Humphrey tells housewives U S not lost but changing
Vice President Hubert Humphrey addressed about 450 Hartford area housewives saying the United States is not a sick society but a changing one finding its conscience. He likened the era to a pilot weathering a storm and urged calm amid tensions over Vietnam and North Korea.
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U.S
Humphrey
Hartford, Conn
UPI
Hubert AH. Humphrey
United States
Greater
Hartford
America
Connecticut General Insurance Co
Bloomfield
Fragmented Classifieds Mixed With Legal Notices
A collage of old classifieds lists dogs for sale including purebreds and standard poodles, employment ads for a shoe store manager, a computer programmer analyst, a Jeep for sale, and a water and utility note. It also contains multiple Nevada court summons and notices to creditors for Edward Wadley estate with dates and clerk names.
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Eighth Judicial District Court
Nevada
Clark
Edward Wadley
Phil Cummings Boyd Leavitt
Myron E. Leavitt
Loretta Bowman
Dorothea Rasqu
Space Wives Look for Apollo as Craft Passes Houston
Space Center area residents Mrs Harriet Eisele Mrs Lo Cunningham and Mrs Jo Schirra rose early to glimpse the Apollo 1 spacecraft crossing the dawn sky over Houston. They could not find the craft but Cunningham’s brother Bill saw it move like a star while Swigert confirmed ground control could see it clearly.
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Seabrook
Tex
UPI
Houston
Harriet Eisele
Lo Cunningham
Jo Schirra
Clear Lake
Space Center
Cunnigham
Bill
Cunningham
Jack Swigert
24th Parley Set Over Pueblo Seizure Talks
Washington reports Ameri can and North Korean representatives will meet soon at Panmunjom for the 24th time to discuss possible release of the imprisoned Pueblo crew. The United States requested the meeting. last conference was October 10. In Chicago Paul D. Lindstrom of Remember the Pueblo Committee links George C. Wallace to the issue in the campaign’s final two weeks.
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Washington
UPI
Panmumjom
State Department
United States
Chicago
Paul D. Lindstrom
George C. Wallace
Lindstrom
Prospect Heights
Wallace
Pueblo
Missing Norris brothers prompt North Las Vegas search
Police hunt for three brothers Larry 10 Jerome 10 and Robert 12 Norris sons of Mr and Mrs Phillip Monroe of 2258 Ellis North Las Vegas. They left home Wednesday morning to walk to school and have not been seen since. Robert is a seventh grader at Von Tobel Junior High School and the other two attend Herron Elementary. Descriptions note all three are four feet tall with Hazel eyes and brown crewcuts. Larry weighs 80 pounds, Jerome wears glasses. Contacts urged to call North Las Vegas police or any law enforcement agency.
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North Las Vegas
Larry
Jerome
Robert Norris
Phillip Monroe
Ellis
Robert
von Tobel Junior High School
Herron Elementary School
North
Las Vegas
Sprinklers Keep Fire Controlled at Thunderbird Hotel
Fire in a fourth floor linen closet at the Thunderbird Hotel was contained by automatic sprinklers with help from over 30 firefighters and six apparatus. Heavy smoke filled the Aztec Building as crews finished mop up and deodorizing tasks. no loss estimate or cause available.
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Thunderbird
Clark County
Kit Carson
Strongarm Theft Reported Here
Police seek a strongarm robber with a crippled arm who lured a victim from a downtown casino into an alley. The attacker struck the man, took $500, and fled, while the victim Charles Hendryx pursued but was outdistanced. Hendryx, a San Fernando, California resident visiting for the weekend, described the suspect.
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Charles Hendryx
San Fernando
Calif
Hendryx
Burglary Hits Las Vegas Broker at South 16th Street
More than 490 in cash jewelry and liquor were stolen from the home of a Las Vegas real estate broker at 1316 S 16th St while the couple was away on vacation. Police reported yesterday.
