American Consulate Bombed Seen as Leftist Plot
West Berlin May Day rally drew about 400000 people as Roy Wilkins read a Johnson message. Police broke up the protest after hundreds of leftwing demonstrators shouted Leave Viet Nam and tried to turn the event against U.S. policy. The crowd included Communists and leftist Socialists plus Greek and Spanish workers.
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National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Johnson
Tiergarten Park
Castro denounces U S and LBJ linked to Viet Nam crisis
Fidel Castro assails the United States and President Johnson blaming them for intensifying Vietnam and Dominican Republic interventions. He vows to disrupt imperialist plans and urges action against Yankee forces. The report also covers Montreal May Day bombing fears and consulate damage with no injuries.
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Miami
UPI
Fidel Castro
United States
Dominican Republic
Castro
Havana
Lyndon B. Johnson
Viet Nam
South
U.S
Santo Domingo
South Florida
Eduardo Frei
Chile
Montreal
U. S
Richard H. Hawkins
Pittsburgh
UPI Briefs: SEATO Pledge Push and War on Poverty Hearings
A group of 20 House Republicans urged the administration to seek an on the record SEATO pledge for Thailand at the SEATO ministerial conference in London. Sen. Smathers announced hearings on whether the War on Poverty neglects the elderly. Rusk delayed London departure to attend the SEATO meeting amid the Dominican crisis. In Somerville Tennessee angry whites attacked civil rights demonstrators, with two men charged.
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Rge
Thailand
Washington
UPI
House
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
SEATO
GOP
United States
SEATC
London
George A. Smathers
D-Fla
Florida
Dean Rusk
South East Asia Treaty Organization
Dominican Republic
Rusk
George W. Ball
Somerville, Tenn
Nation's Weather Highlights United States extremes
The coldest reading Saturday morning outside Alaska and Hawaii was 26 degrees at Stampede Pass Washington. The warmest spots reached 104 degrees in Thermal and Imperial California.
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New York
UPI
United States
Alaska
Hawaii
Stampede, Pass
Wash
Thermal
Imperial
California
United Press International
Fort Worth
Helena
Ths Weather Bureau
Honolulu
de Francisco
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Albuquerque
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Reno Sacramento
St. Louis
Santa Ana
Salinas Salt Lake City
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San Francisco
Santa Barbara
Seattle
Spokane
T. Thermal
Washington
See Even LV Police Have Hearts
A Las Vegas officer in Charleston Heights stopped a speeding motorist, Joanne Stephenson, a Sands Hotel cashier. She said she was rushing to her wedding, and the cop chose sympathy over a ticket telling her to slow down and good luck. She made the wedding and left for a honeymoon flight with Al Hickman.
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Las Vegas
Charleston Heights
Joanne Stephenson
Sands Hotel
Miss Stephenson
al Hickman
Mercury
Five Americans dead in Keflavik helicopter crash
Five Americans assigned to the Keflavik NATO base were killed Saturday night in a helicopter crash near a highway about 10 miles from the base. Officials said two of the dead were high ranking U.S. Navy officers, but identities were withheld pending notification of relatives in the United States.
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Reykjavik
Iceland
UPID
Keflavik
NATO
U.S. Navy
United States
Record turnout in Las Vegas mayoral and council races
The Las Vegas primary pits incumbents against strong challengers for two City Commission seats while North Las Vegas and Henderson voters also select mayors and council members. Notable contests include Sidney Whitmore facing no opposition, and multiple challengers opposing Levy Mirabelli Richards in different wards. Community leaders in Ward Four vie for the lone council seat amid a crowded field.
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North Las Vegas
Henderson
Boulder City
Sidney Whitmore
Whitmore
Harry Levy
Phil Mirabelli
Walter J. Richards
Levy
Glen C. Anderson
Edward Birch
Wes Howery
John Jolliff
Glen C. Jones
Clark County
Sonny Richardson
Maurice Robbins
William L. Taylor
Nsw
Earl Hartke
Bob Bradley
John Myers
Boyd Bulloch
C. R. Cleland
Paul Arenaz
Rancho High School
Forrest Purdy
Edward Francis
Albert Franklin
Franklin
Dale Brockett
James B. French
Janice Jones
French
Jones
William B
Bill” Byrne
Byrne
Clark County Commission
Gene Baird
W. R
Bo” Hampton
Wilbur Hardy
Joseph J. Ream
Lorin L. Williams
George A. Adamson
Roger E. Dill
Giles “Bud” Franklin
Stanley Jones
Prairie Hill Seeks Disaster Aid After Oil Contaminates Water
Prairie Hill Texas with 300 residents asked the federal government for disaster relief after drilling for water yielded oil in the Municipal Water Corporation well. Officials say the oil taints the supply, forcing reliance on a pond and prompting loan-backed drilling, with limited customers. Congressman Teague promised to exhaust all means.
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Prairie Hill, Tex
UPI
Prairie Hill
Municipal Water Corporation
Sanford Hancock
Water Board
Hancock
Texas
Back Prairie Hill
Washington
Olin Teague
Byrnes Birthday Anniversary Marked by Bust Unveiling
Mr and Mrs James F Byrnes celebrated their 59th wedding anniversary and the former official’s 86th birthday with friends and an immigrant Russian sculptor. Abe Davidson created a bust showing Byrnes as a 1942 Supreme Court justice. Davidson, once famine refugee from Latvia, recalled Byrnes’ help that enabled his arrival in America.
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Columbia
S.C
UPI
James F. Byrnes
Russia
Byrnes
Supreme Court
High Court
Abe Davidson
Georgia
Brenau College
Davidson
Latvia
Greenville
Charles Evans Hughes
America
Handwriting Expert Haunts Case Fixes in Las Vegas Probe
The investigation cites Mrs. Maxwell and bailiff Harry V. Leonard Jr. in a case of alleged court record alterations tied to charges against Bell Fuchs Boulton Donnell Resler and Selover. Interviews reveal attempts to fix fines and possible contacts within the court staff amid a broader probe.
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Donnell
Selover
Harry V. Leonard Jr
Stone
Boulton
Resler
Fuchs
Bell
Mire
Ben Compton
Special Investigations Division
George Ogilvie
George Foley
Sidney Whitmore
Earl Renfro Bell
Las Vegas
Frank Adolph Fuchs
Clark Harold Boulton
Jack Leonard Donnell
Earle W. McDermid
Municipal Court
Robbins
Seaver
Maxwell
Allen Nautovsky
Sgt. Compton
Compton
Mrs. Maxwell
Nabatovsky
Leonard
Howeve
Liquor Ban During Election Hours Cited by Police
Police Chief Lorin Bunker reminded residents that city ordinance prohibits any liquor license from selling serving or giving away alcoholic beverages within the city during election hours.
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Lorin Bunker
Do You Have That Big 50 Dollars
Buck lists a string of cash prizes and a door to collect at the SUN office 121 S Highland. The item advertises cash rewards ranging from two to fifty dollars with codes and a large call to action for readers to claim their winnings.
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Buck
the Sun
S. Highland
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