Onassis and Jacqueline at odds over Maria Callas
Athens reports Greek press lines the marital rift as Jacqueline Onassis and Aristotle Onassis seclude at Glyfadas villa. Tensions rise over opera star Maria Callas with claims of broken promises and $40000 aid during early marriage.
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Athens
UPI
Aristotle Onassis
Jacueline
U.S
Maria Callas
Miss Callas
Paris
Simerina
Onassis
Ladies Home Journal
United States
Where I Stand Where I Stand MEMO TO HANK
Memo notes that U S politics favors rich candidates and donors. It compares US spending limits with Britain and highlights unrelated local events including a Las Vegas accident and blood donations. Mentions Arthur Goldberg campaign limits and Gov Rockefeller. Notes ties between St Louis mayor and gangsters. Ends with a tease to Page 2.
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Department of
SUN
Life Magazine
St. Louis
Morris Shenker
Shenker
McCarran Airport
Las Vegas
Grand Jury Clears Two Clark County Detectives
The Clark County Grand Jury did not return indictments after a three week probe into sheriff's department personnel. The decision ends charges stemming from the inquiry and closes the case against the two detectives named in earlier reports.
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Clark County Grand Jury
Sheriff's Department
Las Vegas
William Compton
Clark
Nevada
John Sleeper
Grand Jury
District Court
Sleeper
Ava Pittman
Hyatt House in talks to buy half of International Leisure
Hyatt House Corp negotiates to acquire 50 percent of International Leisure Corp which runs the International and Flamingo hotels. The Wall Street Journal cites an interview with Hyatt House president Donald N. Pritzker in Burlingame California and notes exploratory Las Vegas talks with International Leisure executives.
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Hyatt House Corp
International Leisure Corp
Wall Street Journal
Journal
International Leisure
Burlingame
Calif
Hyatt House
Donald N. Pritzker
Pritzker
Las Vegas
New York
Las Vegas Sun
Kirk Kerkorian
Kerkorian
Delta jet hijacked by mother son team on Miami to Cuba
A Delta Convair carrying 102 passengers was hijacked after departing Atlanta for Chicago and Miami and diverted to Havana with a mother and a 12 year old boy acting as translator. Another American Airlines 747 with 74 aboard landed in Havana after a separate hijack. The incidents raise total hijackings in the hemisphere to 18 this year.
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Atlanta
Chicago
New York
Havana
Delta
Delta Jet
Judith Winninger
Down Wall Street Dives 20.81 Points Amid Economic Worries
The Dow Jones fell 20.81 points in a sharp one day drop, the largest since Kennedy assassination. Traders cite long-standing fears over the economy and Indochina war as White House concern grows. An investment house notes orders skewed to sell. NYSE confirms reports as mood darkens.
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New York
Wall Street
Kennedy
Indochina
White House
New York Stock Exchange
Massive C5A Burns During Palmdale Takeoff Attempt
A C5A transport at Palm dale Airport caught fire while taxiing for takeoff during a Air Force test and training run. Six firefighters were injured as crews battled a 30 minute blaze with an oxygen tank explosion injuring two and four others suffering smoke inhalation. The aircraft halted about 100 feet down the runway after passengers evacuated and ground crews struggled to place chocks.
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Palmdale
Calif
UPI
Air Force
Delays Hit Point Reyes Land Swap Near Las Vegas
A century-old claim on federal land near Las Vegas halted parcel exchanges for the Point Reyes National Seashore project in Northern California. The Interior Department ordered a freeze on Nevada land exchanges while a Washington review proceeds as San-Neva Corp seeks to block the Turney-Ottinger deal with injunctions anticipated in early June.
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Reno
UPI
Las Vegas
Point Reyes National Seastore
California
Nolan F. Kell
Bureau of Land Management
BLM
Interior Department
Nevada
Elko, Nye and
Clark
Washington, D.C
San-Neva Corp
Clark County
Point Reyes
San-Neva
San Nova
Solons Demand Early End To Viet Bloodbath
In Washington Senate Democrats denounce the Vietnam War as a bloodbath with 50,067 U.S. dead and mounting casualties. Leaders Mansfield Church and Kennedy urge faster action to cut off funds and end the conflict, criticizing congressional delay.
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Washington
UPI
U.S
Senate
Southeast Asia
Congress
Mike Mansfield
Frank Church
Didaho
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Cambodia
Mansfield
Weather Summary Shows Warm, Mostly Calm Day
Variable cloudiness with a one percent chance of isolated showers. Gentle winds aside from shower areas. High near 95 and a low around 65. Yesterday peaked at 92 and bottomed at 63. A year ago today values were 98 and 72. Sunrise at 5 28 a m and sunset at 7 48 p m.
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Hank
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Oak Ridge
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American Legion Hall
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Paul Laxalt
Kerkorian Hotels
Ann Landers
Dr. Thesteson Seem
Joe Delaney
Ralph Pearl Society
Neenenae
Miami
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W. Averell Harriman
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Vietnam
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Irving Senzel
Secretary of the Interior
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