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Las Vegas
S. 16Th St
Butane Explosion Wrecks Trucker
A van hauling catering gear for Belding Catering Co. shifted its load in a yard near Spring Mountain Road and Aldebaran Ave. The shifted load toppled a butane tank, its top and valve snapped off, and the gas exploded sending the tank about 100 yards behind the truck. Debris scattered across the yard.
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Central Telephone Co
Spring Mountain Road
Aldebaran Ave
Belding Catering Co
John Papageorge
Czech Assembly Ratifies Soviet Pact Allowing Temporary Troops
The Czechoslovak National Assembly approved the Soviet led War Pact treaty amid opposition. Premier Oldrich Cernik announced most troops will withdraw within two months of ratification, with the Soviet forces to stay temporarily and not interfere in internal affairs.
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Prague
UPI
Czechoslovak National Assembly
Soviet Union
Oldrich Cernik
Alexei N. Kosygin
Czechoslovakia
Custodians Keep Schools Locked Amid Strikes
In New York City parents and school officials faced renewed obstacles as custodians who hold the keys did not report to work in sympathy with striking teachers. A Board of Education member suggested parents sleep in schools over the weekend to ensure openings on Monday.
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New York
UPI
Board of Education
NSU mock election mirrors national Nixon lead on campus
NSU students cast ballots in a campus straw poll showing Nixon Agnew leading 50.61 percent with 248 votes out of 541 in the presidential race. Bible beats Fike in Senate, and Proposition Two for debt limit raise passes 475 to 68.
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Nevada Southern University
Maine
NSU
Collegians
Richard Nixon-Spiro Agnew
Alan Bible
Fike
Bill Terry
Thief Snatches $245 From Downtown Change Girl
A man grabbed $245 from a casino worker on Fremont Street, fled through the crowded casino to a waiting car on a side street, and appeared to make a clean getaway. The worker, Susan Alvara do, described the thief asking for paging instructions before the theft.
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Fremont Street
Susan Alvarado
Reynolds Sr
LDS Church Elder Alma Sonne to Speak at Las Vegas Stake Conference
Elder Alma Sonne, assistant to The Council of Twelve, will address a Las Vegas stake conference today and tomorrow. Sunday's session begins at 10 a.m. at the State Center, 820 Las Vegas Blvd North, with stake president Reed Whipple inviting visitors.
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Alma Sonne
Council of Twelve
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Las Vegas
Tomorow
State Center
Las Vegas Blvd
Reed Whipple
Bottlers Arrive for Sahara Hotel Meeting
More than 1,000 Dr. Pepper bottlers descend on the Sahara Hotel for a two day gathering featuring marketing instruction programs and industry discussion.
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Sahara Hotel
Nixon’s Long Road Back Looms In Party Horizon
The piece argues for Richard Nixon as the Republican choice, noting his qualifications, experience, and recent national lead. It contrasts Kennedy and Rockefeller, citing Nixon’s past endorsements and his strong standing in Nevada as signs of a solid comeback for the GOP in the current election cycle.
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McCarthy
Kennedy
Rockefeller
Nixon
John F. Kennedy
Nevada
Rumors of Mideast Peace Talks Create Political Tension
Reports from Amman and Beirut claim secret Israeli Jordanian diplomacy to end the 1967 war crisis, while border incidents persist. Right wing factions threaten a no confidence vote against Premier Levi Eshkol as Jordan lifts movement restrictions on Arab commandos. Israel denies any secret negotiations.
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Middle East
Israel
Jordan
Hussein
United Nations
Levi Eshkol
Beirut
Amman
Foreign Ministry
Benefits To Continue When Jackie Marries
Jacqueline Kennedy retains a Secret Service guard until March 1 even after remarriage. Her children receive protection until age 16, and her presidential widow pension of 10000 dollars yearly ends on remarriage. She may keep mailing letters free, with signature. The protection rules apply to widows of presidents and their minor children regardless of remarriage.
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Queline Kennedy
Secret Service
United States
John F. Kennedy
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