Terror Threat Looms Over NATO Delegates in Montreal
The FLQ warned of bomb blasts targeting the Ottawa Hotel where NATO delegates and U S Secretary of State Dean Rusk would stay, prompting extra security by RCMP and NATO guards as 12 homemade bombs were found in Westmount mailboxes, one injuring a demolition expert.
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Ottawa
NATO
U. S
Dean Rusk
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Westmount
Walter Leja
Navy Revises Thresher Debris Search Plans
Navy reports debris seen 220 miles east of Cape Cod from Atlantis II cameras in 1500 feet of water. Side looking sonar and other probes support the possibility the debris is the missing submarine Thresher with 129 aboard. A Navy court of inquiry in Portsmouth NH continues hearings as underwater devices are to be used.
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Thresher
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Navy
Portsmouth
N.H
Debate on Growth and Annexation in City Election
A reader voices concern about the incumbent mayor s record on growth and annexation efforts. He cites past campaigns, appointments, and alleged financing from a gaming hotel, suggesting the need for a metropolitan district and broader county growth strategies. He hints at a continuation of advocacy if Myron Leavitt becomes mayor.
Bus Plunge Into Canal Kills About 20 Migrant Workers
A bus carrying roughly 20 migrant farm laborers plunged into a canal off State Road 80 near Pahokee Florida. Divers rushed to the scene as authorities reported the bus was underwater and the death toll remained unconfirmed.
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Pahokee
Fla
UPI
Highway Patrol
Lake Okeechobee
West Palm Beach
Miami
Two More Die In County Traffic Accidents
Two more fatalities were added to the Clark County toll from Saturday morning crashes. Toy G. Lorenzo, 33, and William J. Scott, 35, died in separate incidents on the Strip and at an intersection. Lorenzo, crossing near the Thunderbird Hotel, was struck by John E. Gillin, 41, of Chappoque, N.Y., the General Electric representative on his second Las Vegas trip. Scott died when his motorcycle hit Cleveland Dunlap, 25, at Lawry and La Salle avenues. A third death was listed after a coroner’s report from Merced, California showed Lillian Peterson, 55, died May 8 from injuries sustained in a April 5 crash here. Investigation continues.
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William J. Scott
Constitution St
Henderson
Clark County Ledger
Merced
Calif
Lillian Peterson
Lorenzo
Thunderbird
John E. Gillin
Chappoque
N.Y
Gillin
General Electric
Las Vegas
Highway Patrol
Scott
Cleveland Dunlap
Blankenship
Lawry and
la Salle
Cooper bids farewell to rescuers aboard USS Kearsarge
Astronaut L Gordon Cooper ends a two day recovery in Honolulu after more than 22 earth orbits. He thanks the seven Navy frogmen who retrieved his capsule and spends final hours aboard the carrier with debriefing. His wife Trudy and daughters Camala and Janita accompany him.
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L. Gordon Cooper
Pacific
Earth
Honolulu
Cooper
Trudy
Coop
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Air Force
Navy
Wallace seeks Supreme Court to strike federal troops law
Alabama Governor George C. Wallace asked the U S Supreme Court to declare Kennedy era troop deployment in Alabama unconstitutional and to void the 14th Amendment civil rights provisions. He pressed the high court as President Kennedy urged Americans to reject prejudice and violence during a Nashville stop.
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Muscle Shoals
Ala
UPI
Kennedy
South
Nashville
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Washington
U.S. Supreme Court
High Court
Wallace
Tennessee
Good Samaritan Robbed and Menaced in Home Invasion
Walter Snyder of 350 North 11th Street told Las Vegas police that two men he had befriended robbed him at his apartment early Saturday. They beat him after entering to rest and one brandished a butcher knife threatening to kill him until he disclosed the whereabouts of money. He escaped to neighbors and summoned police. $8 reported stolen.
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Walter Snyder
N. 11Th St
Las Vegas
Fremont Street
Snyder
Weather Summary: Mostly Clear with Gentle Winds
The forecast calls for mostly clear skies with gentle winds. High temperatures reach 95 degrees, dipping to 63 at night. Yesterday's high was 99 and low 62. Noontime humidity at 7 percent. Sunrise at 5 32 and sunset at 7 43.
Armed bandit robs gas station attendant at gunpoint
Early morning robbery at Chief Station Ninth and Stewart. Attendant Farley Carter says a lone gunman ordered him to the back room then into the front and emptied the cash register of 60 dollars. Carter also handed over 43 dollars from his billfold before the robber fled on foot. Police pursue leads with a sketchy description.
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Ninth and Stewart
Farley Carter
Carter
Max Shulman Actress Wife Dies of Natural Causes
The death of Carol Shulman 41 wife of author humorist Max Shulman was attributed to natural causes by a medical examiner. An autopsy followed discovery of her body sprawled on a bed in the Westport Connecticut home Friday morning. Leona Peeples a maid found the body and notified Shulman in New York City.
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UPI
Carol Shulman
Max Shulman
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