Milk Price Hearing Resumes In Nevada
Nevada State Dairy Commission resumes its public hearing on a proposed milk price increase today at 9 a.m. at Hotel Flamingo. Five Las Vegas dairies sought a 2 cent per quart rise and were asked for more financial data on marketing activities. Supplemental requests for a 1 cent increase by dairy farmers are also under consideration.
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Nevada State Dairy Commission
Hotel Flamingo
Las Vegas
Dairies
Chinese Foreign Minister says U.S.-China war seems unavoidable
In Stockholm Chen Yi warns in interview that a Red China United States clash seems unavoidable and notes the Lower Union might side with the U.S. He adds distrust of the Russians and says China would fight alongside the Soviet Union only if it faced aggression, otherwise expect to fight alone.
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Stockholm
UPS
Chen Yi
Red China
United States
Chen
Ulf Brandell
Dagens Nyheter
Chinese Foreign Ministry
Peking
Soviet Union
China
Brandell
Slaying Probe Extends to Parisad Involvement Of Five
Sheriff's detectives pursue rooms and travel bookings as clues in the January 19 Alsup slaying in Paradise Valley. Five men arraigned in San Francisco face conspiracy charges in a separate union shooting. the actual gunman remains at large as investigators seek ties to Las Vegas visits and the Paradise Valley killing.
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San Francsco
Ralph Alsup
California
Alsup
Paradise Valley
Las Vegas
Painters Union
Don Wilson
San Francisco
Richard Rock
Rabinowitz
Rock
Oakland
Carl Black
Clyde Simmons
Painting and Decorating Contractors Association of Sacramento
Norman Call
Max Ward
Painters Union Welfare Fund
Sacramento
Thant warns UN cannot settle Vietnam conflict
United Nations Secretary General Thant told a Atlantic City audience that the UN is not presently constituted to broker Vietnam peace. He urged a return to Geneva terms, scaling down hostilities, and talks including all combatants and the five major powers, including Communist China.
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Atlantic City
N. J
UPC
United Nations
Thant
China
U.N
World
People’s Republic of China
Communist China
Viet Nam
Fair Board weighs role in Las Vegas air show
A County Fair and Recreation Board committee meets to seek attorney guidance on whether it can financially back or promote a national air exposition in Las Vegas. The discussion follows a prior opinion that private promoter deals or payroll support could trigger legal action, with further questions about increasing room tax allocations to back the venture.
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County Fair and Recreation Board
Convention Center
Ed Fountain
Redge Twiggs
Goodwin Lyon
Las Vegas
Lyon
George Albright
Robert Jones
Twiggs
Albright
Jones
Phil Mirabelli
Kent Sentenced to 2 to 40 Years in Marijuana Case
Johnny Gene Kent, 22, of 817 Weaver St, West Las Vegas, was sentenced by Dist. Judge Clarence Sundean to 2 to 40 years and a $10,000 fine for selling marijuana to a police undercover agent on January 19. Kent's attorney Charles Kellar said there would be no appeal.
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Dist
Clarence Sundean
Johnny Gene Kent
Weaver St. Kent
Charles Kellar
Kellar
Bearded Boy Out But Others Are In
Western High School student John Fischer faces continued beard restrictions while peers at Las Vegas and Rancho high schools wear whiskers. Principal Theron Swainston suspended Fischer for chin hair, a civil rights suit followed, and an appeal stalled after attorney absence.
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Western High School
Clark County
John Fischer
Rancho
Las Vegas
John Paul
Theron Swainston
Western
Fischer
John
Young Fischer
Henderson
Greyhound Strike Talks Open Path to Settlement
Negotiators for the Amalgamated Transit Union and Western Greyhound Lines report progress as they agree on a pension plan, removing the main obstacle to ending a 10 day strike. A Federal Mediation spokesman called the move encouraging and said details await final settlement.
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Washington
UPI
Amalgamated Transit Union
Western Greyhound Lines
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Greyhound
Standard Hospital Daily Service Charge Proposed in Nevada
A plan to standardize hospital charges by creating a daily hospital service charge was submitted to the Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital board. The Hospital Council of Southern Nevada designed the plan to be presented to eight area hospitals with aim to clarify costs for patients and insurers. The proposal, to take effect January 1, 1967, would cover existing services and add some free items.
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Board of Trustees
Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital
Hospital Council of
Southern Nevada
Where I Stand Continued From Page One
A reader criticizes the NLRB for being biased toward Hanley and a dealers union. The writer argues rulings are incomprehensible to fair citizens and that the board oversteps authority by favoring organized labor and extending into gaming. The piece calls for reform or abolition akin to the WPA.
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Hanley
Tom Hanley
NLRB
WPA
West Las Vegas Youth Shot Dead With Unloaded Gun
A 14 year old West Las Vegas youth, Marshall Marks of 1900 H Street, died after a friend shot him on his front lawn with an unloaded gun. The 17 year old helper said the clip was removed and a round remained in the chamber. County Juvenile Probation Officer Robert Mullins assisted detectives as the case developed.
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West Las Vegas
Marshall Marks
H St
Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital
Robert Mullins
Quiet Campaign Promotes Silence at Durham Hospital
In Durham England 300 doctors and nurses part of an anti noise effort will wear buttons reading Shh to urge quiet in hospital wards and corridors during daily rounds and patient care activities.
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Durham
England
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Probe
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Hayward
Calif
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Uy BS
Mermlmint Theatre
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