Red China faces U S war question as Vietnam standoff grows
The article notes President Johnson must decide if war with Red China over Vietnam is inevitable amid Beijing’s break with Moscow and growing isolation. It cites U Thant's January remarks on China’s fragile state, fears of encirclement, and shifts in Africa Indonesia Cuba and Vietnam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LBJ
China
Red
Ers
United States
Red China
Viet Nam
Communist Party
Moscow
Peking
Mosecow
U Thant
United Nations
U.S
Nevada debated Mexican divorce laws and one day cases
The Nevada Family Law Committee chairman telegraphed the Nevada State Bar urging immediate consideration of amending Nevada divorce laws to allow divorces as equitably as in other recognized jurisdictions. The piece clarifies he did not advocate one day quickie divorces, noting most Clark County divorces involve Californians and discusses state perception and potential criticism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neveda
William Ruymann
Family Law
Th. Nevada
Robert Herz
Nevada State Bar Association
U.S Supreme Court
Board of Governors
Nevada
U.S. Supreme Court
Clark County
New York
Virginia Hill Dies in Austria A Mobster's Moll
Virginia Hill, mobster Bugsy Siegel's moll and famed figure from American crime lore, was found dead in Salzburg Austria. Her death ends a controversial life described as glamorous and linked to the underworld by media coverage across decades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bugsy
Moll
Virginia Hill
Europe
Salzburg
Austria
Red Clay
Alabama
Virginia
Peter
Peter Greer
Kefauver Crime Committee
Blugsy
Virginia Hill remembered in Las Vegas life and crime tale
Virginia Hill 49 was found dead near a nightclub outside Las Vegas after two days missing. Her life with Ben Siegel and the Flamingo era becomes a book subject, while memories persist among local residents and former gangland figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Hill
Flamingo Hotel
Dean Jennings
Ben “Bugsy” Siegel
The
Flamingo
Alabama
Las Vegas
Virginia
Bugsy Siegel
Hans Hauser
Death toll from Viet Nam operations tops 1600
American and Allied troops reported killing up to 1691 Communist fighters in land sea and air actions in South Vietnam. Marines in Operation Texas near Quang Ngai reported 656 dead, while 1st Infantry Division units in Operation Silver City counted 347 Viet Cong dead and the 101st Airborne 270. South Korea's Tiger Division said 204 Viet Cong were killed in a northeast assault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
UPS
South Viet Nam
U.S
Quang Nga City
Gon
Silver City
101St Airborne
South Korea
Tiger Division
Here
Killer Storm Leaves 39 Dead in Midwest Blizzard
A ferocious blizzard swept the northern Midwest then moved into Canada after heavy snow and winds battered upper Michigan. The death toll stood at 39 with more expected as snow plows cleared drifted side roads. Marquette, Michigan reported 18 inches of snowfall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Minn
UPI
Midwest
Canada
Upper Michigan
Marquette
Mich
United States
Michigan
Upper Peninsula
Ishpeming
Nebraska
Minnesota
Iowa
Illinois
South Dakota
Wyoming
Colorado
Wisconsin
Hastings
Guttenberg
Cable Television Hassle In 30 Day Stalemate
Attorneys clash at a Public Service Commission hearing over a 30 day delay in approving a new cable rate plan. Reynolds seeks a nickel under competing bids, drawing fire from Community Cable Television System. Package compares installation and monthly charges across operators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Reynolds
Public Service Commission
Les Carlson
Reynolds
Community Cable System
PSC
Drake DeLaney
Southwest Improvement and Investment Co
Jack Kent Cooke
Greenspun
Cooke-Greenspun
CABLE
Widow beats death after heart restarts 152 times
A 65 year old widow Mrs Lorene Hawks died after her heart stopped for the 153rd time. Doctors at Dallas Osteopathic Hospital used a defibrillator to restart her heart 15 and 152 times respectively after chest shocks and direct heart massage. She had suffered a heart attack Saturday and regained consciousness between episodes before the final arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorene Hawks
Mrs. Hawks
Clark County educators seek $1.5 million to avert cuts
Clark County School District leaders told state budget director Howard Barrett that more than 1.5 million dollars is needed to prevent a backward slide. Gov. Grant Sawyer ordered Barrett to report on financial needs for submission to the legislature, with talks to include Nevada Southern University chancellor Donald Moyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark County
Howard FE. Barrett
Nevada
Grant Sawyer
Barrett
Donald Moyer
Nevada Southern University
Chester T Sewell
Walter A. McCall
Clare W. Woodbury
Census Move Pressed Before Election in Clark County
Clark County seeks a special federal census before the next election to recalculate population for pro-rated tax shares. Las Vegas area backers argue the update would better reflect taxes from gasoline, cigarette and gaming revenue, while rural Nevada fears reduced state aid if Clark County counts climb. Officials cite 1963 authority and recent growth estimates ranging 241 000 to 268 000 residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark County
Las Vegas
Nevada
Clark
Andy Buckman
Also Mentioned on This Page
Indonesia
Cuba
Hank Greenspun
Py Bryn Armstrong
Supreme Court
Mr. Ruymann
Mr Ruymann
Vegas
Reds
Sai
Teteee
Vegas Giri
Henderson
Ann Landers
Boulder City
Ralph Pearl
el Sundial Eaeenetateses
Editorial
Entertainment Perenne Eee
Sylvia Porter
Financial TV
Killer Storm
Winter Wonderland
Los Angeles
SUN
Dallas
Dr. Brashier
Utes
Sawyer
University
Thstear
Lems
Motor Hotel