Suspected murderer identified in Las Vegas killing
Las Vegas police named Daniel Gene Cox as the prime suspect in the murder of New York divorcee Caroline Reagan. A murder warrant and federal indictment tied Cox to a stolen California car found near Reagan's apartment. Police describe blunt force trauma and sexual assault indicators. Reagan’s body was found in a bath tub.
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Las Vegas
New York
Sahara Ave
Daniel Gene Cox
California
Cox
Granada Hills
Calif
Reagan
Burglars Loot Las Vegas Strip Taverns and Homes
Police and deputies report thieves struck Shiftys bar at 3805 W Sahara and several Strip hotels and homes. Losses include 700 in change from pinball machines, 500 in quarters, 200 in nickels, diamonds and jewelry totaling about 1 400, plus TVs radios cameras and appliances. Entry gaps noted through roof vent bathroom window and garage kitchen door.
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Las Vegas
Sahara
Homer Stanley
Noise Harm More in Left Ear Among NZ Tractor Drivers
A New Zealand study on farm tractor operators finds left ear hearing loss more common than right due to drivers turning left ear toward engine exhaust while checking machinery. The conclusion notes sustained exposure to engine and exhaust noise as the likely cause.
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Auckland
New Zealand
Murder for Hire Theory Questioned in Wyoming Case
Jackson lawyer testified in the Glenn Lucas murder trial that the state theory of a murder for hire was shaky. Lloyd King of Alpine Investment outlined potential cash distributions from a sale, and the state contends David Goldsmith hired Lucas and two others to kill two partners for life insurance. The trial heard that Alpine Village was damaged by fire in 1966 and that substantial life insurance proceeds were paid to the firm, with most funds directed to debts and mortgage. Prosecutors presented witnesses on the death car and grave site, as the case heads toward further testimony and a resumption in judge William Compton's courtroom.
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Jackson, Wyo
Glenn Lucas
David Goldsmith
Alpine Inc
Lucas
Reno
Goldsmith
King
Alpine Village
Wyoming
Ted Linn
Jackson
Nevada
Lake Tahoe
Robert Lindblad
Salt Lake City
Lindblad
Linn
Cross-Examination Sets Pace In Narcotics Trial
Frank J. Parker is on trial in U S District Court on three counts of heroin selling and possession. Prosecutors rested their case after Parsons and other witnesses testified while Parker’s attorney Clated to discredit officers amid claims a police conspiracy existed. The jury of seven men and five women will hear more testimony as the trial continues through the week.
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Frank J. Parker
U.S
Parker
Duquesne St
Las Vegas
Hugh Brannan Perry
Federal Narcotics Bureau
Charles Kellar
Roger D. Foley
Kellar
Stars Guide Aries to Targeted Networking and Action
Horoscope page urges Aries to contact influential contacts for results while Taurus should be concise and persuasive. Gemini urged to identify future partners, Moon Children seek civic support, Leo to push projects with clever moves, Virgo to gain expert respect, Libra to study new alliances, Scorpio plan and shop, Sagittarius seek recreation then work, Capricorn open to home ideas, Aquarius finish shopping and keep appointments, Pisces focus on income and budget. A child forecast notes a fascinating, proactive youth. Carroll Righter forecast offer.
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ARIES
Taurus
Gemini
Leo
Virgo
Capricorn
Aquarius
O.K. of Associates
Pisces
Las Vegas Sun Masthead and staff credits
The Las Vegas Sun declares its morning publication details including address 127 S Highland Ave Las Vegas Nevada 89106, president H M Greenspun, and other executives such as Ray Germain Barbara Greenspun and Bryn Armstrong. It lists offices, editors, departments, and national affiliations.
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The
Las Vegas Sun, Inc
S. Highland Ave
Las Vegas
Nevada
H. M. Greenspun
Ray Germain
Ruthe Deskin
Barbara Greenspun
Haney Womack
Bryn Armstrong
Vince Anselmo
Jim Barrows
Tom Diskin
Gerry Appleby
Douglas Ritchie
William Sherwood
Post Office
Congress
National Advertising
Ward Griffith Co
Chicago
Detroit
New York
San Francisco
Los Angeles
United Press International
Nevada State Press Association
Ameria Newspaper Publishers Association
Nivernia Newspaper Publishers Association
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Korean Palace of Kyongbok Built in 1394
Seoul dates Kyongbok Palace as oldest and largest in Korea. Built in 1394 under the first Yi dynasty ruler and stands as a landmark of Korean royal architecture.
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Seoul
Korea
Kyongbok
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Caroline Christina Reagan
Rochester, N.Y
Gloria Wilson
S. 4Th St
Margarette Jones
Lloyd King
Alpine Investment Inc
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Corporation
Betty Stucker
Larry Olinger
Stucker
Olinger
Carson City
Roy Lear
Lear
Ray Roberts
Attorney General's Office
Dist
William Compton
Gernot Mattheis
Wyo
Mattheis
Lyon County Dist
John E. Stone
Scorpio
Navy
Carroll Righter
LasVegas@SUN
Continental
United States
S.V. Blvd
Lita
Vna May Manning
Palm Chapel
Palm Memorial Park
Helen van Renselan
L.D.S. 23Rd Ward
Jessie Flannagan
Morton
Mississippi
Larry D. Brown
Jack Kennedy
Conoco
Johnson Brothers Auto Service Center
Rayco
Co A
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