U S to Withdraw 1700 Troops from Dominican Republic
President announces U S will pull 1700 Dominican Republic troops as part of broader steps with the OAS. He defends actions, cites cease fire in the Dominican civil war, and links them to regional peacekeeping. Pickets protest at the capitol during the ceremony. Weather alerts warn of severe storms in East and Central Texas and the President’s ranch area.
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Organization of American States
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Strip Executive Denied Extension by Commission
In Carson City the Nevada Gaming Commission rejected Ruby Kolod's request for a time extension in his license revocation case. A June 2 decision was set, with Kolod's 13 percent Desert Inn and 8 percent Sardus stakes previously withheld. His motions to delay final action and divert $900 a month to a youth foundation were denied.
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Nine Americans Among Viet Nam Casualties in Surprise Attacks
The report details nine American deaths in Viet Nam plus one Marine killed near Da Nang with two more Marines wounded. Guerrilla forces attacked a Marine patrol at dawn, killing an estimated six Communists. Government troops in three provinces notched major victories with 68 Viet Cong killed in Quang Nam, 68 killed and 19 wounded in Phong Dinh, and 23 killed with 18 captured north of Saigon. In air strikes, fighter-bombers targeted radar and transport sites including Bon Nieuw and Hon Matt Islands with 12 USAF planes dropping 30 tons of bombs, causing extensive damage.
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Controversy in Classrooms Receives School Board OK
The Clark County School Board approves a policy to permit controversial issues in classrooms with a neutral atmosphere. Board also approves warrants 1.99 million dollars, purchase orders 117,189 dollars, bids 105,332 dollars, a street lighting plan 1.58 million, and site acquisitions for two elementary schools, plus a water refund 23,146 dollars from the Las Vegas Valley Water District.
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Astronaut to Exit Capsule for Space Walk March 23
Astronaut will step from the Gemini 4 capsule on March 23 to reduce the gap to about 25 feet. He will wear a $26 space suit with 22 layers of materials and be tethered by a 25 foot nylon lifeline. A handheld propulsion unit with oxygen jets will let him maneuver within a limited radius and control a camera mounted on the device.
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White
NERVA Advances in 43 Minute Test Ahead of Schedule
The NERVA nuclear engine, part of Project Rover, fired Friday with 68 minutes total in three tests and 165 minutes at full power across tests. Authorities say a full test would push the program ahead. the Kiwi reactor tests led to NERVA and future Apollo missions. The AEC and NASA jointly oversee Rover with a yearly $150 million budget.
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US Treasurer Kathryn Granahan In Serious Condition
Mrs Kathryn O Hay Granahan treasurer of the United States remained in serious condition after brain surgery at Fitzgerald Mercy Hospital in Darby Pennsylvania. Doctors reported a non malignant blood clot was removed from her brain and noted she had previous hospital stays at the facility.
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Infant dies at home on Del Rey Avenue
An almonth old girl, Kathleen Harriman, died Friday night at 5124 Del Rey Ave. She arrived dead at Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital. Cause of death not yet known. Police arrested attorney Al Dryer on misdemeanor charges of practicing law without a license. He represents the American Federation of Casino and Gaming Employees Union. A Phoenix woman won 5000 in a Riviera Hotel personal injury suit over a fall at the entrance on September 24, 1963.
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Dunes Executive Dies in Hospital
Irving Rabin, a 61 year old credit manager for the Dunes Hotel, died Friday at a local hospital. Services set for 2 p.m. Sunday at Palm Mortuary with Rabbi Aaron Gold of Temple Beth Sholom officiating. He leaves a widow Ruth and a daughter Sandi Rabin in Los Angeles.
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Price Exhibit Brings Noted Art World to Phoenix
Vin cent Price presents a global collection including Rem brandts and Utrillos in Phoenix. The actor art authority draws 10 000 viewers, using a new sales medium and credit card options to make authentic artwork accessible to the public.
Carpenters Eyeing Contract Deadline at NTS Site
Carpenters eye a maintenance type contract for ongoing work at the test site and town in Nevada. Reynolds left Associated General Contractors recently amid disputes over wage classifications for upkeep versus construction work. Union leaders expect a resolution but question the shape of an upcoming agreement.
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NTS
the Sun
County Official Cleared On Morals Charges
Webb, a county official, was cleared of charges alleging sexual intercourse with a California runaway teen last fall. He spoke of poverty after dismissal and sought reinstatement with help from the district attorney. Polygraph tests indicated innocence, and authorities located the girl in Hayward, California. Webb emphasized his need to work and regain his livelihood.
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