Kennedy says U S must acknowledge Viet Cong in settlement
Senator Robert F. Kennedy urged that the United States recognize Viet Cong participation in South Vietnam’s political life once peace is reached. He warned a settlement is impossible if the U S demands Viet Cong surrender and pressed gradual U S withdrawal with Viet Cong inclusion.
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U.S
Portland
Ore
UPI
Robert F. Kennedy
United States
South Vietnam
Kennedy
North Vietnam
Soviet Press Warns Israel on Jordan Attack Response
The Soviet government says Israel must be punished for its attack on Jordan as Premier Kosygin meets the Jordanian ambassador in Moscow and Grechko visits the Syrian border. In Jerusalem Premier Eshkol criticizes the U.N. rebuke and Arabs are urged to back guerrilla actions in Jordan. Jordanian leaders pressure King Hussein to support the guerrillas.
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Jordan River
Jordan
Iovestia
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Moscow
Andrei Grechko
Jerusalem
Levi Eshkol
U.N. Security Council
King Hussein
Preas
Burglar Draws Prison Sentence In Nevada District Court
Freddie Lee Watkins twenty was sentenced in District Court to one year in the Nevada State Prison. A jury found him guilty of second degree burglary after a one day trial. He faced an auto theft attempt of a stereo unit in a Strip hotel lot. The judge ruled the year could run concurrent with a four year sentence already imposed for a similar auto tape unit theft.
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Freddie Lee Watkins
Walker Sr
Nevada
Watkins
Clarence Sundean
Army Debates Cause of Skull Valley Sheep Deaths
In Skull Valley Utah Army investigators led by Brig Gen William Stone pursue a link between nearby Dugway Proving Grounds nerve gas tests and the mass death of about 6000 sheep. Ranchers bury carcasses while BLM coordinates burial sites and guards water supplies from contamination.
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Utah
UPI
Skull Valley
Dugway Proving Grounds
William Stone
Army
Mortimer A. Rothenberg
Dugway
R. D. Nielson
Bureau of Land Management
BLM
Ito
Nielson
Valley Bids For Hospital in Moapa Valley
A resolution seeking support to acquire a building site for a Moapa Valley hospital was sent to the Clark County Board of Commissioners chair and the Overton Town Board. Sponsored by VFW Post 8336 and signed by Commander George G Davis and post members, it notes a Beta Sigma Phi survey of over 400 Valley families supporting the hospital. The resolution has church and service club support and town boards of Logandale and Overton. an ambulance and driver were requested.
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Moapa Valley
Clark County Board of Commissioners
Overton Town
Beta Sigma Phi
Vote Against Extending ECF Deadline
The Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital Board of Trustees voted 3-2 to ask the Clark County Board of Commissioners to deny the Medical Facilities Corporation’s request to extend the completion date for the new extensive care facility from August 15 to December 1. If denied, the contract may be void and the project re-evaluated. debate centers on cost, need, and allocation of funds for ECF versus private hospital beds. Assemblyman Eileen Stockman cites Rose de Lima Hospital figures showing over $2 million cost for ECF.
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Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital Board of Trustees
Clark County Board of Commissioners
Medical Facilities Corporation
McDonald
Board of Trustees
ECF
Eileen Stockman
Rose de Lima Hospital
Health Chief Outlines Packaged Disaster Hospitals Plan
Ed ward Bartylak of the Nevada Division of Health described Packaged Disaster Hospitals as ready to store long term hospital supplies and be deployed to expand an established hospital or form a 200 bed facility in a designated building. The task force urged a 30 day supply of critical items in all community hospitals and assigning PDHs to fringe high risk areas. Rose De Lima Hospital in Henderson also participates.
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Nevada Division of Health
Edward Bartylak
Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital Board of Trustees
Bartylak
PDH
Public Health Service
U.S
SNMH
Rose de Lima Hospital
Henderson
House expands veteran home loan guarantees and removes rate cap
The House approved a measure to raise the federal guarantee for veteran home loans and lift the 6 percent interest ceiling to attract more private funding for mortgages. In other items, UN debates on Rhodesia, a deadly hotel fire in Omaha kills five residents, and North Korea releases nine more Pueblo crew letters to U.S. leaders.
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Washington
UPI
House
Tokyo
North Korea
U.S
Pueblo
Johnson
May Appeal Lawyer Undecided On Mark Twain Life Case
Attorney Robert Campbell said he was undecided about appealing the receivership actions tied to Mark Twain Life Insurance Co which recently merged with Madison National Life of Wisconsin. Judge Roscoe Wilkes in Ely closed the receivership after two years under insurance regulators Louis Mastos.
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Robert Campbell
Mark Twain Life Insurance Co
Madison National Life
Wisconsin
Ely
Dist
Roscoe Wilkes
Louis Mastos
The Last Move and Lent Message
A painting titled The Last Move shows a devil grinning at a youth who gambled for worldly joys. A famed chess champion replays the position and makes the decisive move, implying salvation through Christ. The call invites worship and belief during Lent and on every Lord’s Day.
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Christ the Savior
Gold tops $40 an ounce on Paris market amid U.S. deficit fears
Gold rose to $40.38 an ounce in Paris as buyers dominated trading amid reports the U.S. balance of payments deficit could hit a record high this year. Swiss market closed at $40.50, with $14.1 million traded in Paris. France seeks SDR terms in Stockholm talks on gold backed reform. Debre to attend from Brussels before meeting De Gaulle. The Stockholm conference may influence gold and currency policy.
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UPI
U.S
Switzerland
Zurich
Mideast
United States
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U. S
France
Stockholm
Michel Debre
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de Gaulle
Debre
Brussels
Britain
Canada
Sweden
Japan
Italy
Belgium
Netherlands
Convict Billings Found Guilty in Wife Killing
Fallon Nevada UPI report says Billings, 37, was found guilty of second degree murder for the fatal 1966 shooting of his wife Thelma, 32. An eight-man four-woman jury deliberated five hours after receiving the case Monday night.
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