VFW Chief Attacks Antiwar Demonstrators In Las Vegas
National VFW commander Andy Borg criticized beatniks and peace marchers as prolonging the Viet Nam War and said VFW members defend free speech but not aiding the enemy. He called for hard actions including a North Viet Nam blockade and mining, while touring post chapters in Nevada. He also denounced Senator Morse and Senator Albright, and noted his Viet Nam visit in October.
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Borg
VFW
Wayne Jorris
D-Ore
J. William Albright
D-Ark
Senate Freign Relations Committee
Morse
Ibright
Korg
Viet Nam
Otober
America
North Vet Nam
Arbor
Haiphong
D ‘Anel
U.S
Wnion
Las Vegas Sun Staff And Operations Names
The Las Vegas Sun includes a roster of staff and executives such as BRYN ARMSTRONG executive editor VINCE ANSELMO managing editor GERALD city editor Lek APPLEBY women's editor TAVENPORT advertising director WILLIA M SHERWOOD circulation director BURT BAY classified director HONEY WOMACK natl retail advertising manager M GREENSPUN president RAY MERMAIN vice president RUSHE DESKIN secretary BARBARA GREENPAIN treasurer. The paper is entered as Second Class Master by Congress.
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Sunrinzs
Vegas Sun
Imc
900 South
Emerce Street
Las Vegas
Nevada
Suthme Deskin
Bryn Armstrong
Ray Mermain
Rushe Deskin
Barbara Green Pain
Post Office
Congress
Natonal Advertising
Ad Golffith
Chicago
Detroit
New
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Monte
United Press Internationaaq State Press Association
Amer Newspaper Publishers Association
Associa
Audet Bureau of
Subscription Rates Change for Daily and Sunday Editions
The notice lists subscription prices with daily rate at 1 and Sunday at 20 cents, along with a Farrifr delivery reference and a city ZIP code 42790 noting location specifics.
Judges Spare A Killer's Life
A 20 year old ex Marine Earl Peppers of College Park Ga was sentenced by a three judge panel to life without possibility of parole for the September 1975 murder of David Cotham in McKeesport Pa Cotham 21 body found October 17 after Peppers led investigators to the scene Peppers claimed brain damage from a car crash alcohol and glue fumes impaired his judgment but prosecutors argued the act was premeditated and murder in the first degree The defense emphasized diminished responsibility while the court spared the death penalty and imposed life without parole
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Earl Peppers
College Park
Guity
David Cotham
McKeesport
Cotham
Peppers
John Sexton
Peter Breen
Taylor Vines
Vern Albright
Albright
A. Anacci
Los Angeles
Dep
Richard Bryan
Albr Zht
FBI
Bryan
Daisy Peppers
Newsprint price hikes hit US Canadian papers
Three more newsprint makers raised costs citing higher production expenses. Kimberly-Clark, International Paper Sales Co, and Great Northern Paper boosted prices by five to seven dollars per ton with effects starting in April and May. Canadian firms also announced higher rates, drawing criticism from the American Newspaper Publishers Association over added annual costs and higher subscriber charges.
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Kimberly-Clark Corp
Chicago
United States
International Paper Sales Co
Montreal
U S
Canada
New York
Great Northern Paper Co
Anglo Canadian Pulp and Paper Mills
Bowater Paper Co
Domtar Ltd
MacMillan, Bloeder & Powell River
American Newspaper Publishers Association
SUN
Hank Greenpun
Conlons Welcome First Son in Washington
A son weighing 7 pounds 3 ounces was born Sunday in Washington D C to Mr and Mrs Jack Conlon. Conlon serves as administrative assistant to Senator Howard Cannon of Las Vegas. The mother Alberta Grey, formerly a secretary to Senator Clinton Anderson of New Mexico, is reported well along with the child.
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Washington, D.C
Jack Conlon
Conlon
Howard Cannon
Las Vegas
Democrats Meet Clark County Delegates Tonight
Democrats meet at the precinct level tonight to pick delegates for the county convention on March 26.
