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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1966
Page
4
Nevada State Dairy Commission resumes its public hearing on a proposed milk price increase at 9 a.m. today at Hotel Flamingo. Dairies from Las Vegas sought a 2 cent per quart rise and must supply more financial data on marketing. Supplemental requests for a one cent increase by dairy farmers are also under review.
Chinese Foreign Minister Chen Yi told Da gens Nyheter editors in Stockholm that a war between Red China and the United States seems unavoidable. He warned the Soviet Union might side with the United States and said Russians cannot be trusted. The interview was conducted with Ulf Brandell and other Scandinavian journalists during a Beijing visit, with questions written in advance and replies provided by the foreign ministry.
Sheriff investigators pursue room and travel records as they link five men charged with a separate conspiracy to the January 19 Paradise Valley killing of Ralph Alsup. The group faces no arrests yet, with authorities seeking the actual shooter still at large and noting ties to a Las Vegas visitor.
United Nations Secretary General Thant warned in Atlantic City that the UN is not positioned to bring the Vietnam War to negotiations. He urged the five major powers including China to seek peace among themselves and favored Geneva-based steps and phased troop reductions.
Johnny Gene Kent, 22, of 817 Weaver St, West Las Vegas, was sentenced by Dist. Judge Clarence Sundean to 20 to 40 years in prison and fined $10,000 after a Jan. 19 sale of marijuana to an undercover agent. Kent’s attorney Charles Kellar said there would be no appeal.
John Fisch, a Western High School student, was suspended a month ago for wearing a beard. Other students from Clark County schools continue to wear beards at Rancho and Las Vegas high schools as Las Vegas High School officials say they have no objection.
County fair and recreation board committee meets to hear attorney opinion on whether the board can back a national air exposition. Chairman Ed Fountain and others discuss whether to invite promoters and involve taxpayers, with potential tax implications and updates on legal guidance.
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