Nevada Atty General warns on remap plan in lawsuit briefs
Atty Gen Harvey Dickerson says legislators cannot intervene in a federal suit over reapportionment and urges funding his office for legal action. Lawmakers form a five man committee to oppose remapping and seek congressional action on a constitutional amendment. The Nevada suit, naming state officers, is set for a June 23 hearing.
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UPI
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Paul Laxalt
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Floyd Lamb
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Warren Monroe
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Roger Bissett
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Clark County
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Las Vegas
Nevada faces cabaret tax and real estate levy debates
In Carson City Nevada lawmakers debated AB 575 to impose a 10 percent cabaret tax on admissions and related items with a tax credit against the federal cabaret tax. SB 299 would tax real estate transactions at two percent, funded by Nevada real estate stamps. The Legislature also killed a plan for a new supreme court and library building and considered dog rabies control, mobile home property taxes, and trespassing rules near Lake Tahoe.
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UPI
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Nevada
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Ormsby County
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West Germans Reject Arms-for-Pact Offer
West Germany rejects an Israeli arms for ambassadors deal and resists Arab threats over Bonn Jerusalem ties. Chancellor Erhard declines resuming arms shipments as price for formal relations. Nasser vows actions but observers view threats as leverage in regional pressure. Foreign ministers meet in Cairo to discuss Bonn Jerusalem developments.
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UPI
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UAR
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Nation's Weather By United Press International
Temperatures and precipitation totals for the 24 hour period ending at 4 a.m. are reported by United Press International. Weather data cover major cities and regions with highs, lows, and rainfall amounts typical for the period.
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United Press International
Temperature Extremes Record Across States
UPI reports the coldest reading outside Alaska and Hawaii as 6 below at Hibbing Minnesota and the hottest as 90 degrees at Cotulla Texas on Thursday morning.
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UPI
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Alaska
Hawaii
Hibbing
Minn
Cotulla
Tex
Cryogenic Curtain Channels Aid Cold Freight
UPI reports a new cryogenic refrigeration system for trucks ships and rail cars uses one inch by half inch channels cut into insulation walls floors and ceilings. Liquid nitrogen at 320 degrees F vaporizes and flows through these channels creating a cold curtain around the cargo.
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Chicago
UPI
LBJ Schedules Clergy Meeting On Alabama Racial Tensions
President Lyndon Johnson will meet Friday at 10 30 a m EST with two clergy groups to discuss Alabama racial tensions. The groups include the National Council of Churches Commission on Race and Religion and an informal civil rights group led by Rev Walter Fauntroy known as Citizens for Federal Protection in Alabama.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
Alabama
White House
George E. Reedy
National Council of Churches’ Commission On Race and Religion
Walter Fauntroy
Fauntroy
District of Columbia
Citizens For Federal Protection
Reedy
National Council of Churches
Princess Grace’s Brother to Be Godfather at Stephanie Baptism
John Kelly brother of Princess Grace of Monaco will be godfather to Princess Stephanie at her baptism on March 13 in Monte Carlo Cathedral. Kelly a former Olympic rowing champion from Philadelphia will stand with Elizabeth-Ann De Massy, Stephanie’s aunt by marriage, as godmother. Cardinal Eugene Tisserant will conduct the ceremony at Monte Carlo Cathedral.
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Monaco
UPI
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Grace
Stephanie
Kelly
Philadelphia
Elizabeth-Ann de Massy
Prince Rainier
Eugene Cardinal Tisserant
Sacred College of Cardinals
Air Force Swings at Viet Cong in Major Raid
U S Air Force F100 Supersabres led a major strike near Da Nang with 15 to 20 jets returning without loss. Vietnamese Skyraiders supported the attack on Viet Cong positions, while a Canberra B57 was reported down with two crew missing after a separate jungle crash in Binh Dinh Province. A ground party retrieved the empty cockpit from the downed bomber.
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Viet Nam
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McNamara Reports $50 Million Boost in Viet Nam Aid
Defense Secretary McNamara told Congress that the current aid to South Viet Nam totals about 700 million dollars with a new 50 million transfer from economic to military funds to cover rising war costs. He cited a 170 million request for special combat needs in Viet Nam and Laos beyond normal allocations.
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API
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Defense
Robert S. McNamara
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House Foreign Affairs Committee
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Laos
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Rome Cardinal Micara Dies After Long Illness
Clemente Cardinal Micara 85 longtime papal vicar for Rome died Thursday after a lengthy illness. His death lowers the Sacred College to 102 members as Pope Paul VI had raised it to 103 in the February consistory. He died at Renaissance Chancellery Palace Rome from kidney failure.
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UPI
Clemente
Micara
Sacred College
Paul
Cardinal Micara
Tom Bean Execution Date Set for 19 Year Old
Thomas Lee Bean, 19, is scheduled for execution by gas chamber on April 7 for the 1963 murder of British Olympic skier Sonja McCaskie. Dist. Judge Grant Bowen issued the warrant after the Nevada Supreme Court directed a date be set. Bean’s attorney plans a habeas corpus appeal.
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Reno
UPI
Thomas Lee Bean
Sonja McCaskie
Grant Bowen
Bowen
Baggio
Wilson to Meet Thant in New York April 14
Prime Minister Harold Wilson will meet UN Secretary General Thant in New York on April 14. He also plans a "little summit" with President Johnson in Washington during his U.S. visit next month.
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London
UPI
Harold Wilson
United Nations
Thant
New York
Johnson
Washington
United States
Soviet to Aid North Viet Nam Against U S Attacks
Paris reports quote Soviet Ambassador Sergei Vinogradov pledging Soviet aid to Communist North Viet Nam defending itself from U S air and ground assaults. He framed the move as an international duty to a brother Socialist nation. In Copenhagen Louis Armstrong denounced Alabama segregationists after viewing Selma violence on TV.
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Copenhagen
UPI
Louis “Satchmo” Armstrong
Alabama
Jesus
Selma
Ala
Toronto students join Selma protest sit in at U S consulate
More than 300 university students marched on the U S consulate in Toronto to link with 50 demonstrators already staging a sit in since Wednesday to protest racial violence in Selma Alabama.
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UPS
U. S
Selma
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USW presidential vote probes to start Monday
USW investigators will begin field investigations Monday into protests filed after the February election as contract talks with the steel industry continue. Wayne Antrim of Hammond Indiana, chairman of the three member International Teller Committee, said probes will cover the protests. Johnson orders intensive re examination of farm surplus agreements for foreign currencies to ease balance of payments.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
United Steel Workers Union
USW
Wayne Antrim
Hammond
Ind
USW International Teller Committee
Washington
Johnson
U. S
Federal Ballot Control Sparks Union Vote Recount
Labor Department took control of ballots in the IUE close election and prepared to recount. IUE President James B. Carey was reelected by a two to two thousand margin over Paul Jennings in over 133000 votes cast. Johnson attended a House health club ceremony in the Rayburn Building but joked he comes daily.
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Washington
UPI
Labor Department
International Union of Electrical Workers
IUE
James B. Carey
Paul Jennings
Johnson
Rayburn House
Air Force launches satellite from Vandenberg early morning
The Air Force launched a satellite from Vandenberg Air Force Base California using a Thor Able Star rocket shortly after 5 30 a m. The launch left a predawn contrail visible for miles as incomplete combustion formed the plume in the thin atmosphere.
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Vandenberg Air Force Base
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