Labor chiefs reshuffled at major Las Vegas hotels
The Clark County Liquor and Gaming Licensing Board considers a realignment plan for International and Flamingo hotels. If approved, Fred Benninger becomes chairman and Las Vegas International Hotel Inc. chief, while Kirk Kerkorian remains owner via International Leisure Corp. The changes also nominate Alex Shoofey as president of the International Hotel and James J. West as Flamingo president, with several other officer swaps.
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Clark County Liquor and Gaming Licensing Board
International
Flamingo
Kirk Kerkorian
International Leisure Corp
Fred Benninger
Las Vegas International Hotel Inc
Flamingo Resort Inc
Alex Shoofey
International Hotel
Benninger
James J. West
Flamingo Hotel
Shoofey
Ernest Goodwin
Arnold L. McGraw
James Aljian
Maurice M. Miller
James M. Orr Jr
Aljian
Reuther tributes and Khmer capture report
Leaders and colleagues mourn Walter Reuther after the UAW president's death in a Northern Michigan jet crash. Tributes praise his dedication and impact on industry and civil rights. Separately, three American correspondents are reported missing inside Cambodia near Svay Rieng amid conflict with Viet Cong forces.
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Walter P. Reuther
United Auto Workers
Reuther
May
Michigan
Nixon
Saigon
UPI
Cambodia
Svay Rieng
Richard Dudman
Washington
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Elizabeth Pond
The
Christian Science Monitor
Mike Morrow
Dispatch International
Dispatch News Service
My Lai
South Vietnam
State Department
Four In Line To Succeed Reuther As UAW President
Wal ter Reuther s death leaves four candidates for UAW president Douglas Fraser Leonard Woodcock Ken Bannon and Emil Mazey will contend for the post but lack Reuther s driving personality Fraser the 64 year old Chrysler Department chief is seen as the front runner until after Reuther s funeral Fraser is from Glasgow Scotland and began his U S career at six
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Reuther
UAW
Detroit
UPI
Walter P. Reuther
United Auto Workers Union
Union
Douglas Fraser
Leonard Woodcock
Ken Bannon
Fraser
Chrysler
Glasgow
Scotland
United States
Harris Poll Shows White Hostility to Black Panthers
Time Magazine surveyed 1255 blacks nationwide via Harris and found 25 percent share Panther philosophy with 43 percent of teens aligning. A sense of pride from the Panthers is felt by 64 percent of blacks, while many whites view them as a menace and call for action against the group.
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America
Thers
Time Magazine
Harris Organization
Panthers
Gift That Wasn't Appreciated Bomb In Mother's Day Package
Estella Lester opened a package thinking it was a Mother's Day gift and found a bomb. The package addressed to her daughter Jeanette Bowles 26 lacked a return address and the firing mechanism did not trigger when opened from the bottom.
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Detroit
Estella Lester
Jeanette Bowles
College Heads Vow To Keep Schools Open Despite Campus Shutdown
Students protested U S involvement in Southeast Asia with 230 colleges closed last week over war expansion and Kent State killings. Leaders urged continuing classes as scheduled, listing campuses including Iowa Illinois California Virginia Wisconsin and others.
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U.S
Southeast Asia
Kent State University
University of Iowa
University of Illinois
University of California
University of Southern California
California State College
Loyola University
the University of Virginia
Southern Illinois University
Northwestern University
University of Wis
City University of New York
CUNY
Albert H. Bowker
Upsala College
East Orange
N.J
New Jersey
Princeton
Newark
New Brunswick
Rutgers
Glassboro State
Upsala
Newark College of Engineering
Board of Regents
University of Maryland
Maryland
Canadians Move Near Border In Second Protest
A second force of 900 Canadians approached the U S border to protest American troops in Cambodia and the Kent State killings. The gathering was peaceful, with wreaths placed at the peace arch and no breach of territory. American observers and local police maintained order as protests spread to colleges nationwide.
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Peace Arch
United States
Two Vietnam Veterans Die In Colorado Crash
Clifford Eugene MacDonald a 21 year old Vietnam veteran from Las Vegas was killed in a near Denver car crash. His brother Frank MacDonald a Vietnam veteran was seriously injured. Clifford was pronounced dead on arrival at St. Anthony's Hospital. Both men were sons of Mr and Mrs Ray. The article notes classes cancelled for the remainder of the semester and UC Berkeley and CSU campuses planned reopening with caveats.
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Clifford Eugene MacDonald
Las Vegas
Frank
Denver
Colo
Clifford MacDonald
St. Anthony's Hospital
Frank MacDonald
Ray
Weather Summary With Winds and Temps
Mostly clear weather with gusty shifting winds. Today’s high 80 and low 60, yesterday’s high 86 and low 63. Sunrise at 3 38, sunset at 7 36, noon humidity 17 percent.
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James M. Roche
General Motors
Malcolm Denise
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Walter Dorosh
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George Meany
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Whitney M. Young Jr
National Urban League
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Sen
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Marquis Childs
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Lyndon B. Johnson
John F. Kennedy
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Harry S Truman
Emil Mazey
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Dr. Thosteson
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Harris Survey
Black Panthers
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Colorado Auto
Colorado
California State Colleges
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Charles E. Young
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