Rockefeller aides sweep nation in quest for votes
Washington opinion notes Nelson Rockefeller uses a vast staff likened to Supreme Allied Headquarters and his partisans roam the country pursuing delegates. The piece discusses how money and personnel aid presidential hopefuls while a state drug law faces nullification challenges amid a broad political fight.
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Washington
Nelson Rockefeller
Supreme Allied Headquarters
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Graduation glow returns as Susan and Brian graduate
A mother centers on her pride at high school commencements noting the emotional lift from seeing Susan and then Brian receive diplomas. She reflects on speeches and the uncertain future while others share the shared thrill of watchful family pride.
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Brian
NTS Strike Evidence Probe to Start in Las Vegas
A National Labor Relations Board investigator is due in Las Vegas in June to gather evidence in a dispute between Reynolds Electrical and Engineering Co and Teamsters Union Local 613. Reynolds indicates it has not received formal notices for management and labor officials to attend, though notices are said to have been mailed. The inquiry follows a request from the Atomic Energy Commission to the NLRB regarding an on site jurisdictional fight involving Teamsters Local 613.
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NLRB
Las Vegas
Reynolds Electrical and Engineering Co
Teamsters Union
Reynolds
Management
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Judge Zenoff Rules Against Woman Freed
Nevada law making drug addiction a crime declared unconstitutional freeing 21 year old Natalie Cole of Las Vegas from custody after she pleaded guilty and was sentenced to state prison with Synanon services. The prison refused to accept her and she was returned to the county jail. Her attorney argued for the writ of habeas corpus.
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Natalie Cole
Las Vegas
Miss Cole
Zenoff
Synanon Society
Charles Garner
RecallIng Days of Kennedy
Today marks John F Kennedy's 47th birthday with reflections on his public legacy. The piece notes overlooked aspects of his persona such as touch football and his affinity for rocking chairs, inviting readers to consider the man beyond history books.
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John F. Kennedy
JFK
Dallas
Frank Jackman
United Press International
SUN
Judy Garland Rushed to Hong Kong Hospital in Critical Condition
UPI reports singer Judy Garland, 41, was taken to Canossa Hospital in an apparent near unconscious state by traveling companion Mike Herron. Doctors reportedly worked two hours to stabilize her as the cause remained undisclosed. Garland had recently traveled from Australia and faced audience unrest in Melbourne before the trip.
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UPI
Judy Garland
Hong Kong
Stanley Rich
American Broadcasting Company
ABC
Miss Garland
Canossa Hospital
Mike Herron
Herron
Australia
Melbourne
Sid Luft
Sue
Las Vegas
Probe Death Of Garland Sister Hero
Investigation into the death of Mrs. Sue Garland Cathcart intensified after an autopsy suggested a convulsive seizure. Police examined pills bought from local pharmacies and bedding found at the scene, where she was discovered in her bed by John Morrissey.
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Sue Garland Cathcart
Jeff Cornish
Cornish
John J. Morrissey
Sun Sued by Insurance Firms Over Fire Loss Settlement
The Las Vegas Sun is named in a joint U S District Court suit filed by Fireman's Fund Insurance, Great American, National Fire, and National Surety. The case seeks court rulings on liabilities, halting loss appraisals, and questions appraiser independence, property preservation, and the plant's cash value before and after the fire at 900 South Main. Greenspun's children's estate and trustees are also named.
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Las Vegas Sun
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SUN
U.S. District Court
Las Vegas
Fireman's Fund Insurance Co
Great American Insurance Co
National Fire Insurance Co
National Surety Corp
Greenspun's Children’s Estate
Fireman's Fund
S. Main
Sanitation Districts Barred From Penalties and Foreclosures
The State Public Service Commission seeks to halt sanitation districts from levying a 10 percent penalty for late payments within 30 days. It also blocks liens on residential property of customers denying advance charges and prohibits threats to foreclose or terminate sewer service. Judge Waters set a June 5 court appearance to decide if a preliminary injunction should be granted.
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State Public Service Commission
Waters
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