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Clark County
U S Judge Kilkenny to Speak at St Patrick Dinner
U S District Judge John F Kilkenny of Oregon will headline the 15th Friendly Sons of St Patrick dinner at Stardust Auditorium. Dublin tenor Brendan O Dowda will perform as the guest, with public attendance encouraged by local officers.
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U. S. Dist
John F. Kilkenny
Oregon
Friendly Sons of St. Patrick
Stardust
Kilkenny
Las Vegas
Thomas A. Faris
Ken O'Connel
Joe Foley
John Cahlan
William Morris
Joseph L. Ward
John J. Lambe
Driver on Critical List After Fatal Two Car Crash
Henderson man Ray Olson, 32, remained on the critical list at Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital after a two car collision Saturday that killed his passenger Patricia Ann Walsh, 29, a high school English teacher.
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Ray Olson
Henderson
Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital
Patrica Ann Walsh
Porters sue former California Club employees in federal suit
Five former porters Chester Booth Roy Smith Henry Washington Edward G Wilbert and Johnnie E Williams filed a federal lawsuit seeking back overtime wages up to 400 dollars. The action targets five former employees of Phil Jones California Club.
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Phil Jone
California Club
Chester Booth
Roy Smith
Henry Washington
Edward G. Wilbert
Johnnie E. Williams
Drugs Stolen From Doctor's Office In Weekend Break-In
Police reported a break in at a doctor's office where eight hypodermic syringes and an unknown amount of drugs including amphetamine tablets and tranquilizers were stolen. Dr. George W. H. Kleifken at 20 W. Sahara said his laboratory technician found the crime over the weekend.
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George W. H. Kleifken
Sahara
West Las Vegas rape case sentencing delayed for appeal
Clyde McCoy, 21, convicted of raping a local social worker in her home last year, had sentencing postponed for one week to allow his attorney time to file an appeal. The case stems from the attack on the 5 year old victim in the community.
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Clyde McCoy
Gaming Board Delays Action on Aladdin Stake Pending Probe
The State Gaming Control Board paused a decision on a group seeking part ownership of the Aladdin Hotel, now under board investigation. Milton Prell heads a three member group already licensed for the Strip site's April opening, while Elias Atol leads a seven member bid for 9.5 percent. Other license approvals and transfers were recommended, with numerous venue names and owners listed for potential licenses and stakes.
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Kings Crown Tall
Sahara
Milton Prell
Riviera
Elias Atol
Prell
Melvin
Gaming Commission
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Ted
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Midwest Circulation Managers’ Association
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Efurn
Bong I&o
Charleston Boulevard
Las Vegas Boulevard
Water Street
Toxu
Flamingo and Paradise Road
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Maxwell House
C.H.B
Romaine Lettuce
Ee DeWar
Park & Tilfo
Dubonnet
Murphy
Schenley’s
Iart
Judy West
Grant's & Yr
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Glenmore
Chuck
Adi Maxwell House Coffee
Us.c.a. Choice
U.S.D.A. Choice
Glemmere
Burbon
Garnier
Creme DE
Peter Dawson
Bourbon
Pring Bag E Road
C&h
Flamingo
Paradise Road
Anh
HCL
Gaming Board
the State Gaming Control
Billy F. Meuv
North Las Ve
Pit Hotel
Ely
Zee Louie
NF St
Andy C. Wong
Marie J. Floyd
North Las Vegas
Earle F. Thompson
Mint Hotel
Bottie
Fremont
Frank R. Pimental
United Coin
Driftwood
N. Main
Stanley and
Carlyn Kowalczyk
Cardi
Dan Dee Bar
Stewart
Frank
Ruth Venneman
Cardivan
Mama Mia
S. Decatur
Philip and
Valentine Deale
Rex Shelburne
J. J Parker
My Place Liquors
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Las Vegas Blvd. South
David A
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Vic's Bar and Cafe
Overton
Victor T. Atkinson
Alstate
Quality Cafe
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Savoy
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