Viet Cong reject Nixon pullout terms in Paris talks
The Viet Cong and North Vietnamese delegation issued a ten line communique during the Vietnam peace conference in Paris, brushing aside a full withdrawal demand as unacceptable while signaling openness to discuss other elements of Nixon eight point plan. Separately, a Las Vegas school bus collision injured two children and the driver on Tropicana Road, with significant damage to the bus and a sports car.
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Anti Rockey Melee In Honduras
About 1000 students marched to the Lincoln Hotel where newsmen with Gov. Rockefeller stayed and tore down an American flag in protest of a student killed in an anti Rockefeller demonstration. They shredded the flag and planned to march on the Prado Hotel where Rockefeller was lodged.
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Wilbur Clark remembered as Las Vegas icon and friend to many
A memorial tribute recalls Wilbur Clark founder of the Desert Inn as a generous host and Las Vegas goodwill ambassador. The piece notes Hughes later bought Clark’s property, a sun dial memorial, and Clark’s lasting warmth and friendship.
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Jury Deliberations Continue in Linn Double Murder Case
A Las Vegas jury of seven women and five men jurors pressed on with deliberations late last night in the Linn murder trial. Ted Linn, 36, of Jackson Wyoming, faces charges in the August 1967 killing of businessmen Larry Olinger and Robert Stucker. The victims were buried in a shallow grave near Carson City after being shot. Prosecutors say David Goldsmith hired Linn and others to kill the partners for insurance proceeds, with Lindblad granted immunity and Lucas acquitted last month. Goldsmith awaits trial.
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IRS to Send Tax Task Force to Nevada Casinos
The IRS plans to boost agent presence in Las Vegas and Reno as part of a broader push against organized crime and tax evasion. Commissioner Randolph Thrower said Nevada is a problem area and that agent numbers could be doubled if budget proposals pass, targeting skimmage and unreported casino income.
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Weather Summary for Today and Yesterday
Mostly sunny with gentle winds. Today's high near 90 and low 60, yesterday's high 99 and low 64. Noontime humidity at 12 percent with sunrise at 5 34 and sunset at 7 40.
Fortas linked to Cliff Jones and Wolfson deal denial
The Justice Department said no deals were made with imprisoned financier Louis E. Wolfson to obtain testimony on ties to Justice Abe Fortas. Officials stressed Wolfson testified under compulsion, not voluntarily, and that FBI visits occurred as he serves a one year term at a Florida minimum security prison for selling unregistered stock.
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