Vegas-A-Go-Go producer plans Las Vegas shoot
Monte Proser confirms Hemisphere Productions will film Vegas A Go Go on location in Las Vegas releasing through Allied Artists. He aims to cast local talent and shoot two concurrent westerns, targeting a late June start with SAG and SAG-AFTRA members invited to submit photos and resumes.
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New York
Thunderbird Hotel
Las Vegas
Proser
SUN
Ralph Pearl
Hemisphere Productions
Allied Artists
Hollywood
Screen Actors Guild
Screen Extras Guild
P.O. Box
Expectant Mother Sentenced to Life in Dentist's Fire Death
Lucille Miller was sentenced to life in prison for first degree murder in the fire death of her husband, Dr. Gordon Miller, in San Bernardino California. Her attorney planned an appeal while she seeks $750,000 against Volkswagen for alleged design flaws.
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San Bernardino
Calif
UPI
Lucille Miller
State
Foley
San Diego
Fogg
Ceausescu Selected as Romanian Communist Party Leader
Nicolae Ceausescu is chosen unanimously to succeed Gheorghiu-Dej as first secretary of the Romanian Communist Party, signaling a push for independence from Moscow. Gheorghiu-Dej died last Friday and the Agerpres report confirms the succession.
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Vienna
UPI
Nicolae Ceausescu
Communist Party
Moscow
Agerpres
Ceausescu
Gheorghe Gheorghiu-Dej
Georghiu-Dej
Quake Measured at 6.7 by Caltech Seismograph
A Pacific centered quake was recorded at 4 04 24 p m by the Caltech seismograph with magnitude 6 7 on the Richter scale. Dr Charles Richter said it was potentially destructive and centered about 5700 miles southwest of Pasadena.
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Pasadena
Calif
Montana
New England
Dakotas
Chicago
Steel Talks Continue in Pittsburgh
Negotiators for the USW and the basic steel industry completed their second day of bargaining in Pittsburgh led by USW President David J. McDonald and United States Steel Corp. chief negotiator R. Conrad Cooper. With 39 days to reach a contract before the May 1 strike deadline, the union seeks a sizable wage increase, a stronger pension plan, and broader fringe benefits under a total job security program. Subcommittees were formed to tackle the diverse contract demands.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
United Steelworkers Union
USW
Basic Steel Industry
David J. McDonald
R. Conrad Cooper
United States Steel Corp
Parole Bill Opposed Over Weekend Slayings
Washoe County District Attorney William Reggio cited weekend murders to oppose Gov Sawyers parole bill. He argued deterrence relies on punishment and noted cases including James Mears alias Jim Scott linked to a Sparks robbery and Leonard Dodge accused of beating a roommate to death.
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Atty
William Reggio
Grant Sawyer
Raggio
James Mears
Jim Scott
Leonard Dodge
Mears
Indiana
Dodge
Deportation Hearing Tries Ricca Memory Of Livelihoods
Paul Ricca, 67, famed Chicago crime patriarch, testified at a U.S. Immigration hearing on his possible deportation. He recalled a 1920s restaurant and possibly betting on horses as his income, while denying recent work details and naming old associates.
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UPI
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Ricca
Anthony
Big Tuna
Accardo
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Moe
Guy di Chiaro
Jackie
the Locke) Cerone
Les Kruse
Ralph Pierce
Chicago Crime Syndicate
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Weather table shows 24 hour readings across cities
United Press International provides a 24 hour weather table ending at 4 a.m. from the U S Weather Bureau in San Francisco. Readings list temperatures and precipitation for cities including Albuquerque Anchorage Bakersfield and more with varying highs and lows.
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U.S. Weather Bureau
San Francisco
Albuquerque
Anchorage
Bakersfield
Turkish Army Rotation In Cyprus Dealt Approval
Greek Cypriot President Makarios agreed to rotate part of the 650 man Turkish garrison on Cyprus at month end. The decision came after Makarios informed UN envoy Carlos Bernardes of Brazil of consent and followed reports of Turkish troop movements into Thrace with tanks and artillery en route to reinforce border forces.
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Cyprus
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Thant
Turkey
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Soviet protest over U.S. bases in Japan
Moscow demanded Japan block American bases from being used for aggressive purposes including sending troops to South Vietnam. The foreign ministry memorandum to Japanese Ambassador Takezo Shimoda, released by Tass, cited reports of U S forces moving from bases in Japan, including Okinawa, to South Vietnam.
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UPI
Soviet Union
Japan
Viet Nam
Foreign Ministry
Takezo Shimoda
Tass
United States
Okinawa
Ceylon Woman Premier Losing Election Fight
In Colombo the ruling party led by Mrs Sirimavo Bandaranaike faced defeat as incomplete returns showed the United National Party led by Dudley Senanayake gaining 59 seats in the parliament election.
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Colombo
Ceylon
UPI
Freedom Party
Sirimavo Bandaranaike
Dudley Senanayake
Prowestern United National Party
UNP
Reapportion Delay Highlights Nevada Legislative Briefs
In Carson City the Assembly committee delayed AB-1 which would create seven districts. Key leaders Kinsley Gibson and Swackhamer favored passage to protect rural counties, despite likely Senate defeat. Other actions reorganize the State Tax Commission and set judges pay hikes effective next election.
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UPI
Assembly State, County and City Affairs Committee
Ray Kinsley
D-Lovelock
Knicely
James Gibson
D-Henderson
Kiisley
Kinsley
Gibson
William Swackhamer
D.batt
Senate
Clark County
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TAX Commission
Senate Assembly
Nevada
Supreme Court
Assembly
Senate Finance
District Court
Sawyer
Nevada lawmakers tackle district control and court staffing
Multiple measures move through Carson City legislature. AB-626 would replace district directors with county commissioners for Clark County Sanitation Districts 1 and 2. Other bills address a Clark County district judge replacement for Frank McNamee, prison administration reforms, tax fairness study on financial institutions, and a kitchen grant for Spring Mountain Youth Camp.
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Frank McNamee
Nevada Supreme Court
McNamee
Assembly
Clark County
Senate Finance Committee
UPI
Senate
Spring Mountain
Henry Berrum
R Douglas
State Reformatory
Elko
Berrum
Assembly Ways and Means
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