Indian Protestors Rally at Supreme Court Over Fishing Rights
Several hundred demonstrators from the poor peoples campaign marched to the Supreme Court doors demanding a face to face meeting with justices over a fishing rights ruling. A Dakota chief led chants of justice as police removed a white woman and two men after an arrest attempt. The protest included clashes with guards and a death at a nearby food line area, fueling resolve to continue actions.
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House Move Clears Way For Tax Hike
Washington report indicates the House backed a 6 billion dollar federal spending package despite Liberal protests. The vote paves the way for President Johnson's tax increase, with opponents failing to trim the package and a Senate conference committee already negotiating reductions.
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Two Children Hurt in Las Vegas Traffic Incidents
In Las Vegas two separate crashes left children with serious injuries. Michael Rum bel, 7, was hit by a panel truck on De catur Boulevard near Lorna Place and listed in serious condition at Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital. Angela Predmore, 10, suffered extreme lacerations when her car struck the rear of a beer truck at Oakey and Western Streets.
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Lorna Place
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Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital
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Bishop Gorman High School Graduates 132 Seniors Here
SUN staff reports Bishop Gorman High School held its 12th annual commencement at Guardian Angel Shrine. 49 seniors received diplomas from Most Rev Joseph Green D D as Elgar Pomp and Circumstance opened the program. Ron Bernard led the valedictorian group and received the Reader's Digest award.
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Elgar
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F.S.C
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Readers Digest
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Caracas Faces Severe Traffic Congestion Planed Subway
Caracas, surrounded by mountains in a narrow valley, endures one of the world's worst traffic jams. About 900 buses, 9000 jitney cabs, and 200000 private cars move 18 million people on 27 million trips daily. A subway is proposed as a solution.
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Peace talks stall as Hanoi denounces Johnson
In Paris, Nguyen Thanh Le accuses President Johnson of lying and hypocrisy amid rising North Vietnamese pressure. He demands an unconditional halt to bombing and ends talks until U S actions stop. American negotiators Harriman and Vance await fresh instructions as discussions resume.
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German Drug Trial Approval Signals Start of Study
A report from MADORP Germany notes a clinical drug trial has received approval to begin. The piece mentions stakeholders including PI and various panels, with references to oversight steps and anticipated timelines for recruitment and data collection.
Flood Saves Face For Newspapers
A fragmented UPIscentury piece notes a flood impacting Central City area, highlighting media outlets coping with water damage and the challenge to publish. Officials warn residents to protect equipment as operations resume after the deluge.
Ge tee laced with tech themes sparks local decade
A fragmented OCR note hints at a focus on technology in education and community programs. It mentions devices, training, and public interest in tech access, without clear names or dates.
Rockefeller's Strong Bid for President Faces Skeptical GOP
The piece argues Nelson Rockefeller stands as the capable reformer to unite Republicans across income levels and minority groups. It rebuts Nixon as shallow and vows to keep Nevada delegates loyal to Rockefeller, asserting he can save the party, the nation, and the world, despite past rejections and party resistance.
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School Board Approves Bond Vote After Canvass
The school board accepted the bond vote results unanimously. The tally shows 47 yes votes across all districts with a 1.5 percent non property owner share and district by district support including 61 yes and seven no from non property owners. Members present were George Wilkinco Dell Robeen Glen Taylor Donald Brown Alick J Mackie and Superintendent Dr James Mason.
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Dell Robeen
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Donald Brown
Alick J. Mackie
James Mason
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