McCallister Leads Sahara Golf Halfway at Paradise Valley
Bob McCallister, 32, Corona, shot a three over par 74 to top the Sahara Invitational at 145 as tough winds favored early risers. Phil Rodgers, La Jolla, was second at 146 with Jack Nicklaus tied for fourth at 148 in windy conditions.
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Eight Car Pileup Kills Woman as Sandstorm Closes I-15
A severe dust storm hit the Las Vegas Valley with gusts over 50 mph and zero visibility on Interstate 15. An eight car chain collision three miles south of the Nevada border killed Mrs Maude Mathies of California and injured eight others while authorities urged motorists to stay off the road.
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Winds Dominate Paradise Valley Golf Invite
In calm morning wind havoc afternoon winds shift results during the 111,111 Invitational. Jack Nicklaus could shoot a 65 opening day, while bettors cover bets with Calcutta wagers as weather determines outcomes.
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Counterfeit Sweep Nets Two Vegans in Taft Arrest
Two Las Vegans were arrested in Taft California after police found more than $100,000 in counterfeit money in their possession.
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Sawyer questions REECo good faith in Nevada Test Site strike
Governor Grant Sawyer questioned Reynolds Electrical and Engineering Company over its stance in the Nevada Test Site dispute. REECo rejected his mediation while Local 525 and Local 357 offered to negotiate in good faith. Sawyer urged both sides to demonstrate good faith and resume meaningful talks. He said he has no jurisdiction unless invited. In Taft a counterfeit ring led to three arrests, Fields Robey and Houts, following surveillance after their Las Vegas arrival.
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Perle Brown Succumbs After Long Illness
Mrs. Perle S. Brown 76 widow of Frank Brown and mother of State Senator Mahlon Brown died after a lengthy illness at Sunrise Hospital in Las Vegas. She helped found the Clark County Women’s Democratic Club and served as a Democratic Party national committeewoman in Nevada during 1955 and 1956.
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Nevada Supreme Court Denies Lottery Appeal
The Nevada Supreme Court refused a request to stay its September ruling that petitions to amend the constitution to allow a private lottery on the ballot are invalid. Reno attorney Charles Springer pressed the stay for clients Peeler Martin and Thurman, arguing no harm would occur before the November election.
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LBJ Proposes Kremlin Visit Exchange to Ease Tensions
President John son proposed an exchange of visits with Soviet leaders to improve mutual understanding and preserve world peace, signaling a push for warmer ties amid Cold War strains.
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Johnson signals possible high level exchange with Soviet leaders
President Johnson told a White House news conference he told Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko he would welcome a visit by Premier Kosygin and Communist Party chairman Brezhnev. He said the exchange at the highest level could lead to reciprocal visits, while offering no timing or certainty on acceptance. He noted optimism for better Soviet American relations amid widened ties and eased export limits to the region.
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Bus Strike Talks Delayed As City Negotiations Postponed
Mayor Oran Gragson postponed today's talks with Teamsters Local 881 until Wednesday at 10 a.m. citing public interest. Bruce Geernaert of Vegas Transit refused today due to short notice and prior commitments. Local 881 president C. A. Christmas says the union is willing to meet anywhere anytime to end the strike.
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Clifton Webb Dies at 71 in Hollywood
Clifton Webb, longtime film star famed as the screen’s famous baby sitter, died last night in Hollywood at the age of 71. He starred in numerous roles and left a lasting mark on cinema.
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