NCCJ President Addresses Las Vegas Dinner on Church-State Policy
Dr. Lewis Webster Jones national president of the NCCJ told a Tropicana Country Club dinner crowd that America uniquely upholds constitutionally insti tuted separation of church and state. He urged patient dialogue among diverse groups to advance race and religious harmony within the nation.
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America
Lewis Webster Jones
National Conference of Christians and Jews
Tropicana Country Club
Jones
NCCJ
Las Vegas
Theodore Oberfelder
H. W
Fallout shelter auction set with odd hole requirement
Clark County Sheriff Ralph Lamb notes bidders must furnish their own hole for a fallout shelter auction. Items include arches, metal components, food stocks and radiation detectors. The 8th Judicial District Court ordered the sale for 10 am at Las Neges buffer and Storage Co Main 8 to satisfy claims by George Pierce Jr John Kinnear and Fall out Shelters Co against George Henthorn.
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Ralph Lamb
Eighth Judicial District Court
Las Neges
George Pierce Jr
John Kinnear
Mason and Builders
George Henthorn
Fallout Shelters Co Kinnear
Pierce
St John’s Students Appeal Dismissals Over Civil Wedding
New York Supreme Court will rule before graduation on the case of four St. John’s University students dismissed for participating in a civil wedding. The quartet, led by Howard Glenn Carr and joined by witnesses Gloria Schmidt, Jean Catto, and John Sharkey, faced punishment for violating Catholic doctrine, with the NYCLU assisting.
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New York
UPI
New York Supreme Court
St. John’s University
New York Civil Liberties Union
St. John's
Howard Glenn Carr
Gloria Schmidt
Jean Catto
Brooklyn
John Sharkey
Elizabeth
N.J
Carrs
Cairo
Sharkey
Edward Burns
St. John’s
NAACP Honors Attorney General With Award
Las Vegas branch of the NAACP awarded its Human Relations prize for 1986 to Nevada Attorney General Roger D. Foley. The committee commended Foley for promoting equal opportunity and for seeking to condition gaming licenses to serve all citizens without discrimination. The group urged Nevada State Gaming Commission chair Bob Bailey to strengthen procedures and pursue an active, inclusive program.
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James A. Gay IT
Joan C. Mowbray
Sidney S. Saltaman
Welles Miller
James T. Roberts
Michael Dawson
Heinz Rettig
Donald Clark
Las Vegas
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Roger D. Foley
Nevada
Nevada State Gaming Commission
Bob Bailey
Nevada Commission On Equal Rights of Citizens
Mr. Bailey
Charles L. Kellar
Khrushchev Calls for Peace in Laos Diplomatic Path Seen
Moscow reports Premier Khrushchev urged a diplomatic settlement to Laos to prevent a broader war. He blamed US support for Laos and Thailand deployments but offered no reprisals, signaling possible Geneva Conference momentum with Britain and Russia as co chairs.
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UPT
Nikita Khrushchev
Laos
Korea
Khrushchev
Bulgaria
Thailand
Britain
Russia
Nam Tha
Arts in La Nevada SUNDAY May 27 Music Matinee
Sunday music matinee at Nevada Southern gymnasium features the University String Quartet as season finale. Admission is free. Paintings by Adele Collins shown at Bank of Las Vegas North Las Vegas, sponsored by the Las Vegas Art League. Bonnie Noble exhibition in the governors office State Building second floor, Bo nanza area, sponsored by the
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University
Adele Collins
Bank of Las Vegas
Las Vegas
Bonnie Noble
Governors Office
State Building
Bonanza
Carpenter's Space Feat Spurs Nation Amid Mixed Reactions
United States backs space progress as Scott Carpenter completes a risky orbit mission. While some critics doubt the Mercury program, scientists affirm Carpenter's endurance and note the Aurora-7 capsule requires study. President Kennedy approves a Distinguished Service Medal. Across the Atlantic, De Gaulle's government confronts Salan's OAS ties and Algeria politics.
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United Press International
Scott Carpenter
Carpenter
United States
John Glenn
Virgil
Gus) Grissom
Deep
Atlantic
Grissom
Alan Shepard
Shepard
Project Mercury
Glenn
Earth
Down
Kennedy
The
Space Agency
Charles de Gaulle
CAB Upholds Bonanza New Las Vegas Los Angeles Fare
The Civil Aeronautics Board upheld Bonanza Air Lines 26 dollar round trip jetprop first class fare between Las Vegas and Los Angeles despite protests by Western and United. The board approved similar Bonanza fares for TWA and Western on piston service and suspended a 15.85 dollar one way coach fare and United's proposed 23 dollar round trip coach fare. An investigation into all Las Vegas Los Angeles special fares was launched as a result.
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Bonanza Air Lines
Las Vegas
Los Angeles
Civil Aeronautics Board
Western
United
CAB
Bonanza
TWA
Khrushchev Blames West for Laos War Moves
Soviet Premier Khrushchev accuses the West of provoking a large-scale military operation in Laos to justify greater U S interference. He pledges support for a coalition government led by neutralist Prince SouvanPhouma, as proposed by the Geneva Conference.
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West
Laos
United States
Souvanna Phouma
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