Unions challenge multiple casino owners with pact in Nevada
The Culinary, Bartenders, and Teamsters unions representing about 20,000 workers react as a pact targets several Southern Nevada resort hotels amid rising ownership concentration. The coordinated effort signals broad labor pressure on major casino operators.
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Southern Nevada
Culinary, Bartenders, and Teamsters
al Bramlet
William F. Carter
Joint Teamsters Council 95
Teamster
The Rise of Nonpolitician Leaders in an Era of Change
A discussion of Eugene McCarthy and Nelson Rockefeller as nonpolitician candidates, their intellectual appeal, and the role of youth in politics. It contrasts money and party support with principled independents, noting college students’ influence and broader implications for 1960s political culture. See also union pact in Nevada framing labor solidarity and cross-union cooperation under The Alliance.
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Sen
Eugene McCarthy
Gov
Nelson Rockefeller
McCarthy
Rockefeller
Pompidou orders rapid crack down on anti Gaullist riots
Premier Georges Pompidou ordered police to break up further demonstrations and labeled agitators as attempting to start a civil war. Riots across 14 cities left two dead and 1,000 injured as mass unrest halted France with 10 million unemployed and 799 arrests in Paris. He began talks with union leaders to end the strike wave.
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Paris
UPI
Georges Pompidou
France
Pompidou
Lyon
de Gaulle
Senior Citizen Apartment Complex Dedicated Here
Harry C. Levy Gardens in Las Vegas was formally dedicated by the Las Vegas Housing Authority. The $2.76 million 150 unit complex marks a national first in this partnership of local and federal government for senior citizen housing. Sun photo coverage begins on page 28.
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Harry C. Levy
Las Vegas Housing Authority
SUN
Heart Transplant Performed Under Guarded Conditions
Doctors at the Medical College of Virginia in Richmond completed a heart transplant in a long awaited operation. The patient, not named, was said to be in satisfactory condition and guarded by armed security. Hospital officials declined to identify or comment on the donor or duration of the surgery.
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Richmond
UPS
Medical College of Virginia
Orange, Va
Picketing Protest Targets Las Vegas Casinos
NAACP local president Charles Kellar announces peaceful demonstrations in downtown Las Vegas, on the Strip, and at union halls to protest alleged racial discrimination in resort hiring. Mayor Grayson and Gov. Laxalt urge cancellation. Kellar says the policy is deliberate discrimination.
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Charles Kellar
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Las Vegas
Nevada
Kellar
Las Vegas Strip
Oran Grayson
Gov
Paul Laxalt
Keep Delegates Loose Rocky Ride Tells Nevada Young Republicans
Western states coordinator William Treadwell told the Nevada Young Republicans convention that GOP delegates should stay loose open and uncommitted before the Miami convention. He affirmed Rockefeller will work Nevada and noted 71 days remain until the national meeting. Treadwell said Rockefeller cares to visit key Western states and cited Nevada as a top target.
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Reno
Cenaravel
Miami
Nelson Rockefeller
Nevada
Young Republicans
Rockefeller
Las Vegas
Treadwell
New York
Washington State
Ed Fike
U.S. Senate
GOP
George Abbott
Gardnerville
Atty
Robert Schouweiler
Elaine Steiner
Christina Snyder Dies at Sunrise Hospital
Christina Snyder two and a half year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Jimmy Snyder died yesterday at Sunrise Hospital Services will be at Palm Memorial Park at 11 a m tomorrow with Father Baldus officiating She was born in Las Vegas January 1 1966 and is survived by her parents two sisters Victoria and Stephanie and two brothers James and Anthony
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Christina Snyder
Jimmy Snyder
Sunrise Hospital
Palm Memorial Park
Baldus
Las Vegas
Christina
Victoria
Stephanie
James
Anthony
Weather Summary for Today and Yesterday
Sunny today with gentle winds and a high of 90 and a low of 69. Yesterday reached 89 with a 55 low. Noontime humidity at 8 percent, sunrise 5 28 and sunset 7 48.
VC Slowing Attacks In Saigon Area
Communist troops surrounding Saigon attacked U S and allied posts on the capital’s fringe with small engagements as fighting persisted into night. Five American aircraft and an Australian observation plane were reported lost. North Vietnam added missiles into the DMZ and briefly opposed high altitude B 52s. Scattered clashes spread toward northern suburbs and swamp lands 25 miles from Saigon.
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Saigon
UPS
U.S
South Vietnam
North Vietnam
Demilitarized Zone
Dmz
Soviet Bomber Crashes Near Essex. Seven Crewmen Killed
A Soviet TAM Badger reconnaissance bomber passed near the U S aircraft carrier Essex in the Norwegian Sea and crashed into the water. Rescue teams recovered parts of three bodies. seven crewmen are reported dead. The incident followed low passes over the Essex during anti submarine exercises.
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Washington
UPS
U.S
Essex
Norwegian Sea
Defense Department
Norway
Pentagon
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