Nevada Mail Fraud Sentence
Arnold Clejan, 47, of Los Angeles, was fined 17,600 dollars and placed on three years probation for a mail fraud case linked to the Gamble Ranch development in Elko County Nevada. He pleaded no contest to 22 counts and awaits sentencing for other defendants, including Norman Rockel and Robert Jaffe, with dates set in early April.
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UPS
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Nevada
Clejan
U.S
E. Avery Crary
Elko County
Nev
U.S. Atty
David Nissen
Clelan
California
Nissen
Norman Rockel
Robert Jaffe
Robert Stein
Charles C. Es- Carzaga
Duke of Windsor Visits Buckingham Palace Gardens
The Duke of Windsor, age 70, spent half an hour strolling Buckingham Palace gardens at the invitation of Queen Elizabeth II. He is recovering from three eye operations and was told he could use the palace grounds for fresh air and exercise.
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London
UPI
Duke of Windsor
Buckingham Palace
Elizabeth II
Palace
Katzenbach urges Congress to clear barriers to Negro voting rights
Attorney General Nicholas de Katzenbach told the Senate Judiciary Committee that action on the Johnson administration's voting rights bill must come, saying time has run out. He outlined targeted states and counties where tests would be barred while other areas would keep registration under state control. The Senate ordered the committee to report back by April 9 despite some opposition.
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Congress
Washington
UPI
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Senate
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Katzanbach
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Mississippi
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Georgia
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Virginia
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Maine
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Europe condemns U S Viet gas warfare debate grows
London reports that Prime Minister Harold Wilson denied advance U S knowledge of napalm or gas use in Viet Nam. Soviet and British papers condemned gas, while Wilson resisted leftist pressure and affirmed Britain will pursue a peaceful settlement with Moscow's stance unchanged. Editorials across Europe criticized the move and warned of political fallout.
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London
UPI
Harold Wilson
House of Commons
U.S
Wilson
Labor Party
Southeast Asia
Soviet Union
Andrei Gromyko
Moscow
FCC Chief Sees TV Wasteland Errors Since Minow Warning
FCC Chairman E William Henry told NAB delegates there has been little overall progress since the wasteland label four years ago. He called TV a mixed bag with limited vertical gains and noted a rise in public service output in 1960-61 versus the prior year while criticizing some broadcasters for low local programming beyond news weather and sports.
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Henry
Federal Regulatory Agency
National Association of Broadcasters
NAB
FCC
Newton Minow
Nevada civil rights bill advances through Legislature
Nevada civil rights backers win one vote in the state Senate Judiciary Committee after the Assembly approved AB-404. The Senate Finance Committee weighs funding for the State Equal Rights Commission, with Gov. Grant Sawyer seeking $37,000 for two years. NAACP leader James Anderson notes ongoing opposition to housing anti discrimination provisions while NAB presses for broader noncommercial educational broadcasting.
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Carson City
Nev
UPI
Nevada
Senate Judiciary Committee
Senate Finance Committee
State Equal Rights Commission
Grant Sawyer
Johnson Not Consulted On Use Of Gas In Viet Nam
White House said President Johnson was not consulted in advance on the use of riot control gas in South Vietnam. Defense Secretary McNamara described the gas as nonlethal, commercially available, and standard equipment in use since 1962. Reedy noted area commanders handle such decisions and Johnson would not be consulted on routine military items.
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UPI
White House
Johnson
South Viet Nam
George E. Reedy
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
United States
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Berlin
Cyprus
Cambridge
Reedy
Viet Nam
McNamara
Detergent Prank Floods Trafalgar Square Fountains
Brand London reports pranksters poured detergent into Trafalgar Square fountains. Suds erupted and spread into the surrounding West End, drawing attention from bystanders and police.
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London
UPI
Trafalgar Square
West End
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