Police Break up Teenage Narcotics Ring In Vegas
Police disclosed the break up of a teenage narcotics ring selling marijuana cigarettes pep pills and depressants at Teenbeat Club and Las Vegas Convention Center dances and Valley High School. Two brothers ages 15 and 17 were arrested along with others as detectives said 10 to 12 residential burglaries were also linked to the group. An undercover agent aided the case leading to three more arrests for unrelated narcotics violations.
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Nicklaus shoots 4 under but shares three way tie
Jack Nicklaus shoots four under par at Paradise Valley CC as Bert Collins Johnny Stevens and George Archer join a three way tie. Nicklaus drains a 28 foot birdie at the 18th after a day of birdies and a long putt display while Bill Casper closes even with a 71 and camera mishap at the 14th tee. The field features Trevino Blancas and Chi Chi Rodriguez with the second round set for 7:15 a.m.
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Apollo 7 Crew Gears Up For Test Orbit In Hurricane
Apollo 7 astronauts Schirra Eisele and Cunningham prepare for a 277 mile high test orbit after weathering Hurricane Gladys off Florida. The 66 second main engine burn will place them into a looping path, with a 103 mile low point over the U S as they near the end of the first full week of an 11 day 163 orbit mission.
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Compromise Seen To End Viet War
Washington officials say Hanoi delays three point plan to halt bombing while Saigon presses for firmer assurances. Paris and Saigon observers note Thieu government objections to including the Viet Cong front in talks. U.S. officials remain optimistic as Moscow plays a conciliatory role.
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Schwabacher Sues After Staff Walkout To Rival Firm
Schwabacher & Co alleges a mass Las Vegas staff walkout joined Mitchum Jones Templeton to form a rival outfit. It seeks a quick restraining order and three year injunctions plus turnover of confidential data. The San Francisco suit names Franklin Green of Las Vegas and 15 John Does, plus $10 million in damages.
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Circus Circus Opens Tonight With 15 Million Investment
A grand opening in Las Vegas features a 15 million dollar Circus Circus. Jay Sarno presides over ribbon cutting with officials and celebrities. Mid air wedding 400 feet above the building precedes a 7 pm preview for dignitaries. The resort includes 1000 staff, a western themed revue, and a four story fountain spectacle.
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Nixon Favors Bombing Halt Is Peace Possible
Nixon said he would support a bombing halt in North Vietnam if it does not endanger American lives and could bring peace. He told 6,000 at a Johnstown rally that Johnson is the only one who can decide its effect on troops. Humphrey avoided commenting on a halt and attacked Wallace in Detroit. Wallace canceled campaigns, citing exhaustion and was replaced by Gov. Williams in some appearances. Agnew criticized Wallace and LeMay on nuclear weapons.
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Golden Greek linked romance and Kennedy ties
Auto heiress Charlotte Ford, then 26, wed Stavros Niarchos in 1965. They separated after a daughter was born. Onassis’s decade long link with Maria Callas ended when she left in August amid lavish Skorpios entertainments. Callas had divorced to wed Onassis, while Mrs Kennedy’s divorce plans may clash with church rules, reflecting similar family dynamics of divorce.
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Franklin urges full time grand jury to audit funds and cases
Franklin blasts a temporary grand jury and calls for a full time body funded at 25 000 annually. He cites aging facilities security lapses escapes and the need to clear crowded calendars while noting proposed courthouse expansions.
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Light Action In Vietnam As Monsoon Rains Appear
Allied reports show a general lull in fighting in Vietnam with no major ground actions and casualties near a two month low. U S pilots flew 109 missions as monsoon rains limited visibility while South Vietnamese forces claimed 75 enemy killed with five of their troops dead.
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