Clerk and mistress convicted in Bodies of the Moor case
Chester England United Press International reports Tan Brady and his platinum blonde mistress were found guilty Friday in the sensational Bodies of the Moor trial. Each received life imprisonment for their crimes.
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Vegas
Chester
England
UPI
Tan Brady
Brady
Edward Evans
Lesley-Ann Downey
John Kilbride
Manchester
Evans
Miss Hindley
Downey
Young Kilbride
Kilbride
Unemployment Drops to 3.7 Percent in April
The Labor Department reports the U.S. jobless rate fell to 3.7 percent in April from 3.8, marking the second decline this year. About 2.8 million people were unemployed, with declines across adult men, women, and teenagers, while 15 weeks or longer out of work totaled nearly 780,000.
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Washington
UPI
Labor Department
Reds refuse to discuss future of Yank POWs in Viet Nam
Geneva UPI report says Red Cross chief Samuel Gonard alleged Communist obstruction in aiding American POWs. Harriman cited over 200 Americans believed held, with 33 identified as POWs, while comms refusals to adhere to Geneva conventions hinder family contact and food aid. Separately, Defense Secretary McNamara announced a major cut in Strategic Air Command airborne alert to rely more on ICBMs, saving $64 million annually while keeping bombers ready.
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Geneva
UPI
International Red Cross
Viet Nam
Red Cross
Samuel Gonard
W. Averell Harriman
Harriman
Gonard
United States
South Viet Nam
Defense
Robert $. McNamara
America
Pentagon
Russia
McNamara
Hhis
House
Air Force
Earle G. Wheeler
Joint Chiefs
First plastic born from ivory billiard ball shortage
A US printer named John Wesley Hyatt created celluloid in 1869 as a cheap ivory substitute, marking the origin of the world’s first plastic. The Las Vegas Sun advertises affordable home furnishings in today’s classified section.
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John Wesley Hyatt
Las Vegas Sun
Cole joins talks to end strike in New York
David L. Cole, veteran mediator, accepted Friday the task of mediating the 13 day old walkout by the Newspaper Guild of New York against World Journal Tribune. Mayor Lindsay appointed Cole after Theodore Kheel bowed out, with Cole aiming for a quick and equitable settlement and asking both sides to drop pending legal actions.
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NEW York
UPS
David L. Cole
New Herald Tribune
World Journal
Cole
John V. Lindsay
Newspaper Guild of New York
World Journal Tribune
Theodore Kheel
Lindsay
Kheel
Boston
Thomas J. Murphy
Newspaper
Guild
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Defense Secretary
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Clark County Electric
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Owen
Ceneral
Las Vegas
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Tes Vege
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EL Cortez Hotel and Casino
Jaq
Lincoln
Linday
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