Israel’s Rabin Arrives as Peace Negotiator and Warrior
The piece lauds Lt General Rabin as Israel’s future ambassador to the United States and a pioneering figure for peace and defense. It notes Israel’s 1967 victory, rejection of vengeance, and seek for regional stability amid Soviet pressure. It references arms deals, including Phantoms to Israel and Soviet shipments to Egypt, framing U.S. support as essential to counter communism and secure defense.
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Pierre Thomasset dies in Las Vegas at 62
Pierre Thomasset longtime maitre d in Flamingo Hotel's Candlelight Room collapsed and died Friday from an apparent heart attack. A 15year Las Vegas resident born in France he is survived by son Peter and sister Pierena Sibilat. Funeral set for 11 30 a.m. at Bunker Brothers Chapel. Interment Forest Lawn Glendale.
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Las Vegas Sun Masthead and Staff Directory
The Las Vegas Sun lists editorial and management staff including H M Greenspun as editor and publisher and Brayn Armstrong as executive editor. It notes offices at 121 S Highland Ave Las Vegas Nevada 89106 and affiliations with United Press International and major newspaper associations.
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University Women Hold Luncheon With Panel Debate
The American Association of University Women hosted a luncheon at the Frontier Hotel. A panel questioned whether U S aid acts as a big club for underdeveloped nations. Panelists included Seiichi Shima, J O Lloyd, Ralph Roske, Andrew Tuttle, and Albert Johns.
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Group Asks Debates Among Office Seekers in Clark County
A Citizens for Debate group formed in Clark County requests a public debate on major issues among the three Presidential candidates. Chairman Ardis Kearns invites interested persons to write to Debate P. O. Box 5795 Orlando Florida.
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Las Vegas Youth Survives Fusillade Of Handgun Slugs
An 18 year old, Edward Murray, was hospitalized in fair condition with seven gunshot wounds after a shooting on Morgan Street. Jerry Neal, 19, and a 16 year old companion were arrested on charges including assault with a deadly weapon and kidnapping. A 17 year old bystander was later rescued after being forced to accompany the pair to Neal’s home.
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World News In Brief Highlights From Global Fronts
Bangkok police report the largest anti crime crackdown with 2 634 detainees yielding 325 illegal weapons and 40000 dollars in stolen merchandise. In Taranto Alda Sangermano 21 died after her father refused to let her leave in a miniskirt. Paris reports Concorde team around the clock to ready flight by month end. Awgan Royal Air Force searches a 7426 ton cargo ship from Norfolk. Moscow reports Cosmos 248 unmanned satellite functioning normally on its 94 8 minute orbit. Seoul says South Korean troops killed infiltrators along the armistice line. one soldier wounded.
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Finnish PM Kovisto to Visit Moscow Says Tass
Tass news agency reported that Finland's Prime Minister Mauno Koivisto would arrive in Moscow yesterday for talks with Soviet officials, signaling high level discussions between the two nations.
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Norman Eb butt Dies Retired Newsman Expelled by Hitler
Norman Eb butt a retired newspaperman who was once expelled from Germany by Adolf Hitler died Saturday at age unknown in London. Hereditary newspaper career and wartime experiences framed his life as a journalist and observer of world events.
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Tokyo protest arrests as 16 students held in parliament breakin
About 500 leftists staged an anti war protest in Tokyo with a march on the Diet building. Police arrested 16 students among the group amid the demonstration.
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Rene Maheu Elected UNESCO Director General
Delegates to the UNESCO general conference unanimously elected Rene Maheu of France as director general of the United Nations cultural scientific and educational agency. The agency oversees cultural, scientific and educational programs.
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Nevada Day Essay Winners Announced
G. W. Russell of the Nevada Day Committee announced nine junior high school students win ners on the ninth annual Nevada Day Historical Essay Contest. They will receive a 25 U. S. Savings Bond, Oct. 31 in a ceremony at the State Capitol Building. Winning essays will be printed in the 1968 Nevada Day Souvenir Program. Winners and their counties: Lesli Jarvis Clark, K. Craig Kent Churchill, Robert Palacio Elko, Terry Schendel Lyon, Kathleen Adams Nye, Sarah King Ormsby, Bob Gallagher Storey, Charles Lawson Washoe, Kathleen Scow White Pine.
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Accident Hospitalizes Two After City Crash
Two people were hospitalized in fair condition after a truck car collision at Decatur Boulevard and Sahara Avenue. Mrs Ruby Bell 40 and Darlene Waller 21 of 6120 Halifax Las Vegas suffered cuts bruises and possible internal injuries. Winston Bell 35 drove the car. Shelby Lewallen 34 of 5912 Martita Las Vegas faced a felony DUI citation.
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