Long Las Vegas Parade Beams Through Desert Fest Parade
A parade in Las Vegas features school bands, civic groups, and local clubs in a grand march. Participants include Desert Inn and Sardow, Moapa Valley, Elks, Salvation Army, and the Knights groups with floats, banners, and marching units.
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Poser
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Bout
Mershe
Las Vegas
Suome Clut
Dinema
Bert Aahomes
Stine
Moumet Pato
Shrine Club
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Var
Jack Butlin
Marsha Pe Low
PanAm Bent
Utah Stave Uncwerery
Tebre Squattor
Las Mercade
Woodruff Insurance
Mobile Home Degresse
Ssocneter
Jerry Lee Morgan
Paulie Morger
Howard
Ferri
Nevada Larettes
College of Southern Utah
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Rite
Elwell
Gordon Pott
Cadillac
Las Vegas Board of Realtors
Nevada Beverage and Anheuser Busch
Bonnie Wood
Esther Jacka
Marshall Gorman
Precisionaires
Gordon Potter's
Ford
New Car Dealers Association
Black Knights
Motor Patro
Turmoil Over Vietnam Peace Talks and Tanker Withdrawals
A public demand last month called for the withdrawal of forces from Southeast Asia and for a cease bombing raids in Vietnam. The note also mentions the involvement of North Vietnamese and other parties in ongoing talks and external affairs, reflecting tension over the conflict and international negotiations.
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UN Orders Cease Fire in Santo Domingo Amid Turmoil
An international council orders a cease fire in Santo Domingo as armed clashes persist. Senior officials from multiple nations, including Envoy Gerri and General Riktes, push for immediate mediation and the formation of a peace delegation to address the escalating violence and protect civilians.
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Santo Domingo
World briefs from Frankfurt and beyond
Reports from Frankfurt describe prosecutions and legal actions amid postwar tensions. In Toronto and other centers, updates cover international incidents including airship wreckage, missing occupants, and identifications of American and French travelers tied to the events.
Nuclear policy shift in McNamara testimony sparks debate
Defense Secretary McNamara says the United States would use nuclear weapons in any situation where destruction is possible, a departure from prior policy. The remark drew attention amid Cold War tensions and prompted questions from lawmakers about limits and consequences.
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UPI
Robert S. McNameratel
United States
Red Chima
Peace Corps
Washington Rij
Dominican Republic
Rele
Warren W. Wiggins
Senate Foreign Relations Forminates
Ambassador Nominee Marsh Green Named by President
Washington announced the selection of Marsh Green, a career diplomat, as the new United States ambassador to Far East territories. The appointment will replace Reed Jones upon retirement, with a Senate confirmation expected next week.
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Will Replece
Jones
Tie
Greer Tr Diakerta
Senate
Reds Admit Luna-5 Not Big Success
Moscow reports the Luna-5 moon probe failed to complete a full soft landing test. The craft crashed five minutes before scheduled arrival, leaving officials cautious but noting it achieved several key experiments and provided early data on systems.
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Luna
Moscow
Aps
Soviet Union
Radio Moscow
Mstislav Keldvsh
The
Academy of Sciences
Tass
Keldvsh
Tornadoes Threaten Dallas Fort Worth Wichita
United Press International reports more tornadoes forecast for Saturday across Dallas Fort Worth and central Kansas. A twister struck a three block area of Wichita, injuring at least seven people as thunderstorms raked Dallas.
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Dallas
Fort Worth
Tex
Central
Kansas
Wichita Thursden
Weather Bureau
Texas
Wite Gains Most of Jones Estate
Spike Jones bequeathed the bulk of his estate to his widow Helen Grayce with the remainder going to three of his four children. The will filed in Superior Court states the estate is worth more than $100, and lists 60 percent to Miss Grayce and 10 percent to each of the three children, Lindsey Leslie and Linda Lee, with Gina Marie born after the will.
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UPI
Spike Jones
Helen Grayce
Superior Court
Jones
California
Grayco
Lindsev
Leslie
Linda Lee
Gina Marie
Johnson seeks funds to fight crime in Washington
President Johnson asked Congress for 1 878 000 dollars to boost the Washington metropolitan police force. He cited the need for more police cars and two way radio to reverse the rising crime pattern and said the request could have an immediate impact in the war on crime. He also announced plans to send more proposals, including a district crime commission.
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UPI
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Montreal
Georges Lemay
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Johnson
Congress
Washington, D.C
Senate
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100 Youths Eligible for Job Corps
The Youth Opportunity Center at 628 Las Vegas Blvd North announces a quota of 100 young men for the Job Corps. The voluntary program offers a new chance to help themselves and invites interested youths to apply at the center.
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Las Vegas Blvd
North
Fear Friendship Day Backfires and Is Called Off in Selma
A plan by Earl W. Hall to spur Alabama commerce in Selma with a Friendship Day drive was canceled after a Selma Chamber of Commerce letter warned of possible negative reaction. Sheriff Jim Clark floated a run for governor but cited local issues in Dallas County, Selma.
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UPI
Birmingham
Earl W. Hall
Alabama
Selma Mayo
Hall
Selma
Selma Chamber of Commerce
Jim Clark
Clark
George C. Wallace
Dallas County
Nation's Weather Data 24-Hour Table From U S Weather Bureau
United Press International reports a 24 hour weather table ending at 4 a m Pacific time. Data prepared by the U S Weather Bureau in San Francisco includes temperature and precipitation details across the nation.
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United Press International
U.S. Weather Bureau
San Francisco
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