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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1966
Page
7
Wholesale prices edged up one tenth of one percent in April signaling continued cost of living pressure. The Labor Department noted gains in industrial commodities offset farm and processed foods declines while unemployment slipped to 3.7 percent, with 2.8 million unemployed and the total labor force at 78.9 million.
The Weather Bureau noted yesterday's high of 103 in Blythe California, excluding Alaska and Hawaii, while International Falls Minnesota logged the lowest morning temperature at 28. The report summarizes regional temperature extremes across the mainland United States.
Prime Minister Nguyen Cao Ky averted a walkout by Buddhist members of South Vietnam's 32 member election committee by signing papers granting the body official status. The issue arose after interior minister Tran Min Tiet invited views on civilian government elections. Buddhist leaders demanded formal recognition and threatened to quit without it, with elections slated for August after three weeks of riots. The committee also rejected Lord Walston's ICC supervision proposal, saying internal control suffices and opposing outside interference from the International Control Commission.
Ontario was rabies free until 1953 when the disease arrived from the north carried by foxes and skunks. Since then about 1,200 cases are reported annually across the province.
President Sukarno meets top cabinet leaders amid signs of a new power struggle with the military led by Lt. Gen. Suharto. Sukarno seeks to dissolve the People’s Provisional Consultative Congress and Parliament, while Suharto's radio deputy calls for a general elections law to strip Sukarno of his life title and restore Congress, Parliament, and the Supreme Advisory Council.
In Rome police clash with about 1 000 striking workers outside insurance offices in Piazza Venezia. At least 25 injured including 15 policemen and Parliament member Luigi Bertoldi. Twenty-four arrested as riots spread to Milan and Naples with dozens injured.
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