Letter from a student on free expression and a teacher
A 15 year old student defends Alvin Meinhold amid debate over his firing. The letter argues defenders of free expression, notes the professor’s brilliance, and rebuts accusations tied to a brief flag salute incident. The writer urges reconsideration and shields the unnamed teen from public backlash. The piece cites broader worries about American rights and cites historical references.
Convention Hall Expansion Bond Issue On Ballot
Judy Edsall notes voters will see a single reference to recreation facilities on the April 26 bond issue ballot as the proposed Convention Center expansion faces the ballot without detailed fine print. The piece urges careful reading of any official wording.
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County Fair and Recreation Board
Convention Center
North Las Vegas
John Meyers
Clark County
Green Beret battles and rescues at A Shau camp
U S Marines report heavy fighting at the A Shau Special Forces camp near Laos with 500 Communist troops killed. Five downed airmen and 54 Vietnamese tribesmen are rescued by helicopters while defenders suffer heavy casualties. An American survivor describes human wave attacks during the two day assault.
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Saigon
UPS
A Shau
U.S
Laos
Lar
Shau
da Nang
Military Chief Takes Reins In Surprise Shift
In Jakarta President Sukarno signals transfer of political powers to Army Chief Lt Gen Soeharto while retaining the presidency. Malaysian officials citing reliable sources say Soeharto will hold actual control amid rioting after the Nutation coup attempt and anti communist protests.
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Singapore
UPI
Sukarno
Indonesia
Army
Soeharto
Malaysia
Jakarta
Kuala Lumpur
Abdul Haris Nasution
Radio
County Set To Pass Its Taxi Law
County commissioners expected to pass a cab control ordinance at 8 am after an extraordinary meeting with city officials. District Court granted cab firms a reprieve until Tuesday on a restraining order. Yellow and Checker Cab representatives hurried from court to a county commission meeting seeking clarity on the ordinance. Only Briare Lamb and LaPorta attended the first reading a month ago.
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District Court
County Commission
Bill Briare
Darwin Lamb
la LaPorta
City Commission
City Commission Approves Tentative 1966 67 Budget
City commissioners yesterday approved a tentative 1966 67 budget of 13.4 million dollars, about 500000 above this year’s. City Manager Art Trelease ordered department heads to hold the line though recommendations were 3.75 percent higher than last year. A public hearing on adoption set for 10 a.m. April 19 at City Hall.
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Art Trelease
City Hall
Lorenzi Park
City Hall Annex
Governor says state not in position to aid Clark County schools
Governor Grant Sawyer told secondary principals that a special legislative session to rescue Clark County schools is unlikely while fiscal needs grow. He urged passage of a one cent local sales tax to raise up to five million dollars and noted most funding rests with the state. He warned competition for scarce funds would limit any state aid.
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Grant Sawyer
Sawyer
Clark County
Nevada
Weather Forecast: Clear to Mild with Gentle Winds
Mostly clear conditions and light breezes today. Forecasted high near 70 degrees and low around 45, with noontime humidity about 23 percent. Sun rises at 5 56 and sets at 5 45.
Bawdy Virginia City Still Bawdy
The County Grand Jury reports Virginia City remains lively with open prostitution mirroring historic days and cites saloon court favors and lax policing. Allegations include officials accepting gratuities and judges lenient in handling cases, yet no criminal indictments were filed. Officials ordered closure of houses of prostitution and stricter enforcement.
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Virginia City
UPI
Julia Bullette
Justice of the Peace
Edward §. Collet
Spy Sex Scandal Rocks Canadian Government Delight
In Ottawa the House of Commons named former defense minister Pierre Sevigny as a central figure in a sex and security scandal. The fallout involves a German beauty queen turned spy and party leader Real Caouette, who pushed a Toronto newspaper account into the record amid Liberal Prime Minister Lester Pearson's minority government stakes.
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Pierre Sevigny
House of Commons
Sevigny
Real Caouette
Commons
Toronto
Canada
L ‘Dle Profumo
Caouette
Lester B. Pearson
Liberal Party
Munsinger Case Sparks Canadian Political Controversy
The Toronto Daily Star reports on Olga Geros Munsinger alleging a longtime affair with Defence Minister Pierre Sevigny during his tenure in the Conservate government from 1959 to 1963. The scandal drew parallels to Britain’s Profumo affair and caused a national uproar.
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Sevigny
John G. Diefenbanh
Toronto Daily Star
Olga Geros Munsinger
Munsinger
Canada
Britain
John Profumo
Christine Keeler
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