Editor Apology For Errors In Nevada Casino Story
The editor acknowledges errors in yesterday's edition that harmed a legitimate casino by linking it to the State Gaming Control Board and libelous claims. A photographer caption misnamed Jack Butler as Jack Butcher, and a Tax Service note was corrected after a column repeated the issue. The paper defends IRS relations and notes no charges against the Central Telephone Co. on public records.
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State Gaming Control Board
Internal Revenue Service
Jack Butler
Jack Butcher
Central Telephone Company
IRS
Nevada
McNamara Says U.S. Will Send More Troops to Viet Nam
Defense Secretary Robert McNamara said the United States will boost troops in Viet Nam from 160000 toward 200000 as commanders request more forces. He noted no immediate draft increases or National Guard calls, while North Viet Nam and Viet Cong pose a continuing threat.
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Johnson City
Tex
UPI
Robert S. McNamara
United States
Viet Nam
Johnson
U.S
McNamara
Defense Secretary
Texas
North Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
Pentagon
Dean Rusk
Red China
Eisenhower Stable After Comfortable Day, Cautious Outlook
Doctors said Dwight D. Eisenhower spent a comfortable day reading and visiting with family but warned of possible recurring chest pains and heart attack risk. The 75 year old former president remained in an oxygen tent and fed himself, with his son John reporting his spirit is good and he is stoic under care. Meanwhile the Vietnam war casualty toll surpassed 1,000 American deaths, with Lt. Gen. Goodpaster noting the surge in 1965 and U S forces exceeding 150 000 with expectations to top 200 000.
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Augusta
UPI
Dwight D. Fisenhower
John
Viet Nam
United States
Salt Lake City Plane Becomes A Ball Of Fire
A Boeing 727 with 89 percent aboard burst into flames during landing at Salt Lake City Municipal Airport. Authorities tentative death toll stands at 41 as investigators assess the scene.
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United Air Lines
Salt Lake City
UPS
Salt Lake County
United Air Line
New York
San Francisco
Civil Aeronautics Board
Washington
Labor Not Hurting LV A Site Bid
Senator Alan Bible said labor disputes at the Nevada Test Site would not jeopardize Eldorado Valley as a proton accelerator site. The briefing by Washington inspectors followed Nevada remarks and a final selection due in early 1966 among 85 prospective sites for the 300 million project employing about 2,000 AEC staff.
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Alan Bible
Nevada
Eldorado Valley
Washington
Atomic Energy Commission
Bible
Variable clouds in mild breeze with cool night
The forecast calls for variable high cloudiness and gentle winds. Daytime high near 70 and a cool night with a low around 42. Yesterday's high was 41 and low 43. Noon humidity about 25 percent. Sunrise at 6 13 and sunset at 4 38.
Fur and Jewel Theft At Mrs Bennight Home Reported
Sheriff's detectives pursued leads through last night to recover about 20000 dollars in furs and jewels stolen from Mrs. Jane Bennight at her 1178 Princess Katy Lane home. The rear door was forced open and the theft was reported at 7 45 p.m. after she returned from work. Carpenters Local 1780 voted to accept contracts with Reynolds Electric and Engineering Co at the Nevada test site.
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Sheriff's
Jane Bennight
Princess Katy Lane
Carpenters
Reynolds Electric and Engineering Company
Nevada Lest
Local 88 Rejects Nevada Test Site Contract Hopeful Changes Sought
Leaders of Sheet Metal Workers Local 88 voice strong distrust of a Reynolds Electrical and Engineering Co proposal for a test site construction contract. They plan a 7 p.m. vote but say the deal has little chance without changes.
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Sheet Metal Workers Local 88
Nevada
Reynolds Electrical and Engineering Co
Sheet Metal Workers Local No. 88
Dentists Elect New Leaders at 106th ADA Convention
Dentists and delegates wrap up the 106th annual American Dental Association meeting with a vote to remove racial barriers and endorse prepayment for dental care. Dr Maynard K Hine of Indianapolis becomes president, with Dr William A Garrett, Dr Howard Lyboldt, and Dr Frank Jordan elected to top posts. The gathering hosted 18 772 attendees as debates focused on race discrimination and prepaid plans.
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The
American Dental Association
Maynard K. Hine
Dent
ADA House
Rhodesia Declares Independence From Britain
Rhodesia proclaimed independence yesterday in a defiant move led by Premier Ian Smith. Britain quickly condemned the act and imposed sanctions after calling for a transition to majority rule while Rhodesia maintains white minority governance.
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Salisbury, Rhodesia
UPI
Rhodesia
Britain
Reds Trap Convoy Ambush Backfires In Vietnam Action
In Saigon area U S Based B52 bombers hit two suspected Viet Cong bases near the Iron Triangle about 45 miles northwest of Saigon. The convoy ambush 30 miles southeast triggered air response that helped kill 130 guerrillas.
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Saigon
UPI
Iron Triangle
U.S
SUN contest still open for 25 000 Who Is It prize
There is still time to enter the Sun's $25,000 Who-Is-It Contest which began Oct 28. Prizes include a 1966 automobile three mink stores as second prizes many color TV sets and other household items. Contest pictures will be printed each Thursday in December and all 45 identifiable pictures will be published on the final day in mid December.
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The
SUN
Mink
Eldorado Valley eyed for $300 million nuclear lab
Southern Nevada leaders hosted a National Academy of Science survey team evaluating Eldorado Valley as a prime site for a new $300 million Atomic Energy Commission laboratory. The panel, led by S. G. English, includes Brookhaven and AEC staff and reports to the AEC.
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Nevada
National Academy of Science
Eldorado Valley
Atomic Energy Commission
Southern Nevada Industrial Foundation
The
Colorado River Commission
Eldorado Valley Development
S. G. English
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