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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1966
Page
2
The piece questions NLRB conduct and its hearings, argues casinos may be in or out of interstate commerce, and notes Hacienda back pay and Thunderbird election issues. It urges Congress to investigate NLRB and calls for consistency in federal law across agencies.
Shade Gap Pennsylvania reports that Lt Edward Mitarnowski said there is no connection between the Peggy Ann Brodnick kidnapping and the disappearance of Kathy Shea, a six year old who vanished March 18, 1965. Kathy's case remains unsolved while Peggy Ann recovers after a seven day captivity.
The sale of about 13 000 head of slaughter cattle to Mexico drove a major gain in U S livestock exports last year. Mexico typically buys breeding stock from the United States. Total livestock exports reached about 20 million dollars.
A promotional card urges lasting slimness by consulting a physician and addressing compulsive eating. It highlights losing the desire to overeat as weight is shed and promises safe easy results through Acacia Prescription Hypnosis at 1302 .9 Fourth Street with Ewart L. Rogers, AAEH.
At the Young Communist League Congress in Moscow delegates aired domestic grievances and pledged support for Vietnam. A female delegate urged male planners to swap desks for heavy lifting to ease shop workloads, while another complained women are barred from civilian flying schools despite achieving feats in aviation.
West German Chancellor Ludwig Erhard and British Prime Minister Harold Wilson will hold talks in London this week on NATO restructuring, the future of Europe, and allied nuclear sharing. The meetings with key ministers aim to prepare for the June NATO council in Brussels and agree on an alliance with France absent and a firmly integrated military command.
Le Cercle Francais and LVHS French Club staged a year end program in the school library directed by Lee Pivornick. Third and fourth year students performed Paris rail scene Gare St Lazare from Continental Fling while first and second years offered original sketches.
Watts remains quiet during the coroner's inquest recess into the death of Leonard Deadwyler a 25 year old motorist killed by a traffic officer after a high speed chase. Testimony and conflicting accounts continued as 27 witnesses are expected to appear.
More than 300 000 college students took draft deferment tests with few anti test demonstrators on campus. At Stanford about 800 completed exams amid scattered protests and a late plan to allow volunteers to take the test, while Roosevelt University saw about 20 visitors in lobby protests dwindling to eight. Tennessee faced a repeated paper mix up with 600 students arriving for 300 test forms and a prior computer error sending a student to Utah.
Washington flour from Mount Vernon by George Washington gained fame for exceptional purity and quality. It was widely recognized across the Americas and Europe for its excellence.
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