British to Test Nuclear Underground in Nevada Polaris Project
AEC spokesmen in Las Vegas refused to comment on a SUN Washington column about British scientists conducting underground nuclear tests at the Nevada proving grounds this summer and fall under the Polaris missile program. The Allen-Scott Report says the U S grants access because Britain lacks facilities.
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Parole Bill Moves Toward Final Passage In Nevada
Gov. Grant Sawyer's parole bill gained three parliamentary wins in Carson City as Republicans failed to refer SB-230 back to committees. The measure was moved to the second reading file and could win final passage early next week amid charges that Sawyer is pressuring the Democratic majority.
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National Medicolegal Symposium opens with 1700 lawyers and doctors
The three day event at the Dunes Hotel draws delegates from most states and Canada co sponsored by the AMA and ABA. Dr Don Harper Mills of Los Angeles discusses medico legal issues including narcotic addiction and battered children laws. Governor Grant Sawyer asks residents not to panic over parole bill and notes support from the Women’s Democratic Club.
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Freedom overreach in Berkeley crisis sparks editorials
The piece condemns Berkeley students for obscene four letter chants and signs, calling the so called Freedom of Filthy Speech movement a product of sick minds. It mocks the movement and proposes hiring Sheriff Jim Clark as a consul tant to calm tensions and shift blame toward civil rights marchers in Alabama.
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Murder or death by own action Doctor and lawyer tangle in court
In Las Vegas a criminal attorney and the county medical examiner clash at a murder trial. Horace G. Tucker, 65, stands accused of shooting Omar Evans, 41, whose body was found at Tucker's home after a call to police. Dr. James Clarke testified the death came from aorta damage and massive hemorrhage with possible instant unconsciousness. The cross examination focused on Evans's consciousness after the shot.
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U S to send more troops to South Vietnam
Washington reports additional American forces likely will be organized units rather than advisers. The buildup may push U S troops toward 3,000, with 27,000 already in country after 3,500 Marines landed at Da Nang Air Base to guard key facilities.
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Sanza Named Acting Director at Spring Mountain Youth Camp
Ted Sanza aged 31 was appointed acting director of Spring Mountain Youth Camp. He previously coordinated at the youth rehabilitation center and had applied for the post after former director Richard Little was chosen. Lanza took over duties Thursday per Robert Mullen.
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Spring Mountain
Ted Sanza
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Henderson Mayor Vetoes Charter Creating City Manager
Henderson Mayor William Byrne vetoes a charter measure that would replace him with a city manager. The Henderson City Council approved the charter 3-0 on March 6 and plans to introduce it in Nevada legislature this week. A council override appears possible as four members—Lorin Williams Ida Belle Riggin Wilbur Hardy and Dr. Paul Marshall—back the charter.
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Wilbur Hardy
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Minister dies after Selma beating as four men charged with murder
Rev. James J. Reed, 38, a white Boston minister, died from a beating by segregationists after a Selma civil rights demonstration. Four white men were charged with murder in a fast police action, with $25 000 bonds. Demonstrations in Birmingham and Selma spanned hours as the city mourned. Reed’s widow prepared to travel to Boston with family.
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Smoke Confusion at Stardust Hotel Foyer
A dramatic hotel fire scare at the Stardust on the Las Vegas Strip proved to be a false alarm as a shorted neon light caused rising steam and smoke from the marquee. Fire department officials said the scene was a misperception, not an actual blaze.
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Rain Causes Multiple Nevada Traffic Crashes
Heavy rain in the Las Vegas Valley prompted a rash of accidents. The worst crash occurred on Highway 95 South when Christian Wanner, 49, rolled his car four times, injuring him seriously. In another incident at Paradise and Riviera Roads, Wayland Milford Miller, 51, sustained serious injuries as three vehicles collided.
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Santa Paula
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