Need For Asian Unity Emphasized By Nixon And Suharto
President Nixon and Indonesian President Suharto pressed for Asian unity to resolve Indochina and Cambodia issues. They cited the May Jakarta Conference calling for withdrawal of foreign forces from Cambodia and an international control commission reactivation. Suharto urged combined Asian effort to restore peace and stability in Southeast Asia.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Suharto
Indochina
White House
Jakarta
Asia
Southeast Asia
Cambodia
U.S
Kerkorian Prepares Partial Loan Prepayment and Extensions
Kirk Kerkorian, chairman of Tracy Investment Co., announced $10 million prepaid on a Burkhardt Bank loan of Germany with bank consent. He said about $4 million of Tracy’s foreign loans have been extended into 1971 by mutual agreement with Burkhard and Burston Texas Bank of London, with plans to discharge the rest before their due dates. He noted all collateral requirements have been honored despite a market downturn and expressed confidence in meeting future requirements.
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Kirk Kerkorian
Tracy Investment Co
Burkhardt Bank of Fisen Germany
Kerkorian
Tracy
Burkhard and
Burston Texas Bank of London
Pair Arrested On Narco Court
Samuel Joseph Notara 28 of 5321 Evergreen and Peter JD Riddier 26 of 5925 Las Vegas Blvd N were arrested at 3 50 am yesterday for possession of narcotics paraphernalia and dangerous drugs. Police stopped them for a traffic violation and found a cigarette pack and two bottles full of pills in their car.
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Samuel Joseph Notara
Evergreen
Peter JD. Riddier
Las Vegas Blvd
Sheriff proposes 20 year retirement for police and fire
Sheriff Ralph Lamb plans to push a 20 year retirement bill for lawmen and firemen next session. He cites 29 beneficiaries out of 12 448 workers in the Clark area and urges age 40 to 50 reforms if needed. He is consulting with local protective associations on the plan.
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Ralph Lamb
Lamb
Nevada
Clark US
Clark County
Las Vegas
North Las Vegas
Boulder City
Henderson
Las Vegas Police Protective Association
Clark County Sheriff's Protective Association
Nevada Peace Officers Association
Romney calls Vietnam war a tragic mistake
George Romney defended Nixon to the United Presbyterian Church gathering in Chicago while denouncing U.S. involvement in Vietnam as a tragedy. He said Cambodia’s move halted the North Vietnamese advance and that Vietnamization would have failed without it, framing the Cambodian action as a major setback for Hanoi.
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Chicago
UPI
George Romney
Vietnam
Cambodia
Housing and Urban Development
White House
Romney
Noxon Administration
Indochina
General Assembly
United Presbyterian Church
Nixon
U.S
Ident
United States
Johnson
North Vietnam
Saigon
Russia
Canada
Michigan
Canadian
Security Police Hear Panels On Newest Methods
Some 200 security and police officers from western states attended the third annual regional meeting of the American Society for Industrial Security at the Stardust Hotel. The one day session featured panel discussions on security problems and a keynote by State Sen. Chic Hecht calling for overhaul of legal procedures and bail reductions for some defendants.
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American Society For Industrial Security
Stardust Hotel
Chic Hecht
Las Vegas
Harold A. Bres, Jr
Equitable Life Assurance Society
The
Security Society
Heinz Rettig
Lawsuit Settled Out of Court Over Sign Contracts
A federal case brought by Ben Mower doing business as Prism Sign Co against Las Vegas Hacienda Inc for payment on two construction contracts was settled out of court for 21 500. The trial had been set for today.
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Ben Mower
Prism Sign Co
Las Vegas
Meir warns of dangerous Soviet Middle East involvement
Premier Golda Meir told the Knesset that Soviet military involvement in the Arab-Israeli conflict has escalated, dragging the region toward war. She cited Soviet missiles and pilots aiding Egypt, warned the free world about deterrence, and stressed risks to peace and regional security.
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Jerusalem
UPI
Golda Meir
Middle East
Merr
Defense
Moshe Navan
Beck
Meir
Soviet Union
Egypt
Free World
Czechoslovakia
United States
Israel
Pioneer in Law and Gaming Ham Funeral Today
Funeral services are set for 1 pm at Palm Mortuary for Artemus W. Ham Sr. 78 Las Vegas pioneer in law real estate and gaming. Ham died after a five year illness at 190 S Sixth St Las Vegas. entombment at Palm Memorial. He is survived by Alta Mereness Ham his children grandchildren and brother. He helped found the Golden Nugget and served in multiple bar associations and public offices in Nevada California Michigan and federal courts. He was Las Vegas city attorney 1994 to 1998 and a longtime Republican party active leader.
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Palm Mortuary
Artemus W. Ham Sr
Las Vegas
Ham
S. Sixth St
Arthur M. Smith
Reno
G. C. Buck Blaine
Thomas Foley
Harley Fi. Harmon
James Cashman Jr
Paul McDermott
Palm Mausoleum
Alta Mereness Ham
Artemus Jr
Robert
Derald Dokter
Walter
Los Angeles
Chicago
University of Michigan
William R. Thomas
Ryland G. Taylor
Tonopah
Guy McFee
Roscoe Thomas
Golden Nuggett
State Tax Commission
Harry Hunt
Hant
Las Vegas Bar Association
Nevada Bar Association
Association
Michigan Bar Association
American Bar Association
Michigan
California
Nevada
Hoover Dam
Commissioners Reapportion School Board to All At Large Seats
The judge Virginia Foley indicates a ruling will favor seven at large seats for the school board in the next election, with four two year terms and three four year terms. Commissioners reject pie shaped plans and defer to the board while critics argue the plan concentrates power. Ham, a Las Vegas developer and civic leader, promoted growth and contributed to the Las Vegas arts center project.
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Lion
U.S. Supreme Court Dist
Roger T. Foley
Foley
Fole
Bill Briare
Artie Kennyn
North
Darwin Lamb
Joe E Brown Home Robbed in Brentwood Heights Heist
Comedian Joe E Brown, 78, bedridden and under sedation, slept through a 100000 dollar burglary at his Brentwood Heights home. Robbers bound two nurses and bound wife Kathryn Brown, rifled drawers for jewels, furs, stocks and bonds, then cut phone lines before fleeing in masks.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Joe Kk. Brown
Brentwood Heights
Kathryn Brown
Vic Rother
Rother
Ray Aldridge
Ucla Medical Center
Mrs. Brown
Brown
Bel Air
Brentwood
Californian Indicted On Swindle Count
A federal grand jury indicted Bernel Berry of Palos Verdes Calif claiming he tried to swindle three Nevadans out of 5700 in a commodity investment scheme. Berry, from Los Angeles, posed as a broker to solicit money for opening accounts. Also indicted was John Hall Senter, held on interstate false money order charges, for failure to appear in court.
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Y Federal Grand Jury
Bernel Berry
Palos Verdes
Calif
John Hall Senter
New Jersey
Increased Gas Costs Push Up Wholesale Prices in May
The Labor Department reports May wholesale prices rose two tenths of 1 percent as gasoline costs climb. Industrial commodities rose three tenths while processed foods and feed fell seven tenths and farm products slid one tenth. May index reached 1168 percent of the 1957 99 base, up 3.5 percent from a year earlier.
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Washington
UPI
Labor Department
T He Department
Apri
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Nixon Suharto
Sheriff Lamb
Mid-East
Artemus W. Ham, Sr
the Nuggett
Clark County Central Committee
B.Z.C. Flks
Joe E. Brown
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