Freddie Little to box world title in Rome
Freddie Little, Las Vegas boxing prospect, will challenge Sandro Mazzinghi for the junior middleweight world title in Rome on Oct. 25. The Las Vegas teacher and family man is praised as a model citizen and hopes to bring a world championship home.
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FBI Pulls All Stops In Manhunt
The nationwide search for three county jail escapees intensified through the night. Convicted triple-slayer Terry Lynn Conger, Ronald D. Richardson, 25, and John F. Beattie, 37, fled from the jail early Sunday. All are armed, dangerous, and had prior escape records.
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North Las Vegas Woman Slain as Children Find Body
Mrs Mary Munerniyn of North Las Vegas was found dead in a kitchen with bullet wounds in back of head and arm. Ex-boyfriend Booker Payton was jailed for homicide hours later. Husband Leroy Munerniyn arrived home as authorities ruled out robbery. Apollo 7 crew gave live telecast from Houston as moon mission prep faced minor issues.
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Air West Plans Las Vegas Maintenance Expansion
Air West will move part of its maintenance operations to Las Vegas by January, boosting local payroll to about 2 million dollars. The firm plans a new sub maintenance base three times the size of the current structure at the present Air West concourse.
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Liberals Yield as Congress Adjourns in 1969 Session
The 90th Congress adjourned after a partisan year ending Johnson's five year tenure. Liberals dropped a bid for free TV time for debates among Humphrey Nixon and Wallace, declaring the measure dead. Johnson may reconvene to ratify a nuclear nonproliferation treaty if needed, else the 91st Congress convenes January 3 with elections to fill all House and Senate seats.
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Russian Roulette Ends Fatal Night in Las Vegas
William C. Amic, 20, of Dallas, was in a parked car with friends in the 2000 block of Tonopah when he announced a Russian roulette joke. He discharged a single remaining shell and died from the self-inflicted gunshot, police report.
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Small taxi firms cancel contracts as talks with Teamsters begin
Three small cab firms Star Nellis and Strip cancel their Teamsters Local 881 contracts and seek new separate agreements amid confusion. The unions shifted from area wide to firm specific terms. Managers warn the proposed contract could crush small firms by restoring pre strike sizes. Negotiations remain murky without access to the Thursday signed deal with Yellow and Whittlesea Blue Cab companies.
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Vietnam War Fatality List Includes Local S Sgt Charles Wallace
Clark County's 65th Vietnam death, reported by the Department of Defense, lists S.Sgt. Charles J. Wallace of North Las Vegas as missing to dead non-hostile. He is identified as father of Jerry J. Wallace. Also named is Pfc Richard C. Griffith, husband of Dianne K. Griffith of Wells, Nevada, killed in action.
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Wells
Clark County Men Win Right To Practice Law
Twenty one Clark County men were admitted to Nevada law practice by the state supreme court. The group includes James Barfield John Berlinger James Brown Ted Embry Scotty Gladstone Aubrey Goldberg John Greenman Melvyn Harmon Morgan Harris Larry Johnson William Krajec James Marshall William McGimsey Kent Michaelson Lawrence Robertson Jr David Schreiber Frank Schreck J Leon Simon Tony Terry Richard Vogel and Richard Weisbart. They joined 49 others who passed the bar exam last month and will be sworn in in Carson City October 22 or Las Vegas October 23.
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James Barfield
John Berlinger
James Brown
Ted Embry
Scotty Gladstone
Aubrey Goldberg
John Greenman
Melvyn Harmon
Morgan Harris
Larry Johnson
William Krajec
James Marshall
William McGimsey
Kent Michaelson
Lawrence Robertson, Jr
David Schreiber
Frank Schreck
J. Leon Simon
Tony Terry
Richard Vogel
Richard Weisbart
State Bar Association
Carson City
Las Vegas
Judge questions Clark County integration progress in suit
U S District Judge Bruce Thompson pressed Las Vegas NAACP president Charles Kellar and the district on integration efforts after first day of testimony. Principal Helen Anderson testified Kit Carson Elementary has 745 pupils with few white students and limited integration unless the district acts.
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Bruce Thompson
Reno
Charles Kellar
Las Vegas
Kellar
Jean Ford
Las Vegas League of Women Voters
Helen Anderson
Kit Carson Elementary
Weather Report Highlights Partly Cloudy Skies
Partly cloudy with scattered showers and winds gusting 15 to 20 mph. Today the high reaches 75 and the low 55, after yesterday's 79 and 68. Noontime humidity 29 percent with sunrise at 6 47 and sunset at 6 05.
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