Hanley Surrenders on Murder Charge Amid Long Inquiry
The article details Hanley and associates facing multiple charges in a Las Vegas murder tied to the 1966 Alsup killing. It cites FBI warrants for a former employee and two others, plus earlier refusals to prosecute, witness testimonies, and a desert slaying scene with a shotgun murder.
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FBI
Alsup
American Federation of Casino and Gaming
Dist
Attv
George Franklin
Call
San Quentin
California
Lloyd Green
Don Wilson
Schwartz
San Francisco
Franklin
Ralph Lamb
Dean Smith
Lamb
Ted Marshall
The
SUN
Hanley
Mike Marathon
Marathon
Brian Price
Paradise Valley
Warm Springs Road
Oakland
Calif
Wilson
Las Vegas
Norman Call
Price
Dale Hill
Robert van Santen
Nevada Club
al Diamond
Bay Area manhunt expands for two hospital escapees
San Francisco hosts the widening dragnet for two Atascadero State Hospital escapees described as armed and dangerous after they abandoned a hostage unharmed. A third fugitive was recaptured earlier at a Pacific resort town as officers pursue leads from Morro Bay to Bayshore Freeway.
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San Francisco
UPI
Pacific Ocean
Atascadero State Hospital
Robert Higuera
Downey
Calif
Gerald J. Gallant
Los Angeles
Robert G. Quinlan
Missing Scorpion Submarine Sparks 1963 Style Search
A long loss of radio contact by the Scorpion, a 253 foot attack submarine, triggers a full search to locate the $40 million vessel and its 99 crew after departure from Norfolk on Feb 15 for Mediterranean duties. The Serpent class sub carried sub to sub missiles and nuclear or conventional warheads. the Navy declined to confirm warhead type.
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Thresher
Navy
Cmdr
Farness A. Slattery
Virginia Beach
Pacific
Norfolk
Moorer
France's unions win big round amid ongoing crisis
Paris reports sweeping labor reforms and a 10 percent pay rise alongside a 40 hour week, as nine million workers strike for broader changes. CGT and other unions hailed gains but vow to press for more while protests continue and supplies run low.
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Paris
UPI
France
Charles de Gaulle
General Workers Confederation
CGT
Workers Force Union
Interior Ministry
Latin America's first heart transplant patient improves
Joao Ferreira da Cunha, Latin America's first heart transplant recipient and the world's 17th, was reported doing wonderfully well in hospital. Doctors said he woke hungry and asked for solid food, drinking mostly orange juice as his recovery progresses. He is 23 and the youngest among the 17 transplant patients.
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Sao Paulo
Brazil
UPI
Joao Ferreira da Cunha
Latin America
Das Clincas
Mato Grosso
Jackie Kennedy Vacation Aboard Onassis Yacht
Former first lady Mrs John F Kennedy is on a five day Caribbean holiday including a cruise on Aristotle Onassisz yacht. She flew to St Thomas accompanied by a secret service man and will return to New York soon. Caroline and John Jr remain in New York.
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New York
UPI
John F. Kennedy
Caribbean
Aristotle Onassis
St. Thomas
Virgin Islands
Secret Service
Onassis
Kennedy
Caroline
John Jr
Dick Ham Faces Walter Baring in Nevada House Bid
Former top Nevada official Richard Ham, a Democrat, prepares a campaign to challenge incumbent Rep. Walter S. Baring. Ham has spent weeks touring the state and building support while Baring, a Democratic nominee since 1948, aims for another win. Ham's Washington Labor Department tenure follows years as Gov. Sawyer's top aide.
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Carson City
UPI
Richard Ham
Nevada
House of Representatives
Ham
Rep
Walter S. Baring
Baring
Labor Department
Washington
Grant Sawyer
Sawyer
Garbage Strike Strikes Las Vegas Strains City Services
Clark County Administrator David Henry faced a surprise walkout by garbage crews in Las Vegas with no comment on duration. The 1960s era event threatens 42 100 dwelling units in the city and 9 500 in the surrounding county if the strike widens. Local 1285 officials note firefighters earn 6 624 a year and warn of pay disputes while budgets block raises through 1970.
