,623,000 dollars or five cents a share. Operating revenues reached 74,044,000 dollars, up 11 percent from 66,727,000, while expenses rose to 75,974,000 dollars from 62,881,000, driven by a 24.7 percent rise in revenue miles flown boosting capacity for passenger and cargo traffic.
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Suspect OKs Extradition in Soledad Prison Escape Case
Jerry Reece Peacock, on FBI Ten Most Wanted list, waived extradition in district court and will be transported to Los Angeles to face a murder charge. FBI agents captured Peacock Tuesday at a ranch five miles east of Mesquite where he had been working while evading capture after escaping Soledad State Prison.
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Soledad
Nevadan Dies In Vietnam
The Defense Department lists Sp. 4 David L. Bidart, U S Army, as killed in action in Vietnam. Bidart was the son of Mr Louis Bidart of Winnemucca Nevada.
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Alleged Girl Friend Of Azbill on Stand
A Las Vegas woman Nancy Sue Lynch testified in a probate hearing over Rose Azbill's estate and invoked the Fifth Amendment. Judge Mendoza allowed her to refuse questions and followed a prior bench ruling. The case also involves Sylvester J. Azbill's indictment for his wife's death and move to appoint a general administrator amid questions of financial responsibility.
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Ken Jones
Court Convicts Viet Pilot on Disobeying Order
Air Force Captain Dale Noyd, a self described conscientious objector, was found guilty by an eight member court martial of disobeying a lawful order by refusing to fly a training mission with a Vietnam bound student pilot on December 5. Sentencing follows later after post verdict proceedings.
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Flower and Beauty Shops Burglarized for Over $3000
Dow's Flower and Gift Shop at 824 Las Vegas Blvd. South reported $1710 stolen from an unlocked safe after entry via an upstairs window. Tony's Beauty House at 4041 Audrie reported $1350 taken from a purse in a locked closet opened without force.
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Audrie
SUN Seminar Aims to Tackle Drug Abuse Among Youth
The SUN announces a three day April seminar at the Convention Center to address drug abuse including prescription drugs and self medication. It enlists the FDA Clark County School Administration and local leaders to educate the public and explore preventive measures.
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Food and Drug Administration
Clark County
the Sun
Greek tanker aground near Eleuthera spills oil
The 550-foot General Colocotronis ran aground off Eleuthera in the Bahamas forcing 29 crew to abandon ship. Oil slick formed two miles wide as rough seas washed toward the pink and white beaches. No injuries reported. only the captain and radio operator remained aboard.
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