Bill Aims Close Tabs on Casino Workers
In Dublin Robert Briscoe the former Jewish lord mayor of Dublin announced he will quit public life to make room for younger men Fianna Fail backing prompts the move ahead of April 7 national elections Briscoe 71 is in the U S for St Patrick's Day celebrations. In Carson City Nevada Sen Bruce Parks introduces SB 299 to require cities and counties to send work permit applications to the State Gaming Control Board signaling potential state oversight if a casino workers union gains ground. The measure aims to assert state authority over casino employment in case of NLRB elections and union recognition.
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Nevada lawmakers push parole board reforms and civil rights penalties
Companion parole bill to Gov Sawyer’s measure would reshape the five member Nevada parole board as terms expire, with new appointments by the governor. Assembly debates civil rights penalties, while a bill to curb interstate billboard visibility and age discrimination measures face votes. New tax rent standards for Las Vegas apartment owners target vacancies and assessed values.
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Allied chief urges stronger NATO mobilization in Europe
Gen Lyman Lemnitzer called on European allies to provide more troops planes and funds for the 5 000-strong allied mobile fire brigade to ensure an effective deterrent and symbol of NATO unity amid threats. The offer follows a news conference outlining needs to reinforce alliance cohesion.
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Nude poster sparks Times Square spectacle
Times Square in New York features a 2,800 square foot nude poster of Jane Fonda, drawing workers to cover the image with a canvas skirt. In Vietnam, a second U.S. Marine dies after an accidental shooting misidentified as enemy fire. The Senate delays JFK film action, while talks seek a new approach to the German question with West Germany France and Britain. The Manpower Development Act is extended to 1970 after a Senate vote, and a Minuteman ICBM is launched from Vandenberg AFB toward the Pacific.
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Israel moves to establish ties with West Germany
In Jerusalem the Knesset approved Premier Levi Eshkol's motion to establish diplomatic relations with West Germany by 66 to 29 with 10 abstentions and 15 absent. The vote followed a defeated opposition referendum proposal 16 to 66. Eshkol urged unity to consolidate the state while critics argued Holocaust memory. Outside, police and demonstrators clashed near the Knesset building.
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Congress Pushes Bill to Standardize Congressional Districts
The House, urged by the Supreme Court, approved a bill setting standards for congressional districts. It requires contiguity and compactness, limits population deviation to 15 percent, and blocks future at large elections. Debate focused on impacts and scope.
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US thumbs up for Phu Qui raid as losses mount
In Saigon, Admiral Blackburn called the Phu Qui air raid almost total in destroying North Vietnamese ammunition dumps. More than 100 US planes attacked the region near Hanoi while Korean troops arrive to aid the Saigon defense. A Navy Skyraider went down and two Marines died in a separate friendly fire incident near Da Nang.
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Johnson voting rights bill faces southern opposition
Southern senators vow to challenge the presidents voting rights measure as unconstitutional while Congress gears to consider it. Sen Ellender pledges to speak at length against federal involvement in voter registration, as House and Senate prepare to debate the bill with bipartisan support from leaders Mansfield and Dirksen and expected 40 to 30 co sponsors.
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Temperature extremes in U S on Tuesday
The coldest reading in the contiguous United States was minus 10 at Thief River Falls Minnesota and the warmest reached 80 at Homestead Florida according to UPI reports.
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Satchmo Plans Ghana Residency After Retirement
Louis Armstrong, 64, said in Prague he plans to live in Ghana after retiring. He cited ancestral ties and fondness for the country, noting strong audience reception during a Prague concert tour and an upcoming trip to East Berlin.
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Desk Taken From Sprout Homes Office in Alta Action
Sprout Homes Inc spokesperson told police a $600 desk was stolen from the service department office at 6120 Alta overnight Monday into Tuesday. No suspects named. The incident was reported on Tuesday.
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British engineer charged with spying at London hotel
Frank Clifton Bossard, 52, an Aviation Ministry first grade engineer, was charged under Britain's Official Secrets Act with unlawfully obtaining classified secret documents. In a one minute hearing he was remanded without bond and the case to March 24. no evidence was given. Neighbors described him as quiet and living in Stoke D'Abernon.
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China protests Soviet handling of Moscow student rally
Beijing, March 4 protest over police actions at the U S embassy in Moscow. China submits a stern note to the Soviet embassy demanding admission of fault and an apology for Chinese and other students involved. It is the second diplomatic protest after the Soviets rejected the first complaint.
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Trial Lawyers To Meet Here At Western Regional Convention
More than 800 lawyers and guests are expected in March for the American Trial Lawyers Association western regional convention at the Dunes Hotel. Neil Galatz, president of the regional group, said over 300 attorneys already reserved.
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Nevada Assembly Acts On Tax On Autos For Reynolds Firm
The Assembly approved a measure to levy the privilege tax on automobiles used by Reynolds Electric and Engineering at the Nevada Test Site, contending the prime contractor used government plates to avoid tax. The bill moves to the Senate for consideration.
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Nevada Assembly approves 52 amendments to uniform budget act
The Assembly adopted 52 amendments to AB-33 the uniform budget act for Nevada local governments. The measure covers budget audit emergency loans and accounting methods after two years of work by a committee of city county and school district officials.
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