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Clark County
David Henry
New York City
Las Vegas
Alliance
Teamster, Culinary and
Wildcat
International Association of Fire Fighters
Afl-Cio
Melvin Lowell
Lowell
Close Race Looms In Oregon Between Kennedy and McCarthy
In Oregon a tight contest looms as Kennedy campaigns with Salinger predicting a near win and McCarthy saying the race will be very close. Humphrey could benefit from write ins while Nixon targets Washington state and Rockefeller touts strong poll shows.
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Oregon
Kennedy
McCarthy
Robert F. Kennedy
Pierre Salinger
Eugene J. McCarthy
Portland
Ore
Hubert H. Humphrey
Organized Labor
Johnson
Humphrey
Norman Stoll
Richard M. Nixon
California
Ronald Reagan
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Bud Schoon
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Hoover
Nixon
Washington State
Washington
Dan Evans
Rockefeller
Denver
Ohio
Dissent Strikes Ranks Of Poor Peoples March
In Washington a split erupts within the 350 Mexican American protesters at Resurrection City as Reies Tijerina accuses black leaders of ignoring minority demands while Jesse Jackson supervises a $292 lunch bill dispute. Rain, tensions, and talks at Hawthorne School precede a tentative reconciliation.
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Washington
UPI
Poor People's March
Resurrection City
Agriculture Department
Jesse Jackson
Reies Tijerina
Resurrection
Tijerina
America
Southwest
Abernathy
Hawthorne
Hubert H. Humphrey
Riverside
Leftist Led Students Rule School
Leftist led students seized university buildings in Berlin Frankfurt and Bochum to protest emergency laws in West Germany. Daniel Cohn Bendit led a Frankfurt march as about 139 students occupied university spaces and pledged a political university for the week while authorities watched, with no clashes reported.
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RON
UPS
West Berlin
West Germany
France
Berlin
Frankfurt
Bochum
Daniel Cohn-Bendit
Freeman seeks rebuttal to CBS Hunger in America documentary
Agriculture Secretary Orville Freeman demands equal time to respond to CBS television's Hunger in America claiming the program biased and misleading. He says the show undermines public confidence in food programs and suppresses evidence while acknowledging progress is still needed.
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Washington
UPI
Orville Freeman
CBS
America
Freeman
Frank Stanton
Seniors Celebrate Diplomas at Valley High School
421 seniors from Valley High School received diplomas in a ceremony at Las Vegas High School auditorium with Lt. Governor Ed Fike addressing the class. Speakers included Henry Van Goey of Kennedy Space Center and Superintendent Dr. James Mason. Numerous scholarships and honors were awarded to Valley students, including Kelley Cawley receiving multiple merit awards and Martin Kravitz earning a UC honors program slot and a University of Denver scholarship.
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the Valley High School
Henry van Goey
Kennedy Space Center
Valley High School
University of Nevada
Ted Porray
American Business Women's Association
Annette Chandler
University of Denver
Martin Kravitz
Stephen's
Barbara Freeman
French Club
Kathy Wiliams
Jack Collins
Coryn Crosby
American Business & Professional Women's Association
Cathy Johnson
South Dakota School of Mines & Technology
James Krause
United States Senate
Hearst
Kelley Cawley
Daughters of the American Revolution
Lynn Sillman
Notre Dame University
NSU
James Aldridge
Genevieve Haynie
Iolanthe Bruton
Ronald Fisher
Rick Opperman
Michael Lloyd
Robert Bruno
Sherie Singer
Kathy Fortier
PTA
Kathy Sue Williams
Brigham Young University
Terry Leavitt
Sahara Beauty
Bertha Turner
Mark Dambro
James Darraugh
U. S. Naval Academy
Nevada Boys State
William Leavitt
Bruce Rugar
Eric Smith
Lukey Smith
Nevada
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Internal Revenue Service
Ralph Alsup
Bay Area
Jackie Boating
Dick Ham
Walter Baring
Garbage Strike Rocks
Students Rule School
James Mason
C. Donald Brown
Alick Mackie
Glen Taylor
George Wilkinson
Max C. Fleischmann
Sharon Shue
Linda Shue
Mike Kirk
Karen Williams
Kathleen Williams
Kelly Cawley
Cathy Bridges
Arizona State University
Jolene Kielb
Southern Methodist University
Debbie Ackerman
Shary Horton
Tim McKenna
Mark Anderson
Dianne Wilcox
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