Casinos react to NLRB decision on union elections
Las Vegas operators welcomed the NLRB ruling granting elections within 30 days for nine major casinos to determine union representation for gaming employees. The move could expand organized labor to more than 30 000 casino workers statewide, with mixed views from operators about hiring and firing rights.
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Sanders Wins Doral Open Golf Title by One Stroke
Sanders edges to a one stroke victory at the Doral Open to capture the title in a tight finish. The event saw strong play from top contenders and a final round surge that decided the championship.
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LBJ to Seek Federal Vote Rights Standard for South
President Johnson will address Congress and the nation to request new guarantees of Negro voting rights in the South. He will call for wiping out discriminatory barriers and replacing them with a single uniform standard to ease registration, affecting about 500 counties. The speech is set for 9 p.m. Monday with major networks planning live coverage.
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Fatal Friendly Fire Incident Near Da Nang
A U S Marine was killed and two wounded when a fellow Marine fired on them thinking they were enemy guerrillas near Da Nang Vietnam. The three returning from patrol had strayed from their planned route, prompting the accidental shooting by a fourth Marine with an M 14 rifle.
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White House march of 15000 protesters over racial justice
About 15000 people gathered before the White House on Sunday to demand racial justice in Alabama. Leaders voiced trust in President Johnson to prevent violence and guarantee voting rights for Black citizens. Reverend Walter Fauntroy, MLK associate, said Johnson’s promises made another Dallas march unnecessary, though he warned ongoing picketing around the White House until Selma’s Negroes gain rights.
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Kim Novak to Wed Richard Johnson in Aspen Civil Ceremony
Actress Kim Novak and English actor Richard Johnson plan a civil wedding in Aspen Colorado on Monday. The ceremony will take place before Pitkin County Judge William R. Shaw in the afternoon, followed by a honeymoon.
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Novak and Johnson Lead Secret Aspen Getaway
Las Vegas actress Miss Novak and her partner Johnson spent a week skiing at Aspen after a secret stop at the T Lazy-7 guest ranch. Their secretary Norma Kassel and photographer Pierluigi flew from Denver to Aspen for a wedding, then the couple unexpectedly left for Los Angeles before returning to Colorado. The trips included rapid moves from Denver to Grand Junction and a 130 mile drive to Aspen amid business engagements.
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Selma bars faceoffs with Berlin Wall barricade
Selma Public Safety Director Wilson Baker erected a Berlin Wall style barrier on Sylvan Street to ease eye to eye confrontations as four days of protests against the death of Rev. James Reed continued. Mayor Joe Smitherman announced a memorial service for Reed at the city stadium with Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. set for Monday afternoon and pledged that Negroes could register at the courthouse under a federal court order. Police and sheriff officials urged peaceful, lawful actions while warning against marches toward the courthouse or unnecessary force.
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James Reed
Selma
Parents View College as Essential for Future Jobs
The Harris Survey shows 99 percent of parents with children under 18 want their offspring to attend college and 82 percent deem it extremely important. Many see college as foundation for life and job security, with a shift resembling the move from high school to college as standard for socioeconomic advancement.
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Ind
Jim Thorpe
Sudbury
Mass
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Brea
Calif
Weather outlook for today with mild temperatures
Mostly clear conditions with afternoon clouds. Predicted high 65 and low 35. Yesterday’s high 62 and low 38. Noontime humidity 43 percent. Sunrise at 5 52 and sunset at 5 48.
Alabama March To Montgomery Capitol Sparks Civil Rights Rally
Alabama protesters gathered under heavy police presence at Lafayette Park near the White House for a two hour rally outside the president's residence. Johnson was away at a Georgetown lunch and returned later by a side entrance. Speakers urged rights for African Americans and demonstrators sang We Shall Overcome.
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