Bus Firm Proposes 12 Month Stay in Las Vegas Transit Fight
Tanner Motor Tours offers to extend current contract with Teamsters Local 631 for 12 months with no wage or work condition changes to Vegas Transit drivers and maintenance staff. Union vote set for Sunday at 5 am, but acceptance appears unlikely. A Saturday City Hall meeting with Teamsters, Clark County and Las Vegas officials aims to broker a settlement, with city takeover of bus service considered if talks fail.
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Hypnotist Found Sane by Court in Sanity Ruling
Las Vegas chiropractor and professional hypnotist Dr Arnold Van Heukelem was ruled sane by federal Judge Roger Foley after a sanity hearing following his March conviction for sending obscene matter through the mails. Sentencing was postponed pending the outcome of the hearing.
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Too Late to Classify Personal Notice Feets Hurts?
The fragment hints at a personal notice about feet pain and possible medical or health context. No clear names, dates, or organizations are readable to specify.
Unions Lose Casino Bid in Nevada Ballot Fight
The Culinary Workers Union Local 726 drew only three supporters in a vote against AFCGE at Showboat Hotel and two clubs, a protest against union representation for some 75 members outside gaming. Balloting occurred in trailers near the clubs under NLRB supervision as parties sought court-ordered delays.
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Red China tests a second atomic bomb
In New York the U N Disarmament Commission heard V C Privedi call the Red Chinese nuclear test an attack on humanity. Japan protested at Radio Pekings declaration, while Dean Rusk in London noted the blast and expected a second bomb but said it related to no Viet Nam crisis. Rusk then departed for Vienna for the Austrian state treaty anniversary events.
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Indiana
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United Nations Disarmament Commission
Peking
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Dean Rusk
London
United States
Rusk
Vienna
Giancana Leads Gangland List In Fed Probe
The Miami scene centers on a federal probe listing Giancana and associates among the gang leaders. Subpoenas target Miss McGuire of a famed singing sister trio as mob figures assemble in blue black suits with straw hats. Sam Battaglia, alleged gambling chief, speaks only briefly.
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Teets) Battaglia
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Judge Opens Probe Into Firing at Child Haven
Juvenile Judge William Compion said he has begun an investigation into the dismissal of Hertha Palumbo, director of Child Haven, by county facility director Pete Updike. Two signed statements were received but not read, as the judge proceeds with inquiry and may issue a statement next week. Palumbo and staff had pressed for reasons behind the sudden action amid strong accusations from Updike.
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FDR Labor Secretary Perkins Dies at 83
Frances Perkins, 83, U S Secretary of Labor under Franklin D Roosevelt and the first woman cabinet member, died Friday night in New York. She entered hospital for a routine exam two weeks earlier and suffered a stroke. she helped push Social Security and unemployment insurance amid the Great Depression.
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Viet Reds Kill Yank In Ambush Near Da Nang
Guerrillas killed a U S Marine and wounded seven others in two ambushes near Da Nang airbase. U S jets and helicopter support engaged the Reds as officers reported a major government victory southwest of Saigon where the 21st Infantry Division killed 215 Viet Cong, captured 53, and seized weapons. Flight activity totaled 186 sorties against Communist concentrations with no fresh raids on North Vietnam.
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Boots and Beauty Parade anchors Helldorado events in Las Vegas
The climax of Helldorado features high school bands from Moapa Valley Lincoln Long Beach and Boulder City. Mounted units will bring 500 people and 2 horses to Las Vegas including the Rahmes Shrine Mounted Patrol and many other county and city posies. Parade starts with Sen Howard Cannon leading the first section and includes out of town drill teams such as the U S Naval Air Station from Whidbey Island Washington.
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Police Arrest Pair on Bogus Bill Ring in Nevada
Two men suspected of passing counterfeit $20 bills were arrested by Las Vegas detectives after arriving in the city. William J. Fenstermaker and Malcolm R. Morrison were booked for possession of counterfeit money and held for Secret Service questioning. Police recovered 75 fake notes with serial number 1 66570809 A.
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Dominican Rebels Start Battle With Paratroopers
The conflict involved paratroopers from the 82nd Airborne Division at Fort Bragg and rebel positions. Mortar bursts and automatic fire targeted two paratroop outposts with no American casualties. Marines reported light sniper fire and one Marine wounded in a strafing incident, while a U.S. held position was accidentally strafed.
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Washington
Solons Dragged Into Hassle Over Court Service
The U S Marshal's Office must serve new defendants with a Friday court order. If Nevada legislators evade service to delay the June 23 trial, Judge Ko ley says the court will cross that bridge when it comes but doubts any responsible official would try to avoid service.
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Nevada
Koley
No True Christian Would Embrace Such Hatred Says Column
Hank Greenspun argues that certain religious groups and the Christian Educational Association fan hatred and recruit criminals to oppose minority groups. He warns these leaders imitate Hitler’s tactics and threaten safety by spreading attacks read by willing followers. He urges vigilance to prevent their influence from spreading.
Strip Executive Draws Federal Prison Term
Ruby Kolod 54 part owner of Desert Inn and Stardust Hotels received four years and a $7500 fine. Willie Alderman 65 former Fla ming o hotel owner was sentenced to three years and a $5000 fine. Felix Alderisio 52 of Chicago was given four and a half years and a $7500 fine. They were convicted in Denver on charges of plotting to threaten disbarred attorney Robert Sunshine to recover $65000.
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Stardust
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Undergroun Test Staged At Test Site
A low to intermediate yield underground nuclear test was conducted Friday by the Atomic Energy Commission at its Nevada Test Site. Since the year began the US has carried out 11 underground shots, with the program resumed on Sept 15, 1981 and 135 shots fired since then. britain and the US conducted three Plowshare tests for peacetime excavation and two for blast detection research.
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